At a gathering in North Carolina, Donald Trump brought his grandkids on stage for a touching speech.
Trump raised his granddaughter Carolina Trump, who is 5, and his grandson Luke Trump, who is 7.
Erik and Lara Trump have two kids, Luke and Carolina.
“Then we have a very important family member. Much more important than Lara or Eric,” Trump joked to the people in Wilmington. “Her name is Carolina.”
As he spoke, Trump looked at his staff to make sure it was okay for him to bring his niece up to the stage.
He told the people, “She’s pretty and nice, but she has no idea how bad life is. May I ask Carolina to come up? Is that even possible?”
A short time later, Trump was seen holding Carolina in his arms while a crowd cheered.
When Carolina’s grandpa gave her the chance to talk, she said, “Make America great again.”
“After Carolina’s turn on stage, Trump asked the audience, “Would you guys like to meet Luke, her brother?” The crowd cheered and chanted Luke’s name as he came on stage. Soon after, Luke jumped into Trump’s arms and told the audience, “Vote for grandpa.” This made everyone in the crowd go “Awww.”
Trump kept joking around with the rallygoers after Luke left the stage, telling them that he had asked his grandson Luke to say “MAGA.”
Carolina for the win!! 🇺🇸❤️ pic.twitter.com/UEgloPTzh0
— Eric Trump (@EricTrump) September 21, 2024
“That was so cute! I whispered in his ear, ‘Say MAGA.’ He said, ‘Vote for grandpa.’ He didn’t care what I said, which was better, right?” Before continuing with the rest of his speech,” Trump asked the crowd this question.
During his speech, Trump talked about how important it was to win North Carolina, which is a key swing state. He said, “In exactly 45 days, we’re going to win North Carolina. We’re going to beat Kamala Harris and make America great again.”
Author: Steven Sinclaire
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