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President Donald Trump was forced to halt a pre-midterms campaign rally in Daytona Beach, Florida, on Friday to wipe his eye as he struggled to keep it open, just days before voters head to the polls.
Trump paused to wipe his eye with a napkin he dipped in a cup of water about halfway through the event, briefly interrupting his remarks to supporters ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections.
'Do you mind?
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you → take → elections
I got a thing in my eye, watch this,' Trump said.
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Trump → got → this
'Ah, that's so much better,' he said before splashing the rest of his cup of water at the audience behind him.
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he → say → him
'I wish I had little eye drops,' he continued.
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he → wish → drops
Trump then took a shot at critics who have suggested his health was the reason for initially canceling this weekend's rallies.
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health → take → rallies
'If I did, they'd say I was seriously ill, that there's something wrong with me,' he said.
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he → do → me
The 80-year-old president had abruptly canceled two weekend rallies in Kansas and Iowa, fueling speculation about his health despite insisting he felt 'perfect.'
But both appearances were later reinstated Friday ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections.
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appearances → cancel → elections
The moment came around an hour into Trump's rally in Daytona Beach on Friday, as the president campaigned ahead of elections that will determine control of Congress.
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that → come → Congress
President Donald Trump wiped his eye with a napkin at his Florida rally on Friday
US President Donald Trump points a finger as he arrives to deliver remarks during a midterm campaign rally at Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Florida, US, October 30, 2026
The event kicked off nearly an hour after the scheduled start time, something that had become a staple of Trump's rallies over the years, especially during the 2024 general election campaign.
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that → wipe → campaign
On Thursday, Trump unleashed a body-shaming tirade at a reporter who asked him if he nixed a Kansas rally because he was 'sick of travel.'
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he → unleash → travel
The President was returning from a rally in South Carolina Thursday afternoon to attend Halloween at the White House alongside First Lady Melania Trump when he was asked about the Kansas cancellation.
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he → return → cancellation
Trump was expected to head to Salina, Kansas, on Saturday to boost Republican Senator Roger Marshall, who's in a surprisingly tight reelection race, but strangely abandoned the adoring crowds and scheduled tele-rallies from Mar-a-Lago instead.
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who → expect → Lago
He also scrapped a planned rally in Dubuque, Iowa.
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He → scrap → Dubuque
They have since been reinstated.
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They → reinstate → ?
'Oh, you're sick to ask that question.
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you → ask → question
You are sick,' Trump laid into the Reuters reporter, asking him who he was with, and then labeling him a 'dope.'
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he → lay → him
He then continued, 'Look at this guy.
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He → continue → guy
Look at how badly...,' later adding, 'You are disgusting.
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You → look → ?
You look like hell.'
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You → look → hell
Trump moved down the line of reporters to complain.
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Trump → move → reporters
He comes to me.
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He → come → me
"Sir, you're not going to go to Kansas."
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you → go → Kansas
I'm not going to Kansas because he's doing very well.
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he → go → Kansas
I'm going to do a tele-rally.
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I → go → rally
Tomorrow I'm doing Florida.
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I → do → Florida
He said, "What's the reason?"
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reason → say → ?
He says, "What's the reason for this, sir, that you're not going to Kansas?"' Trump said, repeating a conversation that had taken place just seconds before.
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that → say → place
'You know what the reason is?' Trump asked.
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Trump → know → ?
'I don't feel like I have to go to Kansas.'
A protester is removed as US President Donald Trump delivers remarks during a midterm campaign rally at Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Florida, US, October 30, 2026
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Trump → feel → Beach
Earlier during Friday's event, Trump was interrupted by at least three protesters whom he claimed were being paid by billionaire Democratic donor George Soros.
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he → interrupt → Soros
One of the protesters was a man wearing a shirt emblazoned with 'Release the Files, ' an apparent reference to the files regarding convicted pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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One → wear → Epstein
Friday's rally also saw Republicans unleash blistering attacks on Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar.
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Republicans → see → Omar
Republican congressman Randy Fine, one of Omar's colleagues in the US House of Representatives, used his appearance to launch an extraordinary broadside against Democrats and single out Omar, as well as Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
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Fine → use → Omar
'Many of the Democrats in Congress, they hate America,' Fine told the rally crowd.
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Fine → hate → crowd
'It isn't that they have a different vision for this country.
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they → have → country
It is their goal to seek our destruction,' he added.
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he → seek → destruction
Fine claimed Omar, Tlaib and Mamdani 'seek to overrun us with Third-World migrants who do not share our values or our faith, and who do not respect our heritage or our history.'
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who → claim → heritage
He then vowed to file a motion to 'expel' Omar from Congress 'if the evidence shows' that she 'is not a citizen of the United States.'
Gubernatorial candidate US Representative Byron Donalds, Republican from Florida, holds MAGA hats before throwing them to supporters as they wait for US President Donald Trump to speak at a midterm campaign rally at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Florida on October 30, 2026
Florida Republican Randy Fine, who is Jewish, said that his Muslim colleague Ilhan Omar should be kicked out of Congress
Trump later targeted Omar, saying she shouldn't be allowed to serve in Congress as well.
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she → vow → Congress
The president also doubled down and made an eye-catching financial promise to voters, repeating his pledge to give $5,000 to every adult American citizen if Republicans win control of both the House and Senate, although he made them pledge that they would not spend the money abroad.
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they → double → money
In his typical 'weave' fashion, Trump rapidly danced between subjects throughout the speech, at one point reminiscing about his hit NBC show The Apprentice.
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Trump → dance → show
…and 12 more, not listed.
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