Brett Cooper

I'll consider my language.

Anyway, it's just ridiculous.

It is ridiculous.

Now, this is just one commenter, but based on the videos that we are all about to watch, I just want to say this story did not shock me.

Listen to this.

This person said, my woman has a contractor who works on Paula White's home in Florida.

He saw her walk into the kitchen while he was working on paperwork, billing, and was surprised at how she looked without makeup.

During their conversation about money and her bill, future estimates, et cetera, she made a remark about how easy it is to bring in a million dollars.

She said all it took was a fake need and in it came.

A fake need and in it came.

And let's just say that a fake need is right, as you will see.

Back to the story, nothing really came from that Senate investigation.

Obviously, there was information that came out.

People were looking into her husband, her, the church.

They were skeptical, but there were no arrests made.

However, by 2014, years later, her church had filed for bankruptcy.

The doors had shut and their 10,000 seat building, their church, was demolished.

Now you might be sitting here wondering, okay, well, Brett, how does a church that at one point was bringing in an alleged $40 million

a year, how did that go bankrupt?

How did they lose all of their money?