Melania Trump had an austere eight-word response for her husband Donald after he reportedly had difficulty leaving the stage following a rally.
The former First Lady's straightforward feedback was revealed when Donald Trump recalled a conversation they had during a rally that roughly 80,000 supporters attended. Narrating to a huge assembly of MAGA enthusiasts in Wildwood, New Jersey, Trump brought up an incident that occurred after he mocked Joe Biden for his inability "to put two sentences together."
He narrated a phone call with Melania that transpired after a significant event, where he chastised media companies for misinterpreting his imitation of President Biden after he took his time exiting the stage. Trump announced to the crowd: "I called my wife [Melania Trump], the great first lady...I called our first lady - I said 'First Lady how great a speech was that?"
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To reveal Melania's response, Trump added: "She said 'You were OK'. I said 'What's wrong? '. She said 'Well, you couldn't find your way off stage.'"
The infamous Republican also expressed that he had to exercise extra caution to prevent similar media interpretations during Sunday night's event in New Jersey. Wildwood spokesperson Lisa Fagan approximated that the Jersey Shore's rally hosted between 80,000 to 100,000 individuals.
Congressman Jeff Van Drew hailed the beachfront rally, describing it as the largest political assembly in the state's history. The event was organized to provide a robust show of solidarity for Trump during a crucial period, as he faces multiple felony charges across four separate criminal cases with the election only a matter of months away.
Trump has vehemently denied all the allegations dubbing them a politically-driven "witch hunt" contrived to obstruct his political comeback. Prior to his stepping on stage, thousands of his unwavering followers donned their "Never Surrender" tees, adorning themselves with red MAGA caps whilst congregating between the promenade and amusement rides.
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In an interesting development, Barron Trump, Donald Trump's youngest son, has been handpicked to represent Florida at the Republican National Convention, as confirmed by the state party chairman on Wednesday.
Evan Power, Chairman of the Republican Party of Florida, affirmed that the 18-year-old high school senior had been given the opportunity to serve as one among 41 at-large delegates from Florida to the national forum, slated for the formal nomination of his father as the GOP's presidential nominee for the forthcoming general election in November.
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However, Barron Trump has turned down the offer, as per a statement from Melania's public relations agent. According to the statement given by Melania's office, "While Barron is honored to have been chosen as a delegate by the Florida Republican Party, he regretfully declines to participate due to prior commitments."
Barron Trump, who usually prefers staying away from the media's attention, celebrated his 18th birthday last March and will be graduating high school in the coming week. In addition, the judge presiding over Donald Trump's hush money case in New York has given May 17th off from court proceedings, which enables Trump to attend his son's graduation.
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