A Ford employee who was placed on leave after labeling Trump as a 'pedo protector' has been the catalyst for two GoFundMe campaigns that have collectively generated over six figures.

TJ Sabula, a Michigan Ford factory worker who was suspended, has expressed he has no regrets after he referred to Trump as a ‘pedo protector’ during the president's visit to the Ford Rouge plant while he calls for responsibility regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case, resulting in two GoFundme campaigns created for him that have collectively raised over six figures.

A fundraising campaign launched for a Ford employee in Michigan, who faced suspension after labeling President Donald Trump a 'pedophile protector' during a Tuesday visit, is gaining traction.

TJ Sabula, a 40-year-old assembly line employee and married father of two young kids, was suspended by his employer after Trump reacted angrily towards him, reportedly cursing and showing him the middle finger during a tour of the Ford Rouge plant, according to The Washington Post.

Ford Rouge worker/heckler has no regrets

‘When it comes to calling him out, I absolutely have no regrets,’ the Ford Rouge employee conveyed to the publication.

‘I don’t think opportunities come around all that often, and when they do, you need to be prepared to take advantage. I believe I did that today.’

In a recording, Trump is seen walking along a walkway while gesturing toward a heckler (TJ Sabula) below and mouthing, ‘F*** you.’

As he walked away, Trump displayed his middle finger to Sabula. Earlier, the factory worker could be heard accusing the president of being a ‘pedophile protector,’ likely related to the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein controversy as the identification of individuals involved in the abuse of young girls continues to unfold indefinitely.

‘A person was aggressively shouting curses in an absolute frenzy, and the president’s reaction was fitting and clear,’ stated White House spokesperson Steven Cheung to the dailymail.

A spokesperson for Ford noted: ‘One of our fundamental values is respect, and we do not tolerate anyone making inappropriate comments within our facilities. When such incidents occur, we follow a procedure to address it, but we do not discuss specific personnel issues.’

Trump continues to face pressure to disclose the Epstein documents, following the DOJ releasing only one percent of the overall archives, weeks after a legal deadline set by Congress at the end of the previous year.

The president triggered a revolt among Republicans after he described bipartisan attempts to unveil the Epstein documents as a ‘Democrat hoax’ late last year.

In the 1990s and early 2000s, Trump was an associate of Jeffrey Epstein but later expelled him from his Mar-a-Lago club for being a ‘creep.’

Hours after Sabula's suspension (the length of which remains unknown), two GoFundme campaigns were established

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