'WHO DIDN'T VOTE FOR ME?': Trump Asks Crowd, Shock Hand Shoots Up Behind Him | Rally Drama On Cam

It was supposed to be another campaign-style appearance focused on jobs, manufacturing and foreign policy. Instead, a brief moment from Donald Trump's speech in Pennsylvania is now drawing attention Speaking at a Mack Trucks facility in McCungee, Pennsylvania, Trump looked toward the crowd and asked a question. Who did not vote for Trump? Moments later, video from the event appeared to show a man standing behind the president raising his hand. Shortly afterward, Trump appeared to notice movement in the crowd and remarked that a young man was being cute while pointing forward. However, it remains unclear whether Trump was responding to the individual scene raising his hand, reacting to someone else in front of him, or referring to a completely separate moment inside the venue. The exchange came during a speech in which Trump also addressed major foreign policy issues, including ongoing developments involving Iran and his recent visit to China. Trump used the Pennsylvania appearance to defend his administration's diplomatic efforts and discuss what he described as progress on key international issues. As opposed to carrying a nice tank of diesel on your back, throwing it in and take it off, right? Where's my charging booth? They'll be saying they created the strongest. We created the strongest military in history. And you see that with Venezuela, Venezuela, one day operation like great, good, good army. And now we're making a lot of money with Venezuela and Venezuela is doing great. Also, we have a it's a happy country now. But it took us exactly 48 minutes to win that war with the greatest military in the world. Forty eight minutes. And and we've paid for the cost of the war. Where do you hear this? Twenty eight times already more. But twenty eight times. So the cost of the war we've already because we have we brought millions of barrels of oil out and we're getting along great. The the people running it, there are people that great people and the people are happy in the country. They have smiles. They were miserable. They were starving. But they have a lot of oil under that ground. You know how you find oil in Venezuela? Just look at the ground. You'll see oil bubbling up. They have so much oil. They don't know what to do with it. But they had a bad system. They're making more money now for the country than they've ever made before. And we're making a lot of money, too. But also Iran, we knocked them out one week. It was essentially militarily over much bigger country, 91 million people and much different ideology. The the ideology of the Muslims is slightly different than the ideology of the Catholics. We have the Catholics and the Muslims slightly different. But Venezuela has been great and Iran's been great. I mean, you know, if Iran's reasonable, if they're smart, otherwise we'll have to finish the job, which will take about maybe less than a week. But they're going to be OK. I think they're going to do what they have to do because we want to have it done. But they voted against lower energy prices, the Democrats did, and then they went on to create the highest energy prices that we've ever had in the history of our country. People don't realize that much higher than ours during a war. They had the highest inflation in history, the highest inflation in history. They say 48 years. But that's sort of history as far as I'm concerned. And they were absolutely terrible on affordability. Remember, I got here my first day. The fake news is screaming at me. What about affordability? I'm only here one day. Remember, eggs were up about five times higher than they ever were. And we have prices are coming down right now at levels that you've never seen. And now with oil crashing, you're going to see something really amazing. And to top everything else, they let 25 million people into our country, many of them criminals and thugs and people from mental institutions and drug dealers. They even let eleven thousand eight hundred and eighty eight murderers into our country. Murderers. Eleven thousand eight hundred and eighty eight, more than 50 percent of which have killed more than one person. And I've gotten the worst of them out. We've gotten them out. Tom Holman and our whole group of people. But the Democrats want open borders and they want them all to come back in. You can imagine that the people of this Commonwealth will never let that happen again. What they allowed to happen to our country, we can never allow to happen again. As an example, the war with Russia and Ukraine would have never, ever started if I were president. We can never let elections get rigged again. But we're pleased to be joined today by one of those Pennsylvanians who's benefiting from the historic tax cut. Sergeant Sam Elias with the Bethlehem Police Department is a great guy. They know Sam works the night patrol so that he can help his wife take care of their six beautiful children during the day. And I'm told the youngest is named Melania. Can you believe that they named Melania? Where did you come up with that one? After our great first lady. So Sam is taking home thousands of dollars extra because of no tax on overtime. And Sam, do you want to come up and say a few words? Come on up. Come on up, Sam. Thank you. Good afternoon, everyone. I'd like to express my appreciation for President Trump, Congressman Ryan McKenzie and the entire White House administration. As a father of six children in a single income household, I can tell you the working family's tax cuts is a policy that helps my family. Hard work should pay off, not get punished with higher taxes. No tax on overtime, no tax on tips means more money in the pockets of working Americans. For my family, these savings have translated to what was once a trip, a day trip to the park is now an overnight stay at the Jersey Shore. Bigger tax returns have allowed Americans to create new family memories and save for future projects. As the president said, I also work night shift as a police sergeant in the fine city of Bethlehem. Thank you. A shortage in police recruitment has left our department depleted of officers. Our officers get called out for overtime to cover these shortages. Some pay periods, officers are working over 40 hours of overtime. That's why I'm grateful for no tax on overtime. Thank you, Mr. President. I'm also thankful for the support President Trump and Congressman McKenzie have shown for law enforcement. You understand that communities thrive when we invest in public safety. Congressman McKenzie has stood strong with public safety and working families, and that's why he's been endorsed by the brothers and sisters of Bethlehem FOP Star Lodge 20. Congressman McKenzie has been on the front lines in supporting public safety. He secured seven hundred thousand dollars for the Bethlehem Police Department for much needed technology and equipment upgrades at our police department, along with bringing home one point six million dollars in funding for volunteer firehouses and infrastructure. Thank you, Congressman. I'm a very grateful American, a son to Lebanese immigrants who came to the United States 50 years ago in pursuit of the American dream. My 80 year old father is here with me today. He would often tell me, work hard and it'll pay off. Well, 50 years later, thanks to President Trump and Congressman McKenzie, my father's dream has come true. I thank you for that. Additionally, thank you to President Trump and your entire administration. After more than 50 years, the Lebanese people finally have an American ally who advocates for a sovereign and independent Lebanon governed by the Lebanese people. Thank you for that. Mr. President, you have the support of almost 20 million Lebanese people worldwide.