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- Media Matters: MAGA “prophet” Julie Green: “There was a red wave last night. It was stolen.”
Green: “There's so many things that can happen in the next two months or more. God can override. God can overturn. God can throw out. God's also talked about martial law.”
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Election denial movement sets stage for chaos on Election Day and its aftermath
So-called election integrity activists are calling for Trump to declare martial law, mandate hand-counting of ballots, seize voting machines, and refuse to certify elections at a whim
Written by John Knefel & Sophie Lawton
Published 10/20/26 2:17 PM EDT
Updated 10/20/26 4:58 PM EDT
The election denial movement has spent months trying and largely failing to subvert the midterms, and now some of its major figures are articulating their plans to attempt to disrupt the vote on Election Day and sow chaos in the weeks and months that follow.
Their proposals include calling for President Donald Trump to declare martial law, sending Immigration and Customs Enforcement or the military to polling places, forcing officials to count ballots by hand, demanding the federal government seize voting machines, and working to stop the certification of some elections.
The main figures pushing at least one or more of the above measures include former Trump adviser Steve Bannon, former Colorado county clerk Tina Peters, her lawyer Peter Ticktin, and conservative lawyer Cleta Mitchell, among other election denial and right-wing media figures.
These developments follow months of activity from right-wing media operatives who have pushed for the implementation of various anti-voting rights measures, many of which have been thwarted, have stalled, or never came to fruition. A MAGA media effort to convince Trump to declare a national emergency seems to be dead in the water.
Even as many of these pre-Election Day efforts have faltered, new conspiracy theories continue to emerge. Mitchell, who aided Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election, has claimed without evidence that left-wing organizations are illegally harvesting ballots from nursing homes, for example.
But as the election draws near, some figures have set their sights on the day itself and what comes after.
Pushing for chaos on Election Day
Noncitizen voting is a vanishingly rare occurrence
Right-wing media figures in the election denial movement are pushing to make Election Day confusing and chaotic on the pretext of preventing noncitizen voting — a vanishingly rare occurrence.
Forcing hand-counts
Tina Peters, a hero to election deniers, and her lawyer Peter Ticktin, a personal friend of Trump’s, have been pressing Trump to attempt to force officials to hand-count ballots, sometimes instead of machines and sometimes in addition to them.
In July, Peters released a “100-Day Risk Mitigation Election Plan” that would require officials to “apply the ‘Bank-Teller Method’: independently hand-count every ballot for federal contests before certification and reconcile that count with the tabulator result.”
Then in August, Peters claimed the administration already had the “authority” to “issue immediate cybersecurity guidance and assistance to transition all counties to hand mark paper ballots,” and that Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick had the duty to interfere in how states use voting machines.
Peters has also allegedly met with Trump on at least two occasions since her release from prison on election-related charges — once on June 30 and again on October 5.
Ticktin, meanwhile, has taken a slightly different approach recently, acknowledging that eliminating machines at this point is not feasible. On September 29, Ticktin said, “We could still have an order that requires — not hand-counting and get rid of the machines, because there’s no time for that — but let the machines do the count, but before the count — but then let us commandeer and get the ballots. If we have the ballots, we can count them ourselves.” He added that “it would be done after the election, but before certification."
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Ed Martin is another proponent of this unnecessary and counterproductive measure. On Bannon’s War Room episode on October 6, Martin claimed that any election officials who want to “switch out your state and stop using the Chinese compromised machines, you can do it, and you can just ask [Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne] Mullin for the money and he can help you pay for more people, pay for hand-marked paper ballots and counters and everything else.” He also noted that “Tina Peters met with Trump” recently.
Cleta Mitchell has long been on crusade to limit the use of voting machines, and, like Peters, has demanded that Lutnick interfere in state election processes based on an incorrect interpretation of an obscure federal regulation. Mitchell said that Lutnick should order “mandatory, pre-certification manual confirmation hand counts of ballots in 5% of the precincts and central count for each jurisdiction in the country.”
Stationing ICE and other federal officers or the military at polling places
Calls for ICE or other federal officers at polling places aren’t new — Steve Bannon has been making the demand since at least August 2025 and has continued to do so throughout the midterm election cycle — but they have become more widespread. As recently as August, Bannon said: “I think ICE agents belong at polling places."
Mike Davis, a frequent guest of Bannon’s, said on September 1: “I would have ICE agents and other federal law enforcement at every polling place across America. And that should only scare away noncitizens.”
YouTube streamer Tim Pool said in July that “at the bare minimum, we expect something like we will have federal law enforcement agency at polling locations in states that do not cooperate” with the Department of Homeland Security.
Jerome Corsi, former employee of Alex Jones, took an even more extreme line in calling for Trump to send the military to polling sites under the guise of a national emergency. “Donald Trump can take control of the elections,” Corsi said on September 12. “He can have the military or National Guard go in and make sure the elections are done legitimately.” Corsi claims to have been involved in drafting a proposed “national emergency” order.
Several other right-wing pundits have endorsed the idea of having ICE at polling places over the course of the year as well, including The Daily Wire’s Ben Shapiro, MAGA influencer Benny Johnson, Fox News’ Jesse Watters.
The right-wing media figures plotting to sow doubt and contest results after the midterms
Declaring martial law and involving the military in recounts
Ticktin is the most vocal election denial activist to suggest that Trump invoke martial law after the midterms.
On September 19, Ticktin said during an appearance on Real America’s Voice, “Either we’re going to fix this thing before this election or we’re probably going to see martial law after this election.”
Then during an appearance on The Alex Jones Show on September 29, Ticktin said that if the election is “stolen from us because of their machines,” then Trump will “have to declare martial law.”
“I didn’t say declare martial law for the elections,” he added, “I’m saying in the event that the elections are stolen, what other options are there?”
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A few other prominent figures in the election denial movement have also called for Trump to declare martial law. These voices include MAGA “prophet” Julie Green and Douglas Frank, one of Ticktin’s fellow travellers.
On September 15, Green claimed that an impending declaration of martial law would lead to the mass arrests of politicians, judges, and lawyers. “It’s not just an election. There has to be a political reset,” Green said, “During the martial law it will not just be politicians tried for treason. So will judges, AGs, lawyer, prosecutors, who are against this nation."
On August 22, Frank said of Trump, “I wouldn't be a bit surprised if he declares martial law and we have the National Guard come out and we have to redo the election.”
MAGA fantasies about involving the military after the election extend beyond these calls for martial law as well. Where Corsi wanted the military to take over election systems, others in the movement have called on the military to intervene in the counting or recounting of votes.
Seizing machines or ballots
Beyond suggesting the president declare martial law, Ticktin has concocted a plan for the government to seize ballots or election machines in order to “count them ourselves” and prevent supposed fraud. Ticktin predicted on Alex Jones’ show that Trump would “seize the machines” in order to protect himself from prosecution by the Democrats if they win the House and Senate.
QAnon influencer and election denier Juan O. Savin said in an interview streamed on Rumble that any election machines with foreign components could “be seized as evidence and investigated and canceled.” Savin pushed for Trump to delay the election, but argued, “If you need the public to turn their brains on and become engaged, don't pause it then. Let it run the distance and then go seize those machines” after the election is over.
Right-wing media figures have previously supported the seizing of election materials, such as when the FBI raided election offices in Fulton County, Georgia, and when Sheriff Chad Bianco seized 650,000 ballots in Riverside County, California. Real America's Voice host Wayne Allyn Root said of Bianco’s efforts, “I guarantee you he was going to find that all or most of them are filled with fraud and filled with illegal aliens,” and called the court’s order to return the ballots “a disgrace."
Trump himself has reportedly said that he “regretted not ordering the National Guard to seize voting machines in swing states after his loss in the 2020 election,” according to The New York Times.
Pushing for Trump to delay the election
Juan O. Savin is not the only figure who has suggested Trump delay the elections in order to investigate voting machines or other election infrastructure. In an interview with David Nino Rodriguez on Rumble, former Overstock.com CEO turned election conspiracy theorist Patrick Byrne called on Trump to “delay things."
Byrne's plan includes Trump putting former U.S. Agency for International Development employee Tim Meisburger in charge of elections countrywide and making it a one-day affair in which “you have to show an ID” and “there's no technology used.” He further suggested Trump “delays them and then puts this guy in charge of the election. And he could do a national security order, do something like that, and we could have an election like they run it in Burma.”
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Demanding Trump or other officials not certify elections
In an early October interview, Juan O. Savin claimed Trump has indicated “that we're going to fight hard to not allow them to certify the election after the election for reasons that we raise between now and Election Day,” citing voting machines with foreign-made parts as the “reason."
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Later in the interview Savin referenced Byrne's conspiracy theories on election machines (Byrne suggested Trump seize the machines following the 2020 election) and asked, “How can you certify a vote that was done with uncertifiable — uncertified machines?” Savin then reiterated, “So what's Trump going to do? He can't certify the election. He lets it go forward, and let's have the food fight after the fact."
What comes next when “the core belief of the MAGA movement is we won the 2020 election.”
The election denial movement has not accomplished many of the key goals it’s set for itself. The SAVE America Act has no apparent path to become law. Trump has yet to issue a national emergency declaration or an executive order to take control of state election systems. The administration’s many efforts to uncover supposedly widespread noncitizen voting haven’t produced any tangible evidence of its existence.
These are real losses, but Trump and his media allies remain dedicated to subverting elections in the United States. As Bannon recently said to CBS News, “The core belief of the MAGA movement is we won the 2020 election." That load-bearing lie continues to animate Trump’s movement, and there is no reason to believe that it will be any different on Election Day or in the days after.
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Pennsylvania state Sen. Doug Mastriano, a Christian nationalist and conspiracy theorist who ran unsuccessful campaigns for Congress in 2018 and Governor in 2022, has been nominated by President Donald Trump to serve as U.S. Ambassador to Slovakia. Mastriano appeared with several other nominees before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Thursday, where, faced with skeptical questions from Democratic senators, he lied about his record.
Mastriano’s revisionism was at its most extreme when responding to Sen. Tim Kaine’s questions about his involvement in Trump’s efforts to stay in power after losing the 2020 election. Kaine pointed out that Mastriano had been at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, to try to stop certification of the election. Mastriano said he had only come to Washington to hear the president speak.
When Kaine pressed him on promoting conspiracy theories about the 2020 election and urging Congress to overturn the election results, Mastriano repeatedly said some version of “All I did was hold a committee hearing.”
That is far from the truth.
Mastriano did indeed organize a hearing near Gettysburg that gave a platform to Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani to make wild claims about the election; Trump himself called in to say that the election was “rigged,” that he had won the state “by a lot,” and that he should be declared the victor. Mastriano ended the hearing with a call to arms: “The time for dithering and deliberation is over. It’s time for decisive action.” Mastriano attended a secretive White House meeting after the hearing.
Here is some of what Mastriano did in addition to that hearing:
- Two days after the 2020 election, he called on the secretary of the commonwealth to resign.
- On a prayer call organized to try to keep Trump in power, Mastriano denounced “weak and feckless” Republican officials for not doing more to help Trump and prayed that “we’ll seize the power that we had given to us by the Constitution and by you providentially.”
- Shortly after the election, Mastriano told QAnon activists that he hoped God would intervene in efforts to overturn the election results in Pennsylvania, claiming that the state’s elections were less secure than those in Afghanistan.
- On Nov. 28, 2020 he tweeted that he was pushing to have the legislature appoint pro-Trump electors. From WHYY: “Days after President Joe Biden’s victory was certified in Pennsylvania, Mastriano sponsored a resolution in the Legislature to undo the certification, declare the election in dispute and effectively overturn state law by empowering the Republican-controlled Legislature to pick electors. The resolution did not gather any cosponsors and died in committee without action on Nov. 30.”
But wait, there’s more:
- In late November, Trump called in while Mastriano was appearing on the radio show of MAGA activist Eric Metaxas and praised Mastriano’s efforts to keep Trump in power. Mastriano had just called for an emergency session of the state legislature to “vote on taking back our power to select our electors for the presidential election.”
- Mastriano spoke at the Dec. 12 Jericho March rally at which Oath Keepers’ Stewart Rhodes threatened a bloody civil war if Trump did not remain in power. Mastriano told the crowd that things had looked pretty bad in America in 1776, but God had intervened and handed George Washington victory. “This is our day,” he told rallygoers. “This is our hour. Let’s stand together. We don’t hang together, we’ll hang separately.”
- Mastriano asked God to bless letters he said Trump had asked him to send then-Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy “outlining the fraud in Pennsylvania” and prayed that his letters would “embolden them to stand firm and disregard what has happened in Pennsylvania until we have an investigation.”
- On another prayer call Mastriano prayed for victory against “the lies and deceit, the cowardice, the dithering.”
Two days before the attack on the Capitol, Mastriano appeared on “The Eric Metaxas Show,” where he said:
But at this point here, we're gonna see what's going to happen on the sixth of January in Washington, D.C., with our, you know, our U.S. senators and congressmen and congresswomen, you know, disputing at least six states as they rightly should. But where are we? Where do we stand as a nation? We're calling out to God for divine intervention. I feel like my back is up against the Red Sea right now. We're waiting for something to happen, some revelation to come forth that will part the waters and let truth to come forth.
Sen. Kaine’s response: “You can’t erase your record now.”
Kaine said it’s his experience that people who are attracted to conspiracy theories rarely embrace just one. Mastriano denied being involved in conspiracy theories, but again, his record is clear. He participated in “ReAwaken America,” a traveling carnival of conspiracy theories, MAGA politics, and Christian nationalism. While campaigning for governor in 2022, he appeared at a conspiracy-laden QAnon conference, where he was awarded a “Sword of David” by QAnon conspiracy theorists Alan and Francine Fosdick. At that conference, Mastriano told the crowd he would be elected governor because “my God will make it so.” He introduced legislation to ban “chemtrails” that are the subject of many right-wing conspiracy theories.
Mastriano did the now-familiar Trump-nominee sidestep when asked who had won the 2020 election; he repeatedly refused to give a simple answer, saying instead that Joe Biden had been certified as the winner.
Sen. Jacky Rosen asked questions related to Mastriano’s Christian nationalism, which was widely covered during his campaign for governor. Sen. Rosen said she wanted to talk about religious pluralism. Referring to Mastriano’s Christian nation rhetoric and claim that separation of church and state is a myth, she asked if he believes the country’s political leaders should all be Christian.
Mastriano avoided giving a direct answer to that question, while professing his commitment to religious pluralism and religious liberty for everyone. Rosen noted the Mastriano campaign’s connections to the notoriously antisemitic Andrew Torba and Gab; Mastriano said he had severed those relationships once Torba’s antisemitism had become apparent.
Mastriano is aligned with dominionist Lance Wallnau and other New Apostolic Reformation figures, including musician and MAGA activist Sean Feucht. Mastriano has promoted and campaigned with conspiracy theorists like “prophet” Julie Green.
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen questioned Mastriano about remarks he made on a 2018 radio interview calling European Union leaders the “political, diplomatic enemies of the United States of America.” Mastriano said the dynamic was more hostile back then and that he has deep connections to European leaders today.
Shaheen also questioned comments he had made to staff about the EU being a “rising rival, comparable to China” that would eventually create a standing army to challenge the United States. “My view is we do work better together,” he said, saying that he served alongside NATO troops and he does not want to see NATO fade away or be overshadowed by an EU army.
“I haven’t heard anybody at NATO suggesting that that’s gonna happen,” said Shaheen. “I think you’re absolutely right—we do work better when we work together and cooperate, and I would think somebody who served on the battlefield with those countries would know better than to make those kinds of statements. And I can tell you, as a diplomat representing the United States of America, you should absolutely know better.”
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President Donald Trump has excited many of his Charismatic Christian supporters by posting on social media a nearly twenty-year-old prophecy by the late Kim Clement about Trump’s rise to power. “Donald Trump Goes Prophetic” read a headline at the Trump-promoting Pentacostal-oriented media outlet Charisma on Monday. “Donald Trump just posted the Kim Clements Prophecy!” tweeted MAGA marketer and dominionist Lance Wallnau.
Before his death in 2016, Clement traveled the country giving “prophetic” performances and was promoted by outlets like Charisma and The Elijah List. The prophesies Trump shared this week were delivered in Redding, California, home of controversial and influential megachurch Bethel, and Scottsdale, Arizona, in 2007.
Trump’s dominionists backers have shared Clement’s prophecies for years, contending that Trump’s elections and actions have fulfilled them. Trump sharing them now could be a sign that he is taking to heart the idea that he is anointed and carrying out a divine mission. Or it could be a way to rally support from his religious-right backers at a time when his economic policies and war on Iran are causing his popularity to drop. Either way, Trump’s move seems designed to strengthen his political hand by portraying his opponents as enemies of God.
One disturbing aspect of Trump embracing the Clement prophecies is the suggestion that his authoritarian, media-controlling tendencies are God’s will. Part of the prophecy that Trump shared on social media Monday includes this:
…TIME Magazine will have no choice but to say what I want them to say. Newsweek, what I want to say. The View, what I want to say. Trump shall become a Trumpet, says the Lord. Trump shall become a trumpet. I will raise up the Trump to become a Trumpet…For I shall fill him with my spirit when he goes into office and there will be a praying man in the highest seat in your land.
In another prophecy included in the clip shared by Trump, Clement says:
For the spirit of God says, ‘Yes, he may have hot blood, but he will bring the walls of protection on this country in a greater way and the economy of this country shall change rapidly,’ says the Lord of Hosts….God says, ‘I will put at your helm for two terms a president that will pray, but he will not be a praying president when he starts. I will put him in office and then I will baptize him with the Holy Spirit and my power,’ says the Lord of Hosts.
Dominionist musician and MAGA activist Sean Feucht, who is partnering with the Trump administration on a series of religious revival events tied to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, is celebrating. It’s not the first time Feucht has shared Clement’s prophecies about Trump; a year ago he wrote that Clement was “unbelievably accurate.”
Feucht’s claim about Clement’s accuracy is far from universally accepted. Many of Clement’s prophecies over the years did not come true, leading a number of Christian apologists to denounce him as a falseprophet. But when Clement died in 2016, New Apostolic Reformation figure Cindy Jacobs called him “one of the most anointed prophetic psalmists that I have ever known.”
In the prophecies Trump shared, Clement also predicted that God would raise up Bill Gates “to open up the gate of a financial realm for the church.” Not a lot of folks talking about that one, given that Gates is not exactly a favorite of the MAGA crowd.
Other outlets trumpeting Trump’s prophetic turn included Daystar Television Network and, not surprisingly, Clement’s House of Destiny, which frequently posts videos about Clement’s prophecies related to current events, including Trump’s efforts to undermine the U.N. and the release of the government’s UFO files.
In 2014, Right Wing Watch reported that Clement warned that Satan was attempting to put a “witch” with a “Jezebel spirit” in the White House and prophesied that God was raising up a leader who would “kill the giant of socialism” and “the giant of secular humanism.”
Clay Clark, the businessman who created the ReAwaken America tour that traveled the country in 2024 promoting far-right conspiracy theories, Christian nationalism, and Donald Trump, was convinced that he and Trump were the subjects of a vague 2013 prophecy from Clement about a man named Clark and another named Donald.
Long after his death, Clement’s prophecies tend to get put to lots of use. In 2019, for example, a right-wing pastor declared that Trump’s promised border wall was a “done deal” because it was part of Clements’ 2007 prophecy. This year, Jennifer LeClaire suggested that the election of New York City Mayor Zorhan Mamdani could be the fulfillment of Clement warning that the church would have to fight an “infiltration” of New York.
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MAGA “prophet” Julie Green delivers “prophetic word” about martial law and the 2026 midterms
Green: “My children, I have warned you of martial law. This must take place to overthrow those who are in political seats that don't belong, not just federal seats, but state seats as well. ... Your military will see to it new elections will take place.”
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As Media Matters has previously explained:
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that God regularly sends her prophecies that she posts online through sites such as Rumble — is connected to Trump’s inner circle and has been endorsed by Eric Trump. The president’s son told Green that she’s “so incredible,” stated that he’s saved one of her messages, called her a “warrior,” and thanked her for her “friendship.”
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JULIE GREEN (HOST): I will get to this prophetic word now. This one I heard on February 5, and it's called shocking announcements will be made before the 2026 midterms.
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My children, your enemies are growing more desperate by the day, to rid the nation of President Trump and what he's doing daily to destroy the establishment and the global reset.
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Shocking announcements before 2026 midterms are coming. Who really is running for reelection and who is stepping down? There will be politicians announcing they are stepping down, even though their term isn't even over yet. They're being forced out, and soon the truth will be revealed of all the crimes each person committed. Justice is being served and sentences are being handed down to all who are guilty.
My children, James Comey has not gotten away with what he has done. The judge that threw out his case will be -- soon be judged. You will see who helped that case be dismissed. It was a trap your enemies fell for. James Comey and Letitia James will be back in your news once again. In this time, justice will be served. No one is getting away with treason no matter who they have on their side.
John Brennan will be found guilty. Bill Barr will be found guilty. The Clintons will be found guilty. Nancy Pelosi will be found guilty. Chuck Schumer will be found guilty. The Bidens will be found guilty. Obama will be found guilty, and the list goes on. I am the judge who is judging the treason that has taken place in this nation. Many will be arrested and many will lose their lives.
The case in Georgia will be opened wider and not only will fraud be found on a grand scale, but the case against Rudy Giuliani will also be thrown out. Those who accused him will be found guilty themselves.
I, the Lord, will show who those election workers were working for. The emails will prove they are guilty. The video that has not been seen yet to prove the guilt will be revealed. This fraud in Georgia is just the beginning to bring down the Big Lie of 2020. Maricopa County in Arizona, watch that blow up on your airwaves. Fraud and mounds of it. Even the fraud your enemies thought they burned. There will be more copies out there they didn't know existed. Minnesota, Michigan, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and New Mexico, Wisconsin. The whole house of cards will collapse and the Big Lie of 2020 will be overturned in an unprecedented way.
My children, I have warned you of martial law. This must take place to overthrow those who are in political seats that don't belong, not just federal seats, but state seats as well. Judges will be removed. Governors removed. AGs removed. Secretaries of states will be removed. State house and senate seats will be vacated. City council members will be removed. Mayors, you name it. The down ballot must be cleaned out and done again with real election protection.
Your military will see to it new elections will take place. Once all of this is made right, you will have a new nation and a new government. Then you will see how a government should have had been all along. The unprecedented must take place to bring the restoration to this land. Oh my United States, hold on, something drastic will happen for these unprecedented events to take place and removals and this restoration.
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President Donald Trump told NBC News on Sunday that he was “not joking” about the possibility of seeking a third term as president, which is expressly forbidden by the Constitution. Trump has previously floated the idea, sometimes jokingly, at his political rallies.
While some Trump allies laugh off Trump’s comments as trolling designed to upset and distract his political opponents, Trump’s cheerleaders at Pentecostal-oriented media outlet Charisma told readers that a third Trump term could be part of God’s divine plan for America.
Trump was asked by NBC about one scenario floated by some Trump supporters, including “prophet” Shane Vaughn, in which Vice President J.D. Vance would run in 2028 with Trump as his vice presidential running mate, and then step down and hand over the reins. “That’s one” method, Trump said, claiming, “But there are others, too.”
The Constitution clearly forbids anyone from running for vice president who is not eligible to serve as president, which would disqualify Trump. But Trump has repeatedly demonstrated a willingness to flout the Constitution, and his allies are currently seeking to dismantle the federal courts’ role as a check on unconstitutional or illegal behavior by the president.
Some journalists have grappled with whether and how to report on talk of a third term, which some see as nothing more than an effort to deflect media and public attention from the scandal over a serious breach of national security by top defense and intelligence officials.
But given the contempt that Trump and his supporters have shown for the rule of law, it’s impossible to say for sure that there is no such scheming under way. Those who planned the Project 2025 presidency plotted unconstitutional and illegal acts that Trump has moved to implement by executive order. Trump and many of his allies tried awfully hard to overturn the 2020 election and pushed then-Vice President Mike Pence to violate the law and Constitution to stop Congress for affirming Joe Biden’s electoral college victory.
One of Project 2025’s champions, MAGA operative Steve Bannon, told journalist Chris Cuomo earlier in March, “I’m a firm believer that President Trump will run again in 2028,” saying, “We’re working on it. I think we’ll have a couple of alternatives.”
We know that Bannon and Trump are both admirers of authoritarian leaders. Maybe they’re taking some inspiration from Trump’s allyin El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele, who ran for reelection last year despite the plain language of the Constitution against a president serving consecutive terms. After taking power in 2021, Bukele “moved quickly to weaken checks and balances, undermine the rule of law, and co-opt the country’s judiciary, consolidating power in the executive.” Sound familiar? Last year, Bukele and his allies made additional changes to the Constitution that further consolidate his power.
Rep. Dan Goldman toldMSNBC’s Jen Psaki that Trump’s claims should be taken seriously given that they are part of the president’s ongoing effort to “break our democracy.”
Since Trump made his weekend “not joking” comments, some of his allies have mocked the media for treating the possibility seriously. On the FlashPoint program, Christian nationalist Rick Green laughed about Trump’s “masterful” trolling, which he said is designed to distract Trump’s opponents. “I don’t think there’s anybody in the White House that actually takes this serious or would say there’s a way for him to do this,” said Green. “There is no way for him to do this. He knows that. He’s just trolling them.”
Green delivered the same message on the WallBuilders show April 2, calling Trump’s conversation about a third term “one of the greatest trolls ever.” But then he undermined that message by claiming that there’s “nuance” in the Constitution’s language forbidding a third term.
Some Republican congressional leaders have downplayed the possibility, saying Trump has a “great sense of humor” and is “messing with” his opponents. But other GOP officials, perhaps not sure themselves whether Trump is trolling or imagining himself as a forever president, have been less forceful. “I don’t think that’s a real serious conversation at this point in time,” RNC chair Michael Whatley toldFox News.
Meanwhile, over at Charisma, a wildly sycophantic pro-Trump media platform, content development editor Abby Trivett examinedwhat a potential third Trump term might mean from a “prophetic standpoint”:
Trump has been touted as potentially the “last president” of the United States as we know it.The New World Order also could be lurking just around the corner, if the U.S. really were to acquire Greenland and resume greater control of the Panama Canal.
From the moment Trump took office in 2016, many prophetic voices declared that he carried a “Cyrus anointing”—a God-ordained leader raised up to fulfill a specific purpose. But what if Trump’s assignment is not yet complete? Could a third term—whether through legal technicalities or unconventional political maneuvers—be part of God’s sovereign plan?
As we race toward the end times, could this all very well be part of God’s divine strategy to restore righteousness, protect religious freedom and push back against dark forces seeking to weaken America?
Far from being a mere political event, a third Trump term could be a sign of God’s mercy—a window of opportunity for the nation to return to its Judeo-Christian roots. The church must rise with boldness, covering Trump in prayer and interceding for God’s purposes to prevail. If this is indeed a sovereign move, it may mark not only the preservation of America but also a powerful catalyst for revival, reformation and a renewed stand against the encroaching darkness of the age.
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Julie Green: “God told us when we start seeing a shaking in the economy that we are not to fear because this is not going to affect us. This is going to affect our enemy.”
Written by Media Matters Staff
Published 04/07/25
As Media Matters has previously explained:
“Prophet” Julie Green — who
that God regularly sends her prophecies that she posts online through sites such as Rumble — is connected to Trump’s inner circle and has been endorsed by Eric Trump. The president’s son told Green that she’s “so incredible,” stated that he’s saved one of her messages, called her a “warrior,” and thanked her for her “friendship.”
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From the April 5, 2025, edition of Julie Green Ministries' Mornings with Julie, streamed on Rumble
JULIE GREEN (HOST): Well, yesterday, I got the news that the DOW plummeted like 1600 and some points, and apparently people are overwhelmingly freaking out. First of all, this was a strategy to the enemy — from the enemy, God said would happen to make our president look bad, to make the tariffs look bad when actually the tariffs are very bad for that dark financial system that the enemies have in place.
God told us when we start seeing a shaking in the economy that we are not to fear because this is not going to affect us. This is going to affect our enemy.
The enemy is trying to keep a hold of the economy. They're the ones who are bringing it down. They're the ones who bring it up. They manipulate it all the time. So, I don't want you to fear when you start hearing these things. Whether it keeps going down today or whether it starts rebounding today. I have no idea.
All I know is that God is judging that system. So if we start seeing more and more of a decline, God is saying, remember the land of Goshen, also remember the promises of God in John 17 that we are in this world but we are not of this world.
Remember all the things that are going on in the economy, all the things that are going on in Wall Street, how God is depleting the enemy's resources. They were doing that yesterday on purpose in order to make those tariffs again.
I'm gonna say this again. In order to make those tariffs look bad when actually they are the best for our country. But the globalist and the elitists are terrified because they know these tariffs are gonna work, and they know that people believe it, then their entire dark financial system will utterly collapse before their very eyes, and that's what they're trying to stop. So don't give into the fear.
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The 11th Hour Faith Leaders Meeting is organized by conspiracy theorist Clay Clark, who once suggested that Trump’s son-in-law might be a Chinese clone
Written by Payton Armstrong
Research contributions from Eric Hananoki
Published 10/18/24 mma
Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to address a group of extreme right-wing media “prophets” and pastors who have claimed that “demonic forces” are behind the popularity of the Harris campaign, declared that Trump is “anointed to be king,” and said that Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and vice presidential candidate Tim Walz “go to churches that are synagogues of Satan” because they are Baptist and Lutheran.
The 11th Hour Faith Leaders Meeting, scheduled for October 21 in North Carolina, is apparently being organized by Clay Clark, co-founder of the ReAwaken Tour, which holds events across the country that have featured QAnon influencers, pro-Trump“prophets,” Christian nationalists, and figures who have praised Hitler. Clark has promoted numerous conspiracy theories, including that Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, may have been replaced by a clone created by the Chinese government and that the U.S. government created or worsened Hurricane Helene through “weather manipulation.”
Clark revealed in a recent interview that Eric Trump had asked him to organize the event because “we need to get together the nonwackadoodles.” “That was the phrase Eric used, ‘nonwackadoodles,’” said Clark, “the serious faith leaders, the people that are actually committed to saving this country. And he said, ‘Clay, we need to get them together, my father needs to be able to address this community.’” He added that the event is “an invitation-only thing” and “we're vetting everybody very carefully.”
Clark claimed in an interview with Pizzagate conspiracy theorist Jack Posobiec (who also stated during the interview that he will attend the event) that “of the faith leaders and the pastors that are committed to coming to this event — which is an invite-only, you can’t buy a ticket — so far, we have over 300 million YouTube subscribers represented in the audience, so that means we have some of the biggest, needle-moving pastors and faith leaders that are coming from all across America to hear directly from Donald J. Trump.”
Although a list of attendees does not seem to be publicly available, Clark has suggested multiple pro-Trump “prophets” and outlets will be in attendance and even speaking alongside Trump. Promoting the event, Clark said that “some of America's leading pastors will be in attendance — people like Jonathan Cahn, Mark Driscoll, Robin Bullock. I mean, it's going to be incredible. Steve Shultz, ElijahStreams.” Clark also noted in a separate interview that “prophet” Amanda Grace would be in attendance.
The figures Clark mentions as planning to attend notably stem from an influential “prophetic” charismatic Christian movement that has been mobilizing supporters ahead of the election and reportedly believes reelecting Trump is part of a spiritual war against demons.
Here are some of the extreme media figures and supposed “nonwackadoodles” that Trump will be addressing, according to Clark:
- Jonathan Cahn is a “doomsday prophet” and author who has claimed that the Bible predicted Trump’s 2016 election and suggested that progressive cultural change is a result of ancient gods influencing cultural shifts. Cahn has claimed that an ancient goddess is “seeking to possess an entire generation” into supporting LGBTQ rights and compared abortion to “child sacrifice.” He also recently spoke at the “Million Women” worship rally in Washington D.C., where he used a sledgehammer to hit a “pagan altar to ‘Ishtar,’ an ancient Messopotiamian goddess whom he claims is behind ‘the sexual immorality that that enslaves this culture,’” per Rolling Stone. In an interview with Posobiec, Clark confirmed that Cahn is “going to be one of the speakers.”
- Robin Bullock is a pastor and self-proclaimed “prophet” who has said that “Trump was anointed to be king twice,” claiming that Trump has “been president this whole time” and “heaven recognizes him as president.” Bullock also bizarrely claimed to have traveled into the future and prevented an assassination attempt against Trump. He has also claimed that he “watched [God] create the world one time,” predicted that the “glory” of God “will invade the halls of Congress” and “demon-possessed congressmen are going to manifest,” and said that there are “witches and warlocks employed” at the U.N. “advising government officials.”
- Amanda Grace is a self-proclaimed “prophet” who shares her prophetic visions, which she claims come from God, on YouTube and other streaming platforms. Grace has said that the “Lord warned” her that an assassination against Trump would happen and likened Trump to David avoiding assassination in the Bible. She has also pushed bizarre rhetoric, warning of highly technologically advanced “mermaids and water people” spreading “wickedness” and calling for “hand-to-hand combat.”
- Steve Shultzis the host of ElijahStreams, an online streaming outlet that hosts “prophets” and “prophetic guests” who have pushed extreme rhetoric on the program, including guests who attributed the Maui wildfires to “demonic attack” by a fire-breathing dragon upset over the legality of abortion and who invoked QAnon conspiracy theories. Shultz himself has pushed conspiracy theories, including linking the 2024 solar eclipse to CERN’s Large Hadron Collider restarting and a comet supposedly passing on the same day, claiming it was an “occultic opportunity” for them “to open up a gateway for Satan to come out.”
- Mark Driscoll is a right-wing pastor who previously resigned from a pastorship after being accused of bullying and mismanagement of church funds. He recently suggested that “demonic forces” are “driving the surge” behind the popularity of the Harris/Walz campaign. He also attacked Harris for being Baptist and Walz for being Lutheran, declaring that “they go to churches that are synagogues of Satan.”
Eric Trump has promoted the 11th Hour Faith Leaders Meeting to several prophetic media figures, including on ElijahStreams and in an interview with
, during which Trump said Clark had been “the backbone of so much of this event.”
Since Donald Trump left office, he and his family and allies have increasingly engaged with and embraced extreme prophetic media, including figures who have asserted that Trump has been “anointed” by God. Clark even bragged last year that “Trump’s inner circle is embracing the prophets.”
Members of Trump's “inner circle” also appeared at another event organized by Clark on October 18. The two-day event is also supposed to feature right-wing commentators who have pushed the conspiracy theory that Hurricane Helene was a controlled or manipulated weather event.
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Lara and Eric Trump-backed “prophet” claims God told her the hurricanes were “man-made” and “they” will also “set off” an earthquake
Written by Eric Hananoki
Published 10/11/24 mma
“Prophet” Julie Green told followers that the Lord told her that the recent hurricanes were “all man-made” and that the weather events were deliberately created or manipulated as a form of “election interference.” She added that “they” will “set off” an earthquake at some point.
Green isn’t a random grifter: She’s connected to Trump’s inner circle and has been heavily endorsed by Eric Trump. The former president’s son told Green that she’s “so incredible,” stated that he’s saved one of her messages, called her a “warrior,” and thanked her for their “friendship.”
Green has also spoken with Republican National Committee co-Chair Lara Trump, who told Green that she was “so honored” to be on her podcast. She also said: “On behalf of our whole family, thank you for all of the prayers, thank you for believing in my father-in-law, and for fighting alongside of us.”
During a recent podcast appearance, Green — as she does — pushed far-right conspiracy theories while telling people what “the Lord had talked about” regarding the country, including that the Lord supposedly said that the recent hurricanes were “deliberate,” “man-made,” and “another form of election interference”:
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JULIE GREEN: This is exactly one of the things that the Lord had talked about. I have to get out which prophecy it was. I think it was the one from yesterday or Monday. He was talking about how this is the same thing as Maui. This is all on purpose. This is all done for complete devastation. And one of the things that He actually had on there and I have to — I'll look it up, of which one it was because I have several of them pulled up here again.
But He said it was blatant. It was deliberate. What happened in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and those really hard areas, those areas were hit for a specific reason. And again, this is all man-made. All of the stuff, we know they can modify weather, and they're doing this on purpose. This is another form — and I hate to say this, but it's so true. This is what the Lord was saying. It's another form of election interference. This is another form to weaken people, to destroy people more, it’s more to get us to the point where we are so broken spiritually, physically, financially that we will not fight them back. This is another tactic and a strategy of war.
Green then said that California would soon experience an earthquake so “they” can “bury us financially and get ourselves over burdened and way down and so broken and devastated that we will just accept anything they do from here on out.”
JULIE GREEN: California, the Lord had given me prophetic word, and it's an earthquake — is what my understanding is, that He said something will be “set off.” It doesn't say it's going to “go off.” He said it will be “set off.” So if they can make hurricanes, they can also set off, well, an earthquake. So this is something that we're — and I don't know where all the hurricanes are at. It's not really surprising me that they are doing this because God said it was going to be the darkest before the dawning, and people — I don't think they realize what all that entails.
That also means all this historic, unprecedented hurricanes, these storms or whatever, and that is to bury us financially and get ourselves over burdened and way down and so broken and devastated that we will just accept anything they do from here on out. Or they can put us in like an emergency state where, “Oh, well, I'm sorry. Right now there's so many things going on. We just cannot hold elections.”
Numerous Trump allies have promoted the conspiracy theory that Hurricane Helene may have been controlled or manipulated, including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), Georgia GOP official Kandiss Taylor, Veterans for America First official Lucretia Hughes, Trump event organizer Clay Clark, and commentator Wayne Allyn Root.
And two other pro-MAGA “prophets,” Lance Wallnau and Hank Kunneman, similarly suggested that God said the hurricanes were unnatural and election interference.
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- Clay Clark, who is organizing a meeting for faith leaders with Donald Trump, claims that vaccines contain technology "that connects to 5G" and the Deep State is deploying thousands of satellites to connect to that technology "so they can know where you're at at all times."
- Jason Rapert complains that those are write about his anti-LGBTQ comments "do so for the purpose of mocking me for preaching the truth of God's Word," but claims that the joke is on them because "often they actually help send my message into the darkness of the ungodly."
- Nick Fuentes says that FEMA is "doing a good job" responding to Hurricane Helene and accuses Republicans of trying to "undermine the government" by lying about it to help Trump in the election. That, of course, offends his authoritarianism: "The state should not be undermined in this way."
- We have no idea what the purpose of this "song" attacking Kamala Harris is or who its intended audience would be, but it was created by Janet Porter so you know it's terrible.
- Finally, QAnon/Pizzagate conspiracy theorist Liz Crokin, who has spent years claiming that celebrities sexually assault, torture, and eat children, and now believes that she has been vindicated by the arrest of Sean Combs: "Almost everybody called me crazy. Well, guess what? What's mainstream now? They're eating the dogs, they're eating the cats, the Haitians are involved in satanic rituals and who just got arrested the other day? P. Diddy. And he is just at the tip of that iceberg. So who's the crazy one now?" mma
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conspiracy Theorist Clay Clark Is Organizing a 'Faith Leaders' Event With Trump
10/08/2024
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Earlier this year, far-right conspiracy theorist and self-proclaimed "alpha toxic male" Clay Clark announced that he was working to place a "prophet" in Donald Trump's cabinet if the former president returns to the White House. Clark is positioned to potentially do this because he has forged close ties to Trump's son, Eric, through the "ReAwaken America" tour Clark had been parading around the nation for the last several years.
Launched in 2021 as a "Reopen America" event in Oklahoma that was designed to protest restrictions put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic, the event was such a success that Clark quickly rechristened it "ReAwaken America" and launched a nationwide tour, holding similar events all over the country.
Convinced that a vague 2013 prophecy from the late “prophet” Kim Clement about “a man by the name of Mr. Clark and … another man by the name of Donald” was a prophecy about himself and Donald Trump, Clark's events quickly became a nonstop cavalcade of outlandish conspiracy theories and explicitly violent rhetoric mixed with aggressive Christian nationalism.
Eventually, members of the Trump family began to participate, leading Clark to form a particularly close friendship with Eric and Lara Trump, whom he credited with "legitimizing what we are doing in the minds of many people." In 2023, Clark bragged that through his tour, he had managed to establish direct connections to the Trump family and campaign, and was working to ensure that Trump would be “surrounded by both prophets and pastors” in his run for president.
During a recent appearance on a program hosted by unhinged conspiracy theorist Pete Santilli, who has openly encouraged violence against his perceived political opponents on multiple occasions, Clark revealed that he has been tasked by Eric Trump with organizing an "11th Hour Faith Leaders Meeting" between far-right Christian nationalist activists and the former president in North Carolina later this month.
"I was both honored and tasked by Dr. [Ben] Carson and Eric Trump to organize an '11th Hour Faith Leaders' meeting, and that is an event that's for pastors only," Clark said. "I just believe that God has tasked us all right now, everybody watching this, to do what we can to save our nation. And so I'm honored to do this faith leader event, and I'll be spending next Thursday with Eric Trump here in Tulsa, Oklahoma, plotting out the details of this event."
Perhaps most alarmingly, Clark also said that he has "been asked by certain people if I'd be willing to help in the White House" if Trump is reelected.
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The name of Clark's event is telling, as "The 11th Hour" is the name of weekly livestream broadcast produced by self-proclaimed "prophet" Robin Bullock, a far-right conspiracy theorist who has developed close ties with Trump confidante Roger Stone and has urged Trump to surround himself with prophets rather than political advisers.
When Clark and Eric Trump appeared on the "Elijah Streams" program Tuesday morning, Clark announced, unsurprisingly, the Bullock will be among the faith leaders in attendance at this gathering.
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North Carolina Trump event organizer Clay Clark pushed Hurricane Helene “weather manipulation” conspiracy theory
Clark is organizing two pro-Trump events in North Carolina this month
Written by Eric Hananoki
Published 10/07/24
Pro-Trump ally Clay Clark, who said that he was recently “tasked by Eric Trump” to organize an upcoming meeting hosted by former President Donald Trump in North Carolina, also pushed the conspiracy theory that the government was behind Hurricane Helene through “weather manipulation” so that it could apparently seize control of a North Carolina town’s lithium deposits.
Clark appeared on the October 3 edition of The Pete Santilli Show, where he said: “Weather manipulation is real, and the town or the area that was most devastated by the flood happens to be in a town that sits on America's largest lithium deposits.”
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CLAY CLARK: HAARP, look it up, folks. HAARP, H.A.A.R.P. You might not know about it. It stands for High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program. Weather manipulation is real, and the town or the area that was most devastated by the flood happens to be in a town that sits on America's largest lithium deposits.
And lithium is what makes electric cars slash the Green New Deal possible. Right? So the local people don't want to move out of their homes because they don't want to have their backyard turned into a mining site.
And so the locals who live in a small town, they don't want to leave their town and turn their community and town into a mining site, basically a big hole in the ground. And so that just happens to be the town that was impacted by the floods.
He added: “Weather can now be weaponized. So we're in a unique time.”
He also wrote on social media: "#NorthCarolinaFloods | The U.S. Has Over 6 Million Tons of Identified Lithium Resources. The Majority of This Lithium Has Been Identified In Kings Mountain, North Carolina.' - U.S. Geological Survey + Weather Modification 101? What Is Weather Modification?"
Clark’s conspiracy theory is false. The government has not controlledHurricane Helene through weather manipulation and has not attempted to steal lithium from North Carolina through this tragedy.
Clark recently wrote that “I have been both honored and tasked by Eric Trump and Doctor Ben Carson with organizing this 11th Hour Faith Leaders Meeting hosted by the 45th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump and Doctor Ben Carson.” The event is on October 21 in North Carolina. He has numerous other ties to Team Trump:
- Clark has met with former President Donald Trump.
- Clark is heavily tied to Eric Trump, who has called the conspiracy theorist “a dear friend of mine.” He also said of Clark: “I love him more than anybody on Earth.” The two regularly appear in the media together, including most recently during a bizarre appearance on “prophet” Julie Green’s podcast.
- Clark said he’s “been asked by certain people if I’d be willing to help in the White House, and if they want to lower their standards and have me do it, that’s fine.”
- Clark said that he “had dinner with Devin [Nunes],” a key Trump ally and the CEO of Trump’s Truth Social company.
- Clark co-founded and helps organize the pro-Trump “ReAwaken America” tour, which is led by Clark and disgraced former Trump national security adviser Mike Flynn. The tour, which has repeatedly been held at Trump properties, has platformed numerous Hitler-promoting antisemites. The tour has also hosted numerous other Trump officials, including Donald Trump Jr. and Republican National Committee co-Chair Lara Trump.
Clark's next stop on his ReAwaken America tour is also in North Carolina and, according to Clark, will feature “basically President Trump’s inner circle, so Peter Navarro, Eric Trump, Gen. Flynn, Kash Patel, Alina Habba.”
Another key Trump ally, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), also recently used Hurricane Helene to claim that “they can control the weather.”
MAGA “prophet” tells Eric Trump his father is “anointed” — “God is protecting your dad. He's in safe hands and nothing the enemy is going to do is going to win.”}:
Eric Trump replies, “I believe it,” and praises the host for being “such a warrior in this fight”
Written by Eric Hananoki
Published 10/04/24 mma
Eric Trump recently appeared on the streaming podcast of Julie Green, a “prophet” who issues fantastical and bizarre prophecies supporting former President Donald Trump. During the appearance, Green told Trump’s son that she “heard from the Lord” that “your dad is God's David,” “your dad is God's anointed,” and “God is protecting your dad.”
Eric Trump replied: “Julie, I believe it.”
Green is a right-wing conspiracy theorist who, among other comments, has claimed that Nancy Pelosi “loves to drink the little children’s blood”; the government is conducting “human sacrifices” to stay in power; and President Joe Biden is secretly dead and an “actor” is playing him.
Eric Trump has heavily embraced prophetic media, including Green. Eric Trump regularly appears on her podcast and calls her his friend. They have both appeared on the far-right “ReAwaken America” tour.
The two most recently appeared on a September 27 podcast where they agreed that Donald Trump is anointed and protected by God.
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JULIE GREEN (HOST): Eric, I just want you to know that — and I know I've told you this before and I, you know, I've said this in many different prophetic words that I've heard from the Lord. Your guys’ — your dad is God's David. And David was attacked. He was, they tried to assassinate him. They tried to kill him in multiple different ways. He had many different armies, many different types of enemies, and not one won against God and against David because David was His anointed. Your dad is God's anointed in this very time and in this very moment. And that's the reason why it's so important for us — and you are also, every single one of your family members are just as important as your father. And we all pray not only for your dad, but we all pray for each and every one of you. And we are that warrior.
We are warriors that are standing behind you, praying for you, and interceding on your behalf and praying for your protection, no matter what you're going, no matter what you're doing. I see that you're in Florida, it looks like, and it looks like you're safe and sound from the hurricane. That was going to be one of my questions, but I just want to let you know, if you read in the Bible of all the times that David in the Bible was attacked, God always protected him. I just want you to know, God is protecting your dad. He's in safe hands and nothing the enemy is going to do is going to win and conquer. So I just want to let you know, God is — God is in control.
ERIC TRUMP: Julie, I believe it. I believe it. By the way, you’re so incredible. I keep that message that you sent me not too long ago, and it's an incredibly powerful one. And you called it all along, to tell you the truth. But I really believe it, guys, and the best days of this country are ahead. We’ve got to fix a lot of things.
Eric Trump added: “I truly believe that November 5 will ultimately be one of the most glorious days. And there will be a reset not just here, but globally. And we're going to make you very proud, Julie. You've been such a warrior in this fight, Clay’s [Clark] been such a warrior in this fight. Frankly, if it wasn't for this fight, you guys would never probably come into my life, right? And I’ve met some of the greatest people I could possibly have ever imagined going through this and made some just lifelong friends. And I do really believe that we're going to prevail.”
Green has also recently told Eric Trump that God won’t let his father’s indictments stand.
During a 2023 interview, Green similarly told Eric Trump that his father is “anointed” and said: “It will not go the way they [Democrats] want it because God’s on his side, and he’s called him his David. He’s his anointed and appointed one.”
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