NEW: Paula White, a top official in the White House Office of Public Liaison, is scheduled to be the featured speaker at a fraudulent April conference promising "supernatural protection from the #coronavirus now" #Covid_19 rightwingwatch.org/post/trump-and… 
The conference organizer claims that Christians aren't true to their faith unless they believe they can have magical protection from #Covid_19
They are endangering the lives of the elderly people who listen to their messages, beyond trying to make money fraudulently.
They are endangering the lives of the elderly people who listen to their messages, beyond trying to make money fraudulently.
David Herzog, the minister who is planning the event, has claimed all sorts of magical powers, including that he has helped people increase their height, cure baldness, and even made their tattoos disappear
In a 2017 appearance on televangelist Sid Roth's "It's Supernatural," Herzog said the following: "We've seen bald heads growing hair, because God's a creator. We've seen tattoos disappear off people. Recently in Jerusalem, we had people growing taller."
He also claimed to have "sang my sermon" for 2 hours while being "completely wasted" as audience members' gold teeth somehow magically was attracted to his body
Herzog has also claimed to know about secret "portals" where humans can get access to a direct, physical connection with heaven. And, if you pay him money, he will take you to those places to have "close encounters" with angels
Paula White offered the prayer at Trump's inauguration and has attended numerous public events with President Trump where he has slathered her with praise. She's said she visits with Trump several times a week whitehouse.gov/search/?s=%22p… nytimes.com/2019/10/31/us/…
Here are some of the many pics you can find by searching "Paula White" and "Trump"
Beyond associating with Herzog's fraudulent conference, White is controversial in her own right. She has prayed against "satanic pregnancies" so that they would miscarry before harming Trump
She also was the subject of a Republican-led Senate investigation into fraudulent use of church funds. She utterly refused to cooperate with it en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_St…
She's very controversial among evangelicals as one of many "prosperity gospel" preachers who claim that giving them money will bring divine blessings. Shortly before praying at Trump's inaugural, she urged followers to give up their ENTIRE month's salaries orlandosentinel.com/opinion/os-pau…
If you're interested in exposing yourself to some 200-proof grifting and possibly #covid_19, the conference is only $40 per person. Act now before it's too late!
