US EditionUFC Fighter Says Trump Is the ‘Antichrist’
Bryce Mitchell cited Trump's failure to release Epstein files and alleged corruption as reasons for withdrawing support, with his video gaining over 552,000 views on social media.
- UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell announced he is no longer supporting Donald Trump, stating, "I do not like the guy at all" after previously expressing strong support for him.
- Mitchell criticized Trump for not releasing the Epstein files and for sending aid to Israel and Ukraine, declaring Trump has put "America last."
- In an Instagram video, Mitchell compared Trump to the "beast" from Revelation 13:3, marking his shift in perspective.
- Mitchell acknowledged being misled by Trump's earlier promises, declaring, "He talked a good game; he tricked me.
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UFC Fighter Flips on Trump, Brands Him ‘Antichrist’ in Bizarre Tirade.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell publicly denounced President Donald J. Trump, calling him the “Antichrist” and withdrawing his previous support.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Bryce Mitchell, President Trump.WHEN & WHERE: Mitchell shared his views on Instagram on Friday.KEY QUOTE: “I do think that Donald Trump is that beast of Revelation 13:3.” – Bryce MitchellIMPACT: Mitchell’s comments mark a stark reversal from his prior vocal support…
UFC Fighter Who Said He'd 'Take A Bullet' And Die For Donald Trump Now Calls Him 'The Antichrist'
bryce-mitchell-donald-trump There once was a day when controversial (to put it lightly) UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell said he would “take a bullet” for Donald Trump. Now he’s calling the President “the Antichrist.” What changed? According to a two-minute-long video Bryce Mitchell, who went on a rant earlier this year about how Adolf Hitler “was a good guy”, posted to his Instagram account, there are several reasons for him turning on Trump. “Hey I …
Bryce Mitchell, well-known American mixed martial arts fighter, has been surprised by statements against his country's president...
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