Opinion: Marjorie Taylor Greene's Reporter Beau Suggests Bonkers Kyle Rittenhouse Plan to Protect Tesla
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's boyfriend has a wild idea for dealing with vandals targeting Tesla dealerships.
Speaking on a broadcast Thursday, the reporter for Trump-loving Real America's Voice suggested the vehicle manufacturer may need 'Kyle Rittenhouse-style' armed guards at its outlets.
'Maybe it's time to go full-on Kyle Rittenhouse-style security and start having armed security guards in front of a dealership,' Brian Glenn said. 'If I was in charge of a dealership, that's exactly what I would do because they are absolutely destroying a brand.'
Rittenhouse became a MAGA megastar after he was found 'not guilty' in 2021 of killing two demonstrators and injuring another at protests over police violence in Wisconsin.
The New Abnormal co-host Danielle Moodie thinks Glenn should just 'shut the f— up'—and that billionaire Tesla owner Elon Musk can afford his own security.
'He's worth $400 billion—go protect your own s—,' Moodie said.
TNA co-host Andy Levy chimed in, slamming those who branded all the protesters as terrorists.
'The same people who think that the January 6 traitors were taking a little vacation basically want to call all the people protesting Tesla 'terrorists,'' Levy said.
Moodie and Levy also checked in on Gov. Tim Walz's post-election listening tour, where the former vice presidential candidate has garnered praise for his frank assessment of his and former Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign failures.
'I wish that he had just been allowed to be who the f— he was,' Moodie said.
Plus! TNA spoke with Donald Moynihan, a professor of public policy at the University of Michigan, about the Trump administration's anti-diversity, equity, and inclusion crusade, which led Arlington National Cemetery to scrape its website of notable minority figures earlier this week.
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