“When they arrested Trump, the Lord said something very clear to me: ‘They also arrested who? Jesus. How did that turn out for them?’” said Bo Polny, a Newport Beach-based social media personality whose YouTube channel blends discussions of gold, cryptocurrency and the Bible. He dedicated his 15 minutes on stage to alleged prophecies about Trump.
“Touch not my anointed,” he said. “It is written in the Bible.”
Linda Hoy, 62, of Henderson, Nev., said she wanted to “just spend a couple of days with like-minded, patriotic, God-fearing, Jesus Christ-loving people and to hear from the speakers about our health and actions that we can take to save our country from communism.”
Maria Zeee, a self-described independent journalist from Australia, said that weather modification technology was being used to take over America, and that a cabal of world leaders would make it impossible to access money or to travel without being inoculated.
“That is the plan unless we stop these Luciferian maniacs,” Zeee said. “These people want you under their control or dead. You must understand this.”
Participants gasped and whispered to one another as they heard a recording of late South African preacher Kim Clement that presenters said prophesied Trump’s presidency before he was elected in 2016.
“There is a man by the name of Donald,” Clement said. “God said, ‘You have been determined through your prayers to influence this nation. … I will open that door that you prayed about, and when it comes time for the election you will be elected.’”
Clement’s daughter, Donné Clement Petruska, called the audience “warriors of a new millennium.”
“You are those people he saw — the remnant that God would use to wake up and save this country,” Petruska said of her father. “And so it’s not just Donald Trump. Donald Trump is at the head taking the hits, but we are behind him.”
The night before most attendees arrived,
at least 100 gathered at the tent for a Pastors for Trump meeting. The ReAwaken America Tour offers discount tickets for pastors.
“Right now in this free country,
the ungodly are attacking President Trump for trying to protect us,” said John Bennett, a former chair of the Oklahoma Republican Party and former congressional candidate.
Oklahoma pastor Jackson Lahmeyer, who helped create Pastors for Trump, said
the group has organized more than 10,000 pastors across the United States ahead of the 2024 election to mobilize evangelicals.