Brigitte Gabriel Says Iran Is Running Out of Road

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Claims

1. 1TrueICE enforcement operations in Virginia and Maryland resulted in the arrest of more than 1,300 illegal immigrants.DHS and ICE both report that Operation Safe Community arrested 1,328 illegal aliens in Virginia and Maryland between August 1 and 14, 2026, which supports the claim's more-than-1,300 figure. News outlets repeat the official count, though News4 notes it could not independently verify DHS's criminal-history details, and those details are not part of the arrest-count claim.4 sources →
2. 2TrueDoug Ford threatened to cut off power to the United States.Multiple sources report that Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened on Monday, August 24, 2026, to cut off electricity exports to the U.S. as retaliation in the trade war, saying 'everything is on the table.' The post's 'says he's going to cut off power to America' is a faithful paraphrase of that threat, and the threat predates the August 25 posting date. Later sources note he did not carry it out, but that does not affect the claim that he threatened it.7 sources →

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3. 3TrueImmigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested 1,328 illegal aliens in Virginia and Maryland between August 1st and August 14th, 2026.Official DHS and ICE releases both report 1,328 arrests in Virginia and Maryland between August 1 and August 14, 2026, matching the claim's figure, dates, and location. Governor Moore disputes the framing of how many arrested people had criminal records, but no source disputes the arrest count itself.6 sources →

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4. 4TrueNearly 400 of the 1,328 individuals arrested by ICE in Virginia and Maryland were convicted or charged with crimes.The claim matches the figure in DHS's official release on Operation Safe Community (1,328 arrested Aug 1–14, with almost 400 convicted or charged), and the post's wording is faithfully extracted. No source contradicts the number, but every source tracing it back is DHS itself, and News4 noted it could not independently verify it without the full list of arrestees.5 sources →

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5. 5FalseWilfredo Jose Moran of El Salvador was arrested by ICE in Richmond, Virginia, and was wanted for murder.The sources describe a Salvadoran man wanted for murder in Richmond, but he is named Eygner Wilfredo Huezo-Moran and was arrested by ICE and U.S. Marshals in Chesterfield, Virginia, not Richmond. The claim's name, "Wilfredo Jose Moran," does not match any source, so the claim misidentifies the person and the arrest location. The post's own name is not in the sources, so the extraction faithfully reflects the passage.6 sources →

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6. 6TrueAntinelle Pierre, an illegal alien from Haiti, has a criminal history including arrest for attempted murder, two counts of assault, possession of a dangerous weapon, intent to injure, and reckless endangerment.The DHS primary release states that Actionel Pierre, a Haitian 'criminal illegal alien,' has a criminal history including attempted murder, two counts of assault, possession of a dangerous weapon with intent to injure, and reckless endangerment, and that ICE arrested him in Wicomico County, Maryland. The sources spell the first name 'Actionel' rather than 'Antinelle' (the post itself gave 'Antinelle, or Achonelle'), but the matching nationality and charge list point to the same person, and the claim faithfully follows the passage. The sources report arrest history as stated by DHS, not as convictions, which matches the claim's wording.5 sources →

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7. 7TrueEstrada Reyes Funes, an illegal alien from Honduras, has a criminal history including a conviction for felony hit and run, and arrests for making a threat to bomb or burn, assault and battery on a family member, and violating a protective order.Multiple sources, including ICE statements relayed by Nexstar/Yahoo, Rocktown Now and Fox 7, describe a Honduran woman arrested by ICE in Harrisonburg, Virginia, with exactly the claimed history: a felony hit-and-run conviction, arrests for threatening to bomb or burn, assault and battery on a family member, and violating a protective order. The sources name her Estrella Reyes-Funez, not Estrada Reyes Funes as the post and claim have it, so the match rests on the near-identical name, nationality and identical record, and the claim departs from the spelling in the sources. The Denver 2017 hit-and-run case involves a different man, Norlan Estrada-Reyes, and does not bear on this claim.5 sources →

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8. 8TrueThe Trump administration ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian immigrants.Multiple tier1 and primary sources confirm the Trump administration ended Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, after the Supreme Court allowed the termination on June 25, 2026; NYC's government resource reports TPS for Haiti ended on August 5, 2026. The extracted claim is a faithful, narrower version of the post, which also adds unsupported Canada self-deportation remarks that the claim does not repeat.7 sources →

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9. 9TrueThe Trump administration is preparing to revoke the business and tourism visas of up to 200,000 foreigners who applied for or are currently seeking asylum in the United States.As of 2026-08-25, the administration was preparing to revoke business and tourism visas held by foreigners who applied for or were seeking asylum. The State Department confirmed the plan, while the figure of up to 200,000 comes from AP's reporting on State Department documents and officials, not from a State Department number.7 sources →

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10. 10FalseHundreds of thousands of illegal aliens have been registered to vote in the United States.The claim rests on DHS and Trump administration figures of roughly 250,000 to 278,000 noncitizens registered to vote, which fact-checkers and state officials rejected as unsubstantiated and which shrank sharply under review (Nevada from 15,903 to 185 confirmed, California from 190,000 to 20,000). The narrow true kernel is that a small number of noncitizens have been wrongly or inadvertently registered, not hundreds of thousands.7 sources →

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11. 11TrueThe Supreme Court lifted a judicial decision blocking the Trump administration from implementing an executive order to restrict the use of mail-in ballots.On 2026-08-24 the Supreme Court lifted the injunction by Judge Talwani that blocked the administration from implementing Trump's March executive order on mail-in ballots, so the claim is accurate as of the claim date. The claim omits that a separate nationwide injunction on the Postal Service remained in place, and later rulings in September changed the picture, but neither reverses the claimed event.10 sources →

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12. 12TruePresident Trump issued an executive order in March directing the Department of Homeland Security to compile a list of U.S. citizens eligible to vote in each state.The claim is supported: Reuters, the White House fact sheet, the executive order text, and NPR all report that Trump's March 31, 2026 executive order directed DHS (working with SSA) to compile and transmit to each state a list of U.S. citizens eligible to vote. Some sources describe the list-building as assigned to USCIS and SSA rather than DHS alone, a peripheral discrepancy that does not affect the core assertion.5 sources →

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13. 13MixedThe Supreme Court ruled that President Trump can move forward with an executive order regarding the use of the Postal Service for mailing ballots.On August 24, 2026, the Supreme Court lifted the injunction against Trump's March mail-ballot executive order, so parts of it could proceed, and ABC reports the ruling green-lit USPS rulemaking. However, sources including NPR and USA Today say the Postal Service's ballot-delivery role remains blocked nationwide by a separate ruling, so the claim's Postal Service element is only partly supported.9 sources →

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14. 14FalsePreliminary reviews of voter records by the Department of Homeland Security show 190,000 non-citizens registered to vote in California.DHS did publish a preliminary figure of up to 190,832 registered non-citizens in California in July 2026, but it said only that there "may be as many as" that number and gave no supporting evidence. Snopes rated the claim false, and by October the administration had cut its California figure to about 20,000 "likely" noncitizens, so the 190,000 figure was not shown as a finding as of 2026-08-25.7 sources →

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15. 15TrueThe Department of Homeland Security found 400,000 deceased registrants in voter records.DHS, through its SAVE-based review, reported identifying about 400,000 deceased registrants across the participating states, as shown in July 2026 coverage and the DHS-sourced figures repeated by several outlets. Sources note these are preliminary flags that election officials must verify, and DHS had not publicly released supporting documentation, but the claim that DHS found the figure is supported as of the August 25, 2026 posting date.8 sources →

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16. 16MixedThere was a Chinese voter data breach involving 220,000,000 U.S. voters.The sources support that China acquired some U.S. voter registration data, and the White House says 'as many as' 220 million records were bought, stolen, or hacked. However, the 220 million figure is unconfirmed by the White House's own fact sheet, fact-checkers (FactCheck.org, USA Today) say most state voter files are publicly available so calling it a 'breach' is overstated, and the AP and BBC find no evidence that the data changed any election outcome.8 sources →

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17. 17TrueGovernor Mikey Sherrill of New Jersey is refusing to release the names of 6,600 non-citizens who were registered to vote in the state.Politico (July 28, 2026, before the August 25 post) reports Gov. Mikie Sherrill's administration refused the DOJ's demand for names, nationalities and addresses of the roughly 6,600 noncitizens mistakenly registered, citing privacy laws. The claim's figure matches the passage's own 6,600 figure, though the post said 6000, and the refusal was to the DOJ rather than a general public release; sources do not show whether the state has changed course since.6 sources →

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18. 18TrueThe company Idemia claims that 6,600 records of non-citizens registered to vote in New Jersey show these individuals answered 'no' to the citizenship question at motor vehicle offices.The claim that IDEMIA says its records show all 6,600 individuals answered 'no' to the citizenship question at the Motor Vehicle Commission is supported. Multiple outlets report IDEMIA making exactly this statement, and the governor's account and the Riemer statement also say the individuals answered 'no'. IDEMIA disputes that its software caused the registrations, which the claim does not address.8 sources →

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19. 19FalseMichigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's election software is programmed to automatically register non-citizens to vote when they update or move their addresses.The claim that Benson's election software is programmed to automatically register noncitizens when they update addresses is contradicted by the Michigan Secretary of State's Election Fact Center, which states that only U.S. citizens can register and that there is no evidence supporting claims of large-scale noncitizen registration, and describes document checks against federal systems. The allegation itself rests only on an unverified sheriff/whistleblower account (sources 4-6), and the extraction matches the post's wording.5 sources →

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20. 20TrueDavid Olson, clerk at Hastings Charter Township, Michigan, stated that a state employee supervisor told a sheriff that non-citizens are automatically registered to vote when they change their address.The sources confirm that Hastings Charter Township Clerk David Olson made a video stating that a Secretary of State employee told Barry County Sheriff Dar Leaf that noncitizens are automatically registered when they change addresses, so the attribution holds. The claim's wording slightly misplaces the roles: the post says an employee advised the sheriff and a supervisor responded to that employee, and the underlying allegation has not been independently established.4 sources →

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21. 21TrueSarah De Boer is the clerk of Climax Township in Kalamazoo County, Michigan.Kalamazoo County's official Local Clerk Information page lists Sarah DeBoer as the Climax Township clerk, and the claim matches the passage it was extracted from. The spelling 'De Boer' versus 'DeBoer' is a trivial variation, and the sources are consistent with her holding the office as of 2026-08-25.4 sources →

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22. 22TrueA whistleblower from the Michigan Secretary of State's office alleged that the Secretary of State is registering non-citizens to vote.The sources show that a whistleblower complaint alleging non-citizens were automatically registered to vote was made, reported through Barry County Sheriff Dar Leaf and by WWMT and WOOD in September 2026, with one account describing the whistleblower as inside the Secretary of State's office. The allegation's substance is disputed: the Secretary of State's office says its automatic voter registration system does not register anyone without proof of citizenship, but that dispute concerns whether the allegation is true, not whether it was made.3 sources →

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23. 23MixedLocal clerks in Michigan have no ability to verify the citizenship of individuals in the Qualified Voter Files.The sources do not directly state whether Michigan clerks can verify citizenship. MCL 168.509r limits clerks' QVF verification duty to names and addresses, which supports the claim, but a 2026 state audit says clerks are responsible for QVF cancellations that include citizenship, which cuts against the absolute 'zero ability' wording. The claim was made on 2026-08-25, and the audit was published 2026-08-28, so it is used only as a near-date snapshot.4 sources →

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24. 24MixedThe CIA and Mossad are on the ground in Iran working with Kurdish forces.As of 2026-08-25, sources support that the CIA and Mossad were working with Iranian Kurdish groups, through arming and backing reported by Axios, CNN and Times of Israel. They do not show CIA or Mossad personnel physically on the ground in Iran, and Times of Israel reports Trump pulled the plan for Kurdish militias to enter Iran, so the 'on the ground in Iran' element is unsupported or contradicted.5 sources →

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25. 25Can’t tellThe Iranian currency exchange rate is 2 million rials to the dollar.No source reports the rial's rate on 2026-08-25, so the claim's figure of 2 million cannot be confirmed or refuted for that date. The sources do bracket it: the rate was about 1.5-1.6 million in February, hit a record of 2.2 million on Sept. 2, and was above 2.5 million by late September, which makes 2 million plausible for late August but not established. The post's 'reals' is a typo for rials, and the claim is graded as the post's own figure.9 sources →

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26. 26TrueThe Iranian government reappointed a former leader of the Basij who served 20 years ago to lead the organization again.Multiple sources confirm that Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei appointed Hossein Taeb, a former Basij commander, to head the Basij again on August 10, 2026. One source states Taeb last commanded the Basij 20 years ago, so the claim's core assertion and timeframe are supported; the appointment came from the supreme leader rather than a broader government body, which is a minor wording difference.6 sources →

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27. 27TrueThe Iranian government offered a $10 million bounty for the murder of Barron Trump.Iranian state broadcaster IRIB, and IRGC-linked Channel 3, aired a video around August 22–24, 2026 that appeared to offer a $10 million bounty on Barron Trump, and Reuters and The Atlantic describe it as an Iranian announcement. Snopes says the bounty claim is still under investigation and Euronews could not independently verify it, so the evidence supports the offer being made through state media but not that a bounty was funded or paid. The sources do not contradict the claim as of 2026-08-25.9 sources →

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28. 28TrueIranian parliamentary speaker Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf stated that economic growth and domestic production will not endure if people are hungry.Multiple outlets report that Ghalibaf said in Baghdad on August 20-21, 2026 that 'if people are hungry' and there is no economic growth and domestic production, 'we will not endure,' so the core assertion holds as of the claim date. The claim's phrasing that growth and production 'will not endure' is a loose paraphrase of the quote, which refers to Iran itself enduring, but the substance matches.7 sources →

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29. 29Can’t tellApproximately 8 to 9 million people in Iran adhere to the radical ideologies of the mullahs.No source estimates how many Iranians adhere to the radical ideologies of the mullahs, so the 8-9 million figure cannot be graded directly. The nearest data point is GAMAAN's 2024 finding that about 11% of Iranians support the principles of the Islamic revolution and the Supreme Leader, which would be roughly 9-10 million on a population of about 87.6 million, but that measure is not the same as 'radical ideology'. The extraction faithfully reflects the post, and the claim was made on 2026-08-25.4 sources →

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30. 30TrueThe United States has conducted six months of military blows to the Iranian military, infrastructure, and nuclear proliferation program.The sources confirm that the US and Israel began military operations against Iran on Feb. 28, 2026, and that strikes on Iranian military, missile, infrastructure and nuclear sites continued for roughly six months, with strikes continuing after an April ceasefire. The claim drops the post's rhetorical word 'devastating' and does not add anything the post did not say; PolitiFact's view that the 2026 war did not further weaken Iran's nuclear capabilities concerns the degree of damage, not whether the blows occurred.5 sources →

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31. 31Can’t tellThe United States has waged the greatest offensive financial offensive against an adversary in modern American history against Iran.The campaign itself is documented: Treasury and the White House announced Operation Economic Outcast on 2026-08-24, a day before the post. The 'greatest ever' framing comes only from the administration's own characterization, repeated by outlets, and no independent source confirms or disputes that it is a historical first, so the claim is unverifiable. The passage's 'against Iran' is resolved from the post's own context and is not an addition.6 sources →

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32. 32MixedSharia law is being pushed in Michigan and Texas.Texas is supported as of the claim date: the Texas Attorney General's April 2026 investigation of the Dallas Islamic Tribunal alleges an effort to impose sharia, and EPIC City was stymied after advocacy. Michigan is not supported: the sources show anti-sharia rhetoric aimed at Michigan candidate Abdul El-Sayed (after the claim date), a 2015 PolitiFact fact-check finding Dearborn Muslims may follow sharia in personal lives, and a Washington Post analysis finding no incidents of Islamic law imposed on U.S. civil institutions. The claim is also loosely worded and does not say who is pushing sharia.6 sources →

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33. 33MixedUnder Islamic law, a woman is worth half of that of a man.Sources confirm that Islamic law and some codes give a woman's testimony half the weight of a man's and in some cases half the inheritance share, and Iran's penal code is cited as treating this as a worth ratio. Other sources, including Islamic-studies and Penn State law-review material, dispute that the rules mean women are worth half a man, and Yaqeen says the testimony rule is not universal, so the claim's 'worth' reading is contested.6 sources →

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34. 34MixedAmerica was founded as a majority Christian nation.Whether America was majority Christian at its founding depends on the measure. By identification, sources say roughly 98% of European-descent Americans were Protestant (Dreisbach), but by church adherence fewer than 20% (Encyclopedia.com) or about 17% (Wikipedia) belonged to a church in 1776, and LA Times calls the founding-as-Christian-nation idea a myth. The claim also departs slightly from the post, which said "majority Christian nation founded on Judeo-Christian values"; the extraction dropped the Judeo-Christian qualifier.7 sources →

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35. 35TruePeople at a Hassan Piker rally cheered the assassination of Charlie Kirk.Multiple outlets report that Hasan Piker led a Golden Gate Theatre crowd in San Francisco on August 21, 2026, in a mocking singalong of 'We Are Charlie Kirk' and that the audience roared, laughed, and applauded. The sources describe the crowd's reaction to a song mocking Kirk's assassination rather than explicitly to the killing itself, and the advocacy outlets use partisan framing, so the 'cheered the assassination' wording is a characterization, though the record supports it.7 sources →

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36. 36TrueIllegal immigrants are voting in elections in the United States.Multiple sources show that noncitizens, including people in the country illegally, have voted in US elections: federal prosecutors in Washington state said more than 400 noncitizens registered and voted, and Reuters counted 73 federal convictions over 30 years. The sources describe this as rare and often mistake-driven, and some lists of alleged noncitizen voters are disputed, but the claim asserts existence rather than scale, so it holds as of 2026-08-25.9 sources →

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37. 37FalseThe Democratic Socialists of America do not believe in God.The claim that the DSA as a group does not believe in God is contradicted by sources showing DSA members and leaders who are people of faith, including a national co-chair who is an ordained Presbyterian elder (AP, July 31, 2026). The only sources calling the group godless are political rhetoric from Trump and opinion pieces, not authoritative findings about the group's beliefs, so this is a moderate-confidence false rather than a settled one.7 sources →

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38. 38TrueAchonelle Pierre was arrested by ICE and has a criminal history including attempted murder, two counts of assault, possession of a dangerous weapon, intent to injure, and reckless endangerment.DHS, the primary source, says ICE officers arrested Haitian national Actionel Pierre in Wicomico County, Maryland, and that his criminal history includes arrests for attempted murder, two counts of assault, possession of a dangerous weapon with intent to injure, and reckless endangerment. Local outlets relay the same list (some omit a count or two, which is not a contradiction), and the post itself names the man as 'Antinelle, or Achonelle Pierre,' so the spelling difference is not a substantive mismatch. These are DHS's descriptions of arrests rather than independent verification of convictions, and the sources largely trace back to the DHS statement.6 sources →

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39. 39TrueMuriel Antonio Barrera Navidad is an illegal alien and MS-13 gang member from El Salvador with a criminal history including robbery and illegal possession of firearms.The DHS/ICE release and several outlets that repeat it say Mauricio Antonio Barrera-Navidad, arrested in Hyattsville, Maryland, is an MS-13 member from El Salvador with a criminal history including robbery and use and illegal possession of firearms. The post and claim say "Muriel" rather than "Mauricio", which appears to be a transcription error for the same named person, since the surname, middle name and record match.5 sources →

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40. 40TrueTreasury Secretary Scott Besant posted on Twitter that Iranian leadership admitted economic pressure is working.The record confirms Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent posted on X on 2026-08-25 that Iran's leadership is admitting the pressure is working. The post's own text and Iran International's report of it match the claim, so the claim is true as made. The spelling 'Besant' in the claim is a typo for Bessent, and the claim's 'admitted' describes what the post asserted rather than an independently verified admission by Iranian leaders.2 sources →

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41. 41MixedThe United States Constitution is based on Judeo-Christian values.The claim is a contested interpretive assertion, and the sources split: some historians and commentators say the Constitution reflects Judeo-Christian values, while others say its text does not reference Christianity or any faith and that claiming such a foundation misreads the founders. The extraction matches the post's wording, and no authoritative fact-check settles the interpretive question.6 sources →

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How it persuades

• ExaggerationFigurative inflation carries the claimyou want to, you really want to poke the pit bull?you kind of been a sucker fish on the shark of the United StatesI swear they just lifted some passages from Mein Kampfthat's such a crime against humanityit is one block off the Inner Harbor is friggin' third worldit's like Rome at its primeand 4 more in the polygraph

What it’s built on

• Conspiracy · election fraudSecret coordination by powerful actorsall by designit's all by designThis was all a plan by the Democrat Partysomebody on the inside here in America who is making all this information available to them
• DistrustDistrusts the government as a wholethe leaders of the Democrat Party across the United States are the world's largest organized crime familywe're going to drive them into the pits of Hell

Sources

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