Watch: CNN Panel Mocks Trump for Selling Bibles with Lee Greenwood

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : Trump shared the news on his own social media platform Truth Social, telling followers "Happy Holy Week!
63% : As shown in this video, CNN first showed the video Trump recorded to promote the Bible, calling the Bible his "favorite book," and saying "We must make America pray again.
61% : As CNN contributor (and former Obama and Biden staff member) Ashley Allison said, "This is a preview, again, of how Trump sees the way he wants to rule the world ... through an authoritative theology ...
56% : As the anchors then continued deriding Trump for this business move, they further demonstrated, not just their lack of Biblical literacy, but historical literacy as well.
52% : As Fox News reported Tuesday, Trump has partnered with country singer Lee Greenwood to sell what they called the "God Bless the USA" Bibles.
41% : "Just a reminder," the anchor said, "this is the man who once said this," then playing a clip where Trump showed off his weak knowledge of Scripture.
40% : Now, Allison was wrong about many things, but among the worst of her takes was fearing the inclusion of Bibles in public institutions.
30% : In this clip, Trump tried to reference Scripture, saying "2 Corinthians 3:17, that's the whole ball game, 'where the Spirit of the Lord' -- right?
24% : If anything, Trump understood the Founding Fathers' intentions for this country far better than any of the so-called "experts" on CNN's disgraceful panel.
23% : "Admittedly, Trump seemed rather awkward in the video, and prior interviews have not exactly demonstrated much in the way of Trump's biblical literacy, but, again, overall he seemed sincere.
19% : Newsweek reported that Tara Setmayer, senior advisor for the Lincoln Project, called it a "blasphemous grift" on the social media platform X.Clearly, much of the negative response came from bias against Trump, but by far the worst ridicule came from the hysterical liberal news network CNN.
15% : Donald Trump might not be the most stellar example of virtuous Christian living, but perhaps the media could have shown him more grace regarding his awkward but overall well-meaning new enterprise launched ahead of the Easter weekend.

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