Franklin Graham Defends Trump's Jesus Images

0:00It's April 17. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, Your Front Row, to the latest buzz. I'm Cory with the story. Franklin Graham, son of Evangelist Billy Graham, and a big Trump supporter, jumped on X Thursday to back to President after he posted an AI image. Making him look like Jesus, healing someone. Graham said Trump would knowingly put himself as Jesus, and he's glad Trump clarified as showed him as a doctor helping out. Trump had shared the image on true social earlier that week, but pulled it down quick amid the heat. He followed up saying he saw it as a dock in robes, not anything holy. Graham praised Trump for acting fast once folks raise flags. Reactions poured in from all sides, even some Trump fans. Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene called Graham's defense one of the worst things she's seen, saying he should guide Trump toward real. Christianity instead of excusing what looks like blasphemy. Dollars like Deepak Sarma from Case Western slammed it as MAGA faith, drifting from core

1:03Christian values, calling out loyalty over truth. Graham doubled down, defending another true social post Trump shared Wednesday, a pick of Jesus with a hand on Trump's shoulder. He said he likes it, that we all need Jesus guiding us, and hailed Trump as the most pro-Christian, pro-life president ever. This back and forth shows the tight line between faith and politics in Trump's circle, with critics spotting gaslighting and old school humility, getting sideline for loyalty.