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DONALD TRUMPS ARREST --- from PROFESSOR TOTO
FHMI-0741Shane Vaughn2023-03-19Sermon Transcript
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DONALD TRUMPS ARREST --- from PROFESSOR TOTO
Shane Vaughn ——— First Harvest Ministries International
1 I'd love to be in the campaign headquarters right now of Donald John Trump running for president as they're probably high-fiving one another with the greatest news they've gotten this whole campaign that their candidate is about to be arrested on Tuesday can you imagine they could never have asked for anything better they could never have dreamed up a campaign trick this good to stir their people right back up and get Donald Trump's supporters back that's been drifting away wow how Yahweh uses the enemy for good ladies and gentlemen this is Professor Toto they call me that because I love to
2 pull back the curtain on all those liberal lies and I can promise you right now what the enemy is cooking up was an order a direct order from the Trump campaign they called him the order they called it in hello we'd like two Hamburgers on on rye and we'd like one arrest please coming up we'd need an arrest so that our people will wake back up and so those that are looking at the sanctimonious will come on back home and all of America will get back behind their president thank you for the arrest we would like to order one on Tuesday and we'd like to order one the following week as well we need
3 one on rye folks uh God is so much better than the enemy is you sit back and watch these fireworks Professor Toto get on an airplane I'll be in New York on Tuesday to watch the show wow I tell you God is so good
Summary
A political commentary video in which the speaker (identifying as Professor Toto) discusses Donald Trump's potential arrest as a strategic campaign benefit, claiming it was orchestrated by the Trump campaign itself to energize supporters. The speaker uses satirical language comparing the arrest to a fast-food order and frames the situation as an example of how God uses evil for good purposes.
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