On Thursday morning, federal agents busted a far-left ‘gay Christian’ podcaster in Los Angeles after he was indicted for threatening the life of President Trump.
According to prosecutors, 40-year-old Benjamin Azariah Southworth called for President Trump to be assassinated on multiple occasions.
He also expressed violent hatred towards the president’s supporters.
Kash Patel announced Southworth’s arrest on X:
Early this morning, the @FBI and partners arrested Benjamin Azariah Southworth in LA – after a federal grand jury indicted him for allegedly threatening to assassinate President Trump and his attorney, Jay Sekulow.
Deadly threats like this are as vile as they are criminal -…
— FBI Director Kash Patel (@FBIDirectorKash) September 3, 2026
While he was being taken into custody at his apartment, Southworth screamed insults directed at President Trump.
Watch this footage for yourself:
The self-described gay rights advocate and wannabe social media star, Azariah Southworth, screamed insults about President Donald Trump as he was taken away by FBI agents. https://t.co/8iownzYTF9 pic.twitter.com/aadROrCRB4
— California Post (@californiapost) September 3, 2026
Southworth is a gay rights activist who formerly hosted a Christian reality program called The Remix.
Over the course of several months, he posted multiple disturbing videos and messages containing violent threats against President Trump and his supporters.
The New York Post detailed:
According to court documents, Southworth used his media presence to spew hatred for Trump and his supporters, calling for the assassination of the president on multiple occasions.
On April 7, court papers say, Southworth posted a video on his Instagram account that contained a series of threats against Trump, including, “I have been vocal in calling for the execution of Donald Trump.”
“This government is illegitimate and out of control. It’s time for course correction. Kill Donald Trump,” Southworth continued.
Southworth also ranted about killing the president in private conversations, prosecutors say.
“If I encounter any Trump official in-person, I’m seriously afraid I will end up in Jail,” Southworth said to an associate in a January text message conversation.
ADVERTISEMENTIn the same exchange, Southworth said: “But if I could Kill him, I wouldn’t waste the opportunity.”
“I want to funnel this rage into street art. That’s my plan,” he added. “But GOD I want that mother—-r and his minions dead.”
From January to May, court papers say, Southworth used his social media accounts to encourage violence against the president.
In March, Southworth posted another video calling for the death of Trump.
“I want to practice my free speech as a survivor of conversion therapy for five years,” he said in the video, according to court documents.
“Kill Donald Trump. Kill that mother—–g pedophile in the White House. Kill that traitor of the United States Constitution.”
In April he posted a video depicting himself teleporting into the White House Oval Office, behind Trump, and raising a knife up to Trump’s head as if he was about to stab him.
Before the screen goes dark, a woman’s scream is heard, and a listing for Southworth’s website appears, advertising “Criminally Insane ANTIFA GEAR”.
Later that month, he posted more videos on his YouTube.com and Instagram accounts depicting fictitious portrayals of acts of violence against President Trump and said that his earlier statement, “Kill Donald Trump” was “just rhetoric.”
ADVERTISEMENTHe also made a post to his now deleted Instagram account that addressed his followers in the case of his arrest.
“I am making this video today in the event of my arrest. It has been a long-held belief that calling for the execution of the president of The United States will get you put on a list or arrested,” he said.
“I have friends who are concerned this will happen to me as I have been vocal in calling for the execution of Donald Trump.”
“It’s time for course correction,” he added. “Kill Donald Trump.”
Prosecutors said that Southworth said his words knowingly and willfully, and intended them to be taken seriously.
In addition to all of this, Southworth doxxed President Trump’s personal attorney and left him threatening voicemails.
U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli had this to say:
Benjamin Azariah Southworth, 40, of Los Angeles has been indicted by a grand jury on federal charges for threatening to kill President Trump, cyberstalking, and making harassing interstate calls.
Southworth is charged with posting videos calling for President Trump’s… pic.twitter.com/HSoVmWx36c
— F.A. United States Attorney Bill Essayli (@USAttyEssayli) September 3, 2026
Benjamin Azariah Southworth, 40, of Los Angeles has been indicted by a grand jury on federal charges for threatening to kill President Trump, cyberstalking, and making harassing interstate calls.
Southworth is charged with posting videos calling for President Trump’s assassination, then targeted the family of the President’s personal attorney by publishing their home address and phone numbers, and leaving voicemails threatening “justice comes to your door.”
ADVERTISEMENTThreats against the President of the United States are federal crimes. We will not tolerate threats of political violence in the United States. My office will prosecute anyone who crosses that line to the fullest extent of the law.
If convicted, Southworth faces up to 12 years in federal prison.
Lock him up!
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