Leftist UCLA Law Professor Sparks Uproar After Calling for a Military Insurrection Against President Trump

Another radical leftist has been caught calling for violence against President Trump.

As TGP readers know, leftists across America have issued countless calls for violence against members of the Trump Administration for weeks, including the president himself.

This situation has gotten so dire that agitators are now accosting the children of these officials.

On Saturday, UCLA Criminal Law Professor Peter Arenella posted a tweet saying that the U.S. Military must launch an insurrection against Trump in order to stop America from becoming an ally of Russia. Yes, he actually said the U.S. military must destroy democracy to prevent America from joining forces with an authoritarian regime.

How dangerous and ironic.

“At this point, my only hope for the US to avoid becoming an ally to Russia is a violent resistance by our military,” he wrote. “Tragic to say that because the military are trained to avoid any politically motivated intervention. Firing all the Joint Chief of Staff military leaders and replacing them with military acolytes of Trump anticipated that possibility and acted swiftly to minimize that type of intervention.

Ultimately, we will get what we deserve by giving Trump a second chance to destroy our democracy, he added.

replacing them with military acolytes of Trump anticipated that possibility and acted swiftly to minimize that type of intervention. Ultimately, we will get what we deserve by giving Trump a second chance to destroy our democracy.

— Professor Peter Arenella (@arenella1) March 8, 2025

His tweet quickly sparked an uproar across social media with many users calling for the FBI and Secret Service to investigate Arenella and arrest him.

You’re calling for treason. You lost we won. Cry more commie

— Cash Loren (@CashLorenShow) March 8, 2025

What you are calling for, is disgraceful and you shouldn’t be so much as teaching cows how to moo, much less teaching the next generation of America. Resign sir, this is not the way.

— P.T. Ward (@HTWardish) March 9, 2025

@FBIDirectorKash @SecretService This man is hoping for a violent act against our President. He is encouraging someone to do it & I fear for my president.

— Kim Hedum (@coyotered9) March 9, 2025

@FBIDirectorKash @SecretService you might want to look into this nut job

— CosmicHound (@BayouFaze) March 8, 2025

Hey @FBIDirectorKash, I would keep your eye on this “Professor of Law at UCLA”

He’s calling for a militant insurrection against the sitting President. pic.twitter.com/5l3n6U4HI4

— Gunther Eagleman (@GuntherEagleman) March 9, 2025

This UCLA law professor and ABC law professor has 13k followers seeing his incitement of a military takeover. The Left no longer tolerates opposition. And what does UCLA teach its law students about America? pic.twitter.com/Z5NAhlAvhu

— Fabius Maximus (Ed.) (@FabiusMaximus01) March 9, 2025

This UCLA law professor is a perfect example of the radical left’s disdain for democracy and free speech.

They can’t accept that Trump won the election with help from Elon Musk, so they resort to calling for a military coup.

This kind of rhetoric is dangerous and un-American,…

— Stop Socialist Tyranny (@endlibtyranny) March 9, 2025

Thankfully, America now has FBI director Kash Patel who is dedicated to protecting all citizens from extremists instead of using the power of government to persecute the innocent. One should not be shocked if Arenella receives a visit from the agency in the near future.

Moreover, UCLA receives approximately $900 million in direct federal funding for “a range of contracts and grants” and another $200 million for overhead.

If the Trump Administration can withhold federal funding over anti-Semitic protests, they can also halt funding to schools employing professors who encourage political violence.

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