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Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) is defending Vice President JD Vance’s wife, Usha [Vance], and their children from online trolls who have been speculating over their religion.

Khanna posted to X on Saturday, “No one has been harsher on @JDVance policy than I have. But his wife is an accomplished daughter of immigrants and they have young kids. Attack on the policies. Leave his family out of it.”

The spotlight was thrust on Usha Vance, who was raised in the Hindu faith by Telugu Indian immigrant parents, after the vice president expressed a desire for her to convert to Christianity and join him in the Catholic church.

Vance told an audience at the University of Mississippi this week, “Do I hope eventually that she is somehow moved by the same thing that I was moved by in church? Yeah, I honestly do wish that because I believe in the Christian Gospel, and I hope eventually my wife comes to see it the same way.”

The vice president’s comments were made in front of thousands of students as part of a Turning Point USA event honoring the late Charlie Kirk.

Social media erupted over the vice president’s public comments about such a private matter as wanting his wife to convert.

Vance did defend his wife against racist attacks from white nationalist Nick Fuentes, who said last month, “Who is this guy, really? Do we really expect that the guy who has an Indian wife and named their kid Vivek is going to support white identity?”

JD Vance told ABC News’s Jon Karl, “And my view is, look, if these guys want to attack me or attack my views, my policy views, my personality, come after me, but don’t attack my wife. She’s out of your league.”

He added, “I wish people would keep it focused on me. But, whatever. They’re going to say what they’re going to stay. My wife’s tough enough to handle it and that’s a good thing.”

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Comedian and pundit Bill Maher and his guests did a double-take when Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) said she not only believes in demons, but that they might be UFO aliens who have fallen from Heaven.

On Friday night’s edition of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher, the interview guest was Dan Farah, writer, producer, and director of the documentary “The Age of Disclosure.”

The panel guests were Michael Moynihan, co-host of “The Fifth Column” podcast and host of interview series “The Moynihan Report”; and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican congresswoman representing Georgia’s 14^th district.

During the “Overtime” segment, Maher asked Farah to talk about the official in his documentary who said UAP’s could be the work of “demons,” which prompted Maher to ask the entire table if they believe in the Mephistophelian minions:

BILL MAHER: You know what I found scary, the part about the people at the Pentagon who say it’s demons. Tell them that story. Tell them about the demons. It’s Halloween. Yes. Tell them. What is that? Damn.

DAN FARAH: So in the film, one of the senior intelligence officials named Jay Stratton, he was the director of air and space warfare at the Defense Intelligence Agency. And then he ran the US government’s UAP task force.

He tells a story about how he was trying to run this issue up the flagpole and bring attention to it.

BILL MAHER: At the Pentagon.

DAN FARAH: At the pentagon, in a serious office space. And his superiors told him that they thought these things were demons. And that he was doing the devil’s work by looking into it.

And on camera in the film he says I can’t believe these words were coming out of their mouths. He’s like I’m briefing them on an advanced aerospace vehicle that’s absolutely there. It’s been spotted by trade observers like our Navy fighter pilots in their 80 million dollar airplanes that we trust them with. Right.

It has been spotted on data collection systems like satellite and radar.

And this guy is telling me it’s a demon. It is insane. And he’s like, my mind was blown and this is something I’m dealing with inside of the government.

BILL MAHER: It’s Halloween. Let me just ask the final question for the panel. Do you think demons and the devil are real?

REP. MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE (R-GA) Absolutely. I’m a Bible-believing Christian. And I believe those could be fallen angels.

DAN FARAH: All these things could be–.

BILL MAHER: Fallen angels?

REP. MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE (R-GA) Yeah, following up.

BILL MAHER: The aliens are fallen angels.

REP. MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE (R-GA) That’s possible, I think that’s what they could be. That’s what makes sense in my worldview.

BILL MAHER: Michael?

MICHAEL MOYNIHAN: No. I’m sorry.

BILL MAHER: And that’s why we came here, to disagree but still appreciate each other for having the conversation! Happy Halloween, thank you very much.

Watch above via HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher.

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