https://apnews.com/b4614edad1aae27a0cbcb9dfe0c0c44c

“Ask the Q” has been a rallying cry for QAnon believers since the conspiracy theory's online birth three years ago. They have long claimed that if President Donald Trump was asked about QAnon, his answer would confirm their baseless belief that he is secretly fighting deep state enemies and a cabal of Satan-worshipping cannibals operating a child sex trafficking ring.

So QAnon followers were celebrating Trump's response to a question during a televised town hall on Thursday night. Asked if he would completely disavow QAnon and reject its followers' baseless belief that he is the “savior” against Democrats running a “satanic pedophile ring," he dodged.