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On a segment of “FOX & Friends Weekend,” Chris Cox, founder of Bikers for Trump, spoke of his organization’s plans to act as security against protesters during President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration.
Cox said that the bikers weren’t vigilantes and that they did not doubt the security at the inauguration. In fact, the biker thought that the security teams around Trump “learned from mistakes” he says they made at Trump rallies during the campaign season. Despite this, the group still wanted to have a presence.
“But in the event we are needed, we certainly will form a wall of meat,” he promised. When asked what he meant by a “wall of meat,” Cox said he and his fellow bikers would stand “shoulder to shoulder” to block the protesters.
Cox also promoted an inauguration program that the bikers were putting on.
Cox also shared his plans on a Monday segment of “FOX & Friends.”
“To me, the definition of a biker is a patriot who is motorcycle enthusiast,” defined Cox. He said that bikers were “citizen crusaders.”
Cox also classifies the various protesters as anarchists who also didn’t like Republicans or Democrats, including the women protesting in the Women’s March on Washington. Cox said that his fellow bikers might need to “fortify” certain areas from the female protesters during inauguration, though that specific march is planned for the day after.
“As patriots, we have to keep an eye on everybody, all citizens,” Cox said. He stated his belief that Trump would agree with him.
