In a new interview with Heavy Consequence, MINISTRY leader Al Jourgensen, whose 2018 album “AmeriKKKant” was a scathing assault on then-U.S. president Donald Trump and, by extension, the country and political system that put him in office, was asked how he feels about Trump’s November rematch of the…
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