Cenk Uygur Has a Hard-On for Your Dog

A shocking video has emerged of Cenk Uygur that may jeopardize the congressional aspirations of the Progressive broadcaster.

Uygur is currently running for the vacated seat of Katie Hill, who resigned last month after multiple nude photos were leaked of the bong-huffing mistress of throupledoms.

Uygur is the founder of The Young Turks (TYT), whose YouTube channel has 4.57 million subscribers. TYT were instrumental in the election of Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, due to Uygur’s involvement with the Justice Democrats, which is the George Soros-financed, highly-organized and aggressive far-left invasion of the DNC that has also graced us with Rashida Tlaib and Ayanna Pressley.

The disturbing video is of a regular TYT segment a few years ago, in which Uygur tells his co-host, Ana Kasparian that if he were the “benevolent dictator of the world”, he would legalize bestiality, as long as the animal were also “pleasured” during the exchange. He then proceeds to defend this seriously, as if it were entirely appropriate.

It’s jaw-dropping. I’m running the uncut clip here. (I almost ran Alex Jones’ side-splitting presentation of this story, which had me laughing harder than I have in years!) Be warned of the X-rated chatter of the TYT hosts.

Bestiality aka zoophilia is legal in Russia, Cambodia, Angola, Argentina and in the US States of West Virginia, New Mexico and Wyoming. However, in most US States and in Uygur’s native Turkey, a zoophilia conviction carries a prison sentence.

It can result in a life sentence in India, Kenya and in the US States of Michigan and Idaho and in a death sentence in Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia.

If Uygur survives this debacle, the campaign for California’s 25th District still has all the makings of a Celebrity Death Match against his opponent, George Papadapoulos.

“Papa D” is the young Trump 2016 campaign volunteer convicted by the Mueller Investigation on a process crime. He may yet sue the DOJ as a result of revelations from the OIG Report and other ongoing investigations.