Donald Trump Calls Nicki Minaj’s Ass Beautiful During Port Huron Speech – “That’s Hard To Miss”

Donald Trump fawned over Nicki Minaj‘s ass at his Port Huron rally Sunday while explaining why he had studied a senator’s physique.

Minaj had traveled with Trump aboard Air Force One to Michigan, where she joined him for the Republican campaign rally. She spoke with White House communications director Steven Cheung during the flight, praising Trump’s business sense, negotiating skills and work ethic.

At the rally, Trump turned to her body while recalling his remarks about Ohio Sen. Jon Husted’s days as a college football player.

“By the way, I looked at one hell of a beautiful ass before Nicki Minaj,” Trump said. “That’s hard to miss.”

Husted played defensive back at the University of Dayton, where former NFL coach Jon Gruden was one of his teammates. Trump said Gruden’s account of Husted’s hard tackles surprised him because he knew the senator as a humble man.

“And he said a couple of things that really hit me. He said he was violent. He was. He would rip the head off people when he tackled them. He would. He was violent.”

Trump explained that learning about Husted’s football career had led him to look over the senator while Husted spoke at an Ohio rally.

“I looked at his ass, and I’ve never done that with a man before. It’s true.”

The president framed that interest as unusual for him before making the distinction that led into his comments about Minaj.

“Off the record, women yes, men no. Okay.”

His remarks about Husted had drawn coverage after an October 12 Youngstown rally, and he defended them again October 20 in Greenville.

Back in Port Huron, Trump expressed hope that Minaj had not taken offense before returning to his complaint about news coverage.

“Okay, I’m going to get back to my story. I hope Nicki wasn’t insulted, but we love Nicki. She’s been with us for a long time. But anyway, so wait. So this is to show you how fake the news is. So I reveal the story.”

Michigan voters will choose between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed for an open Senate seat in the November 3 election.