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What Donald Trump told the woman who fainted at his North Carolina rally – and what she said back to him

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What Donald Trump told the woman who fainted at his North Carolina rally - and what she said back to him

Donald Trump comforted an elderly supporter and told her to ‘drink plenty of water’ after she fainted at his North Carolina rally.
The former president, 78, stopped his speech on Wednesday and left his bulletproof glass protection to approach the woman after she collapsed.

 

 

 

As a medic helped her and handed her a bottle of water, Trump said: ‘Hi darling, are you okay? Drink plenty of water.’

 

 

She appeared stunned that she came face-to-face with Trump, as she could be heard responding: ‘Oh my gosh, I’m fine.

 

 

‘I’m just an old woman and I had to come see you,’ she added.
The moment spread rapidly across social media as viewers noted that Trump abandoned his bulletproof glass protection – a new precaution as it was his first outside rally since the attempt on his life in Butler, Pennsylvania last month.

 

 

When his supporter collapsed, Trump was speaking about how he sponsored athletes during his business days, but stopped as people in the crowd could be heard shouting ‘medic!’

Trump added from the podium: ‘A doctor, please…’

It is not clear what medical emergency the supporter was suffering, however she appeared to be okay and told Trump she was ‘fine.’

The former president speculated that high temperatures were the cause, as he said before wading into the crowd that ‘it is very hot here, I notice.’

‘It is very hot. A lot of the people waited for days to get here. I understand it. Take your time, doctor, take your time, thank you,’ he continued.

Trump watched the unfolding drama for a few more moments and then left the lectern, walked to the side of the stage, descended the stairs, and headed over to the crowd, accompanied by Secret Service agents.
After embracing the struggling supporter, Trump returned to the stage and praised his fans for camping out for a long time to catch a glimpse of him at his events.
You know, they come two, three days early and it’s a lot of stress, we lose them,’ he said.

‘The only ones we don’t lose are the front row Joes, I don’t know what they have going, they have something going here.’

He added: ‘Thank you very much. thanks doctor.’

The decision to speak behind bulletproof glass came after the assassination attempt last month, where Trump was shot in the ear as he narrowly avoided death.

For his first outside speech since the July 13 shooting, at the North Carolina Aviation Museum & Hall of Fame, storage containers were also stacked around the perimeter to create additional walls and block sight lines.

Snipers were positioned on roofs at the venue, where old aircraft were sitting behind the podium and a large American flag was suspended from cranes.
The event, billed as being focused on national security issues, is part of Trump’s weeklong series of counterprogramming to the Democratic National Convention, which is underway in Chicago.

Allies have been urging Trump to focus on policy instead of personal attacks as he struggles to adjust to running against Harris after President Joe Biden dropped out of the race.

During his speech Trump railed against Vice President Kamala Harris’ approach to national security.

He told a raucous crowd: ‘The world is on fire, and Kamala and Biden have marched us to the brink of World War III.
Trump blamed the current White House for the deadly Afghanistan withdrawal, and wars between Russia and Ukraine, and Israel and Hamas.

 

(Armani)

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Beverly Hills Cop’ actor John Ashton dead at 76 after battle with…see more

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Beverly Hills Cop” star John Ashton has died. He was 76.

 

 

The actor passed away “peacefully” in Ft. Collins, Colo., on Thursday, Page Six confirms. TMZ reports he died after a battle with cancer.

 

 

“John leaves behind a legacy of love, dedication and service,” his rep Alan Somers told us in a statement.

 

 

His memory will forever be treasured by his wife, children, grandchildren, as well as his brother, sisters, his extended family and all who loved him,” the statement continued.

 

John’s impact on the world will be remembered and celebrated for generations to come.”

Ashton is survived by his wife of 24 years, Robin Hoye.
He was the father of two children, Michelle Ashton and Michael Thomas Ashton, and three stepchildren. His grandson, Henry, “held a cherished place in his heart.”

He filmed over 200 movies during his 50 years in Hollywood and was well known for his role as Sergeant John Taggart in the 1984 movie “Beverly Hills Cop” with Eddie Murphy.
Ashton recently reprised his role in “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F,” which was released on Netflix in July.
In June, he attended the film’s premiere at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The Massachusetts native also starred in the 1988 film “Midnight Run” alongside Robert De Niro and in John Hughes’ 1987 comedy, “Some Kind of Wonderful.”

During a break from acting, he co-hosted the “Ashton and Davis Show” on ESPN Radio.

(Armani)

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Baseball icon Ozzie Virgil Sr – the first Dominican to ever play in MLB – dead of…see more

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Ozzie Virgil Sr, the first Dominican to ever play in the MLB, has died.

 

He was 92 years old.

 

 

Virgil Sr. began his nine-year career in 1956 with the Giants (then of New York), who remembered him on Sunday with a tribute on X.

 

He later spent time with the Tigers, Athletics, Orioles and Pirates before wrapping up his career back with the Giants in separate stints in 1966 and 1969.

The MLB wrote on its official X account that it was ‘deeply saddened’ to learn of his passing.

Our thoughts are with his son, two-time All-Star catcher Ozzie Virgil Jr., and the rest of the Virgil family,’ they wrote.
Virgil’s presence in the MLB opened the door for many other Dominican players to follow suit.

Today, Dominican players make up 9.83% of all MLB rosters according to World Population Review – the highest figure of any country other than the USA.

Virgil served as a utility player in the big leagues and had a career batting average of .231 with 14 home runs.

After he finished his playing career, he spent 19 years as a coach with the Giants, Expos, Padres and Mariners.

He was born in Monte Cristo, Dominican Republic on May 17, 1932.

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Will Taylor Swift be at Travis Kelce’s game for Chiefs-Chargers on Sunday?

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Will Taylor Swift be at Travis Kelce's game for Chiefs-Chargers on Sunday?

Travis Kelce is back to playing NFL games in 2024, and now that Taylor Swift is off from the Eras Tour for a couple of months, she has some time when she can once again come to cheer him on at Kansas City Chiefs games. She was there for the Week 1 win and attended the Week 2 victory. She wasn’t there for the Week 3 game in Atlanta.

MORE: 8 photos of Taylor Swift having a blast at the Chiefs-Bengals game

So the question is: will she be there for the Week 4 matchup on Sunday afternoon between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Chiefs? According to our handy Taylor Swift calendar, she appears to not have anything planned that day. Which means we might see her there!

Stay tuned and we’ll see if she’s there.

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