MYRTLE BEACH, SC. (WPDE) — A man wearing a T-shirt that read “Kill your local pedophile” was escorted out of President Donald Trump’s campaign rally last week in Myrtle Beach after he shouted at the president during the remarks, according to video recorded by his wife.
Brandon Bebo Noe said he intentionally spoke out during the rally. In the video, Noe can be heard yelling, “You sold us out to the Jews and Israelites.”
The remarks and the shirt led to Noe and his wife being escorted out of the convention center.
Video shows the couple being walked through the venue by security and exiting the rally.
“The entire time when I was heckling Trump, I didn’t use any profanity. I didn’t flip him off. I didn’t do any of that. I just said what I said, which is clearly in the footage,” Noe said.
Noe said he knew his comments could draw attention, but said he wanted to make his position clear.
“We all know, we all know the situation, and everybody’s either being just complacent or willingly blind to that,” he said.
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Reading this made me laugh. Honestly. A man wears a shirt that says that in my local town, even bearing a gun. And no local law enforcement touched the guy because they said he was expressing freedom of speech and no actual threat to anyone. But yet this guy in the article simply wore the shirt and spoke up against he believed our administration sold us out to another country…which is coming more and more obvious. Filed a complaint on Facebook about the guy in my local town doing that, even with the rifle, and they mentioned that they couldn’t do anything because he was simply expressing his freedom of speech. I get security and all that but if you were an innocent leader of the free country with nothing to hide then why bother? He knows he’s guilty of violating the trust of millions of Americans and so are the rest of the scum bags. When I was locked up I heard rumors of the registry being an extortion tool created by israel but I never believed it. As of late, with no convictions over the epstein files, I’m starting to see it for what it is now.