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An Oklahoma man predicted the attempted assassination of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in eerie detail a month ago, claiming it came to him in a vision from God.
In a video of a podcast posted to YouTube on March 14, Brandon Dale Biggs said Trump would be targeted — and that a bullet would fly by his ear.
“I saw Trump, rising up, and then I saw an attempt on his life,” Biggs told Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, who hosted the taping.
“This bullet flew by his ear, and it came so close to his head that it busted his eardrum,” Biggs continued, adding the vision came to him a few weeks before the taping.
“And I saw, he fell to his knees during this time frame, and he started worshipping the Lord.”
Trump was shot in his right ear on July 13 during a campaign stop in Butler, Pa.
Gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, was immediately killed by security service snipers.
Biggs envisioned a born-again Trump, becoming “really on fire for Jesus” after such a close brush with death.
“The Lord told me, he said, ‘I am not done with America,’” Biggs said, who further foreshadowed “a new wave of patriotism coming out” leading to “a red wave coming out of Michigan.”
He then saw people carrying flaming torches through Oklahoma, and “bringing forth a new patriotism upon this nation. … It was being birthed and it just kept spreading, like fire.”
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During the podcast, on the spiritual ramifications of the impending solar eclipse, Biggs said God showed him Trump winning in November, and that Jesus’ return was imminent.
The three guests believed a time of great financial strain would beleaguer a second Trump term.
Biggs, who has his own YouTube channel where he posts his prophetic warnings, could not be reached.
It was unclear if he helmed an actual church, or preached through his videos.