Jim Bakker urged viewers to send him checks so he wouldn't have to 'file for bankruptcy' after facing legal challenges for promoting a phony coronavirus cure.
Televangelist Jim Bakker has asked his viewers for a financial bailout amid the Covid-19 pandemic, warning that he could be forced to"file for bankruptcy" unless they purchase his products.
"We are living in the final days and if we go the wrong direction, America is through," Bakker told viewers."You have to use a check [to purchase products]. Your products are going to come to you. Every one of them will come to you, come right to your house, and if we can't, we are going to refund. I will sell the buildings, parts of the buildings at Morningside in the long run if you give me a chance. Don't let me have to file for bankruptcy.
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