Josh Gay

They refused to say that.

Trump having to get back on the teleprompter, probably getting signaled by somebody that he had gone 30 plus minutes about attacks and oil without actually talking about prayer.

Look, up on stage, President Trump spends time taunting the president of El Salvador to his face.

And the president of El Salvador also spoke at the event.

But Trump was saying that El Salvador only sends bad people to the United States.

Absolute horror show.

If you are someone who's watching this and going, my God, what is this guy talking about?

But to me, and this could be a joke, and Trump spent a lot of time trying to explain his comments away as jokes.

But to me, there's a couple of things that stand out about Trump's comments on religion, not his wild rants about everything else.

So first, I want to talk about what he says about Mike Johnson.

How about that?

And I want to talk about how desperate you have to be for power.

Think about what he just said about Mike Johnson.

It's obvious that Mike Johnson's a deeply religious man.

Yet Trump openly mocks him and openly mocks his religious beliefs right in front of him.

And Mike Johnson is the guy who has to sit there and defend Trump day in and day out.

Look, I have no sympathy for Mike Johnson.

None.

But to sit there and mock his religion to his face...

It says a lot about the character of Mike Johnson to have to sit there and go, I'm not going to challenge this man.