Donald Trump said again that he would accept people into the crowd at his latest gathering as he once again boasted that he was “immune” from the Coronavirus.

The president said he would accept a “handsome” man he saw in the crowd although he was “not having a lot of fun”, as did other men and women – and he danced again to the YMCA’s tunes at the end.

The American president was talking about how important it was for him to get out of the White House and meet people.

At one point in his speech at John Moortha County Johnstown-Cambria Airport in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Tuesday evening, the incumbent Republican leader threw face masks bearing Trump’s sign at a crowd of supporters.

He ended the walk as he always does by doing some awkward father dances on the biggest blow to the people of the village.

The president checked himself out of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center last week after only a few days, although he still has coronavirus.

The President threw some Trump masks into the crowd

However, after Doctor Sean Connelly gave all the clarity to resume his election tour from Saturday, Trump painted a picture of someone who easily defeated the deadly virus.

He said, “I could have stayed in the basement of the White House – or maybe even upstairs in the White House – I could have done that, but I’m the president of the United States, I can’t do that.” Packed march of Jonestown.

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“I have to go out and meet people and I have to see people.

Trump ended the gathering with another little dance

“I know it’s risky to do that. But you have to do what you have to do. You know, I’m the boss.”

“I can’t just sit in the basement and say let’s wait for this thing. I’m not going to do that.

“And now I’m immune, they tell me. I’m immune.”

It was at this point that the roving speech – delivered by the maskless president in a black suit and red tie – took an odd turn.

The Republican leader claimed to be “immune” from the Coronavirus

The Pennsylvania Rally attracted huge crowds

He said, “I can go down and start kissing everyone. I will kiss every man – man and woman. Man and woman.”

“Look at this guy, how handsome he is,” he continued, gesturing to someone in the crowd. “And I will kiss it – not with a lot of fun but that’s okay.”

He also threatened to kiss people during a rally in Florida on Monday, as well as throw Trump masks into the crowd.

Young boy points up, wearing Trump costume

In Jonestown he said he felt like a “Superman” after receiving treatment Corona VirusWhat the hell it was.

The president was given a combination of antibody treatments and steroids after entering the hospital.

He said, “I took something, I don’t know what the hell was, but it was a cure. I don’t know what it is. Antibodies, I don’t know.”

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He claimed in a video filmed at the White House last week He was administered an experimental REGN-COV2 antibody cocktail that ‘cured’.

“I went in and didn’t feel very hot and within a very short time they gave me Regeneron.

“Other things too, but I think that was the key … It was just unbelievable. I immediately felt relaxed.”

In a crowd yesterday claiming before he contracted the disease, doctors said that survival makes people immune for life, which is not true.

Then Trump promised to “crush the virus very quickly.”

Confirmed cases of coronavirus in the United States are currently on the rise.

A study published on September 29 found that the United States has a much higher Covid-19 death rate than European countries.

The United States has the highest number of infections and deaths attributed to COVID-19, accounting for 21% of global deaths.