Donald Trump Jr. says 'it would probably be good' if 'nuclear codes' were stashed at Mar-a-Lago
Donald Trump Junior suggested on Monday that the United States would be safer if his father, former President Donald Trump, had stashed "the nuclear codes" at his Mar-a-Lago golf resort in Palm Beach, Florida.
The eldest Trump son shared his opinion – which resembled a stand-up comedy routine – at an event in support of Florida Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz's reelection campaign.
"Donald Trump has the nuclear codes!! In the linen closet at Mar-a-Lago!!" Junior hollered.
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"By the way, for the record, I say that if Donald Trump actually still had the nuclear codes it would probably be good," he hooted. "Our enemies – our enemies – might actually be like, 'okay, maybe, let's not mess with them.' I'm like when they look at Joe Biden then they say, 'we should attack now.'"
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\u201c"If Donald Trump actually still had the nuclear codes, it'd probably be good."\n\n\u2014 Donald Trump Jr. with the latest Republican defense of Trump keeping classified documents at Mar-a-Lago\u201d— The Recount (@The Recount) 1661196986
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