HHS Assistant Secretary: “There are hit squads being trained all over this country,” “If you carry guns, buy ammunition”

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The Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Michael Caputo, gave a chilling account of things to come in this country after the election.

Caputo, in a 26-minute video published on his Facebook page on Sunday, said there are “hit squads” being trained in the U.S. right now. And that violence is going to erupt after the election.

“There are hit squads being trained all over this country” to mount opposition to a second term for President Trump, he said.

He also predicted Trump will win reelection on Election Night but VP Joe Biden will not offer a concession. When Trump refuses to stand down during the inauguration, that’s when the violence will begin in earnest.

“And when Donald Trump refuses to stand down at the inauguration, the shooting will begin,” he said. “The drills that you’ve seen are nothing.”

He went on to warn Americans to prepare themselves. “If you carry guns, buy ammunition, ladies and gentlemen, because it’s going to be hard to get.”

In a stunning development, he also accused scientists working for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) of forming a “resistance unit” and actively working against improving America’s position in the fight against Covid19, because it will hurt President Trump politically.

CDC scientists “haven’t gotten out of their sweatpants except for meetings at coffee shops” to plot “how they’re going to attack Donald Trump next,” Caputo said. “There are scientists who work for this government who do not want America to get well, not until after Joe Biden is president.”

He also called the recent assassination of a trump supporter, a drill. “Remember the Trump supporter who was shot and killed?” Caputo asked. “That was a drill.”

Mr. Caputo’s video was broadcast on Facebook Live. He has since closed his account.

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