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Randy DeSoto, The Western Journal


NextImg:'We Want You Back': Trump's Gracious Act Caught by Cameras During Campaign Stop in Iowa

Former President Donald Trump bought ice cream for fans at a Dairy Queen in Council Bluffs, Iowa, on Friday following a well-received campaign speech.

Chants of “We love Trump!” and “USA!” could be heard as the 45th president and 2024 GOP candidate entered the restaurant.

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Trump proceeded to the counter and began chatting with the staff.

“Everybody wants a Blizzard. What the hell is a Blizzard?” he said.

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He then began passing out ice cream to the crowd on hand.

A woman called out to him, “We want you back, Trump.”

Trump commented on a shirt one man was wearing: “Look at that — 45, 47.” The message, of course, was that Trump will be not only the 45th, but the 47th president.

People cheered at the prospect.

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In April, Trump made a surprise stop at a pizza shop in Fort Myers, Florida, after delivering a speech.

He handed out slices of pizza to those nearby.

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During his Friday speech in Iowa, Trump joked, “Every time I get a subpoena, you know, my polls go up, I get more and more subpoenas.”

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“These are crooked people. Never happened in our country. It’s called weaponization of the Department of Justice and the FBI. We’ve never had anything like this. And it’s all bulls***, too,” Trump said to applause.

“That’s why my polls go up. I’m the only person [who] ever got indicted who became more popular! Because people understand it.”

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.