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Trump Jokes About Danger on Golf Course After Latest Assassination Bid

In a remarkable display of humor and resilience, Donald Trump took a lighthearted jab at the absurdity of being targeted by a would-be assassin while appearing on Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld’s late-night show. When asked about his golf game, the former president quipped that golf can be quite dangerous, blissfully unfazed by recent events that would send most into hiding.

Just days prior, Trump’s leisurely day on the golf course in Florida was interrupted when a Secret Service agent spotted a rifle barrel lurking on the course’s edge. The ensuing chaos led to a swift evacuation of Trump, proving once again that sometimes being a former president involves dodging more than just political barbs. This is not the first time Trump has narrowly escaped danger; a few months ago, a sniper in Pennsylvania managed to graze his ear, serving as a chilling reminder of the risks he faces.

Meanwhile, the alleged shooter, Ryan Wesley Routh, a 58-year-old with a flair for drama, attempted to flee after his little rendezvous with a golf star was cut short. Routh’s antics have thrust him into the limelight of yet another assassination attempt investigation, raising eyebrows and concerns about security protocols for Trump.

Despite this latest brush with danger, Trump maintained his trademark bravado. The atmosphere was light as Gutfeld jokingly inquired if Trump would have taken a swing at the shooter with a three wood had he known about the threat. Trump’s playful response and the subsequent laughter from the audience painted a picture of a man who refuses to be cowed by threats, instead choosing to face them with a wink and a smile.

With the weight of the world on his shoulders, Trump’s continued ability to make a quip in the face of danger showcases not only his resilience but also his understanding of the absurdity enveloping his life. For those seeking political entertainment and the occasional chuckle, this latest episode from Trump serves as a reminder that the former president can still find humor, even when the stakes are high.

Written by Staff Reports

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