The David Pakman Show
Trump lets it slip at prayer breakfast as Clinton testimony backfires
06 Feb 2026
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Chapter 1: How does Trump weaponize religion at the National Prayer Breakfast?
Welcome to the David Pakman show. It is Friday, February 6th. I am Josh from Ring of Fire Weekends filling in for David and we have got a great show lined up for you. Donald Trump goes unhinged on the prayer breakfast. He also posted a pretty racist meme of the Obamas. RFK.
talking brain worms, keto, and schizophrenia, and then I get into some crypto, and then we join Pat for the bonus show where we talk more Mike Pillow. It's all coming up on The David Pakman Show. Stick around. Religion is back, now hotter than ever before.
Chapter 2: What controversial claims does RFK Jr. make about keto diets?
Trump said with his signature slur and plenty of the slurping and fresh off his victory on the war on Christmas. I'm Josh. I cover things for the Ring of Fire weekends. That's youtube.com slash the Ring of Fire. And I am filling in for David. And yesterday, President Trump spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast. And he spent some time reflecting on the importance of spirituality in governance.
Us and them, we have 68% of the world's oil.
Chapter 3: What racist meme did Trump post about the Obamas?
Now, I know that doesn't mean too much to people of great religion. I know you want to hear about that, but, you know, we got to keep our country strong, and we're doing really good. But that's been an amazing operation. I would say, when people saw that, I was just talking to a great leader from El Salvador, and he said, Man, that was some attack. I've never seen anything like that one. Right?
Right?
Chapter 4: Why did Trump demand to rename a $16 billion transit project?
That was good. Even by your high standard, right? That was a hell of an attack. But we have a great A great country. We have tremendous leaders. Fantastic.
Ah, yes.
Chapter 5: How is Trump's behavior affecting the crypto market?
Nothing like musing on a hell of an attack at the national prayer breakfast. And look, Trump played all of the hits at the top of his speech. And you can tell that he went straight off the prompter and launched into rants about rigged elections, complained about Thomas Massey, mentioned Biden a few times, his tariffs. He launched into drill, baby, drill.
Really, all of the things that a prayer breakfast should feature. All of the things. So let's skip ahead to see where Trump kind of gets into the prayer part of the national prayer breakfast.
Chapter 6: What impact are AI layoffs having on the job market?
Let's go to like 20, 21 minutes in. He's got to be talking about prayer by now, right?
Was there at the bottom of the plane. What's your name? Raisin. What's your last name? Cain. I said, see, your name is let's get this straight. Your name is Raisin Cain, right?
Chapter 7: What challenge are the Clintons posing to Republicans regarding Epstein hearings?
Yes, sir. That's what they call me. You're the guy I'm looking for. And then he said, sir, if you'd like, you can go and sleep. You know, it's a 20 hour trip. If you'd like, you can go and sleep. We have quarters prepared for you. I said, no, no, I don't have to sleep. I've been on a plane sleeping for 20. I mean, I'm sleeping the plane.
Chapter 8: What additional topics are covered in the Bonus Show?
Raisin cane. Look, obviously he's losing energy. 20 plus minutes into this, this speech at the national prayer breakfast, and he's working hard to emphasize raisin. But a guy that carried something like 80% of the evangelical vote, he's got to get to religion and prayer somehow, right? He does. Finally, at the 34-minute mark of his speech, his remarks, he finally starts talking about prayer.
And then I said, I'm coming back. And I got the Olympics and I got the World Cup.
What? And at some point, I'm going to get right back onto the teleprompter, and you're going to say, that was a wonderful speech. On that momentous day in 1776. Isn't that — this is so much easier. You know, it takes real talent to do the other. The other is much more talent, but — That's why we're president, I think.
But we have very important words to say, and this is such an important group. And we have plenty of time to say it, because when it comes to religion, I have all the time. I'm one of the few that say we have all the time in the world. But on that momentous day in 1776, history changed forever when our founders proclaimed the immortal truths that echoed around the world.
And down all the way through time, they declared that all of us are made free and equal by the hand of our creator. A lot of presidents refused to say that. They refused to say that.
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?
Did you know that, Mr. Speaker? You know, Mike Johnson's a very religious person. And he does not hide it. He'll say to me sometimes at lunch, sir, may we pray? Excuse me? We're having lunch. It's OK with me. But he's a very religious person and he is popular and he's doing an unbelievable job. So I think God is watching over you.
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