 dystopian time. QAnon loving pastor running for Congress accused of Satanism by a QAnon. I mean, is this not the best headline ever? He's also been accused of child sex trafficking after posting a photo of his own daughter at a campaign event. And I just want to, I want to reiterate that point. This is why they're saying he is a Satanist because he posted a picture of his daughter on Facebook. When you run around with these people associate with crazy people, you get crazy outcomes shockingly. So I want to read a little bit of this story because this might be my favorite story of the week. So a Tulsa pastor trying to unseat Senator James Langford whose campaign has openly embraced QAnon followers as now denying accusations of Satanism and child sex trafficking leveled at him by QAnon followers. I just like the sentence, denying accusations of Satanism, American politics in 2021 folks. And by the way, James Langford, the reason why he's running against him is because he's a rhino. He's not far right enough as if there are any Republicans who aren't far right in Congress. But evangelical pastor Jackson LeMayor, who has in recent months appeared at conspiracy conferences with the likes of Michael Flynn and Lynn Wood, who support a coup by the way, was forced to deny involvement in child sex trafficking, pedophilia or a devil worship after he posted a picture of his daughter on Facebook and QAnon supporters interpreted as a sign of nefarious activity. Jesus Christ. Devil worship. Right. Right. I mean, because if you're going to post a picture of your child on Facebook, which I imagine most people do who have Facebook accounts, you have to assume that they worship the devil. I mean, that's just common sense. Is it not, folks? That's where my mind goes. I wonder what people think about cat and dog pictures because I don't really use social media that much, but it's just dog and cat pictures. Does that make me like Lucifer worse? I don't know if there's any relation. I was going to say good. Just really quickly go back to that picture of him because he's of course denying worshiping Satan and being a sex trafficker and whatnot. But I don't know if I believe him. He kind of has that glint in his eye of like, I just drank a gallon of adrenochrome harvest from an Asian baby. I mean, he just has that look. I'm just saying that is actually a really good point. If I had to envision someone who was like a Satan worshiping child like blood drinker, I mean, he has the face. He has the face. So perhaps I'm siding. Are we siding more with the QAnon people here accusing him of Satanism? I think I am. You have to. Yeah. Actually, well, I'm sorry. Is there more that you want to read before we kind of dive into it? You can dive in. There's a little bit more and there's a video of him that I'll watch that I'll play for us. But long story short, I mean, there's not much substance here. He is a QAnon supporter who they've turned on him because he's a devil worshiper because he posted a picture of his daughter on Facebook. Well, yes. And the reason supposedly behind it is because she was wearing red shoes. I actually showed up there is actually like a close up. She's she's in front. That's a poster of him. And and in the full Instagram post, she's like under she's she's like below that. And she's wearing like red crocs. And she's she's tiny too. She's probably like three or four years old. So they think that this is like a satanic message or this is some sort of message saying like, you know, I I order kids and cannibalize them from from Pizza Hut. And basically, like what I think I've come up with a way to sabotage QAnon. If that's true, if if like, you know, the red shoe thing is this big thing. Because what I did is that I looked up Melania Trump red red shoes. And sure enough, there's just pages and pages of her wearing red pumps and, you know, red red high heels. And that might be the way that we can take them down. But probably not using their own conspiracies against them. That's actually really creative. I love it. I mean, the one thing is is that like, you know, there are already pictures of Trump hanging out and video of him hanging out with what's his name Jeffrey Epstein and stuff like that. So they just find a way to like spin it or just ignore it. But yeah, it's that's the whole thing about QAnon is like they they have this solid story right in front of them right in their hands. And they're like, yeah, no, that's what's this guy. Yeah, that's what's so perplexing to me. It's like the big the big conspiracy is kind of like out in the open. The conspiracy with Jeffrey Epstein hanging out with Donald Trump. And he's been accused by multiple women of sexual harassment, sexual assault. You would think that anyone who's really sensitive to to these things would stay clear away from Donald Trump. But they've kind of deified him to the point where it doesn't necessarily matter what you bring up about Donald Trump. They've already decided that he is is their saviors. So they'll they'll work backwards from the conclusion that he's good. I didn't know that though about the shoes being like part of the reasoning. And it's weird how symbolism plays such a large role in all of these conspiracy theories, like I'm thinking about Illuminati and how when I worked at Blockbuster dating myself, I'm a boomer too. I remember this guy came in and he was looking at a movie. And there was a triangle or something like a triangle in an eye or something on the movie cover. And the movie might have been about conspiracy theories, but he told me like, oh, I won't watch that. And I'm like, why? And I didn't even know what Illuminati was. And he said, well, that movie is glorifying the Illuminati. And I'm like, what the fuck is the Illuminati? And he like tried to explain it to me. And I'm like, oh, I see you're that shit fucking crazy. The whole idea of those things. I mean, like it's just, it's just funny to me. If you really think about this universe where let's take it seriously for a second that like, you know, he was like, okay, I've got to buy some red shoes to signal to all my fellow, you know, a pizza gator. I don't know what members of the Illuminati that, you know, I'm one of you. See, here's my kid wearing red crocs, fist bump, you know, I mean, I don't know. It's just, it's really bizarre that people's minds work this way that they think that this is how reality is. January 6th, like they had already turned on Mike Pence, who is like their blood leader. So sometimes I think about like, if I could just watch this group of like, really, really batshit crazy people turn on all of themselves. If I could just fast forward only that to just watch it, I feel like someday it will happen that like, I don't know, QAnon just like all gets in a room and like, they're all wearing red shoes and something really weird happens, but we might have played it by then. No, I think that that's probably inevitable, right? I feel like these conspiracy theories, they always, like it might start out as something, but then it slowly but surely evolves and then the groups kind of factionalize because if I'm not mistaken QAnon emerged out of Pizza Gate to an extent, right? Not entirely. I think it has roots in Pizza Gate, and Pizza Gate has a lot of the same elements, not that, you know, these are unusual conspiracy theories because they kind of follow all the same characteristics. But I mean, there was a lot of symbolism in Pizza Gate and they were going through like the WikiLeaks emails and they were looking for like these code words that suggest that there was some sort of a ring that was being run out of Comet Ping Pong Pizza and it was all based off of like, oh well, this person said this word, they said cheese pizza. So that means that they're part of sex trafficking. It's just, and part of it is, I was reading something on this not too long ago, there's like this sort of, you feel this exhilaration because you're, you had this sense that you're privy to this knowledge that nobody else knows about and you want to share it with people. That's why conspiracy theories kind of like proselytize and it's like that dopamine rush that they get, but unfortunately it's not like looking at, I don't know, cat pictures or fucking playing video games. Like this is something that actually has real-world consequences and now the prevalence of QAnon, it's absurd to me because at first, I mean, I thought, wow, what a really silly conspiracy theory. And now it's an international theory, which I don't know how big it is internationally now that Trump is out of office, but it's just, it's so crazy to me and I'm fascinated by it. So we'll watch this video, unless you all, either of you wanted to add to it, but this is kind of like him, I don't know if he's announcing his campaign or whatnot, but just so we get a sense of who we're dealing with here. Sure. A satanist. Definitely a satanist. That, I think the QAnon people are spot on. Our state is full of rhinos and primary among them is a guy named James Langford. He's a rhino of the highest order. He knows it, I know it, and you know it. And we have to replace James Langford because if we don't replace him in this election cycle, he's going to be in office like Jim Inhofe for the next 30-something years because right now, Langford has shown his true colors. We've seen things that most of us intrinsically knew, but he exposed himself because of the last year, 2020. Notice how he says he exposed himself. Lots of code words. I don't know if I'm reading too much into that. I just got to say, it really stands out to me that he calls out these Republican rhinos because they're not to the right enough. Jim Inhofe is literally the guy who brought a snowball on the Senate floor and he thought that he was misproving climate change. So now, who were the craziest Republicans are now not crazy enough? Scary. I also just wanted to say his accent. Why does it sound rehearsed? Yeah, I noticed that too. It's like if I would try to sound Southern and every once in a while, I would slip and be totally like a northerner again. It's totally scripted and you know that he was fighting the urge so bad to not do the thumb point as he was talking. So to wrap this story up, I do want to read the response. This is what he posted on Facebook. There's one sentence here that's hilarious, but go on, go on. Okay. So this is in response to the allegations of Satanism. So he writes, the ugly side of politics. Last week, I posted this pick up Eva out on the campaign trail with me and she was so proud of her red shoes because it matched the colors of the LaMaire for Senate gear. It was a harmless post, but there is an individual out there who has been spreading things about me that are not true, such as I am creation worshiper, a new world order. That threw me off a little bit. There's two things there. There's like obviously the he left out a or, you know, a creation. But what is a creation worshiper? Is that a thing? Isn't that God? They believe in God. So I'm going to look it up right now. Yeah. Yeah. Because that honestly doesn't sound like Satan creation unless they believe Satan created the world, but I feel like these evangelicals don't believe that. Also, he was accused of being a new world order globalist and more nonsensical stuff. A QAnon person is like, you guys are crazy. Imagine that. This person. Go ahead. Just so you know, I just looked up creation worshiper on Google and literally, I don't see any, like, I don't see where he got it. He must have, maybe, I mean, it's possible that the insane person who accused this insane person of being an insane person, like, you know, called him a creation worshiper and just, maybe, but it just, it doesn't seem to be a thing is my point. I literally, I feel like if somebody were a Satanist, I would have a whole lot less problems with them. I don't really care. Right, right. Yeah. You know what though, for him using the word creation worshiper, that tells me that he is a phony and they were right to accuse him of Satanism because, you know, he wants to be cool with the QAnon crowd, but he doesn't even have the lingo. I mean, if all of us who are not part of QAnon could acknowledge that this is like a little bit sus, I think they were right to accuse him of Satanism. This person has also been spreading the narrative that I'm involved in child sex trafficking. I guess red shoes represent pedophilia according to this individual. I mean, this is your people. This is what you believe, right? I've been in ministry for years, never any accusations whatsoever. Now, all of a sudden I'm being accused of everything under the sun by one particular woman and some people don't have enough discernment to determine right from wrong. Unfortunately, I have to say it because people are asking me, I'm in no way involved in child sex trafficking pedophilia or devil worship. If you believe that it actually says more about you than it does me, I love that politicians now are having to speak out against accusations that they worship the devil. That to me is just, I love that element of the story. I also like, as somebody who does comms, I have a lot of questions about if he's doing his own messaging, because I would never, ever advise a candidate to be like, I am not a devil worshiper and child sex trafficker. Don't start that rumor. You're saying the words now and putting it out there. Like, not everybody thinks that. That's a great point. Now they do.