Stew Peters, the universally-recognized white supremacist that has been a major voice in support of Donald Trump’s campaign, has a startling message for the former president: Put your wife on a leash.

That’s the message he sent in no uncertain terms to Trump, along with the most recent “promo” video of the former FLOTUS when she came out in support of abortion rights for women.

Let’s just get who he is out of the way, so you don’t have to Google him yourself. In fact, let’s just give you the actual results if you Google his name:

“Stewart Peters is an American alt-right internet personality, white nationalist, political commentator, Holocaust denier, and conspiracy theorist. He is known for promoting COVID-19 misinformation and conspiracy theories, as well as anti-LGBTQ, antisemitic, and white supremacist beliefs. [Wikipedia]”

We should tack on the fact that Peters is constantly calling for executions. Hunter Biden, Anthony Fauci, Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce (I guess for dating Tay-Tay), and a litany of others all fall on his hit list.

He even lists preferred methods of execution for some of them. Fauci, for example, was to be dispatched by hanging via lynch mob.

Okay, sick enough yet? We can now add that he’s a misogynistic swine to his online dating profile. Maybe his profile picture could be this very real tweet that he took an alarmingly long time to delete:

Now Stew has something to say to Trump, presumably to stoke a fire under him, lest Trump lose the all-important support of the alt-Right that Peters helped build alongside other notable Trump supporters.

This latest tweet is so simple, it’s hardly recognizable as the threat that it really is:

If Trump can’t manage his own wife from publicly coming out in favor of abortion one month before the election, he definitely can’t manage this country. pic.twitter.com/wtq0pqk3mi

— Stew Peters (@realstewpeters) October 3, 2024

Maybe Stew missed it when Melania said she was “in charge of everything” a little while back. Or maybe he noticed that Melania was deluding herself, and in the end, pretty much always does what her husband says.

Either way, this is a message to everyone. It’s aimed at Trump, Melania, and voters, and Stew’s influence on any and all of them should never be underestimated.