Perkins: Trump’s ‘No Longer Sacrificing Religious Freedom on the Altar of Globalism’

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CHILDERS: “It was quite a scene in the Oval Office where Pastor Brunson took a knee and prayed for the president. What were your thoughts on that, having been with him when he was freed and when he traveled back here to the U.S."
PERKINS: "Well, thankful, thankful that our prayers and the prayers of millions were answered, thankful for the resolve of this administration to bring him home. That prayer we actually discussed that on our way back. Andrew wanted to pray for the president expressing his appreciation, also letting the president know he prays for him daily, prayed for him while he was in jail. And so he said would it be appropriate to pray for him? and I said absolutely. This president wants people to pray for him and I think it would be appropriate for you to pray for him. And Andrew and his wife are just wonderful people. It is great — we’re just grateful that he is back home. I think actually, Heather, this is what a foreign policy reset looks like. We’re seeing an administration that is putting America first, no longer sacrificing religious freedom on the altar of globalism. This a good thing and Americans should be happy."