The meeting of Donald Trump in Kentucky, United States, on Wednesday, March 11, was unlike any other. While delivering a speech at Verst Logistics in Hebron, the President of the United States had to pause for a few minutes due to a woman feeling unwell in the audience. To pass the time, Donald Trump suggested playing “Ave Maria.”
The President of the United States also asked influencer and boxer Jake Paul to come on stage and declared his support for him, as reported by several American media outlets.
“Come, come here,” exclaimed the president amidst applause from the audience. The content creator joined Donald Trump on stage, where he made a brief statement: “Mr. Trump, we need more prosperous factories like this one (Verst Logistics; editor’s note) throughout the country,” he began. “I know that he is the one who will bring this to us and I know that God is with us. I know that he wants to see us on the right side of history and everyone here must do their part. And God protects us, Trump protects us. Praise God, I love you, Kentucky!” he continued.
Donald Trump then complimented him in return: “I just want to say that I predict that you will, in the not-so-distant future, be a candidate for a political position, and you have my total and unconditional support. This is what we want now. He is an incredible man with a lot of courage and intelligence.”
Jake Paul has not yet ventured into the field of politics, but he could declare his candidacy for the midterm elections to be held in November in the United States. However, he has publicly expressed his political opinions.
Prior to the 2024 presidential election, he first supported the Republican libertarian candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and then Donald Trump.
Throughout his career, the 29-year-old American has been involved in several controversies. During the Covid-19 crisis, he bragged about not following health regulations by organizing, among other things, a large party at his suburban Los Angeles property, claiming that the prevention information was false. He has also made several conspiracy statements, likening the coronavirus to a “hoax.” The influencer has also faced two allegations of sexual assault in 2021, which he denies.
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