“I didn’t even allow security; I said: ‘Mr. President, something is wrong; what’s happening? I don’t like your countenance toward me.’ And I said: ‘Something is not right.” “He said: ‘You are right about it; I’m very upset with you, and I said: ‘Talk to me Mr. President; if you are upset, talk." “And he told me, and I found out that somebody that was so very close to me in my church went to slander me, went to lie and said I was praying for the then-opposition,” Archbishop Duncan-Williams recalled.“And I said: ‘Mr. President, it is true: I pray for the opposition and I pray for [the] government; what is wrong? I said: ‘I prayed for you when you were in opposition, so, why are you angry with me?” “Yea, it’s the truth: I pray for [the] government, I pray for [the] opposition. That’s what the Bible says we should do. 1 Timothy 2 from verse 1 going to verse 4. And I said: ‘Yes, it’s true: I prayed for the opposition just as I prayed for you when you were in opposition, so, what’s your problem?’” “He said: ‘You know something; you’re right, you’re right and I said: ‘Mr. President, you’re better than this.' And I walked off. I just walked off.”