Trump vows GOP midterm victory: ‘We’re going to shove it up their a–‘
Security escorted the protester out as Trump paused his speech and the crowd booed, while video of the interruption spread online.
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump's campaign rally in Vandalia, Ohio, was interrupted when a protester repeatedly called him a 'liar' and 'rapist,' demanding he 'release the files' related to E. Jean Carroll before security removed him.
- Carroll secured civil judgments against Trump in separate trials in 2023 and 2024 after juries found him liable for sexually abusing her in a department store dressing room and for defaming her with statements denying her account.
- The 2024 damages award totaled $83.3 million, comprising $18.3 million in compensatory damages—including $11 million for reputational harm and $7.3 million for emotional harm—plus $65 million in punitive damages from the second jury verdict.
- Judge Lewis Kaplan explained that while the jury did not find evidence meeting New York's statutory definition of rape, its findings established conduct constituting rape under the ordinary meaning of the term, though sexual abuse liability remained intact.
- Trump's petition concerning the $83.3 million judgment remains pending before the Supreme Court with Carroll given until October 30, 2026, to respond, while the president campaigns for Republican candidates across Texas, Alabama, Ohio, and Oklahoma ahead of midterms.
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Trump tells Ohio Republicans: "We're gonna shove it up their ass"
The President of the United States stood in a high school gym in Vandalia, Ohio, and described his vision of a Republican victory this November, insisting they'd "shove it up their ass." The audience cheered. Trump was stumping for Ohio Republicans Jon Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy when he resorted to the kind of argument MAGA can really get behind: Apparently the face-eating leopards have evolved. — Read the rest
Donald Trump’s Midterm Rally Gets an Uncomfortable E. Jean Carroll Reminder
A campaign stop in Ohio briefly turned into a reminder of one of Donald Trump’s biggest legal battles. A protester broke into his speech with accusations involving E. Jean Carroll, forcing security to intervene as the crowd reacted. Protester interrupted Donald Trump’s Ohio rally with accusations tied to the E. Jean Carroll cases The interruption […]
In an extremely aggressive tone, he added: “Go out and vote. If you do, we’re going to win, we’re going to win by a landslide, and we’re going to shove it up their asses.”
Trump vows GOP midterm victory: ‘We’re going to shove it up their a–‘
President Trump on Saturday pressed his supporters to go to the polls for next month’s midterms, promising a “big” GOP victory if they do so. “You got to get out and vote. You got to get out. You got to vote for these guys,” Trump told a crowd of supporters at a rally in Ohio…
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