‘Take their children away’: Project Veritas exposes PBS principal counsel’s violent hatred of Republicans
By: Frieda Powers
A quite revealing conversation. It goes to show exactly what it is that the AOC squad style secular progressive left leaders political and media as well as big tech social media feel about us bitter clinging deplorables. He simply said out loud what so many on the other side really do think about us and what they truly would do to us if only they get the power to carry it out.
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The principal counsel for the Public Broadcasting Service revealed his disturbing radical views in a new undercover video from Project Veritas.
In the video, released on Tuesday, Michael Beller was heard saying Americans are “f–king dumb” and that children of Republican voters should be put into “re-education camps.” The principal counsel for the non-profit corporation, which receives millions in taxpayer funding each year, also compared President Donald Trump to Hitler while advocating throwing Molotov cocktails at the White House.
“We go for all the Republican voters and Homeland Security will take their children away. What do you think about that?” Beller asked an undercover Project Veritas journalist in the undercover video. “And we’ll put them into re-education camps.”
“Amen,” the journalist quipped.
(Source: Project Veritas)
“In these times, which are unique, I mean Trump is close to Hitler,” Beller said.
“What are you going to do if we [Democrats] don’t win?” the journalist asked in another part of the clip.
“Go to the White House and throw Molotov cocktails,” Beller replied.
He complained about children of Trump supporters growing up to be horrible people and that they should be sent to “enlightenment camps” to be re-educated.
“Kids who are growing up knowing nothing but Trump for four years, you’ve got to wonder what they’re gonna be like. I mean, are we raising a generation of intolerant, horrible people, horrible kids,” Beller said.
He apparently has a low opinion of Americans living in small towns outside of Washington D.C., telling the Project Veritas journalist he is happy not to live anywhere else.
“Americans are so f–king dumb. You know, most people are dumb,” he said.
“It’s good to live in a place where people are educated and know stuff. Could you imagine if you lived in one of these other towns or states where everybody’s just stupid?” Beller asked.
He also seemed to like the idea that COVID-19 was ravaging red states because voters there would be impacted.
“What’s great is that COVID is spiking in all the red states right now. So that’s great,” he mused.
“Why do you think so?” the journalist asked.
“Because either those people won’t come out to vote for Trump — you know the red states — or a lot of them are sick and dying,” he said with a smile.
Beller also offered some critiques of CNN and Fox News, touting the coverage over at PBS.
“PBS has like real news,” he said. “But CNN doesn’t have real news anymore. It’s just talking heads talking about Trump all day long.”
“I can’t stand it. I mean, every once in a while I’ll look at Fox News and it makes me want to throw up after five minutes,” Beller added.
“It’s all this Joe Biden sh-t now,” he said, referring to the reporting on Fox News Channel. “You know, I can’t stand it. It’s all made up. It’s all ridiculous. And they are pushing that so hard. It’s unbelievable.”
“So do guys just ignore it?” the undercover reporter asked.
“Yeah,” Beller confirmed.
Twitter users slammed the PBS senior official for his disturbing comments.
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And there are a lot more just like him.
He's not entirely wrong. Americans are "f---king dumb." I've said this before. This has become increasingly noticeable and prevalent over the years.
Seems he is the dumbass.
He's not excluded from that assessment himself. But the assessment itself is apt.
Wow, an asshole lawyer article. Anyone ask Rudy G or Michael Cohen for their opinions?
Just thought y'all would appreciate a Romney quote that had real consequences.
Not some dumb fuck in a bar.