Trump Taunts Heckler During His Anti-Trans Rant As Security Drags Them Away

A rally in Suffern, New York included protesters and Trump’s recurring one-man remarks targeting transgender athletes. Trump delivered a segment about a “swimming thing,” describing a young Olympian swimmer who competes from an early age and qualifies for the Olympics. He portrayed the swimmer as recognizing other girls on both sides, greeting some competitors, and noticing a particularly large opponent. During the remarks, heckling interrupted the speech. Trump responded by telling the heckler to go home to mommy as the protester was ejected. Fans chanted and cheered while Trump continued his performance.

"President Donald Trump taunted a heckler who interrupted his familiar rant about transgender athletes, telling the protester to Go home to mommy! as they were ejected and his fans chanted and cheered. Trump held a rally in Suffern, New York on Friday night that featured many familiar scenes, including protesters and his trademark one-man skits bashing trans athletes."

"Those elements combined as he delighted the rally crowd with what he called the swimming thing but was interrupted by a heckler: PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Don't do the swimming thing, so I'll do the swiming thing, too. Alright, I'll just No, a young Olympian, very beautiful Olympian swimmer."

"And, you know, it's sort of like the pyramid, all the great people, they swim against each other from the time they're five years old, you just work that way, they're better. Whether it's golfers or players, baseball, football, football players, you were great when you were four years old and you could throw a ball better than anybody else."

"And she sees six girls. And she know every one of them. She looks over there. Hi, hi, how you doing? She hates him because, you know, they're competitors, but she says hi. Then she looks on the left and she sees six people. And she noticed five of them, but there's a person just on her right who's gigantic. It's a gigantic person, and she's looking up at him, at her, excuse me."

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