Dan Bongino Shares Tragic Loss of His Mother, Supernatural Experience Afterward

Conservative commentator Dan Bongino recently shared the tragic news of his mother’s unexpected passing on his show. He further detailed a seemingly supernatural event following the loss of his mother, which prompted him to express his faith in God.YouTube permanently bans Fox News host Dan Bongino for evading Covid  misinformation suspension1,500 × 1,000

“Folks, I’m going to end the show early today. I’m going to tell you what happened last night because I’m having a bit of a rough time, as you can tell. I’m going to try to get through this unexpectedly. She fell down a flight of stairs. And I found out at about 4:43 in the morning,” Bongino said on his show, becoming visibly emotional sharing the difficult news.

The conservative commentator then introduced the bizarre experience he had, noting, “For those of you who don’t believe in God, I’m not here to judge you…But I want to tell you something. I want to tell you in advance, I’m not crazy, o.k.?”

“And I thought that Paula come home early and not tell me? Is she playing a game with me because she never wakes me up at night? And I thought that my other daughter come home from college. Did she not tell me?” he questioned, still searching for a rational explanation for the encounter.

The former secret service agent doubled down, asserting that anyone who didn’t believe in God should reconsider their position after his experience. “Folks, if you don’t believe in God, I would have to last night. I was not imagining that was not at some fugue state was not dreaming. I felt someone grabbed me actually grabbed me. I looked around my entire house. You know me you know I’m not antsy,” Bongino added.

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