MUST WATCH: UFC champ Sean Strickland GRILLS Canadian reporter over Trudeau’s communist agenda

During a press conference on Wednesday, UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland went off on a Canadian reporter. The reporter questioned him about remarks he'd previously made about the LGBTQ community, namely those who identify as transgender, but for Strickland, it was the reporter's government that was at issue.

Strickland accused reporter Neil Davidson of being "part of the f*cking problem" for toeing the mainstream media line about transgenderism, and grilled him over his alleged support for Justin Trudeau.

Upon learning Davidson worked for the Canadian Press, Strickland labeled him a "commie" and asked whether he was "going to go back and f*cking give my bank account information to f*cking Trudeau."

After being pressed further about whether he was part of the "opposition" or voted for Trudeau, Davidson asked the fighter about the time he said he would feel like he "failed as a man" if he had a gay son.

"Are you gay?" Strickland fired back, noting that Davidson's decision to focus on the issue was further indication that he was part of "the swamp."

"You're part of the f*ckng problem," the Strickland continued. "You elected Justin Trudeau ... The fact that you have no f*cking backbone and as he shut down your f*cking country and seized bank accounts, you ask me some stupid sh*t like that? Go f*ck yourself."

Unfazed, Davidson went on to ask Strickland about his views on the trans community.

"Ten years ago, to be trans was a mental f*cking illness, and now all of a sudden people like you have weiseled their way in the world– You are an infection, you are the definition of weakness. Everything that's wrong with the world is because of f*cking you."

"The best thing is," he continued, "is the world's not buying ... the bullsh*t you're f*cking peddling. They're not saying, you know what, you're right, f*cking chicks have dicks, the world's not saying that, the world's saying, 'No, there are two genders, I don't want my kids being told who they can f*ck in school'."

Strickland reiterated his claim that people like Davidson were the "enemy," and joked that organizers had brought him in "to piss me off."