Hulk Hogan teases possible Trump admin role while donning orange sanitation worker vest on Halloween
'GARBAGE' REMARKS
Hogan described the president's comment as "appalling" and expressed that he felt "highly insulted." This remark follows a flurry of insults directed at Republican voters in recent weeks, including Hillary Clinton comparing Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally to a 1930s Nazi rally .
"They're trying to humiliate, you know, the Trump supporters into voting for them," argued Hogan.
"I mean, to call us Nazis. I was at Madison Square Garden. I looked all around. I'm used to the building. There was no stinking Nazis in there," Hogan retorted. "There were no domestic terrorist. You know, they call us 'deplorables,' but to call us 'garbage,' they're calling the American people that support Trump 'garbage.' You know, it's just ridiculous."
Hogan praised former President Trump for being "versed in all subject matters."
"He knows everything – domestic, foreign, international, swing our arm of knowledge," said Hogan. "He's our guy. But to put us all in a category of deplorables, domestic terrorist, Nazis, garbage, what would happen if they got in power? What would they do to us?"
$10 BILLION ALLEGING 'DECEPTIVE DOCTORING' OF HARRIS' '60 MINUTES' INTERVIEW
Watters pressed the six-time WWE champion on if he would consider joining forces in a potential future Trump administration and what that might entail.
"Well you know, brother, in the wrestling business, when you're getting ready to draw some big money, you got to shoot an angle, put some hot spice on the feud. And when I had Trump in the back at the Garden, I said, 'You know something? This Robert Kennedy Jr., he's onto something with nutrition.' But if you tag team us up as the mega powers, you know – the MAGA-powers, RFK Jr. and Hulk Hogan – he can get them eating the right food and I can get all of our kids in shape, brother," said Hogan.
