Trump feared that protesters throwing tomatoes, pineapples and other 'very dangerous' fruits could have killed him at campaign rallies several years ago, according to newly unveiled court documents.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a rally in Delaware, Ohio on April 23, 2022. Photo: Drew Angerer/Getty Images
Former President Trump feared that protesters throwing tomatoes, pineapples and other "very dangerous" fruits could have killed him at campaign rallies several years ago,Trump's comments stem from a videotaped disposition he gave in October 2021 related to a lawsuit filed by a group of protesters against the former president's security staff, who they“I wanted to have people be ready because we were put on alert that they were going to do fruit,” Trump said during the...
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