Thousands of copies of former President Donald Trump’s God Bless the USA Bible were reportedly made in China, a country Trump often rails against for taking American jobs. The Associated Press reported on Wednesday after reviewing global trade records that 120,000 copies of Trump’s Bible, which he promoted with God Bless the USA singer Lee Greenwood, were made by a printing company in Hangzhou and shipped to the United States between February and March. The printing company, which specializes in Bibles, shipped the Bibles to a company in Alabama called Freedom Park Design, which confirmed the shipments were all for Trump’s Bibles. The cost for a total of three shipments was reportedly $342,000 at $3 a pop for each book. The Bibles sell for approximately $60 apiece. A copy with Trump’s signature costs $1,000. It’s not clear how much Trump made through his deal, but his image and name are used through a licensing deal, similar to past deals he’s made to push other products. The website promoting Trump’s Bible noted it was the “only Bible endorsed by President Trump!” Trump has similarly sold sneakers, cards, and more. “I want to have a lot of people have it. You have to have it for your heart, for your soul. Many of you have never read them and don’t know the liberties and rights you have as Americans, and how you are being threatened to lose those rights; it’s happening all the time,” Trump wrote on Truth Social in March, promoting his product. Greenwood dismissed criticism of his and Trump’s Bible initially as just coming from “Trump haters.” “I think it’s just from the Trump haters. I don’t even believe people on the left hate religion. It’s just the Trump haters is all,” Greenwood told Newsmax. “And we’ve been promoting this Bible for over three years so because the president has also asked the nation to pray and use that particular Bible — I mean, he could have used any Bible at all but because it has the documents of our Founding Fathers, I think that makes it unique.”
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