An military man who was detained in what authorities have suggested may have been a” second death test” against former president Donald Trump called the allegations “bullsh*t” and claimed to be a supporter of Trump.
Vem Miller, 49, allegedly claimed to be a Trump supporter the day after being held hostage by judge delegates at a station where they discovered a pair of firearms and ammunition. However, he was immediately released on a$ 5, 000 parole, and no federal charges have been filed so far.
Miller explained in a call meeting with the Fox Digital News that he started keeping weapons in his vehicle after receiving death challenges while developing his media company, America Happens Network, which fights “censorship” in the internet. Despite having guns, Miller acknowledged that he was a novice with them and had not fired one in his career.
Miller claimed that he was a Democrat in his early years and that Barack Obama would” save us from senseless war and censorship.”
” I’m certainly more Republican nowadays”, he said, and described himself and his organization partner as more liberal.
” Yes, I’m 100 % a Trump supporter”, Miller said, adding that he was “all-in” with Trump by 2018.
” This is a guy that I greatly admire, because I was a bedroom specific in terms of my ideas, because I worked in Hollywood. As my elections started to change, I realized that Hollywood is a heterogeneous community”, Miller told Fox Digital News.
” These complaints are perfect bullsh*t… I’m an actor, I’m the next person that may cause any crime and injury to anybody”, Miller told the Southern California News Group.
When questioned about the allegedly false passports and IDs that Miller had in his hands, he insisted that none of them were false. He claimed to carry documents with both his whole Armenian name and abbreviated versions because using specific documents in some places of the world had put his life in danger as a result of historical campaigns against Armenians.
Miller even addressed Sheriff Bianco’s idea that he was part of the” royal people” movement, dismissing it as a “nonsensical speech”. He refuted the sheriff’s claim that any right-wing anti-government organizations were involved, accusing them of being biased against them, and saying that all of these claims are unsupported.
Resources close to the Trump plan have expressed concerns that the affair was an assassination plot against the former president. The plan issued a statement thanking law enforcement for securing the march page and ensuring Trump’s health, as well as for keeping track of the position and gathering more information. Additionally, the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office has stated that neither Trump nor the visitors of the occasion were hurt by the event.
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