Disturbing Video Of Amped Up Don Jr. Raises New Calls For An Intervention

If you thought the speech he gave at the 2020 Republican National Convention was the height of Donald Trump Jr’s alleged substance abuse problems, a new video release by the son of the failed, one-term, twice-impeached former president is setting off new alarm bells.

Here’s the 2020 speech:

Junior’s latest video has him weighing in on the leak of a draft Supreme Court decision which would invalidate the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling that made abortion legal across the United States.

Don Jr’s video, which was posted on Rumble, begins with him waving his hands around excitedly and holding forth on the leaked SCOTUS opinion:

“Well guys, you saw the leak from the Supreme Court, an unprecedented thing. This kind of stuff doesn’t happen. I don’t know that I’m ever aware of a leak. This is not like Congress where everything leaks, and trust me I’ve done enough testimony. Things are leaking during, uh, closed-door hearings. I get it. The Supreme Court doesn’t have leaks. If there’s not a thorough criminal investigation into who leaked privileged documents about a draft decision from the United States Supreme Court – where a small, small, tiny handful of people have access to it – then we live in a clown show state. We live in a clown show state, folks.”

Junior then added (without a shred of proof) that the leak came from a “pissed off leftist” and falsely equated the entire episode to a “general coordinating with communist China, giving Chinese generals examples of what our response would be.”

Near the end of the video, Don Jr. proclaims that “this may be the first time in history that a Supreme Court opinion has leaked. I’m not aware of another time and I dunno that any of you are either.”

Actually, the Roe v. Wade decision was leaked before the court had formally handed it down for public consumption.

In one final, deranged salvo, Don Jr. speculates that the leak was done by “the left” in order to made sure Democrats win the upcoming midterm elections.

It didn’t take long before social media began calling for a full-scale intervention.