A middle school teacher was caught lecturing his 13-year old student about why President Trump is a racist.

The young boy decided to video the conversation of which the teacher told him to stick around after class so he could talk to him about the project which the boy had been working on.

The project was for the students to talk about who their hero is and why that individual is their hero.

The student chose President Trump, in part, because of his immigration policy and border wall.

Apparently Seaman had an issue with the assignment and asked the student to stick around after class for a quick chat. What started off as a reasonable — and correct — conversation about proper sourcing quickly devolved.

When the student said he sourced the White House for facts on building a border wall, Seaman explained why this is problematic. But then he launched into a rebuke that attempted to discourage the student from thinking Trump has been successful.

TEACHER: “So if you’re gonna introduce bullet points, you kind of have to back up with why that’s heroic, because there’s a lot of people who would argue that it’s not heroic and it’s actually… a lot of the rhetoric that has been said has been very racist.”

He asks what’s racist.

TEACHER: “So rhetoric. Basically, things that Donald Trump has said.”

STUDENT: “What has he said that’s racist? Just wondering.”

TEACHER: “When he said that Mexico is sending their murderers over. One it’s wrong because Mexico’s not doing that they want to keep their citizens. And two, it’s labeling Mexican immigrants as murders…It’s pretty racial language.”

Then he goes on to lecture the student about the camps and how children are separated from their parents when they’re caught coming over illegally.

I guess he means just like any other serious crime that people commit in America? If you go out and assault someone, guess what? You’re going to jail and your kids aren’t coming with you.

Let us not forget who also build these camps that the liberals are griping about. Former President Barack Obama.

It’s not the teacher’s job to tell the boy who their hero should or shouldn’t be. That’s not how you teach, that’s how you indoctrinate.