Could the political shakeup following the 2026 midterm elections be bringing America closer to the fulfillment of a prophetic warning from Kim Clement?
As Muslim candidates secure historic victories in American politics, debates over Sharia law intensify and speculation swirls around the nation’s next presidential election; Clement’s prophetic words are receiving renewed attention. And according to his daughter, Donné Clement Petruska, there may be more to the story than previously understood.
During a recent Code Breakers Live broadcast, Petruska revisited her father’s mysterious “Hypnotic November” prophecy, including a particularly striking warning about Islam’s presence within the United States.
Clement declared:
I spoke about a hypnotic November.
And I said, “Lord, the word hypnosis does not sit well with me.” And God said, “This is different. There shall be a lulling. You know, hypnosis puts you to sleep.” God said, “This that is going to happen is going to be mesmerizing during November and December, where I will expose one after the other. And people in this nation shall look and say, ‘We have to call upon the name of the Lord.'”
“Because Islam has not only come from the outside, but from the inside. Yes. Therefore, watch. I listened to the prayers of the forefathers and the present fathers to bring what I promised to this nation. Would your greatest enemy stand on the Capitol, at the Capitol, and declare, away with you, dove, away with you, spirit, away with you, Yeshua?
No, it shall not be. But you shall be afraid as you hear these things. But also mesmerized as I place many, many into a sleep that I may draw out of them the beauty of the bride. This, watch and see, says the Lord.”
Those words are now being reconsidered in light of a rapidly changing American political landscape.
According to multiple outlets, seven Muslim candidates won congressional elections in November, including Abdul El-Sayed, who became the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate.
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Meanwhile, the national debate over Sharia law continues to gain momentum. An October analysis by The Washington Post found that lawmakers introduced at least 39 bills and resolutions addressing Sharia law during 2025 and 2026. And through it all, polls show that American Christians did not come out and vote the way they had in previous years.
Petruska acknowledged that the ministry had previously believed Clement’s prophecy might have pointed toward 2024. Looking back, however, she questioned whether they had moved too quickly to connect the dots. Her father had described other signs, including an earthquake and volcanic activity, that have not clearly matched their earlier interpretation.
Could the prophetic timeline be longer than anyone initially expected?
And that is where another piece of Clement’s prophetic legacy comes into play.
While discussing what could lie ahead for America, Petruska turned to a separate prophecy concerning a future Hispanic president. One name she believes deserves consideration is Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
“I can’t tell you that Rubio, for sure, is who my dad prophesied,” she said. “Time will tell.”
But the timing of that discussion is particularly interesting.
Recently, a story broke reporting that Rubio is on the verge of leaving the Trump administration to prepare for a potential 2028 presidential campaign. Rubio has since pushed back against reports of an impending departure, telling The New York Times that he intends to serve throughout Trump’s term.
Still, the possibility of a Rubio presidential bid introduces another dimension to the discussion surrounding Clement’s prophetic words. If Rubio ultimately enters the 2028 race, questions about the identity of the future president Clement described are unlikely to disappear.
Clement’s message was not simply about who would win elections, what would happen in Washington or which political figure might rise to power. His warning ultimately pointed toward a moment when Americans would recognize their desperate need to call upon God.
“We’ve got to call on the name of the Lord,” Petruska emphasized.
If there is one warning that should not get lost amid the political speculation, it is this: The church cannot afford to become so consumed with watching Washington that it forgets its own responsibility to remain spiritually awake.
Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the newly released book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected]. Learn more about Abby at abbytrivett.com.
