Yes, Trump Was Holding The Bible Wrong, Says Former Bible Salesman Malcolm Corden
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Via: tessylo • 6 years ago • 21 commentsBy: Bill Bradley HuffPost
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Yes, Trump Was Holding The Bible Wrong, Says Former Bible Salesman Malcolm Corden
Trump left people watery-eyed after posing with a Bible in front of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., on Monday, mostly because he reportedly had police use tear gas to remove peaceful protesters . The strange photo shoot left many questions, including, “Has Trump ever seen a Bible before?”
In the photos and video footage, the president is seen somewhat awkwardly hoisting the holy book into the air. So on Tuesday night, James Corden wanted to find out if he was doing it right.
How not to hold a Bible. (Photo: CBS via NBC News)
The “Late Late Show” host enlisted the help of his dad, Malcolm Corden, a former Christian book salesman. He asked what Malcolm would rate the president’s Bible-holding skills.
“He looked like a fish on a bicycle,” Malcolm said.
To help the president out, Corden’s dad put together a short tutorial on how to actually hold a Bible. Yes, apparently Trump was doing it all wrong.
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he held it gingerly because he was afraid the contents might burn him
Is that why he was wearing gloves, bible cooties?
Book Holding is now in the "National Interest" !
BUT ...... GEORGE FLOYD ?
I think somebody should send him "Bible for Dummies" edition at Xmas
He'd still have Jared eat the covers off for him.
Its garbage like this that reinforces that [Deleted.] It's a book. No different than The Shining (Stephen King), Interview with a Vampire (Anne Rice)...
Funny how the leftists on here hate religion (well, really just Christianity), incessantly call the Bible a book of fairy tales, but now, because Trump, want to complain about how that book of "fairy tales" is being held.
What a joke seed.
Fits right in with the "but Trump...." syndrome they suffer from.