DeSantis gifts Trump gold coin with engraved image of him ‘flipping the bird’
The custom coin features Trump flipping the bird and appears to reference past shooting incidents involving the president.
- On Friday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis greeted President Donald Trump at Southwest Florida International Airport, gifting him a gold coin engraved with an image of Trump flipping the bird and reading "You missed, b*tches."
- The coin references the July 2024 assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, where shooter Thomas Crooks and attendee Corey Comperatore died during the incident.
- Following the airport meeting, Trump addressed a crowd at Florida Gulf Coast University to support Florida Sen. Ashley Moody and Rep. Byron Donalds in their respective races.
- During the rally, Trump claimed he received "millions and millions" more votes than any other candidate, though official 2024 results show he received more than 77 million votes versus Joe Biden's 81 million in 2020.
- Security remains a focus following past incidents, including shots fired near the President's Mar-a-Lago residence in September 2024 and near Trump International Golf Course West Palm Beach, located around 5 miles from his Florida home.
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President Donald Trump landed in Florida on Friday ahead of a campaign rally in Fort Myers meant to boost Republican candidates in the state, and he was met on the tarmac by Gov. Ron DeSantis. DeSantis presented Trump with a commemorative coin as he stepped off Air Force One at Trump International Airport. The governor later showed the coin to reporters, saying he had received it from a friend to give to the president. The coin features an image…
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