Hulk Hogan toasts Trump's imminent inauguration by pounding beers on Fox after getting booed by WWE fans in LA
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After being showered with boos from a raucous WWE crowd in Los Angeles one week earlier, wrestling legend Hulk Hogan found a much more receptive audience with Fox News’ Jesse Watters on Monday night. And that’s a good thing, because the 71-year-old born Terry Bollea was in a partying mood with Donald Trump’s inauguration just one week away.
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‘All I got to say, brother, is I got my Trump pump back on and I’m gonna be riding dirty all the way to that inauguration,’ Hulk told the grinning Watters while flexing his beefy, bronzed arms. Hogan is, of course, an ardent supporter of the President elect. He endorsed Trump’s candidacy at the 2024 GOP convention and later spoke in favor of his fellow reality television star at a Madison Square Garden rally in October. He even pitched himself to be Trump's Vice President before JD Vance was chosen.
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But Hogan may have had an ulterior motive on Fox News, where he plugged his new beer brand as well as his restaurant in Clearwater, Florida. ‘Man, I cannot believe you pulled me out of the party, brother,’ Hogan said after opening the segment by inhaling a can of beer.
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The 71-year-old Hogan was in a partying mood with Trump ’s inauguration one week away. ‘We got Hogan’s Hangout, first night of karaoke, we’re drinking Real American Beer, made by real Americans,’ Hogan continued, holding up the can for Watters’ audience to see.
