Donald Trump’s call into a Christian nationalist group’s prayer session was derailed Monday night, leaving the former president frustrated after the interview was flooded with “trolls,” the group’s leader claimed.
call into a Christian nationalist group’s prayer session was derailed Monday night, leaving the former president frustrated after the interview was flooded with “trolls,” the group’s leader claimed.
Increasingly frustrated, Trump said he couldn’t hear anyone on the other side of the line and moved to end the call. “We don’t know at this time what happened with the call with President Trump and why the administrators were kicked off their normally very reliable Internet,” editor Joe Hoft, who was also on the call, wrote. “It could have been call volume, or it could have been outside sabotage or something else.”Jackson Lahmeyer
“Everything froze on our end,” he continued. “I think the system got overloaded with the number of viewers,” while tossing cold water on an internet conspiracy theory pushed by The Gateway Pundit.
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