community. it was of middle america, underserved and they were looking for someone to be their voice to. we will see it in other characters, so watch. laura: there is too much money to be made to. and giving a voice to someone who is not demonized every five seconds. they are still demonizing the trump support as and supporter. now, jesse duplantis, i have never heard of him. he s from my neck of the words in louisiana. laura: is a what is he saying? he says the lord has called him to have another private jet. you know, he said i can do it from one spot. i believe if jesus was physically on the earth today, he wouldn t be riding a donkey.
looking for someone to be their voice to. we re going to see it in last man standing. laura: there is too much money to be made to. and giving a voice to someone who is not demonized every five seconds. they are still demonizing the trump and supporters. as deplorables, xenophobes, et cetera. now, jesse duplantis, i have never heard of him. i have never heard of him. what is he up to? he says the lord has called him to have another private jet. here s his explanation for this call. you know, he said i can do it from one spot. i can fly it for a lot cheaper because i have my own fuel for it. i believe if jesus was physically on the earth today, he wouldn t be riding a donkey. when the lord said store up
tonight s final story which admittedly combines a little bit of both. talking about aircraft. you know i ve own three different jets in my life and used them and just burning them up for the lord jesus christ. televangelist jesse duplantis says god himself told him it s time for an upgrade. he said i want you to believe me for a falcon 7 x so i said okay. reporter: a falcon 7 jet like this one to preach to more people around the world. and he s asking his followers for the $54 million. i really believe that if jesus was physically on the earth today, he wouldn t be riding a donkey. reporter: from his louisiana headquarters, he is among the group of televangelists that say their wealth is god s will. this preys on the poorest people that want and need money badly. they are told if they give money god is going to bless them 100 fold. reporter: he lives in a 35,000 foot square mansion tax free.
you know i ve own three different jets in my life and used them and just burning them up for the lord jesus christ. televangelist jesse duplantis says god himself told him it s time for an upgrade. he said i want you to believe me for a falcon 7 x so i said okay. reporter: a falcon 7 jet like this one to preach to more people around the world. and he s asking his followers for the $54 million. i really believe that if jesus was physically on the earth today, he wouldn t be riding a donkey. reporter: from his louisiana headquarters, he is among the group of televangelists that say their wealth is god s will. this preys on the poorest people that want and need money badly. they are told if they give money god is going to bless them 100 fold. reporter: he lives in a 35,000 foot square mansion tax free. he s asking everybody who has less than he has to get this jet. i don t get that. reporter: fellow televangelist kenneth copeland
who among us has been told to buy one by the good lord above? well, for one, a televangelist from louisiana who says after his three other airplanes, god now wants him to fly in this $54 million plane and he s asking his followers to pay for it. tom costello covers aviation and not faith for nbc news, but has tonight s final story which admittedly combines a little bit of both. talking about aircraft. you know i ve own three different jets in my life and used them and just burning them up for the lord jesus christ. televangelist jesse duplantis says god himself told him it s time for an upgrade. he said i want you to believe me for a falcon 7 x so i said okay. reporter: a falcon 7 jet like this one to preach to more people around the world. and he s asking his followers for the $54 million. i really believe that if jesus was physically on the earth today, he wouldn t be riding a donkey. reporter: from his louisiana