Trump Mocked Over 'Bizarre Rant' About Sharks
Published Jun 10, 2024 at 4:27 AM EDT
Donald Trump Mocked Over 'Bizarre Rant' About Sharks
By Ewan Palmer

Donald Trump has been mocked online after going on a tirade against sharks
and sinking boats during his recent campaign rally in Las Vegas.

During his speech in the key swing state of Nevada on Sunday, the former
president posed a hypothetical scenario in which a boat with a large
battery sinks while a shark was nearby.

"If the boat is sinking, water goes over the battery, the boat is sinking,
do I stay on top of the boat and get electrocuted?" Trump said. "Or do I
jump over by the shark and not get electrocuted?"

Author and frequent Trump critic Stephen King was one of those who
criticized the former president for his remarks.

"This is like listening to your senile uncle at the dinner table after he
has that third drink," King posted on X, formerly Twitter.

Trump's rally in Las Vegas on Sunday was his first large-scale open air
campaign event since he was convicted of 34 charges of falsifying business
records in New York.

Trump has frequently discussed his dislike of electric vehicles, and
previously used the electrocution or shark attack comparison during a
campaign speech in the landlocked state of Iowa last October.

The Republican also said he posed the question on whether someone would get
electrocuted if an electric boat sank during a speech in Michigan in
September 2023.

The former president is also said to have a strong dislike of sharks,
including telling a crowd of his supporters during a rally in Pennsylvania
in August 2020: "I'm not a big fan of sharks. I have people calling me up,
'Sir, we have a fund to save the shark, it's called Save The Shark.'

"I say 'no thank you, I have other things I can contribute to."
Donald Trump in Las Vegas
Republican presidential candidate, former U.S. President Donald Trump
speaks during his campaign rally at Sunset Park on June 09, 2024 in Las
Vegas, Nevada. Brandon Bell/Getty Images
What We Know

During his speech on Sunday, Trump described how he posed a question which
"nobody's ever asked" before about whether it would be better to be
electrocuted on a boat or eaten by a shark in the ocean.

"I say, what would happen if the boat sank from its weight, and you're in
the boat, and you have this tremendously powerful battery, and the battery
is now underwater. And there's a shark that's approximately 10 yards over
there," Trump said.

"By the way, lot of shark attacks lately, I watched some guys justifying it
today. 'Well, they weren't really that angry. They bit off the young lady's
leg because of the fact that they were, they were not hungry, but they
misunderstood who she was," Trump added. "He said 'there's no problem with
sharks, they just didn't really understand a young woman's swimming. She
really got decimated and other people too, a lot of shark attacks."

Returning back to his original point, Trump continues: "So I said, there's
a shark 10 yards away from the boat, do I get electrocuted? If the boat is
sinking, water goes over the battery, the boat is sinking, do I stay on top
of the boat and get electrocuted? Or do I jump over by the shark and not
get electrocuted?

"Because I will tell you he didn't know the answer. He said, 'you know,
nobody's ever asked me that question.' I said I think it's a good question.
I think there's a lot of electric current coming to that water. But you
know what I'd do? If there was a shark or you get electrocuted, I'll take
electrocution every single time. I'm not getting near the shark."

A number of social media users have now ridiculed Trump for his comments
during Sunday's rally.

Harry Sisson, who is part of a Biden administration initiative to promote
the president's 2024 campaign on social media, wrote: "WHAT?! Trump just
ranted about sharks, boats, batteries, and water in an incoherent rant.
Trump's brain is malfunctioning every day at this point. This is utter
nonsense. Go ahead, try to make sense of any of this..."

Former NBC senior executive Mike Sington said: "People are standing outside
in hundred degree heat in Las Vegas to hear Trump babble on and on about
sharks and batteries. He doesn't talk about you, or what he's going to do
for you, or your future.

"It's always about him, or meaningless nonsense. He's a complete waste of
time."

Political scientist Norman Ornstein added: "I just hope he ends up in a
prison where he can get the help he so desperately needs."

Trump's office has been contacted for comment via email.
What's Next

Trump has yet to confirm where his next 2024 campaign rally will be held.

Hunter Biden desperately insisted his brother’s widow, Hallie Biden, get
screened for HIV as their torrid affair cooled off in the summer of 2018,
emails show.

Biden, 52, implored Hallie to be tested for HIV in an email sent to Beau
Biden’s widow on July 27, 2018, about a month before he fathered an out-of-
wedlock child with former stripper Lunden Roberts.

“You need to inform me of the result,” Hunter wrote in the email found on
his abandoned laptop, a copy of which was obtained by The Post. “TODAY. I am
getting tested today. I have been sick scared Hallie and you [hang] up on
me.”

Hunter also accused Hallie of being detrimental to his mental health and
trying to drive a wedge between him and niece Natalie some three years after
his brother, Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden, died of brain cancer at
46.

“The love you give is so disturbing,” Hunter wrote in the message with an
all-caps subject line of “YOU NEED TO GET TESTED FOR HIV HALLIE.”

Hunter went on to ask Hallie to “stop the bulls–t” regarding his niece,
accusing his sister-in-law of trying to “turn” the young teen against him.

“Then [I’ll] stop talking to her and will not [try] [to] see her at all,”
Hunter’s message continued. “[I’d] rather that then you continuing to do
this to her. Its sick and disturbed.”

In March 2017, Page Six exclusively reported Hunter and Hallie were having
an affair and that Hunter had separated from Kathleen Biden.

President Biden’s son revealed in his April 2021 memoir, “Beautiful Things,”
that he and Kathleen divorced after his first wife found steamy text
messages on an iPad between himself and his late brother’s widow. Hunter
detailed the “rampages” he went on in his unflinching 271-page book
following the divorce, during which he started the affair with Hallie.

https://nypost.com/2022/04/25/hunter-biden-urged-beaus-widow-hallie-to-get-
tested-for-hiv-during-their-affair/

Ryan wrote:
> Author and frequent Trump critic Stephen King was one of those who
> criticized the former president for his remarks.

Infamous Satanist - dismissed!

>Trump Mocked Over 'Bizarre Rant' About Sharks
>Published Jun 10, 2024 at 4:27 AM EDT
>
>Donald Trump Mocked Over 'Bizarre Rant' About Sharks
>By Ewan Palmer
>
>
>Donald Trump has been mocked online after going on a tirade against sharks
>and sinking boats during his recent campaign rally in Las Vegas.
>
>During his speech in the key swing state of Nevada on Sunday, the former
>president posed a hypothetical scenario in which a boat with a large
>battery sinks while a shark was nearby.
>
>"If the boat is sinking, water goes over the battery, the boat is sinking,
>do I stay on top of the boat and get electrocuted?" Trump said. "Or do I
>jump over by the shark and not get electrocuted?"
>
>Author and frequent Trump critic Stephen King was one of those who
>criticized the former president for his remarks.
>
>"This is like listening to your senile uncle at the dinner table after he
>has that third drink," King posted on X, formerly Twitter.
>
>
>
>Trump's rally in Las Vegas on Sunday was his first large-scale open air
>campaign event since he was convicted of 34 charges of falsifying business
>records in New York.
>
>
>Trump has frequently discussed his dislike of electric vehicles, and
>previously used the electrocution or shark attack comparison during a
>campaign speech in the landlocked state of Iowa last October.
>
>The Republican also said he posed the question on whether someone would
get
>electrocuted if an electric boat sank during a speech in Michigan in
>September 2023.
>
>The former president is also said to have a strong dislike of sharks,
>including telling a crowd of his supporters during a rally in Pennsylvania
>in August 2020: "I'm not a big fan of sharks. I have people calling me up,
>'Sir, we have a fund to save the shark, it's called Save The Shark.'
>
>"I say 'no thank you, I have other things I can contribute to."
>Donald Trump in Las Vegas
>Republican presidential candidate, former U.S. President Donald Trump
>speaks during his campaign rally at Sunset Park on June 09, 2024 in Las
>Vegas, Nevada. Brandon Bell/Getty Images
>What We Know
>
>During his speech on Sunday, Trump described how he posed a question which
>"nobody's ever asked" before about whether it would be better to be
>electrocuted on a boat or eaten by a shark in the ocean.
>
>"I say, what would happen if the boat sank from its weight, and you're in
>the boat, and you have this tremendously powerful battery, and the battery
>is now underwater. And there's a shark that's approximately 10 yards over
>there," Trump said.
>
>"By the way, lot of shark attacks lately, I watched some guys justifying
it
>today. 'Well, they weren't really that angry. They bit off the young
lady's
>leg because of the fact that they were, they were not hungry, but they
>misunderstood who she was," Trump added. "He said 'there's no problem with
>sharks, they just didn't really understand a young woman's swimming. She
>really got decimated and other people too, a lot of shark attacks."
>
>Returning back to his original point, Trump continues: "So I said, there's
>a shark 10 yards away from the boat, do I get electrocuted? If the boat is
>sinking, water goes over the battery, the boat is sinking, do I stay on
top
>of the boat and get electrocuted? Or do I jump over by the shark and not
>get electrocuted?
>
>"Because I will tell you he didn't know the answer. He said, 'you know,
>nobody's ever asked me that question.' I said I think it's a good
question.
>I think there's a lot of electric current coming to that water. But you
>know what I'd do? If there was a shark or you get electrocuted, I'll take
>electrocution every single time. I'm not getting near the shark."
>
>A number of social media users have now ridiculed Trump for his comments
>during Sunday's rally.
>
>Harry Sisson, who is part of a Biden administration initiative to promote
>the president's 2024 campaign on social media, wrote: "WHAT?! Trump just
>ranted about sharks, boats, batteries, and water in an incoherent rant.
>Trump's brain is malfunctioning every day at this point. This is utter
>nonsense. Go ahead, try to make sense of any of this..."
>
>Former NBC senior executive Mike Sington said: "People are standing
outside
>in hundred degree heat in Las Vegas to hear Trump babble on and on about
>sharks and batteries. He doesn't talk about you, or what he's going to do
>for you, or your future.
>
>"It's always about him, or meaningless nonsense. He's a complete waste of
>time."
>
>Political scientist Norman Ornstein added: "I just hope he ends up in a
>prison where he can get the help he so desperately needs."
>
>Trump's office has been contacted for comment via email.
>What's Next
>
>Trump has yet to confirm where his next 2024 campaign rally will be held.
>

Trump is a lowlife.

>Trump Mocked Over 'Bizarre Rant' About Sharks
>Published Jun 10, 2024 at 4:27 AM EDT
>
>Donald Trump Mocked Over 'Bizarre Rant' About Sharks
>By Ewan Palmer
>
>
>Donald Trump has been mocked online after going on a tirade against sharks
>and sinking boats during his recent campaign rally in Las Vegas.
>
>During his speech in the key swing state of Nevada on Sunday, the former
>president posed a hypothetical scenario in which a boat with a large
>battery sinks while a shark was nearby.
>
>"If the boat is sinking, water goes over the battery, the boat is sinking,
>do I stay on top of the boat and get electrocuted?" Trump said. "Or do I
>jump over by the shark and not get electrocuted?"
>
>Author and frequent Trump critic Stephen King was one of those who
>criticized the former president for his remarks.
>
>"This is like listening to your senile uncle at the dinner table after he
>has that third drink," King posted on X, formerly Twitter.
>
>
>
>Trump's rally in Las Vegas on Sunday was his first large-scale open air
>campaign event since he was convicted of 34 charges of falsifying business
>records in New York.
>
>
>Trump has frequently discussed his dislike of electric vehicles, and
>previously used the electrocution or shark attack comparison during a
>campaign speech in the landlocked state of Iowa last October.
>
>The Republican also said he posed the question on whether someone would
get
>electrocuted if an electric boat sank during a speech in Michigan in
>September 2023.
>
>The former president is also said to have a strong dislike of sharks,
>including telling a crowd of his supporters during a rally in Pennsylvania
>in August 2020: "I'm not a big fan of sharks. I have people calling me up,
>'Sir, we have a fund to save the shark, it's called Save The Shark.'
>
>"I say 'no thank you, I have other things I can contribute to."
>Donald Trump in Las Vegas
>Republican presidential candidate, former U.S. President Donald Trump
>speaks during his campaign rally at Sunset Park on June 09, 2024 in Las
>Vegas, Nevada. Brandon Bell/Getty Images
>What We Know
>
>During his speech on Sunday, Trump described how he posed a question which
>"nobody's ever asked" before about whether it would be better to be
>electrocuted on a boat or eaten by a shark in the ocean.
>
>"I say, what would happen if the boat sank from its weight, and you're in
>the boat, and you have this tremendously powerful battery, and the battery
>is now underwater. And there's a shark that's approximately 10 yards over
>there," Trump said.
>
>"By the way, lot of shark attacks lately, I watched some guys justifying
it
>today. 'Well, they weren't really that angry. They bit off the young
lady's
>leg because of the fact that they were, they were not hungry, but they
>misunderstood who she was," Trump added. "He said 'there's no problem with
>sharks, they just didn't really understand a young woman's swimming. She
>really got decimated and other people too, a lot of shark attacks."
>
>Returning back to his original point, Trump continues: "So I said, there's
>a shark 10 yards away from the boat, do I get electrocuted? If the boat is
>sinking, water goes over the battery, the boat is sinking, do I stay on
top
>of the boat and get electrocuted? Or do I jump over by the shark and not
>get electrocuted?
>
>"Because I will tell you he didn't know the answer. He said, 'you know,
>nobody's ever asked me that question.' I said I think it's a good
question.
>I think there's a lot of electric current coming to that water. But you
>know what I'd do? If there was a shark or you get electrocuted, I'll take
>electrocution every single time. I'm not getting near the shark."
>
>A number of social media users have now ridiculed Trump for his comments
>during Sunday's rally.
>
>Harry Sisson, who is part of a Biden administration initiative to promote
>the president's 2024 campaign on social media, wrote: "WHAT?! Trump just
>ranted about sharks, boats, batteries, and water in an incoherent rant.
>Trump's brain is malfunctioning every day at this point. This is utter
>nonsense. Go ahead, try to make sense of any of this..."
>
>Former NBC senior executive Mike Sington said: "People are standing
outside
>in hundred degree heat in Las Vegas to hear Trump babble on and on about
>sharks and batteries. He doesn't talk about you, or what he's going to do
>for you, or your future.
>
>"It's always about him, or meaningless nonsense. He's a complete waste of
>time."
>
>Political scientist Norman Ornstein added: "I just hope he ends up in a
>prison where he can get the help he so desperately needs."
>
>Trump's office has been contacted for comment via email.
>What's Next
>
>Trump has yet to confirm where his next 2024 campaign rally will be held.
>

Trump is a lowlife.

When the father turned to the officers with the gun in hand, Officer Momodou Dibba opened fire.

Brooklyn Park Police Department has released bodycam footage from the officer who shot a man shortly after the death of his baby in June.

Police responded to a 7-month-old baby not breathing on June 23 at 3:51 a.m. Officers attempted life-saving first aid. However, the baby did not survive.

Body camera footage shows that around 40 minutes later, the father of the dead baby – 24-year-old Oronde Neal Reese – walked into the home during the investigation and locked himself in a bedroom where a gun was stored.

A family member alerted officers and tried to open the door and stop him from harming himself. As several officers entered the bedroom, a fight broke out as they tried to take the gun away from Reese, who had been rummaging in the closet and had allegedly loaded the gun.

During the fast-escalating struggle captured on bodycam, Officer Momodou Dibba opened fire, striking Reese who was wounded but survived the shooting after lifesaving measures were applied at the scene.

Warning: This footage contains upsetting scenes and language.

Brooklyn Park PD says that Dibba has been cleared of wrongdoing in its own internal investigation and returned to active duty as of Aug. 22. However, the incident remains under investigation by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA), which will forward its findings to the Hennepin County Attorney's Office.

The Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office meanwhile continues to investigate the death of the baby.

Note: The details provided in this story are based on law enforcement’s latest version of events, and may be subject to change.

https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/bodycam-footage-released-showing-officer-shooting-man-after-babys-death