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Turn Back The Clock

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Kyle Mantyla
  • Mario Murillo falsely claims that the upcoming "No Kings" anti-Trump protests are actually a nationwide plan to "burn American flags on Flag Day."
  • David Lane says that the anti-ICE protests in California "were not spontaneous expressions of frustration": "They reflect deeper ideological currents, more specifically, Marxist revolutionary strategy reshaping activist tactics across the country."
  • For eight years, Liz Crokin has been endlessly promising that the culmination of the QAnon conspiracy theory was imminent. But now she's positive that it is all about to finally happen, for real this time.
  • Looks like Andrew Isker was right when he bragged that "people in [Trump's] White House and his administration are from our guys or their guys are listening to our guys and getting ideas."
  • Finally, Tony Perkins praises the Southern Baptist Convention for passing a resolution calling for the overturning of the Supreme Court's 2015 Obergefell decision: "Some would say, 'Wow, they're trying to turn back the clock.' Yeah. Absolutely." 
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Liz Crokin
Tony Perkins

Tony Perkins
Mario Murillo during an episode of "Fire Power"

Mario Murillo

Far-right Dominionist preacher
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David Lane

David Lane is a Christian nationalist political operative who has spent decades organizing conservative pastors to promote right-wing politics and politicians. He preaches that the U.S. has a divine mission to advance the Christian faith. He called the separation of church and state a “lie” and a “fabricated whopper” designed to stop “Christian America—the moral majority—from imposing moral government on pagan public schools, pagan higher learning and pagan media.” He has said that the Christian church's response to the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973 should have been to initiate "riots, revolution, and repentance.” Lane has close ties to Republican officials; Donald Trump attended one of Lane's events as a 2016 presidential candidate.