Internet is divided as Donald Trump recounts his conversation with Melania over ‘golden shower’ allegations
FORT DODGE, IOWA: At a campaign rally Saturday, Nov. 18, in Fort Dodge, Iowa, former President Donald Trump addressed the controversial “golden shower” dossier allegations, highlighting his personal conversation with his marries Melania Trump.
The highly controversial dossier, compiled in 2016 by former British spy Christopher Steele, allegedly claimed that Russian authorities secretly filmed sex workers urinating on Trump in a Moscow hotel room, according to the Daily Mail .
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Donald Trump says he told Melania about her “golden shower”
Trump, known for his candid storytelling, reenacted the moment he informed Melania of the claims.
He called the investigations “a continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all time,” but reserved a significant portion of his speech for the infamous “golden showers” allegations.
“He was with four whores. Do you think it was good that night? Going up and telling my wife, ‘That’s not true, honey. I love you very much. That’s not true!’ ” Trump said.
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He added: “She actually didn’t believe that one because she said, ‘He’s a germaphobe, he doesn’t like that. He doesn’t like golden showers, as they say , as they say. That’s not the case.'”
Expressing concern over Melania’s reaction, he added: “I don’t like the idea. I thought it would be a big deal. I was going to have a rough night. But this one was very good. She said, ‘You look good on this one.'”
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Despite the controversial nature of the allegations, Trump supporters at the event appeared to appreciate his frank explanations and his wife’s unwavering support.
Melania’s dismissal of these claims, citing Trump’s germaphobia, seemed to reassure both the former president and his supporters.
Internet divided over Donald Trump’s ‘golden shower’ story
Social media platforms were flooded with reactions, with many defending and praising Trump for his humor and Melania for her loyalty.
“I’m dying. He’s so funny. That’s what people who don’t listen to him miss. His humor is incredible,” one posted on X.
I die. He’s so funny. That’s what people who don’t listen to him miss. His humor is incredible pic.twitter.com/HQjqijBDl6
– Reaganette (@Ezinger44) November 18, 2023
“You know it’s going to be good when he tilts his head like that in the middle of the story. I love it!” another wrote.
You know it’s going to be good when he tilts his head like that in the middle of the story. 😂😂😂 I love it! ❤️😂
— Erika Ann Christensen (@PatriotNews76_) November 18, 2023
“I also knew this was NOT true. Anyone who knows Trump knows he has always been a HUGE germ phobe,” someone else added.
I also knew that was NOT true. Anyone who knows Trump knows that he has always been a HUGE germ phobe. https://t.co/LlRGD8uphZ
– Anticommie (@QueenAnticommie) November 20, 2023
“No one with a brain cell believed that Trump, who was a well-known germaphobe, liked golden showers,” offered another.
No one with a brain cell believed that Trump, a well-known germaphobe, liked golden showers. 😂
— Sand (@SandraLogmein) November 18, 2023
Trump’s reputation as a germaphobe and his well-known aversion to illness were widely reported, including his pre-election statement that shaking hands was “barbaric” because of its potential to spread disease.
Donald Trump’s legal challenges
Donald Trump said the allegations were “the continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all time” against him (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Trump attempted to take legal action against Steele last month at the High Court in London.
The former POTUS called the “golden showers” allegations “false” and “false,” seeking compensation for distress through a data privacy complaint against Orbis Business Intelligence, according to the source.
This comes as Trump faces 91 charges spread across four separate indictments in Washington DC, New York, Georgia and Florida.
These charges reportedly include solicitation, racketeering, forgery, false statements, obstruction, conspiracy against civil rights and willful retention of national defense information.
If convicted, the former real estate mogul faces up to 300 years in prison.
Although he is no longer in office, Trump’s enduring influence in the political landscape is evidenced by his ability to appeal to a base of passionate supporters.
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