Pro-Trump Host Goes On Bigoted Rant At Border When Another Trump Fan Denounces Homophobes

Pro-Trump host Will Johnson went on a bigoted rant when another Trump fan in a border caravan denounced homophobia — at which point Johnson announced “Well, I’m a homophobe.”

Trump-favored media outlet Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN) has made a name for itself by building a brand around Trump rallies and MAGA-friendly commentary and other programs. But pro-Trump LFA TV has taken up the RSBN model and then some.

Recently, LFA host Jeremy Herrell got to host the next best thing to a Trump rally — a caravan of truckers heading to the border to get a firsthand look at the migrant crisis and accuse others of being “Antifa agitators.”

But the live stream opened to chaos as Herrell yelled into his headset for Fellow LFA host Will Johnson — one of the on-the-spot co-hosts — to “STOP TALKING!”

That chaos turned out to be a drama that played out during the course of 19 of the first 40 minutes of the livestream, as an activist named Taylor explained that cops were trying to tow his car because of the “truths” he’s been revealing about “child trafficking” — but also his expired tags.

In another portion of the livestream, Herrell tossed to Johnson to interview a man who was calling out demonstrators he said were “agitators” trying to make the border caravan look bad with “white supremacy” and “anti-LGBT views” that MSNBC wants to see.

But things took a turn when the man told Johnson that the movement isn’t full of “homophobes”:

WILL JOHNSON: I just noticed you’re going around letting everyone know on the megaphone that they’re not part of the event.

PROTESTER: Yeah. They’re not. They don’t represent the American people are not homophobes. They’re not racist. They’re not anti-Muslim.

WILL JOHNSON: I’m a little homophobe, — I’m a homophobe because this is a demonic thing, that they’re pushing on the children and Democrats. The Demon-crats are pushing that crap across our southern border, sexualizing the kids. (Sure) homosexuality is an abomination, it is a sin.

PROTESTER: That’s your belief.

WILL JOHNSON: That’s not it’s not a belief. It is abomination. If you look at it, it’s– the Bible tells us it’s an abomination.

Watch the full segment above via LFA TV.