Donald Trump fixates on Arnold Palmer as 'all man' in showers during profane rally

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : And I refused to say it, but when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there, they said, 'Oh my God, that's unbelievable,'" Trump said.
59% : "I had to say it," Trump continued.
54% : Trump had other subjects in mind Saturday and spoke freely about a variety of disconnected themes.
52% : Trump started the week spending 39 minutes of a town hall playing music instead of speaking.
51% : Instead, he delivered a long tribute to Arnold Palmer, the late golfer who was born here and is the namesake of the airport where Trump was speaking.
49% : Trump frequently meandered during his hour-plus speech.
48% : Trump at one point returned to the topic of Palmer when favorably remarking on the appearance of his expanded security detail.
41% : Moments later, Trump asked the crowd about his plane: "How did the flyover look?
25% : When he finally focused on his opponent in the presidential race, Trump turned vulgar.
25% : "The rally also touched on familiar themes for Trump, including his vow to impose "massive tariffs" and his vilification of undocumented immigrants, falsely portraying them as mostly criminals from "insane asylums and mental institutions.
24% : Trump has expressed frustration with his accelerated campaign schedule and shown impatience with his prepared scripts and advisers encouraging him to stick to issues such as the economy and immigration.
10% : "At another point, as Trump criticized the Biden administration, he said: "Everything they touch turns to -""S---!"
5% : Good?"As Trump called Harris a "radical left Marxist," a woman in the crowd yelled: "She's a f---ing liar!"Trump acknowledged the indiscretion while explaining he had received a letter from evangelical leader Franklin Graham encouraging him to refrain from swearing.

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