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Guaranteed Human. Tell us. It's time for donkey of the day. There's a bunch of donkeys out in this street. I'd have made donkey today. Called donkey of the day. It really caught me off guard. We live a life where we fight our tongue based off who we may offend. We never would say anything. Call the man, give it to him. Give it to him. You are a donkey.

That is why Sholamane is he?

Some donkey today's just saw themselves. On the Breakfast Club.

Okay, Shalame, we're giving donkey of the day to today.

Well, donkey of the day for Thursday, July 23rd, goes to a Louisiana pastor named Dale Sanders. Dale is 56 years old,

and he's a prime example of why so many people say they believe in God, but don't trust the people

claiming to represent them. Okay, see, Dale has been described by outlets like the New York Post

as a social media savvy pastor and author. Savvy is usually just another word for Vanessa,

okay, which is why people need to stop confusing charisma with character.

Just because a person can get online and preach,

or, you know, motivate you and go viral because of it,

or even quote scripture, doesn't mean they're trustworthy.

And that's why Dale Sanders was found guilty of a 25-count indictment charging him with wire fraud,

access device fraud, and obstruction of a federal investigation.

Let's go to NBC6 News for the report, please.

The pastor is facing jail time after being convicted of defrauding churches.

After a years-long investigation, 56-year-old Dale Sanders was convicted of taking

hundreds of thousands of dollars from the church's bank account and using it as his own

for things like gambling, going out to dinner, even living expenses. He now faces up to 20 years behind

bars and a $250,000 fine. He is set to be sentenced in October. Yeah, $340,000 to be exact. Okay, you know what's sad about stories like this.

Every time a pastor steals from the people who trust him, another person says, see, this is why I don't trust church.

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