Donald Trump Denies Involvement in Golden Showers

Donald Trump addressed the infamous allegations from the Steele dossier during a rally in Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he denied the claims that he had sex workers urinate on him, calling them untrue. Trump stated that his wife, Melania, didn’t believe these allegations because he is a “germophobe” and would not be interested in such activities.

Trump joked about the situation via Business Insider, saying, “‘He was with four hookers’ — you think that was good that night to go up and tell my wife? ‘It’s not true darling, I love you very much, it’s not true.’ Actually, that one she didn’t believe because she said, ‘he’s a germophobe, he’s not into that, you know.'”

He emphasized that he is “not into ‘golden showers’ as they say they called it” and expressed his discomfort with the idea.

These allegations were first mentioned in the Steele dossier, a document created by former British spy Christopher Steele in 2016. The dossier claimed that Russian authorities had secretly recorded Trump with sex workers in a Moscow hotel room, including the alleged incident involving urination. Trump has consistently denied these allegations, and there is no concrete evidence to prove their veracity.

Trump’s comments on this topic come as he continues to campaign for the Republican nomination for the 2024 presidential election. He has been a prominent figure in American politics and continues to address various issues and controversies during his appearances and rallies.

What are your thoughts on Donald Trump’s comments regarding the allegations from the Steele dossier? Do you think his denial and explanation will affect public perception of the claims made in the dossier, or do you believe this issue is unlikely to have a significant impact on his political career at this point? Leave us a comment.