(VIDEO) James Talarico Claims Jesus Would Let Illegal Aliens Invade America and Give Them Welfare – “He Would Flip Over Desks on the Senate Floor”

Texas Democratic Senate Nominee James Talarico was out again preaching his pseudo-Christianity this week, claiming that Jesus wanted Christians to welcome illegal aliens and give them welfare. 

Talarico, who also thinks that God is nonbinary, has said he “hates Christianity,” and thinks Christians are “America’s villains,” wants to continue lecturing Americans on Jesus’s teachings.

He previously bragged that his church illegally harbored “a mother and son, who were close to being deported by ICE.”

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Now, he’s claiming that Jesus would open the borders and give all of the illegals free stuff.

“Scripture tells us that you can’t love God and hate other people, you can’t love God and abuse the immigrant, you can’t love God and oppress the poor, you can’t love God and bully the outcast,” he said, twisting the Book of Matthew to claim that people will face judgment for giving free food and healthcare to illegals.

Then he likened Christ to a modern-day illegal, mooching off the government, suggesting he would be angry if the benefits were cut off and begin flipping tables as he did with the money changers in the temple in Jerusalem.

“I often wonder what would Jesus do if he visited the U.S. Senate. I think he would tell the senators on the floor, ‘Depart from me, for I was hungry, and you cut my food assistance. I was sick, and you kicked me off Medicaid. I was a stranger, and you deported me and my family,’ he said.

“And then I think he would flip over those fancy desks on the floor of the U.S. Senate.”

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The comments came during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel’s show, which did not air on the network because of threats from the Trump Administration, Kimmel said.

This comes after the Federal Communications Commission opened an investigation into ABC and its parent company, The Walt Disney Company, and threatened to withhold license renewals for all of their licensed TV stations. 

In January, the FCC also issued a memo reminding networks that they must adhere to equal time rules and not favor one political party on public airwaves.

“The FCC has threatened me, threatened my show, our network, even our local ABC stations because they want to make our editorial decisions for us, which of course we cannot accept,” Kimmel said to open the show, which premiered on YouTube instead of the network.