In October 2014,
TruNews urged that the spread of
Ebola "could solve America's problems with atheism, homosexuality, sexual promiscuity, pornography and abortion". In late January 2020, Wiles said
COVID-19 was God's "death angel" and "plagues are one of the last steps of judgment."
TruNews is known for promoting racist and antisemitic conspiracy theories. The website frequently described President
Barack Obama as a "demon from hell". Obama, he claimed while the former president was in office, was the "jihadist-in-chief" who was "waging jihad against the United States from inside the White House" and murdered Supreme Court Justice
Antonin Scalia as a "pagan sacrifice". In 2017,
TruNews guests included someone who claimed President
Bill Clinton was a flesh-eating cannibal, leading to his contracting related diseases. Another asserted that Queen
Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom was a "lizard person" who had
Diana, Princess of Wales murdered because the Princess was in the process of revealing that the Royal Family was involved in Satanism. He also asserted that Israel and the "Jewish mafia" had President
John F. Kennedy assassinated. Another edition of Wiles' program claimed Israel and the "
synagogue of Satan" are pushing the United States to fight wars on their behalf. has described Judaism and Islam as "the
Antichrist"; has called Central American immigrants a "brown invasion" being used by God to punish White Americans for legal
abortion; Wiles promoted
antisemitic conspiracy theories of
Jewish world domination while discussing the 2019
AIPAC conference on
TruNews. In November 2019, he said that the congressional hearings concerning the
impeachment of Donald Trump were "infested with Jews" and constituted a "Jew coup". He claimed: "That's the way the Jews work. They are deceivers. They plot, they lie, they do whatever they have to do to accomplish their political agenda" and asserted the United States would reach a state of civil war before Christmas. Millions of Christians would be murdered by Jews as a result. Of the hoax
Protocols of the Elders of Zion, Wiles said the authors had "accurately predicted what was going to happen in the world". == See also ==