Florida Candidate Calls Trump ‘Anti Christ’ And Says He ‘Must Be Killed’ In Deranged Video [WATCH]

A Florida man running for Congress has sparked national outrage after posting a shocking video calling President Donald Trump “the anti Christ” who “must be killed.”

The unhinged rant came from William Upham, a discharged Marine now attempting a write in run for Florida’s 5th District.

Upham recorded the nearly seven minute tirade while dressed in his Marine uniform, a move that drew immediate backlash from the military community.

Despite being medically discharged from the Corps last year, he used his uniform to give an air of credibility to what many are calling an open threat against the life of a president.

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In the disturbing clip, Upham declares, “I’ve reached a turning point in my campaign. Why? I’ve come to the realization that our country is broken. We are led by a president who’s the enemy of God, and President Trump will never bring us together like God intended.”

He took his rhetoric even further, claiming, “There is no doubt in my mind that the president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, is the anti Christ. He is a false Messiah, and he is your enemy, and he must be killed.”

The bizarre justification for such statements allegedly came from Trump’s criticism of Pope Leo XIV and an AI image of himself styled after a biblical depiction of Christ.

Upham went on to claim that Trump “will be killed and sent to hell,” adding, “God will prevail against evil.”

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Then, in a jarring contradiction, the candidate abruptly stated that “violence should never be used for evil purposes such as vengeance or plunder,” only moments after explicitly calling for the assassination of the 45th president.

The genuinely deranged video immediately drew outrage from all corners, including the military that Upham once served.

The Marine Corps released a statement publicly condemning his remarks, clarifying that Upham was discharged on May 30, 2025, and emphasizing that his words are “a direct violation of the oath he swore to uphold and are not in keeping with the service’s values.”

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Hung Cao, who is currently serving as acting Secretary of the Navy, also slammed the rant as “unacceptable,” reminding Americans that Upham does not represent the Marines or their code of honor.

Cao specifically pointed out the seriousness of such rhetoric given recent violence against conservatives, including the assassination of Charlie Kirk last September and three separate attempts on President Trump’s life in the past two years.

The language in Upham’s video has rattled many who see it as more than just political bluster.

After years of left wing radicals painting Trump and his supporters as threats to democracy, this kind of rhetoric from a congressional candidate sounds eerily familiar to the violent tone that has plagued progressive activism in recent years.

What is particularly concerning to many observers is the silence from the usual chorus of Democrats and media commentators who cry “threat to democracy” anytime Trump supporters raise strong language about the administration or policy.

When it comes from their side, calls for violence often get brushed aside as free speech or “misguided passion.”

Upham’s campaign appears to have imploded overnight.

His social media pages have been flooded with condemnation, even from liberals who think his words crossed every moral line.

Federal and state authorities are also reportedly reviewing the video to determine whether a credible threat was made against the president, which could amount to a felony.

This latest episode continues a dark trend in the national conversation.

It is not just celebrities or late night hosts tossing insults at conservatives anymore.

Now, candidates themselves are issuing what sound like direct religious war declarations against political opponents.

Trump supporters see the incident as another glaring example of the left’s growing derangement when it comes to President Trump.

He continues to dominate headlines, rally thousands, and hold commanding support across conservative America.

That level of influence sends some liberals into fits of rage, and Upham’s rant may be the latest, and most disturbing, symptom of that unrelenting obsession.

As the video continues to spread online, the national conversation is once again turning to the political double standard that defines so much of the current era.

When conservatives voice opposition to progressive leadership, they get labeled extremists.

When progressives call for the literal death of a Republican president, they are written off as mentally ill or dismissed altogether.

William Upham has yet to comment publicly on the backlash. His silence speaks volumes.

Voters in Florida’s 5th District are now left to decide whether a man who calls for assassination in God’s name belongs anywhere near public office.

The rest of the country seems to have already decided.

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