Franklin Graham Advises Trump Against Swearing, Cites Matthew 12:36

Franklin Graham Advises Trump Against Swearing, Cites Matthew 12:36

The Rev. Franklin Graham has advised President Donald Trump to refrain from using profanity in his speeches, warning the potential spiritual and cultural consequences of foul language. In a post on X, Graham directed his followers to an interview he conducted with Deseret News on the subject, sharing the Bible verse Matthew 12:36.
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