The last several minutes of Trump’s speech had a soundtrack—a film-score-like tune that resembled an anthem for followers of QAnon.
’s speech over the weekend in Youngstown, Ohio, was standard fare for the former president; predictably bitter, he warned of America’s decline into a crime-riddled hellscape and lashed out at the media,the FBI, and the Justice Department. “We are a nation that has weaponized its law enforcement against the opposing political party like never ever before,” he
, and baselessly suggested the government was hiding evidence that he actually won the election. But Trump’s appearance at the rally in support of Republican Senate nomineetook a strange and dark turn Saturday when dramatic music suddenly began playing over the arena’s loudspeakers. The last several minutes of his speech had a soundtrack—a film-score-like tune that resembled an anthem for followers of QAnon, the far-right conspiracy theory and political movement that portrays Trump as a messiah figure saving America from an international cabal of elite, Satan-worshipping pedophiles.
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