A self-proclaimed Christian prophet is circulating an unfounded conspiracy theory that he believes is proof that Donald Trump is still President of the United States.

According to Newsweek, megachurch pastor Johnny Enlow recently shared a Facebook post with his followers as he explained why he has reason to believe former President Donald Trump is still president. Enlow claims to have had a "vision" of Trump holding "a golden scepter" which he believes is proof that Trump is still in office.

Enlow claims that in his vision, he could see Trump "seated on a throne holding a golden scepter... [with] a golden crown on his head." He said the vision was Trump's "PRESENT status from heaven's perspective."

"Heaven does not recognize [Joe Biden] having any scepter nor wearing any crown. From heaven's perspective, there is only the legitimacy of [Trump]. God has assigned a massive contingency of angels to that scepter and to that crown."

The disturbing Facebook post came just one day after Enlow and others called out by 85 Christian leaders. In a four-page statement, Christian leaders demanded that prophets apologize for publicly perpetuating false claims and predictions about the presidential election. They were also criticized for their false predictions claiming Trump would return to power by a date that has now passed.

The statement also noted that public apologies are not a means of embarrassment but rather "a mature act of love to protect the honor of the Lord, the integrity of prophetic ministry and the faith of those to whom the word was given."

The statement added. "Those refusing such accountability should not be welcomed for ministry."

In his Facebook post, Enlow also fired back with his thoughts about the statement. "Those who refuse to disagree with God, must now be pressured into accepting the steal, under the guise of 'being humble enough' to admit being wrong. How about 'being humble enough' to keep agreeing with God after even believers and fellow leaders push for abandoning what He has clearly revealed?" Enlow wrote.

Despite Enlow's claims, Trump lost the presidential election by more than 7 million votes. On Jan. 6, the Electoral College affirmed President Joe Biden's election victory.

On Saturday, the Atlanta Black Star reported on an incident in Central Park, in which a white woman called 9-1-1 on a pair of Black video bloggers for claiming that a cell phone charger she was holding was not theirs. During the exchange, she openly admitted to being racist.

"The incident unfolded at New York's Central Park when TikToker Alana Lambert and another friend were vlogging their day at the park," reported Atahabih Germain. "In the clip, Lambert could be heard explaining that her portable charger fell from her friend's CitiBike as they were recording. The woman picked it up and refused to return it without the girls proving it belonged to them."

"Lambert and her friend follow the woman in an attempt to retrieve the charger. Lambert's friend asks her: 'Do you have video [of the charger]?' to which she replies, 'I definitely have video with it on, but she's not going to give it back even if I show her,'" said the report. "She then tells the camera: 'This lady just stole my charger and won't give it back.' She added, 'She's saying that I have to prove it's mine, and she's calling the cops on me right now.'" The woman can be heard telling the 9-1-1 dispatchers that the other two are "touching," "threatening," and "beating" her — although none of this occurs on the video and she is conspicuously injury-free.

"The white woman continues to try to get away as she tells the ladies that they are liars and have to prove the charger is theirs," continued the report. "A short while afterward, Lambert asks the woman if she's racist, to which she responds, 'Yes, I am.' She added, 'I pick my race over any race. What's your problem?'"

This incident comes a year after another nationally publicized racial confrontation in Central Park, in which an investment firm employee named Amy Cooper called the police on a Black jogger for asking her to keep her dog on a leash.

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According to a report from the Washington Post on the Republican Party's war on Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) over her opposition to Donald Trump, the conservative Wyoming lawmaker called out GOP officials for having evidence that Donald Trump trailed badly in the polls -- and then hid that information from the Republican Party leadership.

With Cheney expected to lose her Conference leadership spot to Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) -- an ardent Trump supporter -- this week, the Post is reporting that Cheney has been furious with the party for weeks for denying the truth about the former president.

According to the Post, "Rep. Liz Cheney had been arguing for months that Republicans had to face the truth about former president Donald Trump — that he had lied about the 2020 election result and bore responsibility for the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol — when the Wyoming Republican sat down at a party retreat in April to listen to a polling briefing. The refusal to accept reality, she realized, went much deeper."

Two sources familiar with the meeting recalled, "When staff from the National Republican Congressional Committee rose to explain the party's latest polling in core battleground districts, they left out a key finding about Trump's weakness, declining to divulge the information even when directly questioned about Trump's support by a member of Congress."

That, in turn, gave Chaney more ammunition against the man she feels is destroying the Republican Party.

"Trump's unfavorable ratings were 15 points higher than his favorable ones in the core districts, according to the full polling results, which were later obtained by The Washington Post. Nearly twice as many voters had a strongly unfavorable view of the former president as had a strongly favorable one," the Post reports before adding, "Cheney was alarmed, she later told others, in part because Republican campaign officials had also left out bad Trump polling news at a March retreat for ranking committee chairs. Both instances, she concluded, demonstrated that party leadership was willing to hide information from their own members to avoid the truth about Trump and the possible damage he could do to Republican House members, even though the NRCC denied any such agenda."

The report notes that Cheney has been at odds with House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) over Trump for an extended period of time, and that she was " ...shocked when McCarthy signed on to an amicus brief in a Texas case seeking to overturn the election, after he'd told her in a private conversation that he did not plan to, according to a person familiar with the conversation."

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