So this morning, Trump took to the stage at the National Prayer Breakfast, literally continuing his latest attempt to present himself as a good, solid Christian.

But leaning right there into religious language, well, it's not the same as sort of practicing faith.

And Trump, well, he just keeps proving that he doesn't understand that Christianity

is actually not owned by one party. I mean, there are Democratic and there are Republican Christians,

and using religion as a political weapon, not only is it ridiculous, but it exposes how little a person, how little he

truly respects religion. Think about it. Instead of unifying people through faith, something

that that's what this prayer breakfast is all about. I've been to them with him. I've been to them. I know many of the

people that were in that room. Instead of unifying people of faith, our president, well, he once

again chose division. He chose division. He starts off the entire prayer breakfast by calling Thomas Massey a moron. He starts

talking about what? He won the election. He's the most favorite. That's certainly not what

Jesus would say if he was up there. He even announced that he doesn't understand how a person of faith could ever vote for a Democrat

play the clip I don't know how a person of faith can vote for a Democrat I really don't

and I know we have some here today and I don't know why they're here because they certainly

don't give us their vote.

I certainly know that we're not going to be convincing them to vote for a little thing called

voter ID.

It polls at 97 percent.

And even the Democrat, the people.

Yes, voter ID.

Maybe instead of voter ID, how it a giant cross to wear across

your neck how about something like that meanwhile he also started rambling rambling about

because nothing says religion quite like telling pete heggseth to launch an attack on Christmas Day, right? Because I'm sure it's exactly

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