YouTube personality and professional boxer Jake Paul believes divine intervention saved Donald Trump from assassination.
Matthew Thomas Crooks, a 20-year-old registered Republican voter, died in an attempt on Trump’s life earlier this month.
Jake Paul revealed his thoughts on Impaulsive, a podcast hosted by his brother, Logan Paul.
“It’s one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen, and probably will ever see,” Jake said. “I think there would have been a civil war if [he was assassinated]. But I think that’s, like, the divine intervention, for sure. I believe that God stepped in and saved him.”
“We saw the action of God right in front of our eyes,” Logan replied.
“And it’s not about Democrat or Republican, it’s like, who is the best person to do that, and I think Trump was the anti-hero, and similar to me, it’s like everyone wants to see me fail in boxing, see me come down, and then it just makes me stronger. And same with Trump,” Jake said.
“This situation completely made him invincible, quite literally, and I think it made the other side realize who he truly is as a person and how much of a [expletive] American hero he is,” Jake said.
Trump, nor his presidential campaign, immediately responded to the praise.

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