Conor McGregor said he is praying for American MMA fighter Bryce Mitchell who said in his debut podcast that McGregor "isn't a rapist," "Hitler was a good guy," and that the Holocaust didn't happen.
"Saying a prayer for my God fearing brother Bryce Mitchell tonight who I know is a good man," McGregor said in a post on X on Friday, January 31.
"Let this be acknowledgement/confirmation of the rise in antisemitic commentary, as well as all sorts of other bulls--t, phobic, racist commentary, that spreads feverishly and instantly across the world wide web where we, as curious beings, are brainwashed into all sorts of thinking."
McGregor added: "Humans under God deserve Peace and Freedom and I, like Jesus did for us, would give my heart, body and soul for it!"
Conor McGregor's post on X on January 31, 2025.
In the first episode of his "ArkanSanity" podcast that debuted on January 24, MMA fighter Bryce 'Thug Nasty' Mitchell said his favorite part of attending President Trump's inauguration in Washington, DC last week was getting to pray over McGregor.
"You can say what you want about Conor McGregor," Mitchell said on his podcast, "but he is not a rapist. He's simply not."
In November, a jury in Dublin sided with Irish woman Nikita Hand who had accused McGregor of raping her in December 2018. McGregor was ordered to pay Hand damages and cover her legal fees.
On his podcast, Mitchell continued: "Nobody ever said nothin bad about Conor McGregor until he wanted to run for politician. And now, 'oh, he's a rapist, he's this, he's that.'"
McGregor began to publicly show interest in becoming the next President of Ireland in late 2023. Hand made her complaint against McGregor in early 2019, and the Irish sports star was involved in a number of legal matters, some involving assault, prior to that.
"No, it's bulls--t," Mitchell continued. "He's not a rapist."
Mitchell said McGregor is "under spiritual attacks" and urged his listeners to "uplift that man in prayer."
Mitchell went on to repeat his claim that McGregor is "under attack because he wanted to run for political office in Ireland," adding: "And the devil knows if he wins, he's gonna kick all them Muslims out of his country and he's gonna put an end to the rapes and the killings all these Muslims are doing."
After noting that he has a "really, really good Muslim friend," Mitchell continued: "There's thousands of Irish men in the street right now because they're protesting what's going on.
He added: "So when I say Muslims are flooding Ireland, they ain't the Zopas. They're raping little girls, they're killing little boys and that's what's up man. And if you don't believe it then just do your own research."
Conor McGregor and Bryce Mitchell in Washington, DC for inauguration events. (Bryce Mitchell, Facebook)
Later in his podcast episode, Mitchell made shocking claims about Adolf Hitler, the Jewish community, the Holocaust, and the LGBT community.
“I honestly think that Hitler was a good guy based on my own research – not my public education, indoctrination," Mitchell said.
“I really do think before Hitler got on meth, he was a guy I’d go fishing with.
“He fought for his country. He wanted to purify it by kicking the greedy Jews out that were destroying his country and turning them all into gays. They were gaying out the kids, they were queering out the women, they were queering out the dudes.
“Do you know where the first tranny surgery ever was? Happened to be in Germany before Hitler took over.
“You know the books that everybody makes fun of Hitler burning? You know what the books was? Queer books! Hitler burned queer books! Because Hitler didn’t want a bunch of queers destroying his nation, they can’t produce children."
Mitchell said Hitler "went fully nutty" when he "got on meth and turned on Russia."
He later added: “Now, he [Hitler] ain’t perfect, I’m not a Nazi, I’m not a Nazi, I don’t love Nazis, I don’t want Nazis to win the war, I’m just saying they were in a bad spot when Hitler came to power.”
Mitchell later went on to falsely claim that “the Holocaust ain’t real," and that "we can't talk about the Holocaust like it was a real thing in front of me because I don't believe it.
"I don't buy the bulls--t that they try to tell you in the public school."
Less than a half-hour after McGregor said on X on Friday that he was praying for Mitchell and that "Humans under God deserve Peace and Freedom," he tore into fellow MMA fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov, writing in part: "Show yo wife ni--a. Show yo kids ni--a.
"Cousin f--kin motherf--kin hidin motherf--ker."
Conor McGregor's X post on January 31, 2025.
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