Alastair Campbell

The Pharisees are the people who tried to always to undermine Jesus.

And you, the press, you're always trying to undermine Trump.

And I think this is a kind of form of madness.

And of course, they have wrapped themselves in this.

I don't know what the what they really believe.

I don't want to question their beliefs.

Beliefs are a very, very personal thing.

And, you know, Hexer talks constantly about going to church every day.

The reason he read out that fake Bible verse was he claims that he heard something, the sermons.

Remind us of the fake Bible verse.

No, Pulp Fiction.

It was a speech by Samuel Jackson.

Just explain to the audience because they don't know about this.

This was at a briefing, and he was basically –

read out this thing from the Bible to a room full of military.

Somebody has done a brilliant splicey of Samuel Jackson, who I think is playing a murderer.

And he's sort of doing this incredibly sort of, you know, fire and brimstone reading of what sounds like the Bible.

But it's not the Bible.

But P. Hickson, somebody's put this in front of him and said, this will fit at the moment.

But then he also said that this was the prayer that he says was used by the search and rescue team that saved the downed airman in Iran a few weeks ago.