Donald Trump makes unusual noises during campaign rallies

Donald Trump has drawn attention for making unusual vocalizations during recent campaign events in Texas and Florida.

During a rally in Corpus Christi, Texas, on October 27, Trump used exaggerated chewing and gagging noises while attempting to ridicule Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico. Trump suggested Talarico had been food poisoned by meat, an assertion Talarico has dismissed by stating he is neither vegan nor vegetarian.

At a rally in Daytona Beach, Florida, on October 30, Trump made an unusual gargling sound while discussing his family. While addressing an allegation involving a woman and her brother, Trump stated, “I did not marry my sister,” and commented on his relationship with his sisters, including his surviving sibling, Elizabeth. The remarks occurred as Trump campaigned for Republican candidates ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.