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Right-wing pastor Jeff Jansen, who previously claimed that former President Donald Trump would be back in office by June, is now saying that Trump was actually inaugurated for a second time – on March 4.
Jansen released a two-part video on Instagram, titled “Prophetic Insights, Times & Season,” in which he claims: “God has not forgotten. There are many that are still standing on the premise of what’s happening with President Trump. As a matter of fact, I know for a fact that he has already been inaugurated.”
In the video, Jansen also claimed that Trump was “sworn in” on March 4 and became the “19th president,” alluding to a popular QAnon theory.
Additionally, Jansen attempted to explain why his previous prophecies have been proven to be false. “You need to understand that when the word of the Lord comes to a prophet, the prophet speaks the word of the Lord,” he said. “Things can shift. Not the goalpost. I’m not shifting the goalpost.”
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