Rerun #6
Oct 2026 – ongoing "Pile of muscle," Greenville, North Carolina
At the Oct. 20 Greenville rally, Trump described "studying" the body of Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio), commenting on his buttocks, legs, feet and shoulders (Newsweek). Newsweek reported that he had also admired Husted's physique at an Oct. 12 rally in Youngstown, Ohio.
- Newsweek (pre–2013)
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President Donald Trump has gushed over Republican Senator Jon Husted's body for a second time, saying he is a 'pile of muscle.'
- Yahoo News
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Don't worry, I'm not talking about Jon Huston's a*s. I'm not talking about it.
- CNN
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CNN's Anderson Cooper looks at President Trump's effusive praise of Ohio Senator Jon Husted's physique
- youtube.com
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It's like a pile of muscle
Sources:
Newsweek (pre–2013) needs a second source · Yahoo News reliable · The Hill reliable · NBC News reliable
Rerun #5
Oct 2026 Trump praises the bodies and looks of male Republican candidates (Husted remarks)
On Oct. 17, 2026, at a rally in Highland Heights, Kentucky, Trump described looking over Ohio Sen. Jon Husted's body. He said, "I examined his ass," and listed his shoulders, feet, hand and jawline. At an Oct. 16 rally in Dalton, Georgia, he said Rep. Mike Collins "is a good-looking man, and he's all man." He called Georgia governor nominee Rick Jackson a "very handsome, distinguished, beautiful-looking guy." The AP wrote that Trump "has a new pitch for Republican candidates." The NYT wrote that at some recent rallies Trump had started "effusing about the physical appearances of other men."
- Public Broadcasting Service
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"I examined his ass," said Trump, eliciting laughter. "I never did that with a man before."
- gvwire.com
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"I actually think Mike Collins is a good-looking man — and he's all man. He's all man. I'm not sure about Ossoff."
- CNN
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"I know the president's been talking about me as a football player and a few other things these days."
- youtube.com
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I examined his ass
Sources:
Public Broadcasting Service reliable · gvwire.com needs a second source · CNN reliable · bozemandailychronicle.com needs a second source
Rerun #3
Sep 2026 – Oct 2026 Dart a "very handsome guy"
On Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026, at the White House, Trump discussed Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart's season-ending knee injury and called him "a great, talented, very handsome guy," according to USA Today. Several outlets placed the remarks at a Hispanic Heritage Month event (HITC, Irish Star and Operation Sports). The Daily Beast and Mediaite linked it to a May 22 rally in Suffern, New York, where Dart introduced Trump. Mediaite reported that there Trump called Dart "this beautiful guy" with "legs like tree trunks." A New York Times article, apparently reprinted by GV Wire on Oct. 21 under the headline "Trump Can't Stop Praising Men's Bodies," listed this White House remark among its examples.
- Yahoo News
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"So, Jaxson Dart, who's a great, talented, very handsome guy. And he loved Trump," Trump said.
- The Daily Beast
article
Very handsome guy.
Sources:
Yahoo News reliable · The Daily Beast needs a second source · gvwire.com needs a second source · espn.com needs a second source
Rerun #1
Oct 2024 Arnold Palmer story at the Latrobe, Pennsylvania rally
On October 19, 2024, Trump opened a campaign rally in Latrobe, Palmer's hometown. He spoke about Palmer for about 12 minutes, by AP's count, and said Palmer "was all man." He then said that when Palmer showered with other pros, they came out saying, "Oh my God, that's unbelievable." AP's headline described this as Trump talking about Palmer's genitalia.
- presidency.ucsb.edu
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when he took showers with the other pros, they came out there, they said, "Oh my God, that's unbelievable."
- forbes.com
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marking the latest bizarre move at a rally from Trump just weeks from Election Day
- rollingstone.com
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Trump began his rally talking about the late golfer Arnold Palmer, for whom the airport where Trump was speaking was named
- wfaa.com
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Watch
- youtube.com
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Sources:
presidency.ucsb.edu reliable · Public Broadcasting Service reliable · forbes.com needs a second source · The Hill reliable