He’s spilling the tea, and lemonade.
Former President Trump told a story about Arnold Palmer at a rally in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, Saturday night that ended with the former Commander-in-Chief insinuating that the golf legend’s manhood was legendary.
Trump opened his remarks by giving a fifteen-minute off-prompter narrative biography of “The King,” who is a beloved native son of Latrobe.
“He knew how to win and he knew how to electrify a crowd,” Trump said of Palmer.
“He was an incredible man, an incredible champion, and he came from Latrobe.”
The former President ended his extended remarks on Palmer by insinuating that the dear departed golfer was well-endowed.
“I refuse to say it, but, when he took showers with the other pros they came out of there and they said “oh my God”, unbelievable,” Trump said, cracking up the crowd and himself in the process, adding, “I had to say it.”
“I had to tell you the shower part of it because it’s true.”
The blue remark drew more laughs from the purple state crowd, and Trump continued on with remarks about more serious local issues, such as energy policy.
The airport where Trump spoke was named after the seven-time major champion — who is now well known for his “Arnold Palmer” drink, a mix of iced tea and lemonade.
He died in 2016.
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