Donald Trump’s Hot Mic Picks Up Unexpected Presidents Cup Remark
Trump briefly addressed the crowd before a hot-mic exchange with players and a protest-heavy scene outside the club.
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A clip from Donald Trump‘s recent visit to the Presidents Cup golf tournament is going viral. The president was unexpectedly caught on a hot mic saying he would like to go home after posing with the players. Donald Trump is caught on a hot mic saying he’d “like to go home” during his Presidents Cup […]
Donald Trump's Hot Mic Moment Goes Viral As Social Media Skewers The President Over His 'Embarrassing' Remark
Donald Trump has raised eyebrows after being captured on a hot mic at the Presidents Cup in Medinah, Illinois, seemingly […] The Donald Trump’s Hot Mic Moment Goes Viral As Social Media Skewers The President Over His ‘Embarrassing’ Remark first appeared on The Blast
Hot mic catches despondent Trump in plea to staffers: 'I'd like to go home'
A hot mic caught President Donald Trump muttering that he'd like to go home during the U.S. team's Presidents Cup victory celebration on Sunday — as the players around him promptly walked away.Trump, 80, attended the final round of the tournament at Medinah Country Club outside Chicago, where the American squad rallied from a three-point deficit in Sunday singles to beat the International team 17-13. He posed with the trophy afterward and could …
Poor, Pitiful Donald Trump Caught On Hot Mic Saying He Wants To Go Home
President Donald Trump attended the Presidents Cup at Medinah Country Club in Chicago, Illinois, over the weekend, where 12 US players went head-to-head against 12 international players at his most favorite thing: golf. But it seems that even all of those clubs, little white balls, and perfectly manicured green grass weren't enough to lift Donnie's spirits, as a hot mic caught him telling his staff he just wanted to go home. Following the US t…
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