In a recent interview, Eric Trump revealed his dream dinner guest would be Jesus Christ.
, “Did you envision this happening to the United States of America? Did you ever envision a person as incompetent as Joe Biden running the United States of America? How in the world did this happen?” Really? Out of all the miraculous stories the Bible told about Jesus, he wants to talk politics? OK, maybe there’s more Eric wants to ask him? Of course, Eric doubled down on this, “Honestly, I might ask him if this is actually a ploy to show people the differences between Republican leadership and...
Eric Trump says he wants to have dinner with Jesus: "I might ask him if this is actually a ploy to show people the difference between Republican leadership and Democratic leadership"
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