A Trump supporter waiting in line to enter the president’s rally in Warren, Michigan this week to mark his first 100 days in office, delivered a bonkers rant about Donald Trump’s alleged new role in global leadership following the deaths of the Queen and the Pope.
The unidentified man told Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN) that the deaths of Queen Elizabeth II and Pope Francis were orchestrated so that Trump could take over the world as evidenced by Russian President Vladimir Putin handing him a soccer ball during their meeting in 2018.
The Trump fan told RSBN that the president motivates him because he “wants common sense” before pushing the bizarre conspiracy theory.
“When Trump did his first, his first tour, when he took out, when he walked in front of the Queen, people got crazy and said, ‘he’s crazy!'” the man said in a clip highlighted by Mediaite. “No, he did that purposely because there are three pillars. There’s London, there’s the Vatican, and Washington DC. Right?”
“Well, the Queen was taken out! She’s gone, Right? Trump took over Washington, D.C. and now the pope is gone,” he continued. “Those three pillars are gone. So now we’re coming back to common sense.”
The man then went on to falsely claim that Trump visited Russia and was given a soccer ball. While Trump never visited Russia, Putin did hand Trump a soccer ball during their infamous joint news conference in Helsinki in 2018.
In any case, the Trump’s fan claims Putin handing Trump the soccer ball was significant.
“So he goes over and does this stuff when, when he went to Russia, you know, and, and Putin handed him a soccer ball, right? People are like, what’s that all about?” the man said. “He was telling Trump the ball is now in your court.”
