Jake Paul and his brother Logan Paul recently discussed the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The incident has sparked widespread debate and speculation.
On a recent edition of their Impaulsive podcast, 'The Problem Child' described the event as one of the most astonishing moments he has ever witnessed. He attributed Trump’s survival to divine intervention, saying:
"First and foremost, it’s one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen and probably will ever see... I think there would have been a civil war if something had hit him. But I think that’s like divine intervention for sure. I believe that God stepped in and saved him.”
Logan agreed with his brother’s perspective, adding:
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“We saw the action of god right in front of our eyes. It’s crazy.”
Jake elaborated further, suggesting that the event was part of a divine plan to avert a national crisis.
"I think that’s also probably why God had this exact situation happen because he saw the path that we were going down. It’s not about Democrat or Republican; it’s the people who are running the government now. The path they were leading us to was gonna be catastrophic and terrible. And I think God really intervened like we need this guy right now."
Check out the discussion between the Paul Brothers below:
Jake Paul reveals facing assassination attempts
Jake Paul claimed that he is also facing assassination attempts following the incident with Donald Trump. He accused figures in the fighting world, including Dana White and other fighters, of trying to eliminate him from the sport. Paul declared:
“They've been trying to assassinate me. They don't want me in this sport. They hate that I run this sport, but when you try to assassinate a guy like me, it only makes me bigger. I'm on a mission from God, a mission from God, a servant of God to save this sport. And that's exactly what I will keep doing. Keep on winning, keep on fighting.’’[H/t: MMA Mania]
Check out Jake Paul's comment in the clip below: