Donald Trump went wild during his rally in Las Vegas on June 9.
June 10, 2024, published at 2:30 PM ET
The heat in Las Vegas seemed to be kicking in Donald Trump at a campaign rally last weekend.
The presumptive Republican nominee went on a truly bizarre tirade, which segued from recent shark attacks to calling on MAGA supporters to prioritize “suicide over Biden.” RadarOnline.com has learned.
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Trump suggested that 'suicide' would be a better option than voting for Biden.
Trump's rallies have developed a reputation for featuring a few random topics mixed with attacks on the ex-president's opponents and his personal woes, but his speech at a rally in Las Vegas on June 9 was stunning.
In one instance, the ex-president bragged about a supporter who had attended more than 200 of his rallies to date, before appearing to suggest that “suicide” would be a better option for the man than voting for Joe Biden.
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Trump told the crowd, “I don't care about you. I just want your vote.”
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“Wouldn't it be incredible – he's reached 250 – if he voted for Biden?” Trump told the crowd, according People. 'He's going to vote for Biden? I do not think so. It would be suicide for Biden, right?”
At the same rally, held outdoors in the sweltering Las Vegas heat, Trump seemingly admitted to casting votes over the well-being of his supporters, some of whom left the event to escape the unbearable heat.
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“I don't want anyone to bother me,” the ex-president said. “We need every voter. I don't care about you. I just want your vote. I don't care.”
Trump quickly claimed that the media would find a way to twist his words.
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Trump went on a bizarre tirade about shark attacks and electric mandates.
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As if the meeting hadn't already generated enough shock, Trump took a left turn and ranted about shark attacks and boating accidents while stoking fears of electricity mandates.
'So we have a country that is in trouble. One day we will end the electricity mandate. They also want to make all the boats,” the ex-president began.
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“I went to a boat company in South Carolina. The boat… 'I said, how are you?' He said, “It's a problem, sir. They want us all to make electric boats,” Trump continued before going on about the size and features of the boats.
“So I said, 'Let me ask you a question.' And he said, 'No one has ever asked this question.' And it has to be because of MIT. My relationship with MIT is very clever. I say, 'What would happen if the boat sank because of its weight? The battery is now underwater and there's a shark about ten meters away. ''
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Trump pondered a hypothetical boat wreck where he would have to choose between being electrocuted or attacked by sharks.
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“By the way, there have been a lot of shark attacks lately. Do you notice that? Lots of sharks,” Trump added before moving on to the hypothetical scenario. “I see how some guys justify it today. 'Well, they weren't really angry. They bit off the young lady's leg because they weren't hungry, but they didn't understand who she was.'”
“These people are crazy. He said, 'There's no problem with sharks. They just didn't really understand how a young woman was swimming,' 'they weren't really decimated and other people were too, lots of shark attacks.”
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“I said, 'So there's a shark ten yards from the boat, ten yards or here. Am I going to get electrocuted? If the boat sinks, water will flow over the battery and the boat will sink. Do I stay on top of the boat?' boat and get electrocuted? Or do I jump the shark and not get electrocuted?'' the ex-president continued.
Trump boasted that the man was surprised by his question before concluding: “But you know what I would do if there was a shark or if you were electrocuted? I'll get electrocuted every time. I'm not going near the shark!”
