Trump mocked after White House floats bulletproof vest plan

 The incident prompted the White House to consider what officials are describing as "major security improvements," including the possibility of making the 79-year-old president wear a bulletproof vest during public appearances. The plan to put Trump in a bulletproof vest was reported by Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy, who said on air, "There are discussions underway at the White House about whether or not President Trump is going to have to start wearing a bulletproof vest for future events in public." White House officials are considering having Donald Trump wear a bulletproof vest at all public events Wow pic.twitter.com/XEl7QZtEBb The reported bulletproof vest proposal quickly became the subject of widespread mockery online. "This piece of s*** needs to wear a bulletproof diaper so he stops stinking people out of rooms," one X user wrote, referencing online rumors that Trump wears diapers. Several comments also targeted Trump's physique, with one claiming a bulletproof vest for Trump would "take months to assemble," and another asking, "Do they even make vests that large?" Investigators are reviewing a manifesto attributed to him, which reportedly contained conspiracy-driven claims about Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, including accusations that Trump was a "child abuser" and "rapist" who needs to be killed. Social media activity linked to Allen showed criticism of Trump and U.S. foreign policy, and the suspect's relatives also told investigators he had made radical statements.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy