Yesterday, we reported that the final leg of the Bill O’Reilly/Donald Trump mashup dubbed the “History Tour” certainly didn’t end with a bang, but more so a pathetic fizzle when the one-term, twice-impeached ex-president found himself booed from the stage by an audience of his very own supporters when the duo admitted that they have both been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, including their booster shots, as recommended by health officials and the Center for Disease Control.
Trump seemed to handle the boos well enough, despite looking as though he felt a little awkward, during the event, shaking his head and giving tons of hand gestures while telling the crowd, “Don’t, don’t, don’t!” before pointing out to the area where the boos were coming from, stating, “It’s a very tiny group of them.”
While I will never be one to praise the former guy for anything he does at this point, I’m at least glad to see that he’s beginning to defend the vaccine being that were now years deep into this pandemic with seemingly no end in sight.
But, according to Donald’s rally partner, the ex-president didn’t actually take the boos as well as we thought.
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During an interview with NewsNation’s Dan Abrams, disgraced former Fox talking head and “History Tour” partner Bill O’Reilly revealed that the ex-president was actually left rather hurt by his supporters’ reaction to his vaccination status.
According to O’Reilly, Donald called him following the very public jeering at the rally earlier that day to whine and complain about what happened.
“I told him that today, he called me,” Bill said during the interview. “I said ‘This is good for you, this is good that people see another side of you, not a political side, you told the truth, you believe in the vax, your administration did it, and you should take credit for it, because it did save, I don’t know, hundreds of thousands of lives.'”
The disgraced former Fox host went on to claim later in the interview that Donald Trump will definitely be running for a second term in office in the 2024 presidential election, telling Abrams, “I’m trying to tell President Trump, run on your record. He’s going to run again, all right.”
Keep getting those vaccines, buddy. No one will vote for you.
You can watch the clip of the interview here:
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