Topic: Doral

A violent parody video based on the movie "Kingsman" surfaced, depicting President Trump attacking media outlets and political opponents. The video was reportedly shown at a conference at the Trump National Doral resort, though the campaign denied involvement. The White House Correspondents Association condemned the depiction of violence against journalists.

Police engaged in a shootout with 42-year-old Jonathan Oddy at the Trump National Doral hotel in Miami after he scaled a fence and began shouting political rhetoric. Body camera footage captured the firefight in the hotel lobby; Oddy survived gunshot wounds to the leg and faces multiple felony charges, including attempted murder of an officer.

During the World Championship of Golf at Trump National Doral, Donald Trump observed a barrage of negative attack ads airing during the broadcast. Trump reportedly attempted to distract Cadillac executives and other guests from the commercials by pointing out the quality of the golf course grass. The segment highlights the saturation of anti-Trump media even during non-political sporting events.

Donald Trump argues that his success in real estate, such as acquiring Doral and the Old Post Office in D.C., was not the result of complex "14-point plans" but of aggressive negotiation. This "no-plan" populist message resonates with voters who want a fighter in the White House.