Donald Trump Visits Yankee Stadium On 9/11 Anniversary, Pumps Up Players W/ Speech

Donald Trump simply arrived at Yankee Stadium within the Bronx, and regardless of being on the town to commemorate the anniversary of the September eleventh assaults, POTUS nonetheless discovered a possibility to ship a rousing pump-up speech to the gamers!

47, only a day after the horrific assassination of his buddy Charlie Kirk, was within the Boogie Down after visiting the Pentagon earlier within the day … precisely 24 years after the phobia assault rocked America.

Before the Yanks took the sector to battle the Tigers, Trump spoke from the clubhouse … the place he predicted large issues this season, and even took some credit score for the Bronx Bombers’ dynasty within the late 90s and early 2000s.

“You’re gonna win. I’ll tell you what, George Steinbrenner was a great friend of mine, the whole family,” Trump mentioned … “For some reason, I don’t know what it was, we won every time I came.”

The President then took a light-hearted jab at his late pal, Mr. Steinbrenner.

“You think that was easy sitting with him for a game? It wasn’t. It was brutal. You were exhausted at the end, but he won and you’re gonna win, you’re gonna go all the way and you’ll get in the playoff and I think you’re gonna,” POTUS mentioned earlier than pumping the brakes.

“I think we’ll start off, how about tonight? We’ll start from tonight on and you’re gonna do well.”

Trump then joked concerning the Yankees’ hated rivals, the Boston Red Sox, who gained 15 straight video games after visiting the White House.

The president ultimately made his approach to a collection within the stadium … the place he is set to observe the sport with Yankee president Randy Levine and Bill O’Reilly.

9/11 is at all times a somber day, however much more so this yr after the capturing dying of Kirk on Wednesday.

Before final night time’s Yankees vs. Tigers tilt, the group honored the late 31-year-old activist with a second of silence.

Last weekend the president attended the U.S. Open in Queens, just some miles from Yankee Stadium, the place he was met with a mixture of cheers and boos.