Jerry Falwell Jr: My family has ‘guns in their hands’ in case Ocasio-Cortez ‘tries to take our cows’

At CPAC this weekend, Jerry Falwell Jr., the Liberty University president and son of famed evangelist Jerry Falwell, hosted a panel that included the likes of Donald Trump Jr. and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, so naturally the conversation turned towards the freshman Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, her Green New Deal, and “all these new socialists in the Democratic party.”

During the discussion, the subject turned to the left’s alleged lack of respect for gender norms, with Falwell’s wife chiming in.

“Three weeks ago tomorrow we had our second granddaughter, and her name is Reagan, how presidential is that?” Becki Falwell said, before Trump Jr. interrupted.

“I lobbied for ‘Trump’ but it was a little too soon maybe, but we’ll see,” Trump joked.

“Trump is not the most feminine name,” Mrs. Falwell replied.

“Hey, were going to take a page out of the liberal playbook, it doesn’t matter,” Trump joked back, apparently referring to the topic of gender norms. “We can identify how we want.”

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“God makes the choice what the babies are gonna be, and God decided she would be a girl,” she continued.

“You don’t to raise ’em to be a girl,” Falwell Jr. interjected. “She’s got a little baby doll right under her arm every second.”

“My boys always had guns in their hands,” he added. “That not something you teach them. That’s something they’re born with.”

As he went on, the subject of AOC’s Green New Deal and guns was too hard to resist. Turning to DT Jr, Falwell brought up the Green New Deal’s alleged plan to eliminate the mass production of cattle.

“As far as those cows you mentioned, I’ve got a hundred cows — you just let Alexandria Cortez show up to my house and try to take my cows away.”

The crowd loved it.

Watch the full panel discussion here.

Featured image via News 19 WLTX/MSNBC

Sky Palma

Before launching DeadState back in 2012, Sky Palma has been blogging about politics, social issues and religion for over a decade. He lives in Los Angeles and also enjoys Brazilian jiu jitsu, chess, music and art.