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He spilled tea and lemonade.
Former President Trump spoke about Arnold Palmer Saturday night at a rally in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, which ended with the former commander-in-chief hinting that the golf legend's masculinity was legendary.
President Trump began his remarks with a 15-minute off-prompter biography of Latrobe's beloved son, “The King.”
“He knew how to win, he knew how to excite the crowd,” Trump said of Palmer.
“He was a great guy, an unbelievable champion, and he was from Latrobe.”
At the end of his lengthy remarks about Palmer, the former president implied that he was blessed by the late golfer.
“I hate to say it, but when he took a shower with other professional players, they came out and said, 'Oh my God.' It's unbelievable,” Trump said. said, infuriating the audience and himself in the process, adding: I had to say it. ”
“I had to tell you the shower part because it's true.”
Blue's remarks drew more laughter from crowds in purple states, and Trump continued to speak about more serious local issues, such as energy policy.
The airport where President Trump spoke was named after the seven-time major champion. Today, it is best known for its “Arnold Palmer,'' a drink that mixes iced tea and lemonade.
He passed away in 2016.
