North Dakota Republican says Trump, CIA should overthrow Mexico’s ‘Jew’ president
On Sunday, North Dakota state Rep. Nico Rios (R-Williston) made an X post suggesting that President Donald Trump should direct the CIA to overthrow Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and “kick this Jew out of power.”
On Sunday, North Dakota state Rep. Nico Rios (R-Williston) made an X post suggesting that President Donald Trump should direct the CIA to overthrow Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and “kick this Jew out of power.”
The post features Rios responding to Sheinbaum’s retaliatory tariffs in response to Trump’s recent trade war with Mexico, Canada and China. He also opined about previous administrations starting a “color revolution” to overthrow countries who didn’t go along with U.S. foreign policy, before pondering whether the CIA would assist Trump in kicking “this Jew out of power in Mexico.”
When some third world leader wouldn’t go along with Clinton/Bush/Obanga the CIA would just start a color revolution and overthrow them.
Wonder if the CIA would help Trump overthrow and kick this Jew out of power in Mexico? Probably not. Can DOGE/Elon do this? LMAO. https://t.co/kdL0etm4b7
— ️OILFIELD ️ ROCKHEAD (@oilfield_rockhd) February 2, 2025
On Monday, Trump agreed to pause the tariffs on Mexico for one month after speaking with Sheinbaum on the phone. The tariffs on Canada and China are reportedly still set to go into effect early Tuesday.
Rios has served in North Dakota’s state Senate since 2022. In January 2024, Rios plead guilty to a drunk driving incident where he called a police officer a “f—king f—got” and attempted to used his position in the state government to deter the police.
NEW VIDEO: ND State Rep. Nico Rios (R) unleased a racist and homophobic rant at police during his DUI arrest, calling an officer a “f–king f–got,” ranting about migrants destroying England, and threatening to call the Attorney General.
Video first released by @bistrib. pic.twitter.com/nWnbgqPUb5
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