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On Wednesday, one of those who have responded to Trump’s constant dog whistling and the demonization of “other” called in to Glenn Beck’s radio program, with a troubling message for his hay-haired idol.
The radio call turned “spooky” after “Nate” from Virginia was asked to explain how he can trust Trump to keep his promises when he’s already changing some of his policy positions.
“As long as he does the basic things, the foundational things, which is build a wall, he’s not going to have people like me coming after him,” Nate responded.
“So if he doesn’t build a wall like China, then he’s in trouble?” Beck said.
“Oh, he’s in so much trouble,” the caller quickly shot back. “You don’t even understand the backlash of us, the ones who are so frustrated and angry and tired of all the political stuff. We’re going to come after him personally. You know what I mean? We’re going to get him.”
“Get him” could mean a lot of things. A public properly motivated could petition their government to proceed with impeachment of a president who has somehow neglected to properly conduct the duties of his office.
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Or it could mean something more base and violent. Beck pressed “Nate” on what he meant by “get him,” hoping he meant something more legal.
“Well, I mean, hey, you yourself said he’s condoned violence in the past, hasn’t he?” the caller replied.
The caller went on to issue a chilling warning to Trump about keeping his campaign promises:
“I’m just saying, he’s appealing to people who are very frustrated and angry. Their frustration and anger can only be subsided if he makes his promises true,” Nate said. “And he has a lot on his shoulders. Maybe he himself doesn’t even know how much. But if he doesn’t come through for us, he’s going to have bigger problems, bigger problems than what you know.”
Beck described the call as “one of the spookiest” phone calls he’s ever received.
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You can hear the call here.
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Glenn Beck Caller Has Chilling Message for Trump If He Doesn’t Build the Wall https://t.co/7R2lhVWMFf
— RedState (@RedState) August 24, 2016
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