MAGA darling roasts Trump's spiritual advisor after 'heretical' speech

MAGA darling Allie Beth Stuckey roasted President Donald Trump's spiritual advisor on a new episode of her podcast, "Relatable," on Wednesday.

Last week, Trump's spiritual advisor, Paula White-Cain, compared the president to Jesus Christ during a speech at an Easter celebration at the White House. Stuckey said White-Cain's comments were not only "anti-biblical" but were also "heretical" and could prevent Trump from receiving the true majesty of Christ in his heart.

"We have talked about the problems with Paula White's theology on this show many times," Stuckey said. "I believe her to be heretical, and while I am sure she is accomplishing some really good things that I as a Christian can be thankful for ... that doesn't mean she's never said something true, but she often says things that are not true, that are anti-biblical. And I think we need to be able to hold those truths at the same time and call her out when she is wrong."

She also hit back at White-Cain's comparing Trump to Jesus.

"The comparison to the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords, to Jesus Christ, is just unnecessary and just not true," Stuckey said. "I don't even think this was the time to compliment Trump. You could have done that. You appreciate that he's hosting this. You're glad that he cares about religious freedom, which I think is true. I think that's true without comparing him to Jesus. Let's not do that, and let's not name it and claim it at the end, because that's not something that we have the right or the authority, or the guidance to do."