Topic: Kim Clement

Roger Stone expresses his primary fear that the deep state will attempt to assassinate Donald Trump before he can take office. He references the previous attempts in Butler and Mar-a-Lago as evidence of an ongoing conspiracy. Stone invokes the "armor of God" and the prophecies of Kim Clement, framing the current political struggle as a battle between "the godly and the godless."

Pastor Steve Coccolante explains the biblical basis for prophecy, citing First Corinthians 14 and the "fivefold ministry." He argues that prophets are called to bring justice to leaders and nations. He draws parallels between modern events, such as the COVID pandemic and solar eclipses, and biblical patterns like the plagues of Egypt and Jonah's warning to Nineveh.

The late prophet Kim Clement is credited with foreseeing Donald Trump as a "man who prays" despite not being traditionally religious. Trump's campaign promises include appointing a special task force to review the cases of "political prisoners" and taking action against "gender ideology." The segment reinforces the idea that the current political struggle is a spiritual battle against "atheistic, godless globalists."

Callers offer religious and prophetic interpretations of Trump's current legal struggles, with one minister citing the prophecies of the late Kim Clement. The discussion suggests that Trump is "reaping what he sowed" by failing to fulfill his 2016 promise to "drain the swamp" and "lock her up." By leaving the bureaucracy intact, callers argue he allowed his enemies to grow powerful enough to eventually indict him.

Roger Stone expresses deep concern for the physical safety of Donald Trump and his family, mentioning the possibility of political assassination. The segment includes a prayer for the victims of the Nashville school shooting and for Trump's protection. Stone references the "prophecies" of Kim Clement, who predicted Trump would serve two terms, and emphasizes the power of prayer in the fight against "tyranny."

Roger Stone discusses Donald Trump's intentions for the 2024 presidential election, noting that while Trump has decided to run, the timing of the announcement remains fluid. Stone references a memo from Attorney General Merrick Garland as a sign that a federal indictment may not occur before the midterms. He expresses hope that Trump waits until after November to avoid distracting from Republican congressional candidates.