evangelicals, Donald Trump, hypocrisy, how do we sort these things out?

It's time for The Line of Fire with your host, activist, author, international speaker, and theologian, Dr. Michael Brown, your voice of moral, cultural, and spiritual revolution.

Michael Brown is the director of the Coalition of Conscience and President of Fire

School of Ministry. Get into the line of fire now by calling 86634 Truth. That's 86634 Truth.

Here again is Dr. Michael Brown. All right. My goal is not to offend everybody. My goal is not to get everybody provoked and worked up.

However, I'm confident that as we address certain key things today on the line of fire, that

some folks will get offended and maybe on all different kinds of sides of the issues we discuss. My goal is to

speak the truth and love and help us as God's people follow him wholeheartedly and speak the

truth to power and speak the truth to culture. This is Michael Brown. You are listening to and watching many of you,

the line of fire. 86634 Truth, 866348-7-884. All right. Over the weekend, President Trump

in a very free-form speech in Pennsylvania supporting an endangered Republican candidate.

They're endangered in terms of his election in a district easily won by President Trump.

He's campaigning there.

And from what I have read, he is more and more wanting to do things on his own,

trust, his own judgment, kind of cut loose from some of the team

counselor constraints around him. And seems like he's determined to just be himself. And that

means insults. And that means vulgarities. The very things that I don't like about the president.

Oh, I'm all for his boldness. I'm all for his courage. I understand it

takes a certain type of person to make the decisions he's made and be willing to step out and do what

he thinks is right, regardless of what the reaction is going to be. And I applaud him for those things

that are right, that are good, where he is courageous. At the same time, he does other things that embarrass me.

And because people look to me and they look to pastors and leaders and they look to evangelicals,

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