Donald Trump Has A Middle-of-the-Night Trouble With A Pastor’s ‘Bad’ Sermon About Him

Donald Trump entered his Truth Social platform at midnight on Tuesday, early Wednesday talking about the pastor he called during a prayer service at the Washington National Cathedral, while the president was present.

The Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, the Episcopal bishop of Washington, called on Trump to have “mercy” on those who are “fearful” about his return to the White House and the impact his policies could have on them, such as LGBTQ children and undocumented immigrants. .

Watch Budde’s speech here:

Trump, however, went public on social media, ripping Budde as a “bishop” who was a “Radical Left hardline Trump hater.”

“He brought his church into the political world in a merciless way,” Trump said. “He had a bad voice, and was neither compelling nor intelligent.”

Trump then delivered his usual anti-immigrant rhetoric, adding: “You failed to mention the large number of illegal immigrants who are coming into our country and killing people. Many were put in prisons and mental institutions. It’s a huge crime wave happening in the USA.”

The incoming president’s claim that foreign prisons are being emptied and that released prisoners are being sent to the US is still unconfirmed.

Trump concluded: “Aside from his inappropriate statements, this service has been boring and uninspiring. He is not very good at his job! He and his church should apologize to the public!”

Trump, who has promised that freedom of speech will now return to America, had previously told a news reporter of the sermon, “It’s not very exciting, isn’t it.”

Read Trump’s full speech here:

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