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Evangelical pastor Robert Jeffress addressed the ongoing battle between Donald Trump and kneeling NFL players on "Fox and Friends" Monday saying that these players should “be thanking God” they haven’t been “shot in the head.”
“I think what these players are doing is absolutely wrong,” Jeffress said. “These players ought to be thanking God that they live in a country where they’re not only free to earn millions of dollars every year, but they’re also free from the worry of being shot in the head for taking a knee like they would be if they were in North Korea.”
This is not Jeffress's first inflammatory statement, in mid-September he said God "is not necessarily an open borders guy," also while appearing on "Fox and Friends" - where he is a paid contributor. Jeffress made that comment while on the program discussing a letter by Christian leaders imploring Trump to use “Christian compassion” when it comes to immigration.
Jeffress, a Southern Baptist pastor who leads a televised ministry in Dallas, serves as an informal advisor to Trump on faith-based issues and led Trump in prayer from the Oval Office after Hurricane Harvey hit Texas.
But it has nothing to do with racism though....![]()
That blows the "it's about the flag and military" nonsense out of the water.
That guy deserves to lose his livelihood and pension. Disgusting b![]()
that ***** made at that *****
FIRED CHIEFthat fire chief needs to be fired asap