In   what might be compared to Fox Network doing away with Glenn Beck, Trinity Broadcast Network has now ousted Van Impe.  As comedians have noted, if you are too far to the right for the Fox Network...you are way out there.  The same can be said for TBN and Van Impe.  If you are too far out for TBN, then you must be out there!
     TBN has put up with Van Impe's insinuations that the nation's President is the Anti-Christ.  Hal Lindsey has on more than one occasion suggested such.  Lindsey drew some concerns from TBN by his harping on Muslims.  Lindsey has openly claimed on the network that President Obama wants to secretly turn the nation into a Muslim country.  Jack just published a book with DVDs on who are the false prophets in America.  Just about anyone who uses contemporary music or doesn't wear a tie on Sunday morning is suspect.
     Paul Crouch, head of TBN has a track record of an excessively luxurious  lifestyle.    Crouch has used programming to promote the War in Iraq and President George W. Bush.  To critics of billionaire preacher Ken Copeland, Crouch said he didn't want to even look at their "ugly face."  The network has often been a mouthpiece for far right conspiracy theories and positions.
     In 1997 Crouch provided a peculiar prayer on the airways.  In a live broadcast he prayed, "God, we proclaim death to anything or anyone that will lift a hand against this network and this ministry that belongs to you, God."
     In a look who's calling the kettle pot story, TBN has pulled the plug on Van Impe.  Not to be discouraged, Van Impe is soliciting funds to pay for invitations on other channels to provide his information.