Evangelist Franklin Graham recently spoke more about the letter he sent President Donald Trump asking Trump to stop using “foul language” in his speeches.
Graham, who is the son of the late evangelist Billy Graham and the president and CEO of Samaritan’s Purse and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, has been a vocal Trump supporter since 2016.
Trump first mentioned Graham’s letter during a rally in Philadelphia last June. Trump told the crowd that he doesn’t “want to use bad language” because Graham, whom Trump said he “likes so much,” wrote him a letter, saying, “Mr. President, I love your speaking. Your ability to speak is incredible. Your storytelling is great, but it could be so much better if you didn’t use foul language.”
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Trump then proceeded to say that Graham’s assessment was “wrong” and to say “‘bulls**t.”
On Wednesday (March 12), Graham posted on X, “The Word of God says, ‘I tell you, on the day of judgment people will give account for every careless word they speak’ (Matthew 12:36).”
Graham then told his social media followers that he provided more insight into the letter he shared with Trump during an interview with Deseret News’ Jennifer Graham.
In her article, Jennifer Graham, who is not related to Franklin Graham, argued that “public profanity is worsening.”
Jennifer pointed out that “Anora,” the movie that won the Oscar for Best Picture at this year’s Academy Awards, uses the f-word 479 times. According to Focus on the Family’s Plugged In, that’s equivalent to hearing the f-word once every 20 seconds over the course of 139 minutes.
Plugged In also noted that “Anora” uses the s-word over 40 times.
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Jennifer mentioned how players from the Philadelphia Eagles flippantly swore during a live Super Bowl celebration at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
The Word of God says, “I tell you, on the day of judgment people will give account for every careless word they speak” (Matthew 12:36). President Donald J. Trump has mentioned several times publicly a letter I wrote to him about his use of “salty” language, and Jennifer Graham…
— Franklin Graham (@Franklin_Graham) March 12, 2025
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