Doc Thompson Passed Away!

Doc Thompson passed away in the Dallas-Ft. Worth Metroplex. He was killed by a high speed train while jogging.

Another conservative agitator heads to the pearly gates. This one was once a local DJ in Dayton and Cincinnati before he found his true calling in being a far-right agitator. He was apart of The Blaze but left the network during its financial crisis.

The Blaze merged with Conservative Review and became BlazeTV in 2019.

Michael "Doc" Thompson was killed after he was hit by an Amtrak train in Haltom City, Texas.

The man was jogging near or on the tracks when a high speed train hit him.

He used to have hosting duties for other agitators like Bill Cunningham, Glenn Beck and Mark Levin.

There are no words. Doc will be greatly missed. Our prayers go out to his family. If you are able and feel so inclined, please contribute to the GoFundMe page below to help support Doc’s family. https://t.co/h8n7WZKYAi

— TheBlaze (@theblaze) February 6, 2019

Friends, Thank you so much for your continued prayers, love, and support during this incredibly difficult time. My 40.29 work family and community have shown me so much love, and we are so grateful. 

I am having a... https://t.co/0m4dhgODXl

— Yuna Lee (@YunaLeeTV) February 7, 2019

MoJo 5.0 mourns the loss of a great friend and mentor, Michael "Doc" Thompson. Rest in peace, brother.#DocThompson #MoJo50Radio #WhatILearnedToday pic.twitter.com/NezsoF2MvR

— Doc Thompson 👍🏿 (@DocThompsonShow) February 6, 2019

I’m not going to be over this for quite a while. #DocThompson’s legacy will not be forgotten. His incredible personality & informative radio show broke ground. Please join me & @realKrisCruz and those closest to him by donating to cover his funeral costs. #rip to a GREAT man! https://t.co/Af5LOFDHmE

— Joy Villa (@Joy_Villa) February 6, 2019

Stunned to wake up to this horrible news this morning. I did radio with Doc Thompson several times and he was always respectful, professional, and a pleasure to work with. Heartbroken for his family. https://t.co/5DbNJKxmW8

— Brittany Pounders (@LibertyBritt) February 6, 2019

.@FreedomWorks will remember Doc Thompson for his lively personality and his passion for Freedom.

Our entire staff enjoyed having him at our Midterm Election Night Party.

Please visit his Go Fund Me Page. #Doc #ampFW https://t.co/7ItzVUrXUm

— FreedomWorks (@FreedomWorks) February 6, 2019

The GoFundMe for Doc Thompson https://t.co/VbrCmNn1lK

— Stu Burguiere (@WorldOfStu) February 6, 2019

I need to sign off for the night. Today has been one of the most difficult days in my life. I’m blown away by the support for this campaign. If you can help. Please donate.

Doc Thompson https://t.co/4Hm8ES12tg

— Skip LaCombe (@skiplacombe) February 7, 2019

He ran the Daily Mojo radio show with his co-hosts Ron Phillips and Brad Staggs.

Train engineers saw the man on the tracks and they blew the horn. The man was wearing wireless headphones and may have not heard the train approaching.

Doc Thompson was married to Yuna Lee.

His wife Yuna Lee once worked for a Dayton station. She reported a false story about Obama supporters trashing a park.

Yuna Lee had worked for Dayton television station WHIO for six years before she took off for the Fort Smith market in Arkansas/Oklahoma.

Lee was infamous for making a bogus claim about Barack Obama and Joe Biden's Dayton appearance during the 2012 presidential campaign. She made the claim that supporters trashed a local park after Obama and Biden made their speeches. That was not the case. Volunteers for the Obama for America campaign were cleaning up the park. I was a part of that.

The wait for Obama and Biden was nine hours. Getting there at 7am to wait til 4pm was hella long.

Lee knew that people were complaining about the heat and were offered water bottles. They were not allowed to bring water bottles and coolers to the park.

Thompson leaves behind three children and wife Yuna Lee.

The two resided in Texas.

The agitator was 49 years old.