“WE HAVE CERTAIN THINGS IN COMMON, JEFFREY.”
Trump’s Department of “Justice” has never met God. They are about to.
I have a message for Donald Trump and his weaponized Department of Justice—or, more accurately, his Department of Cover-Up.
It’s quite clear y’all don’t know God, have never met Jesus, and prefer the cover of darkness to light. So I’ll let you in on something you may not know, but are about to find out. God eventually rips the cover off of the foul and the fraudulent.
For those who need a refresher, in 2013 Donald Trump expanded his Atlantic City casino by converting 36,000 square feet into a strip club featuring women in G-strings and pasties performing what was described as “modified” lap dances. He had a cameo in a “soft core” pornographic movie. He was a frequent guest on The Howard Stern Show, making crude and degrading comments about women. They discussed Paris Hilton’s sex tape, threesomes, and whether or not they would sleep with certain celebrities. Trump announced that a flat-chested woman was “very hard to be a ten.” He bragged about walking unannounced through a room full of naked beauty contestants because he was the pageant’s owner and could “get away with things like that.” He has cheated on all three wives, and while married to Melania, Donald has had at least two affairs, with an adult film actress and with a Playboy Bunny, and paid them hush money right before the 2016 election in a (futile) effort to keep them from talking.
The Access Hollywood tape gave us a glimpse of how Donald Trump views women: as objects he can grab whenever he pleases. Other videos have captured him making sexualized comments about young girls, including his own daughters.
He campaigned on releasing the Epstein files. Then he reversed course, telling his supporters to “stop talking about Epstein.” Ghislaine Maxwell was subsequently transferred to a lower-security federal prison, with Trump, "wishing her well.” He dismissed the Epstein controversy as a “Democratic hoax.” Meanwhile, his infamous quote in a 1991 edition of Esquire Magazine lives on: “You know, it doesn’t really matter what they write, as long as you’ve got a young and beautiful piece of ass.”
To date, twenty-seven women accuse Trump of unwanted sexual contact. Including the allegations detailed in the October 2026 House Judiciary Democrats’ report, at least seven women have accused Donald Trump of rape or sexual assault, and in 2023, a civil jury found him liable for sexual abuse and defamation.
Which brings us to now.
There are two things about Jesus you would do well to commit to memory: He cares deeply about the vulnerable, and He does not stand idly by while they are harmed. He will confront evil, expose hypocrisy, and hold those who exploit the vulnerable accountable. Read Matthew 18:6 for yourself and be rightly terrified. Sexual misconduct is evil. Covering it up is evil. And using power, religion, or political influence to protect the perpetrator rather than the victim is a betrayal of the very Jesus many of you pretend to serve. Hebrews 4:13 says, “Nothing in all creation is hidden from God’s sight. Everything is uncovered and laid bare before the eyes of him to whom we must give account.”
In summary, Don, Todd, and company: Consider yourselves warned. The day of accountability will come. Nothing is hidden from God, and what is done in darkness will not remain concealed forever. He sees. He knows. And no one can outrun His justice.
Hebrews 10:31 warns, “It is a dreadful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.”
You may wield earthly power, but you are not beyond the reach of God’s power. As Mary affirms:
“He has demonstrated power with his arm; he has scattered those whose pride wells up from the sheer arrogance of their hearts. He has brought down the mighty from their thrones, and has lifted up those of lowly position.” — Luke 1:51–52
God is patient. Very patient. Up to a point. The sins of Ancient Babylon (Daniel 5) are similar to the sins of Trump and MAGA. Finally, God's patience ended. And their nation ended, in a day. They were confident. They were arrogant. They disrespected God. They perished. I don't see any indication that their sins were any worse than the sins of Trump and MAGA. A hand is writing on the wall, for all who have eyes to see.