A high school teacher in California slammed a student wearing a Trump hat in class on election day, saying they were “voting for a freak rapist” and called on “security guards” to remove the student from the classroom.
Corey DeAngelis is a senior fellow at the American Culture Project. voice recording An incident that occurred at Chino High School in Southern California on November 5th.
In a clip posted to X, a teacher tells a student: “You're a child molester, aren't you? Vote for that freak rapist.” “I have a daughter and three nieces and he would rape them and people are voting for him. Christians are voting for him, a bunch of fake Christians.”
“Just warm up, I'm not. People are voting for a freak rapist, and I'm quitting,” he continued. “I don't care, fire me. I'm fighting for my daughter, my niece, their rights.”
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“Turn it off and get back to your goddamn seat now! Go!” he yelled at the student before calling to have them removed from the classroom.
“Can you send security? We have a kid wearing a Trump hat, and we're not going to tolerate that today,” he said.
“I don't care if you're wearing a Harris hat or a Trump hat. You're out of here. You know better. Then say it.” [Principal] Good luck Miller: “I should have the right to vote for rapists and child molesters.” I won’t give you an F!” the teacher continued to reprimand the student.
“tell me [Principal] Miller, you are allowed to wear your rapist hat. keep it up! ” he challenged the students. “Tell your mom. Get out of my class. I can't accept a teacher who defends girls' rights.”
The teacher goes on to rant that voters want to “get rid of 20 million immigrants,” but that Trump should actually leave the country because Native Americans “own this land.” are.
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A district spokesperson said they are currently investigating the incident and determining “possible disciplinary action.”
“The district is currently investigating a Chino High School teacher's audio recordings and conduct toward students after last week's election. Although the district cannot release details regarding the teacher or possible disciplinary action, district administrators “We are working with school-based officials to ensure that students are provided with an educational environment where their learning and well-being are the top priorities,” Chino Valley Unified School District said in a statement to FOX News Digital.
Another high school teacher in California was placed on administrative leave after attacking Trump and his supporters in a campaign rant last week.
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Philip Lowcock, a former professor at the University of Kansas, was also placed on administrative leave last month after threatening men with violence if they did not support a female presidential candidate. The university reported that he has since resigned from the university.
