UFC featherweight Bryce Mitchell made strong claims during a recent appearance on the SNEAKO podcast, stating that President Donald Trump has been compromised by Israeli interests. The Arkansas native did not hold back in his assessment of the current administration’s foreign policy direction.
“Absolutely not. He’s been bought out by Israel. I mean, everybody knows that. Everybody knows that,” Mitchell stated when asked if he supported Trump’s second term. “He’s done touched the wall and probably kissed it when nobody’s looking. I mean, dude, that wall is a monument to Herod. Herod is who Jesus was killed under, crucified under. I mean, these people hate Jesus. These people hate the real America. And yeah, Donald Trump’s one of those wall kissers, brother. That’s just what it is. And everybody knows it.”
The controversial star expanded his criticism beyond Trump to the broader system. “Our own threat, who’s threatening me, is my own government. That’s who’s sh**ting people in the face in America, is the government. That’s who’s taxing us to death, is the government,” Mitchell explained. “They run our banks. We have a J**ish banking system. They own every aspect from our entertainment to our healthcare to our pharma***ticals. They own everything.”
Mitchell suggested this control extends through various methods. “A lot of this is done by blackmail from Epstein’s Island. They gain control over United States politicians by using p**philia to blackmail them. We’re talking about the worst of the worst, brother.”
When the topic of Judeo-Christian values came up, Mitchell rejected the concept entirely. “That’s an oxymoron. You know, that’s an oxymoron by lots of morons is what it is. There’s no such thing as Judeo-Christian. They’re separated,” he said. This was in reference to claims made by figures like Ben Shapiro and Matt Walsh.
He also dismissed the idea that Trump represents true American interests. “You either pick Israel or you pick America. He picks Israel. He’s made that clear,” Mitchell stated about Ben Shapiro, but applied the same logic to Trump’s administration.
Throughout the conversation, Mitchell grounded his political views in his Christian faith. “Every single individual in that nation loves Jesus Christ and they’re living like they love Jesus Christ, not judging their neighbor, sh**ting their neighbor, hating their neighbor,” he said when asked about solutions to America’s problems.
Mitchell, who competes at 145 pounds in the UFC featherweight division, has become known for speaking openly about controversial political topics. Despite acknowledging that his outspoken nature may have cost him opportunities in his combat career, he remains committed to expressing his views. “They can’t control me,” he stated. “And they’re not going to tell me what this or that. They can’t control me.”
