During an impassioned speech at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort this week, Mel Gibson revealed what it would take for him to “kill someone.”
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Gibson praised the Flynn siblings for “exposing all these wolves in sheep’s clothing that pray upon our young.”
“I’ve got nine kids. I don’t know, if one of them got stolen or trafficked or something, I’d have to kill someone,” Gibson said in video footage shared from the event at Trump’s Florida property.
Elsewhere, Gibson took a parting shot at President Joe Biden, whose leadership he described as “four years of thinly veiled Marxism.”
“(President-elect Trump) has got a big job on his hand to turn this place around … I hope in the next four years we can get back some of that precious commodity that this country has. That commodity called freedom, all right,” Gibson said to a roomful of cheers. “We’ll see how much this administration can claw back from the philistines.”
“I’m gonna guess Trump. Is that a bad guess?” the cameraman replied, as he trailed behind the Oscar winner.
“I think that’s a pretty good guess,” Gibson answered. “I know what it’ll be like if we let her in. And that ain’t good. Miserable track record. No policies to speak of. She’s got the IQ of a fence post.”
“They have also found a way to take the blood, and use the blood, to make themselves youthful,” Mary O’Neil says.
Last year, Gibson helped promote Sound of Freedom, a human trafficking thriller that starred Jim Caviezel, who has embraced QAnon tenets that promote the belief that global elites are behind a child sex trafficking ring that kidnaps children and harvests their blood and organs.
In addition to Gibson, other attendees at the gala included musician Kid Rock, journalist Tucker Carlson, former Trump adviser Roger Stone and British comedian Russell Brand, who joked, “My life’s changed quite a lot. A little while ago, I was a vegan living a simple life in Grays, Essex (U.K.). But now I’m eating steak at Mar-a-Lago. Funny how the world changes.”