“I WAS JUST TROLLING AND RAGEBAITING ONLINE”!!! BELIEVE IT OR NOT, AUTHORITIES SAY A 20-YEAR-OLD WASHINGTON MAN WHO PREVIOUSLY TARGETED KAMALA HARRIS POSTED A VIDEO THREATENING TO KILL DONALD TRUMP… AND HE IS NOW FACING A FEDERAL INDICTMENT.
Ayden Langevin, a 20-year-old Washington man, is facing a federal charge over alleged threats against political figures.
Authorities say Langevin posted a TikTok video threatening to kill President Donald Trump and members of the Secret Service.
Langevin is formally charged with interstate communications with a threat to injure.
Federal investigators say Langevin posted the recording online on June 1.
In the video, Langevin allegedly claimed people should “grab guns,” “rush the White House” and kill Trump.
But authorities say this was not his first time threatening a presidential candidate.
According to court documents, Langevin first came to the attention of the Secret Service in 2024.
That inquiry began after Langevin allegedly posted that he would assassinate Kamala Harris if she won the election.
Secret Service agents interviewed Langevin months later regarding the threatening statements.
Langevin reportedly admitted to agents that the account belonged to him.
He told investigators that he made posts like that because he enjoyed “ragebaiting” and trolling people online.
Langevin also allegedly told the interviewing agents that he understood making threats could lead to criminal charges.
Yet authorities say Langevin was investigated again in 2025 over violent Instagram messages threatening another person.
Then came the June video directed at Trump and the Secret Service.
When federal agents questioned Langevin this month, he reportedly said he had been angry about current events.
Langevin reportedly told agents that he regretted posting the video.
He told investigators that he deleted the post after about 30 to 40 minutes.
Langevin was arrested by authorities following the investigation.
He was later released on bond.
His next court appearance is scheduled for Sept. 14.
The charges are allegations and have not been proven in court.
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