The Stack: Accountability Arrives for Lawless Leaders
Federal law enforcement has issued grand jury subpoenas to top Minnesota Democrats—including Governor Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison, and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey—over allegations they conspired to obstruct ICE operations. On today’s episode of The Todd Huff Show, Todd explains why Minnesota has become the proving ground for renewed immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.
Todd dismantles the predictable media narrative that subpoenas equal political persecution, arguing instead that this moment reflects a long-delayed restoration of the rule of law. He walks through how radical leftist ideology rejects accountability, elevates lawlessness, and conditions the public to see enforcement as oppression.
The episode also covers escalating anti-ICE activism, including the trespassing and storming of a church in St. Paul, and a revealing exchange featuring Kristi Noem and Greta Van Susteren discussing imminent arrests. Todd warns that public officials, media figures, and activists who crossed legal lines may soon face consequences—and that California could be next.
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đź“° Stack Links
Trump Flaunts Mugshots of “Illegal Criminals” at Media — Daily Caller
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem Says Arrests Coming After St. Paul Church Protest — FOX 9
Trump Pushes Back on Claim That Deported Migrants Are Not Criminals — Reuters
Trump Appears Unannounced With Mugshots to Counter Immigration Narrative — Washington Examiner
Protesters Disrupt St. Paul Church Service During Anti-ICE Demonstration — Associated Press
Minnesota Leaders Face Federal Scrutiny Over Immigration Enforcement Actions — CBS News
DOJ Investigating Alleged Obstruction of ICE by Minnesota Officials — ABC News
Don Lemon Faces Backlash After Appearing at Anti-ICE Church Protest — Fox News
Media Figures Accused of Crossing Line From Reporting to Activism at Protests — The Hill
Trump Warns California Could Be Next After Minnesota Enforcement Actions — Washington Examiner
Democrats Warn Trump Will Target Political Enemies in Second Term — CNN
Trump Allies Say Enforcement Is Response to Lawbreaking, Not Retaliation — Politico
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đź“ť Transcript: Accountability Arrives for Lawless Leaders
The Todd Huff Show – January 21, 2025
Host: Todd Huff
Todd Huff: My friends, accountability is finally arriving for the agitators, for the facilitators, for the rioters, for the lawlessness that's happening in particularly right now, Minnesota. But be put on alert for anyone else who's out there. Who is colluding allegedly with someone to interfere with the government's responsibilities, the federal government's responsibilities under the Trump administration to enforce the law, any law, but in particular immigration law, deportations and so forth. Be put on notice that this. You're not getting away with this. You're not. You might have seen that. Indictments. Excuse me, not indictments. Subpoenas are coming. For what? Walz. Jacob Frey. Keith Ellison in Minnesota. And that is a good and necessary thing. I want to talk about this today. I want to talk about this, and I want to talk about what a narrative that's going to, if it's not already taken off and, you know, it's being run with, it is coming soon. That is the narrative that this is Trump acting like Hitler, targeting his political enemies and so forth. My friends, context is king, and I want to go through that as well.
Todd Huff: Minnesota is the proving grounds here. California be put on notice. Gavin Newsom, Trump is already hinting at this. You may be next. And if we think. If we think what's happening in Minnesota is bad, just wait. Just wait until the People's Republic of California gets a taste of what's happening here with actual law enforcement and administration.
That is fixated on actually enforcing the law at such a breath of fresh air. In a otherwise lawless society that's been pushed upon us by these radical godless leftists, my friends.
That's where we want to go today, so plenty to get to. Thank you for tuning in here.
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Todd Huff: Okay, lots to get to here today. I'll just start with this off the top headline here. This is at the New York Post. Minnesota officials, including Walz and Frey, accused of hindering ICE. Served with grand jury subpoenas by the FBI. The FBI has served, so this has been done already, officials, including Governor Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison. Didn't he used to lead the DNC? I'm pretty sure he did. Or at least he was running for that spot. I think he was the DNC chair anyway. And Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey with grand jury subpoenas for allegedly conspiring to hinder ICE operations in the state, according to Fox News.
Todd Huff: The subpoenas are requesting records and communications from the officials, according to Fox News, as anti-ICE protests roil the Twin Cities nearly two weeks after Renee Good was shot by an agent after she clipped him with her SUV. You know, I don't know if that's an accurate assessment. She caused internal bleeding when she hit him with her SUV. I don't know if that's just clipping, but nonetheless. Frey, Ellison, and Walz have been vocal critics—you don't say, New York Post—of illegal immigration enforcement efforts in the state and have loudly and sometimes profanely demanded ICE leave the state. That's who these folks are. They live in a profane world.
Todd Huff: I don't know if you've seen some of these old videos of Jacob Frey. This guy is an absolute—I'm not trying to be, this isn't personal—but he's a clown. This guy is an absolute clown. He's a liberal's dream. There's video of him, I had not seen this before, and if I have, I'd forgotten it, but when he was at George Floyd's funeral, there's video of him kneeling. He's wearing, of course, his COVID mask, and he's in front of the casket on one knee, just bawling by himself. I don't know. A pure performance. Nothing is real. Nothing is real with these people.
Todd Huff: I don't know if you've seen the video of him just dancing after—I don't know if it was after his election win. It's just embarrassing. It's absolutely embarrassing. I get embarrassed when I watch these videos for how ridiculous the behavior is. But this is what resonates. You know, friends, leftism, modern leftism, radical leftism—people say mental disorder. It's not. I'm telling you, these problems are not mental. There are certainly examples where there is mental illness. I'm not saying that. But this is a condition of the heart.
Todd Huff: This is an intentional decision that these leftists make to embrace things that are antithetical to truth. I think this is a biblical truth coming to fruition individually in the lives of people. And listen, let me tell you, I am a human being and I have sinned. I am not a perfect person. And I want to be very clear about this. I'm not trying to jump on this. I'm just trying to identify the core of this problem. The core of this belief that causes people to believe this stuff, to cause people to believe that the people breaking the law are the ones who are in the right and the people who are enforcing the law are the ones who are in the wrong.
Todd Huff: It is absolutely wild to think that that's where we've gotten today. But there's an entire party that's built upon this. But it's not a mental—people write books, it's a mental disorder and all this, and it's cool in some circles to mock their mental capacity or whatever. That is not how I approach this at all. I want people to hear and receive truth. I'm not here to be—oh, excuse me. I should tell you, and I apologize for that. I'm usually really good with the mute button. I've been fighting off a little bit of a cold here, I think. So forgive me if that does happen. I'll do my best to prevent it. But I want to help people hear and receive truth. I want people to abandon the things that are not rooted in reality, or truth, or goodness. I want those things to be rejected by all people. And of course, a lot of people don't want that. That's the cold, hard truth. That's the reality of the world that we live in. People want to live according to their ideology and worldview, even if it's not true, because they don't have any desire to live an examined life and accept the truth—especially the truth that there is a God.
Todd Huff: Especially the truth that there is a God and that He has rules. He set the moral code and that we're accountable to Him. We have to give an account of ourselves and how we held up that moral code. And we've all failed miserably, by the way. But the truth is, the truth is there still is a difference between failing on occasion, having a weakness, and then just openly embracing and selling out to believe in the lies. To reject truth so much, even basic truth, like there is a God, right, that talks in the Bible. I don't want to get this preachy today, but I mean, I felt like I have to when I'm talking about the fact that the modern left's morally bankrupt worldview is antithetical to truth and to God. It just, it is. I don't know what else to say.
Todd Huff: My job is to try to help explain the truth as it is, not to say what I wish it was and everything else, but that's what we're dealing with. And so these people who have been led by people like Jacob Frey and Tim Walz and Keith Ellison, these people are lunatic, radical people who have—well, they've done—listen, not only have these folks rejected truth, they've tried to think of ways to manipulate other people into rejecting truth, which is even worse, maybe, I don't know, than simply rejecting it yourself. But this is what it is. It's not some mental disorder. This is something that the Bible says, “He who has eyes to see, let him see. He who has ears to hear, let him hear.”
Todd Huff: Right? If you've rejected the truth at some point, if you've rejected it enough, turned off your ability or desire to hear the truth, this is what you've got in store for yourself. This sort of chaos that's being ushered in by the left. Again, it appears sometimes that it's a mental disorder because it makes no sense to those of us who have not completely turned to depravity and still are seeking truth and trying to make sense of things, trying to accept things as they are and trying to work from that point, trying to move us toward good, toward the truth that is again rooted in Christ and God. But it's not just a mental condition. This is, I think at its core, a spiritual condition.
Todd Huff: And so Walz, Frey, Ellison, they've been served subpoenas. They're going to have to testify in front of a grand jury about what they've been doing here. And I don't know exactly—Oz was asking me this before the show—you know what? Because, you know, this, and this is what I want to get to today. There's going to be a narrative, and if it's not already taken shape, there's going to be people out there that say this is exactly what we warned you about. This is Trump going after his political enemies and all of that. And I'll get to that in a moment, but we have to be able to articulate what's going on here and why this is being done.
Todd Huff: So they believe—and listen, I suspect this as well—but there's apparently evidence or enough suspicion that warrants these subpoenas being handed out that say these guys are working together. They're communicating to try to prevent ICE from doing their job. And this could—listen, I'm not making allegations here. I'm just—what might this look like? Well, this could look like any number of things. This could be communications between these individuals where they're working to prevent ICE from doing their constitutional and legal obligation to enforce immigration law here in this country and deport people. So this could be as simple as trying to organize protests and people who are obstructing this could be maybe coordinating with groups—probably paid groups, possibly anyway—to come in and to cause havoc and chaos.
Todd Huff: I mean, there could be—who? I don't know. And I'm not making the accusation. I'm just trying to paint the picture of what could potentially be happening here. There could be attempts by these individuals and by the larger Democrat Party running the state of Minnesota today to—well, what if they got information about where ICE was operating? I mean, could they be using their network, their political office, to inform people of this and to activate, of course, the radicals that'll go block the streets? Are they giving people tips and pointers? Are they aiding and abetting people who are here illegally? This may lead to more information about what's happening in the Somali daycare fraud scandal. That's another—I mean, it's obvious that this is—we're now over the target. Right? The metaphorical target here.
Todd Huff: We're over the target. They've told us for years that we've got the most secure elections in the history of the world, that our democracy is thriving when people like Walz and Frey are running the show and so forth. But what they've really done—I mean, this is—we're now deporting people who are Democrat supporters, a Democrat voting bloc. And they know that they—well, that they rely upon these people. They rely upon these people for two things. Number one, their vote, or just getting these folks registered, and then someone can use that registration to fraudulently, allegedly, potentially cast a ballot. Don't pretend for a moment this isn't happening. I mean, again, if you've not seen 2000 Mules, watch that documentary.
Todd Huff: But the truth is, this is their voting bloc. And this is about the core constituency of the left today. And it's not just about votes. It's also about destroying America and Americanism, the American culture from within. If you import people into the United States who are not—doesn't matter where they're from—people get so fixated and they look at the color of the skin of the people who are coming in. I don't care if you're importing all Europeans. If they've not been assimilated, they've not been assimilated to American culture and to the foundations upon which this country was built, you can destroy the culture from within. Obviously, if you can get people who are more radical or who have cultural beliefs that are further and further from things that we can find at least in Western civilization, the quicker you can achieve those ends.
Todd Huff: And this is what they want. They want the destruction of the culture. They hate America as founded. And when they accomplish these things, my friends, they're going to come in, swoop in, and say, “Hey, here's our chance to do it right. We've got the new Bill of Rights,” and all this sort of stuff. I've seen this stuff. I've discussed these things in school 30 years ago. My friends, these things are absolutely real. And these people who live and breathe this, who decide or believe government is effectively their god, they worship government. There's nothing that's more important to them than their government. This is how they live their lives. This is who my friends they are and what they want.
Todd Huff: And so I don't know what these folks may have done. Of course, there's a presumption of innocence until they can be proven guilty, if indeed they can be at all. But they want to know what they were talking about, what they were potentially colluding about to prevent ICE from doing their job. Because everyone knows the stakes are high for the reasons I just laid out. And so that's what the FBI is trying to find out here. Now let's shift gears a little bit here, and I'll tell you where we're going to head next as I'm looking at the clock here. Okay. So let's talk about the narrative that's coming and that may already be out there, which is this is part of Trump's plan. We knew that Trump was going to target his political enemies. This is—we all knew this was coming. Trump's becoming Adolf Hitler 2.0 or whatever, right? That's baked into this. They've got a built-in defense mechanism against what Trump is doing, and they're going to hide behind this, and that's going to cause a lot of people to not look at the context.
Todd Huff: Because again, this requires gullible people, dare I say stupid people, dare I say people who have given up their responsibilities, abdicated the responsibilities to think for themselves. This is possible by having generations—now plural—of people who have gotten diplomas from public schools and public universities for simply mastering the art of regurgitating what some leftist, in many cases professor, was telling them is true. And how much you can do that in class to the satisfaction of the leftist lunatic running the show in there, the easier it is to get your diploma.
Todd Huff: These diplomas, in many instances, my friends, don't—listen, they don't mean anything. And I'm not here to criticize all formal education. Some of you in this audience have many degrees that are real. I'm not criticizing all of them. I'm criticizing the people who simply went to college, went to high school for that matter, to simply check the boxes on the Scantron. That's what we did when I was in school. We took the Scantron test with the number two pencil. You had to have a number two. I don't know—is there even a number one? I don't even know. I just knew of a number two pencil.
Todd Huff: But you had to have a number two. You had to color that in. It had to be read by the Scantron. But people memorized the answers. They didn't sift it through their own understanding so that they could understand the concepts. You know, some of these things that we were forced to believe are now being openly refuted. I mean, think about Pluto. Pluto was a planet back in the day. If you would have marked when I was in school that Pluto was not a planet, you would have gotten that wrong on your Scantron test. Now, my friends, Pluto is not a planet. And Nate Bargatze has a fantastic joke about that. I'm a big fan of Nate Bargatze. He said he should have been teaching the class because he didn't believe when he was in high school that Pluto was a planet.
Todd Huff: But anyway, so the thing is, if you look at the food pyramid, the things that we were taught to eat, the things that we were taught to eat in health class, those things are now being challenged. We were told to eat about a loaf of bread a day. Six to eleven servings of bread or something wild from what I remember. Now you might realize that there's a lot of folks that do things like low-carb diets or carnivore diets or whatever that are really rejecting a lot of those carbohydrates and so forth. Anyway, the point is this. It requires a chunk of the country that either can't or won't think for itself. They hear a narrative, they see people pitching a fit in the media and in public office, and they think, my goodness, there has to be something really bad going on here. That has to be Trump. So I want to talk about that. Here's how the program unfolds.
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Todd Huff: Okay, let's talk about this. The people who say, “Well, Todd, we told you this was coming. Why can't you see it for what it is?” You know, I thought about this a lot, and I think the best way to maybe explain this is to use—I don't like to use myself as an example, but this is just an analogy. Let's say I come on this program tomorrow and I say to you, I say to you, “Look, my friends, the political powers are coming after me. They are going to target me. I've got it on good—I've got a good, trustable, reliable report that says they're about to circle the wagons and come after me to take me down. And more on that in the days to come. Just bear with me.”
Todd Huff: This is an analogy. This is not me really saying this. Well, I'm really saying it, but this isn't a real situation. It's just to paint the picture. And then after I turn off the microphone and hang it up for the day, I go out and I do something that's against the law. I go out and I do something that I know is going to get a warrant for my arrest, that I know is going to stir the metaphorical pot, and they're going to come after me. They're going to circle the wagons and find me because I've broken the law. Then I go back the next day and I report to you, “Look, my friends, they've issued a warrant for my arrest. I tried to tell you that this was coming. I've tried to sound the warning bells and all this. I'm just some innocent guy here.” Listen, pause for a moment. Context is king. You know this.
Todd Huff: There could certainly be an example—and we've seen it—where people are targeted for reasons where the law is stretched and manipulated so that someone that they don't like can be targeted, taken down, and put out of commission. That's certainly something that can happen. It's also the case that savvy people, people who are superficial, people who know that there's a large chunk of Americans out there who are very superficial, who don't look beneath the surface, they know that they can set up a scenario where this is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Todd Huff: Hear me say this again. These media-astute people—I use the word astute not to indicate that they're geniuses. They just understand that they're dealing with a misinformed public who's easily manipulated by narratives and headlines, especially narratives that are carried by people in the media and on the radical left in particular and so that's certainly a scenario that people know they can set up, where A causes B, B causes C, on down the line, to where I can then say, “I warned you of this,” right? And that's what's going on here. That's what's going on here. And so when they were predicting before Trump's second term that Trump was going to target, so to speak, his political enemies, come after them, what they were really telling you was what? What they were prepared to do. They were telling you that they were prepared to do things.
Todd Huff: Now listen to me closely. They were admitting—they were confessing—that they were prepared to do things that they knew would warrant this response from the Trump administration. They were prepared to do things that were illegal and that would get them arrested and subpoenaed by people. Now, this is all allegations with this particular group. I'm not assuming guilt. I'm just telling you that this is how this game works. And so they were admitting before everybody what they were prepared to do. Now, the less informed, the low-information voters—Rush used to call them—fall for this stuff hook, line, and sinker. Because they just listen. You know, it's amazing to me, doing what I do, I hear from lots of different people.
Todd Huff: I hear from the people who think very highly of themselves. I hear from the self-righteous. In fact, I heard from a guy yesterday who thinks very highly of himself. I also deal with people who actually know a lot, but they don't think they do. It's a remarkable thing. I don't know if you've seen the studies, but the more doubts we have about our ability, our knowledge, and so forth, typically that means the more that you know.
Todd Huff: I know it's kind of counterintuitive. But I know when, for example, when we onboard people to work here at our show, here at Red, White, and Brand or whatever, one of the things I've told them in the past is that there's four phases. There's four phases. There's the first phase where you don't know what you don't know. You don't know anything. And that's not an insult. You just haven't done it. That was the same way with me. I didn't know what I didn't know, and it didn't seem that complicated because I didn't realize, “Oh wow, I've got to think about that.” And that's a pretty short-lived phase where it's like, “Oh, this is really simple.”
Todd Huff: You run into a problem that you realize, “I don't know how to deal with that. I didn't think about that.” Then you enter the phase that a lot of people get stuck in, where you know what you don't know. You know what you don't know. And when you're in that phase, it can be overwhelming to a lot of people, especially someone who's not overly optimistic or not tenacious, not confident that they'll figure it out. You can get stuck and live in that place forever. You know what you don't know. You know where you fall short. You know where the problems lie. And it's just overwhelming. But what often happens—and if you stick with it, and you work hard and you do what you're supposed to do—this doesn't apply for the people who are playing games or who are simply trying to get a paycheck for doing as little as possible.
Todd Huff: But for the people who really try to improve and master the art of whatever they're doing, you reach a phase where you're unconsciously qualified. So you actually don't know what you do know, right? The second phase was knowing what you don't know, but now I've become almost unaware of my competency because I've done it for so long. Maybe I'm still distracted by the things that I haven't mastered. I've actually gotten a lot better at certain skills, and I don't realize how competent I've become. And then eventually, if you stick with it long enough—I've gone through this in lots of different areas of my life, and I'm thinking that you'll relate to this as well—you reach a phase where you become completely aware of your competency.
Todd Huff: Not arrogant, realizing you can screw it up just as easily that day as any day. You're human. But you've gotten comfortable, and it becomes simple again. It becomes simple again. But it's almost like it's a complete circle. But the difference is what you've experienced, what you've worked through. And it's the same simplicity I had on day one before I realized all the stuff I didn't know. I've learned those things or I've gotten comfortable navigating those things, and I'm confident at that particular point.
Todd Huff: And when it comes to consuming news, most people stay at the beginning. They don't know what they don't know. And they're just ignorantly following what these lunatics are telling them. Or they realize that, “You know, I don't know a lot about this issue,” and they get stuck there “Let me listen to the clown and the knucklehead who's out here telling me how to interpret the day's events.” And so we get into this situation where these politicians are put up on a pedestal. They can't be criticized. If you criticize them, you're part of—I don't know—this coup that wants to overthrow the government. It is wild what people will believe because of the narrative.
Todd Huff: And if they hear it enough, repeated, it is a powerful force, as simple as it is. If it's repeated long enough and repeated by enough voices, and there's almost this echo chamber, people lose their defenses against the message, and they begin to say, “Well, I guess that must be the case.” It sickens me, but that's what happens, and that's what's happening. When people tell you that this is Trump, or when they will tell you this is Trump doing what he's always promised us, which is targeting his political enemies, when in reality what this is, is justice being served against the lawless, my friends. Quick time out. Back here in just a minute.
Todd Huff: Sometime around 6 p.m. Eastern Time, I haven't seen anything. It could have happened already. I haven't seen any reports, but that may have happened depending upon when you hear my voice. That may have already happened by the time you hear this. But she's promising this, and this is arrest in relation to the people that stormed the church in St. Paul, Minnesota, that we talked about yesterday, targeting this pastor, demanding his resignation and everything else because he is working with ICE. The absolute worst thing you can do in the minds of these radical leftists. And I want to talk about that in the time that we have available. And I want to—I don't have as much time as I had hoped. But I want to mention at least that Don Lemon could get caught up in this. And don't be surprised, my friends, if Don Lemon gets arrested either.
Todd Huff: It's clear that he wasn't just an—well, there's evidence to suggest—I'll say it that way—there's evidence to at least suggest that Don Lemon wasn't just an innocent journalist who was covering a story as people trespassed and stormed this church. He was actually potentially, according to some reports and some things that he has said, maybe potentially involved in the planning and orchestrating of this, which of course is not the same thing as journalism. But again, when do details matter to the radical left? All right. That's where we're going to head today in the time we have remaining. But friends, maybe you've reached that stage where managing your money feels like juggling a whole lot more than just numbers. You've got tax planning, estate work, investment choices, a whole lot more. That's when family office services can make a real difference. Full Suite Wealth brings all those pieces together into one cohesive strategy. Their family office services give you access to a coordinated team with advanced option strategies, private equity, private credit, and legal expertise, all under one roof.
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Todd Huff: Okay, let's play what Kristi Noem had to say here about these arrests that were coming. And if they haven't come yet, I expect them to come today. This, again, is in regard to or in response to the people who allegedly broke the law by storming the church in St. Paul, Minnesota in their so-called anti-ICE protests, which really was an anti-ICE trespass.
Kristi Noem (Soundbite): And then that pastor really did a remarkable thing. They're trying to protect his parishioners. And even the pressures I imagine have felt and feel intimidated. They did. And there's going to be arrests in the next several hours, Greta. There will be arrests tied to that, and people will be brought to justice for how they violated the law in that situation.
Greta Van Susteren (Soundbite): With Don Lemon as a journalist—and so I thought he was going, and so when I first saw it, assumed he was going in as a journalist covering it. I mean, I go into bad places and ask questions all the time. But when his comment about the white supremacy also made me think, well, maybe he wasn't there as a journalist.
Kristi Noem (Soundbite): Yeah. Well, Greta, not only that comment, but the fact that ahead of time, before this even happened, he said that he had conducted some surveillance before they went into this church. He identified individuals that were going in with him that were activists and the work that they'd done in the past. The fact that this entire situation was then posted on the Black Lives Matter website. All of that is something that they're going to be responsible for.
Todd Huff: Well, okay, so certainly sounds like Don Lemon may want to be very, very careful and be aware of what is headed his direction. This dovetails nicely with that part of the story. I don't know if I have time to get to it, but Don Lemon was on a podcast recently where he was—well, basically saying that, well, talking about this very thing again. Journalists report what's going on. Journalists don't—at least they shouldn't—I know that they do—but they don't push a particular narrative. I know that they do in reality, but they shouldn't be pushing a particular narrative. But Don Lemon's out there. I just don't have the time. I don't have enough time. I wish I could play it. It's in the Stack of Stuff on the website, or if you subscribe to the free email newsletter, it'll be there.
Todd Huff: But Don Lemon said that there's a group of people out there who are white supremacists who are Christian. They don't share his version of Christianity. Which—what is that, Don? I would love to hear. Listen, anyone can call upon the name of Jesus, but we don't get to tell God what His rules are. And Don Lemon certainly condones certain things that are not biblical, my friends. So I don't know what he means by that's not his brand of Christianity. But I do know this. I do know this, that when you take a position that you're pushing a narrative—a narrative on a group of people that he didn't know anything about—this pastor, he didn't know anything about him. They assume, or they want you to assume, they want the American people to assume that this guy's a white supremacist, white supremacist Christian nationalist because he's working with ICE and being a pastor.
Todd Huff: This stuff, my friends, is a lie straight from the pits of hell itself. And I've got to run. Simply out of time, my friends. Talk to you soon. SDG.
