‘You’re Going to Be F*cking Molested’: CNN Airs Shocking Voicemail to GOP Lawmaker’s Wife from Jim Jordan Supporter

A shocking voicemail obtained by CNN demonstrated the level of vitriol being leveled at some Republican lawmakers and their families as Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) continued his push for the House speakership.

Jake Tapper played the message sent to the wife of an unnamed GOP congressman opposing Jordan, after cautioning, “This is pretty ugly stuff.”

The call began, “Why is your husband such a pig?” and only got worse from there:

Why would he get on TV and make an asshole of himself? Because he’s a deep-state prick? Because he doesn’t represent the people? So what we’re gonna do is we’re going fucking follow you all over the place. We’re gonna be up your ass fucking nonstop. We are now Antifa. We’re gonna do what the left does because your fucking faggot of a husband gets on TV, “Oh, the bad guys, they did stuff. I need to vote for Kevin McCarthy,” a piece of shit who everybody knows. And for his piece of shit ass to talk about Americans who are actually fighting for Americans as the bad people says everything about him. So, fuck you, fuck your husband, and we are gonna — we’re not like the left. We aren’t violent. But we’re gonna follow your ass to every appointment you have, everything you fucking do.

Your husband’s an asshole. You should fucking talk to his stupid ass. We’re at war. Israelis being killed. And your dumb husband is acting like a fucking two-year-old? No wonder. He’s a fucking war-mongering piece of shit. So listen, you’re going to keep getting calls and emails. I’m putting all your information over the internet now. Everybody else is. And you will not be left alone because of your fucking faggot husband. Jim Jordan or more conservative or you’re going to be fucking molested like you can’t ever imagine. And again, non-violently. You won’t go to the beauty parlor. You must be a bitch to marry a fucking ugly motherfucker like that.

“That is disgusting!” Tapper exclaimed. “The pressure campaign for Jordan was announced over the weekend. Calls like that started happening immediately. Jordan didn’t denounce it until last night. What is going on in your party?” he asked Rep. Mike McCaul (R-TX).

“Well, this shows you the level of political discourse in this country now — ” McCaul began before Tapper interrupted.

“No! In your party, sir. In your party,” Tapper said.

McCaul went on to call the tactics despicable and added, “If this is the level of my party, I think it’s in the gutter and we need to get out of the gutter right now.”

Watch the clip above via CNN.