Former Congressman Anthony Weiner recently spoke to podcast host Patrick Bet-David and had a complete meltdown. Weiner apparently wasn’t expecting to be asked real questions, instead of just typical mainstream media pablum.

When confronted over the Clinton crime family and the Clinton body count, Weiner looked like a deer in headlights and did everything he could to distract from the topic.

The result is truly riveting.

Most of us remember Weiner as the guy who kept sending photos of his wiener to random underage girls online. He was also formerly married to Hillary Clinton’s top assistant, Huma Abedin, with whom he has a son.

Weiner and Abedin broke up in 2017, following his repeated promises to stop sexting minors (and being caught over and over) until finally being sent to some kind of sex addict rehab (and facing no legal consequences).

Bet-David asked Weiner why so many people close to the Clintons have died over the years (the Clinton body count) and the former congressman went wild.

As Bet-David observes, every politician and famous person has a reputation, including for controversial stuff. Why is the Clinton’s reputation that people around them die?

Weiner claimed that Bet-David was just buying into random “conspiracy” websites and it “pisses him off” that Bet-David would just randomly start throwing accusations.

He then claimed those who died around the Clintons are random unimportant people and all of us who are adults know many people who have died.

Since their early political careers, both Bill and Hillary have worked with and been in close career contact with many individuals who later died. It didn’t just start with Vince Foster!

Weiner pretending it’s normal is the look of a guy who’s panicked, probably because he had to make some kind of deal with the devil to not end up dead himself after his laptop and sexting likely cost Hillary the 2016 election.

At the end of the interaction, Weiner demanded that Bet-David get rid of his “list” of the Clinton body count victims. Bet-David refused, saying Wiener is a “dark human being.”