Pastor Jamal Bryant Planning To Address “Misinformation” – Says He’ll Go Live To Discuss Target Controversy

Pastor Jamal Bryant Planning To Address “Misinformation” – Says He’ll Go Live To Discuss Target Controversy
Pastor Jamal Bryant is promising to address what he says is widespread confusion surrounding a developing controversy involving retail giant Target.
Bryant took to social media to announce he plans to speak directly to the public during a livestream on his podcast’s YouTube page, saying he wants to set the record straight.
“Going live at noon to discuss clarity around Target on the Jamal Bryant podcast YouTube page,” he wrote, adding that the conversation will focus on correcting what he claims is false information circulating online.
Bryant also suggested the situation has been widely misunderstood, telling followers “there’s a lot of misinformation that needs clearing.”
The pastor did not specify which claims he plans to address during the livestream, but his post quickly drew attention from supporters and critics alike as speculation around the situation continues online.
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