A resurfaced 2020 podcast episode features Victor Marx, a Marine veteran and Christian ministry leader, describing what he called a direct encounter with Satan while praying for a girl in a high‑security youth prison in Texas. Talking Points Memo first reported on the episode.
What Marx said in the 2020 recording
According to Talking Points Memo’s account of the episode, Marx told listeners, “I’ve met the devil” and “I’ve met Satan in person, through a person.” He said the encounter began as he prayed for a girl who “started manifesting a demon,” adding that the moment felt “so real that all the other locked up girls, all the other gang members, man, they all kind of huddled in a corner.”
Marx described what followed as “horrible,” saying the demon “just really manifested pretty nasty.” When he asked the entity to identify itself, Marx said it replied, “I am Satan.” He added, “If you think I’m joking, I’m not.”
Marx recounted that “all of a sudden, this demon goes, ‘I guess you’re going to say I’m possessed.’ And I just — I just started laughing. I was like, ‘I don’t think I have to. It’s kind of obvious.’ I mean, really, that’s — I just snickered, which makes the devil mad.” He said he believed the girl, whom he called “just adorable,” “had a demon in her.”
Who is Victor Marx
The source material identifies Marx as the founder of All Things Possible Ministries, a Christian organization whose stated mission is “setting captives free spiritually, emotionally and physically.”
Campaign context, per the source
The source article states Marx won the Colorado GOP gubernatorial nomination earlier this summer and assembled an all‑Marine ticket by selecting retired Marine Col. George Markert as his running mate. It describes Marx arguing that the pair bring “steely spines” to counter what he characterizes as a growing democratic socialist movement. The source also says Marx has framed his campaign around public safety, social conservatism, and the cost of living, positioning himself and Markert as political outsiders offering discipline and accountability.
According to the same source, this comes after primary wins for the Democratic Party’s left flank nationally, including in Colorado, where it claims democratic socialist Melat Kiros defeated longtime incumbent Rep. Diana DeGette. The article further asserts Marx faces Democrat Phil Weiser, Colorado’s attorney general, who is favored to win the race to succeed term‑limited Gov. Jared Polis. These political details have not been independently verified by 2024 Conservative.
