Hogan accused the other side of lying about various issues, including Russia, and “trying to impeach [Trump], bankrupt him, put him out of business, trying to kill him.” Hogan continued, “Give me a break! Don’t even listen to that stuff.”
“At the end of the day, Trump’s my hero. He’s our leader. He’s a man of God,” said Hogan.
Former Wrestler Hulk Hogan Uses His Platform To Support Trump at Various Rallies
As a wrestler, Hulk Hogan has sold out Madison Square Garden over the past decades. He gladly returned to the venue to participate in the Trump Rally in October during the presidential campaign. Hogan mentioned that the “energy was so electric” that night. “I was the first one to do the ‘Trump dance,’ baby!” he recalled.
Hogan also went to the Republican National Convention with a different level of energy. The room was fairly quiet, recalled Hogan. He “ramped himself up” and said what was on his heart. “I never read the teleprompter,” he said, claiming the momentum from that moment just continued to grow for Trump’s campaign.
Ingraham brought up how athletes use their public platforms and the specific example at the recent UFC championship.
After the fight, UFC champion Jon Jones said to the crowd, “While I got the moment [and] while everybody’s cheering and so happy, I want to acknowledge Jesus Christ. I tell you what, man, I cannot take credit for a gift like this. I really owe it all to him.”
“And I know that there’s millions of people around the world watching right now, and I just want to let you guys know that Jesus loves you so much,” Jones continued. “That’s all I’ll say about that.”
Ingraham spoke of how Jones was taking his moment to proselytize, which is what “Christians are supposed to do.”
“All these superstar athletes coming out? That’s how they got where they are,” Hogan said. “They believed. They followed. ‘Ask and ye shall receive.'”
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“When you walk in the light—not when you get close to God—when you’re one with God, miracles happen,” Hogan continued. “Donald Trump is a man of God, and that’s why our country has a second chance.”
