“We are in a battle for everything that God intended for this country.” “It’s the president’s last effort,” McKinney said of the alleged event, while making several other baseless claims regarding military efforts, the 2020 presidential election, and the Capitol insurrection. He urged viewers to secure cash, food, and supplies, such as fuel tanks for vehicles and bullets for gun owners, and develop communication plans should cell service supposedly stop. McKinney also claimed Trump’s opponents in government “are going to be brought down” in some “house cleaning” and that the rest of America needed to prepare for that event. So, basically, what I’m trying to tell you is, you need to be prepared for there to be a martial law declaration. What level, what degree of martial law? Whatever they have to do to bring things under a corrective mode. We are going to see martial law declared. This is coming straight from my contacts in D.C., ya’ll. We are looking imminently - and when I say imminently, I’m talking about the next two or three days - we’re looking at a martial law being declared. I have got a lot of contacts the lord has helped me build over the last few years, and those contacts are people who have given me intelligence and given me information that has to do with our nation and it’s future, so I could use it for Bible prophecy teaching. In the footage, which Snopes obtained via McKinney’s Facebook page before it was permanently removed, he said: 9, and that video spread rapidly on YouTube and other platforms in the following days. Wade McKinney, who leads a ministry in rural eastern Texas, used Facebook Live to stream himself talking in a vehicle for roughly 22 minutes on Jan.
6, 2021, a video of a Texas pastor circulated widely online alleging that anonymous sources told him Trump would soon declare “martial law” - the temporary military takeover of civil functions such as policing and courts. President Donald Trump faced impeachment following the deadly Capitol insurrection on Jan.
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