Sheesh! As Vice President Kamala Harris continues to claim that Donald Trump is “becoming increasingly unstable and unhinged in real-time,” the former president kicked off his recent Pennsylvania rally by going on a rant and rambling about the size of golfing legend Arnold Palmer‘s manhood.
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While hosting a rally in Latrobe, Pennsylvania (about 40 miles east of Pittsburgh), former President Donald Trump began his rally by telling Pennsylvanians how much he loves them and then proceeded to ramble about the manhood of golfing legend Arnold Palmer, who passed in September 2016 at 87.
Trump began his speech, “Hello, everybody. Hello, Pennsylvania. We love Pennsylvania. And a very special hello to Latrobe. I love Latrobe, you know why? It’s the home of Arnold Palmer. This is the home of my friend Arnold Palmer. And he loved Latrobe. You know, he turned out to be one of the greatest golfers in the world. He started off very, very poor. He had no money, just had a lot of talent and a lot of muscle. He was a strong guy.”
“His father worked at Latrobe Golf Course. And he was a laborer there. Actually, they called him in those days, ‘sod carriers.’ He’s a very strong man. He carried sod, they didn’t have trucks then. They had strong people carrying sod. He was the strongest of them all and he had a son, but they had no money. He worked at Latrobe [Golf Course] and they treated him good because he could do more work than anybody else. His son started to grow up and he realized his son was very strong like him, but he’d never had a chance to play golf, he had no money at all.”
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“His son was named Arnold and when Arnold was four and five years old, they had no money to buy a club. He couldn’t buy one club, not one.” Before continuing, Trump went on to share that he learned all of this first-hand from Arnold Palmer and his father.
He added, “They used to go to the bag room where the members were and they took out members’ clubs and they’d use the members’ clubs, two or three of them at night, late at night, and he hit balls with his son. He’d watch his son’s every move and he realized his son had great talent. Then, his son got older and stronger, and then he got stronger and stronger, and his father started saying, ‘Wow, this is really crazy. What’s going on with this kid?’”
Trump said, “Finally, he was able to save up enough money to get him some clubs, but they weren’t strong enough. Arnold was breaking them. He’d swing a regular club and it’d break the hell out of it because he was so powerful. They went back to the members’ bags because they couldn’t afford another set. They used very stiff-shafted clubs… very strong, for those of you that aren’t golfers. He got better and better and he went to high school and won all sorts of championships.”
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Donald Trump continued to share the rest of Arnold Palmer’s story, including meeting and partnering with Mark McCormack, and how Palmer became a legendary golfer. Trump made his way back to how he came to know Palmer personally and said, “I got to know him when he was 69 years old. I played with him. As he got older, he started to lose distance. I’m a good golfer, but not like that. But, I felt so good because I was hitting it a little bit longer than Arnold, but he was, by this time, about 75 or 76. I’d hit it four or five yards past him.”
After several more minutes of rambling about Arnold Palmer’s career and various excursions they took, Donald Trump told the crowd in Latrobe, “He could not get enough of Latrobe. So, you know, I’ve been here before and I’ve told the story before, but not in this kind of detail… I wanted to tell the real story of Arnold Palmer.”
Trump continued to divulge, “Arnold Palmer was all man and I say that in all due respect to women. I love women, but this guy. This guy… This is a guy that was all man. This man was strong and tough. I refused to say it, but when he took showers with the other Pros, they came out of there and they would say, ‘Oh my God. That’s unbelievable.’ I had to say it. We have women that are highly sophisticated here. But they used to look at Arnold and say, ‘Man.’ But, he was really something special. Arnold was something special.”
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He concluded, “I just want to tell you, you’re very lucky, the people that live in Latrobe. It’s an honor for me to be here because of him. He was a great man and I don’t think there would be golf, to the extent that you have it today, it probably wouldn’t be that way without the great Arnold Palmer. So, enjoy it, everybody. Enjoy it. And I had to tell you the shower part of it because it’s true. We want to be honest and upfront. It’s true.”
Donald Trump’s comments about the size of Arnold Palmer’s manhood arrive on the heels of his 2024 presidential election opponent Kamala Harris claiming he is “becoming increasingly unstable and unhinged.” In a new 30-second campaign ad, VP Harris describes Trump being “unhinged, unstable, and unchecked” as of late.
This doesn’t appear to be too far off as Trump not only rambles about another man’s manhood size but as he recently told voters to cast their ballots on January 5th and as he recently closed a campaign rally with 40 minutes of music playing with him standing and swaying on stage.
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