The last time we saw Lisa Guerrero of Inside Edition investigate a religious leader, she was asking Kenneth Copeland about why he needed a private jet because he had said the alternative was flying like everyone else in a “long tube with a bunch of demons.”

So when Guerrero said last week that she was looking into another preacher, Marcus Lamb, you knew something big was about to go down.

Lamb heads up Daystar Television, one of the largest religious TV networks in the country, which is overseen by his (tax-exempt) Word of God Fellowship church. In 2014, the network was the focus of an NPR investigation for functioning as a business despite getting church-like tax breaks. Making matters worse, the “church” spent money on things like sponsoring a NASCAR driver, giving a loan to one of Lamb’s buddies (who later defaulted on it), and buying nearly $100,000 worth of Lamb’s wife’s book. The network’s board of directors was positively Trumpian, with Lamb’s family sitting in nearly every seat.

So why was Lamb the target of Guerrero’s investigation?

Because Daystar TV applied for a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan to pay its employees, and they received nearly $4 million of taxpayer money. That in itself isn’t a (new) problem since religious groups were allowed to receive PPP money to cover salaries for their staffers.

But Guerrero found out that Lamb, shortly after getting that money, purchased a multi-million dollar private jet…