Vem Miller’s boyfriend insists he is a ‘huge Trump supporter’ and ‘didn’t intend’ to kill the former president after his arrest outside Coachella rally over suspected third murder attempt

A friend and business associate of alleged third potential Trump assassin Vem Miller has spoken out. He told DailyMail.com that he is a full-blown Trump supporter and slams the police for ‘not understanding that he is one of us’.

Right-wing documentary filmmaker Mindy Robinson said Miller has been a MAGA activist for years, did not intend to kill the former president, and said she has been to several pro-Trump events with him.

In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, Robinson described Miller as a journalist and documentary maker.

The two founded an independent news site AmericaHappens.com after being repeatedly kicked off YouTube for their stories promoting conspiracy theories, including that the deadly 2017 Las Vegas shooting was a “cover-up” involving “multiple shooters.”

“He’s a huge, huge Trump supporter. That’s what we’ve been doing for years,” Robinson said. “He’s my friend, we work together.”

A friend and business associate of alleged third potential Trump assassin Vem Miller (pictured left) has spoken out, telling DailyMail.com that he is a full-blown Trump supporter and is criticizing police for ‘not understanding that he is one of us’

Right-wing documentary filmmaker Mindy Robinson said Miller has been a MAGA activist for years, did not intend to kill the former president, and that she has been to several pro-Trump events with him.

That supports what federal agencies have said about the arrest.

Secret Service sources told us New York Post they doubt Miller would try to kill Trump and the FBI is not investigating the incident as an assassination attempt.

Miller called the idea of ​​going after Trump “complete bulls***.”

“He had no intention of killing Trump,” Robinson added. ‘It’s ridiculous. To me it feels like a set-up, or really inadequate police work. “A dirty excuse to get in a car and try to find something wrong with a Trump supporter or something.”

Robinson blasted Riverside County police, who stopped Miller at a checkpoint on Saturday, where he allegedly presented them with a fake presser and a VIP pass to the Coachella Trump rally, then searched his car and found illegal weapons.

“It sounds like it was an excuse to get in the car, look at his junk of a car, and then they found a gun. But every gun is illegal in California, it’s stupid,” she said, referring to California’s stricter gun laws compared to some other states.

‘I couldn’t go because I had to have a minor operation. Thank goodness, because we probably would have carpooled and it would have been a hot mess.

“Someone definitely jumped the gun. And the way they released it wasn’t the right way to do it either.”

In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, Robinson described Miller (pictured) as a journalist and documentary maker

“He’s a huge, huge Trump supporter. That’s what we’ve been doing for years,” Robinson said. ‘He’s my friend, we work together’

She pointed to Miller’s quick release on $10,000 bail as a sign that law enforcement and the Trump campaign did not see him as an active threat.

‘There’s no point. Look at his social media. “It goes back years, where the same politics don’t change,” she said.

Miller’s social media posts include videos at Republican events and selfies with pro-Trump media personalities popular among the alt-right, including Vivek Ramaswamy, Steven Bannon and Roger Stone. He even got close to Donald Trump Jr. at a GOP event.

“A lot of people have gone along with that story, not understanding that he’s one of us, and he’s been fighting the same battle all along,” Robinson said.

Robinson has about 400,000 followers on X (formerly Twitter) and runs her own show Conspiracy Truths with Mindy Robinson.

“Mostly it’s against the Democrats, but we hate the Republicans too. “We are very even-keeled in our disdain for the corrupt government,” she said.

Robinson said the two met around 2020 at protests and activist events in Las Vegas, where they both live, and got to know each other in the small community of pro-Trump right-wing content creators who view mainstream media as “corrupt.”

“During Covid, that whole tyranny thing, a lot of us got off the couch and started organizing protests. I continued to see him and he contacted me two or three years ago about starting our own network,” Robinson said.

Vem Miller, 49, was arrested Saturday near Donald Trump’s rally in Coachella, California, after firearms and high-capacity magazines were discovered in his car during a checkpoint investigation

At his outdoor rallies, Donald Trump has spoken behind a more obvious perimeter of bulletproof glass since the July 13 assassination attempt on him in Butler, Pennsylvania. Pictured: Trump at his rally in Coachella, California on October 12, 2024

‘We don’t get paid for this. We get some advertisers and stuff. But for us it was really about bringing out the truth.”

Miller was taken into custody after being stopped at a checkpoint near the former president’s rally in Coachella, California, just before 5pm local time on Saturday.

He allegedly presented false VIP credentials and was found to be illegally in possession of a shotgun, a loaded pistol and a high-capacity magazine in his vehicle.

Local law enforcement authorities claimed the incident is “likely” a third assassination attempt — after Trump was shot in the ear in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July and an armed suspect plotted to kill him at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida, in September .

But a source close to Trump’s campaign played down the threat, telling DailyMaill.com that the gunman was captured before he posed any danger.