'They call me king': Highlights from Trump's unusual Easter lunch speech

During a White House Easter lunch with Christian leaders, Donald Trump delivered a candid speech that was briefly livestreamed before being taken down. He commented on being called a "king" and discussed his relationship with his supporters, stating he would fight for anyone who is nice to him. Trump also asserted that a great nation must have religion, noting that more wars have been fought over religion than trade. These remarks were made in the context of an ongoing war waged by the US and Israel against Iran, with many of his evangelical supporters being Christian Zionists.