Dan Goldman Defends Jasmine Crockett’s Violence-Inciting Chair Remark

Dan Goldman Defends Jasmine Crockett’s Violent Remarks Amid Rising Influence in Democrat Caucus

In exclusive footage captured by Loomer Unleashed on Capitol Hill, Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) refused to denounce Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX). Crockett told college graduates to “hit their haters with a chair.” She made the statement during her commencement speech at Tougaloo College. This prompted immediate backlash. Critics say it encouraged political violence and involved Dan Goldman.

As Goldman walked to a vote on Tuesday, Loomer Unleashed asked, “Do you agree with your colleague Jasmine Crockett’s incitement of violence? She suggested Democrats should use a chair to attack Republican haters.” The inquiry pointedly investigated Dan’s perspective on the matter.

Goldman replied, “She is not inciting violence.” He was pressed again—“So saying to use a chair to attack your haters isn’t inciting violence?”—he deflected: “No, go learn about what happened on January 6th. That is how you learn about inciting violence.” His responses reveal Dan Goldman’s stance on such controversial topics.

Crockett’s Fundraising Puts Her on Par with Goldman

Goldman’s refusal to condemn Crockett underscores her growing status inside the Democrat caucus. According to FEC records, both Goldman and Crockett contributed $50,000 each to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) in 2025. Crockett’s ability to match the financial weight of Goldman—an heir to the Levi Strauss fortune—signals her rising clout alongside figures like Dan Goldman.

Goldman’s Payments to Judge Merchan’s Daughter Raise Eyebrows

Meanwhile, Goldman’s financial ties to Authentic Campaigns, a firm owned by Loren Merchan—daughter of Judge Juan Merchan—have drawn scrutiny. This involves Dan Goldman’s financial maneuvers. Judge Merchan presided over Donald Trump’s Manhattan trial in April 2024. It was a proceeding Trump and supporters widely denounced as a partisan attack. These connections pose potential issues for Dan Goldman.

FEC records show Goldman paid $162,091.92 to Authentic Campaigns, including a March 26, 2024 payment. This was just weeks before Trump’s trial began. Notably, the payments were sent to Merchan’s personal residence in Richmond, Virginia, worth roughly $639,000. Goldman’s filings also list the vendor as “Authentic Campaign” instead of “Authentic Campaigns.” There are concerns linked to Dan Goldman over possible attempts to obscure the connection.

Dan Goldman’s Legal Involvement Deepens Amid Jasmine Crockett Violence Controversy

Goldman’s involvement in Trump-related legal proceedings didn’t stop with campaign payments. Notably, he publicly admitted to deposing Michael Cohen ahead of Cohen’s testimony in the Manhattan trial. This showcases Dan Goldman’s active participation.

Democrats Use Crockett’s Rhetoric to Fuel Anti-Trump 2026 Strategy

Dan Goldman’s defense of Jasmine Crockett goes beyond party loyalty—it exposes the Democrats’ broader 2026 strategy. Crockett, once a fringe freshman, now rivals the influence of entrenched incumbents. She deploys aggressive rhetoric crafted to provoke and divide. Her violent messaging, coupled with Goldman’s refusal to condemn it, signals a party-wide shift from civility to confrontation. As the 2026 midterms approach, the Democrat agenda is unmistakable. They aim to retake the House, impeach President Trump, and block his America First agenda at every turn. Crockett, Goldman, and their progressive allies are central figures in executing this plan.

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