Former President Donald Trump said at a faith event in Georgia on Monday he would have a faith office connected “directly into the Oval Office and me” if reelected and said, “We have to save religion in this country.”
“Religion is under threat in this country. Serious threat and we can’t let that happen because I really believe it’s sort of the fabric of our country. It’s the thing that holds our country together,” Trump said at the Inaugural National Faith Summit in Powder Springs, Georgia.
Trump again falsely claimed “they are persecuting Catholics” in the US and again said, “How could a Catholic possibly vote for Kamala?” referencing his opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris.
At one point, religious leaders on stage prayed over Trump.
