Trump Brags About Creepy New Song Declaring That God 'Chose Him'

Donald Trump recently posted on Truth Social about a super creepy, and likely sacrilegious, new song by a pro-Trump artist. The song declares that Trump was chosen by God to be President of the United States, a claim that doesn't mesh with the results of both of Trump's elections. The song was created by Natasha Owens, who was once featured at Mar-a-Lago singing her song "Trump Won," which is also not true. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

A few days ago on truth Social, Donald Trump posted a post from a, uh, conservative artist named Natasha Owens. Now, if that name sounds familiar to you, it is because Natasha Owens, of course, um, a while back, performed at Mar-a-Lago, where she sang her life filled song called Trump Won, which of course was her ode to Donald Trump being the true victor of the 2020 elections, which as we all know didn't happen. But Natasha Owens is out there now with a new song called Chosen One, and Donald Trump decided to push it through his truth social platform saying quote, Trump won hit maker Natasha Owens declares former president, the chosen one, and it linked of course to Natasha Owens own press release talking about her horrible new song. Press Release read last year, I sang on the Mar-a-Lago Lawn, and I dedicated my song warrior to President Trump.

I told him that night that we have prayed many days for God's protection to be with him. I believe that God has protected him and has made President Trump into a warrior who is fighting for us for such a time as this. Like that's not even a sentence. Come on. I certainly know that President Trump is not the Messiah, but throughout the Bible, a perfect God has used many imperfect men to do great things for his kingdom. We are in a battle between good and evil, and I believe that God has chosen President Trump to push back against the evil in our country and the evil in this world. President Trump is the chosen one.

Now, as sacrilegious as of course that is, let's take a moment to examine your claims here. You say that God has protected Trump and, uh, protected him from what he just got a criminal conviction before you sent out this press release. So God didn't protect him from that. God didn't protect him from the two verdicts against him in the Eugene Carroll defamation trials, God didn't protect him from the New York fraud trial. God apparently disliked him so much. He wouldn't even let him win the popular vote in 2016 when he did win the election. So even if a God exists, he clearly does not like Donald Trump. Okay, so maybe back off with the sacrilege there a little bit. I do agree with you, however, that, uh, he is not a perfect guy, but you want me to read you some of the lyrics because here they are. And by the way, the lyrics are interspersed with, uh, uh, quotes from Donald Trump when he did that interview. You know, he turned to the heavens and he says, I am the chosen one. So here it is. Here's the, so I can't believe I'm doing this. I'm not saying he's something divine. He gets in trouble bigly time after time. He's controversial, but one thing is true and imperfect people, a perfect God can use. I'm standing with the chosen one,

And then it has Trump audio. I am the chosen one. Ain't no stopping what the Lord's begun. He's only human like you and me. Just a chosen one. Somebody had to do it. Trump's voice comes in and says, and then she says the chosen one. All right. Um, yeah, your rhymes are a little loose there. Uh, your cadence is definitely off. You don't have, you know, the same number of syllables, which makes it really difficult to kind of keep up with the beat there.