Ventura: Trump Faked Ear Injury for Political Gain

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Former Minnesota governor and wrestling star Jesse Ventura has stirred controversy with

a bold claim about last summer's assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

The 74-year-old insists Trump fake the minor ear injury he suffered during a rally in Butler,

Pennsylvania, to boost his image as a hero.

Ventura drew from his wrestling days suggesting Trump pulled off a classic blade job.

That's when performers cut themselves to draw blood and amp up the drama in the ring.

Ventura questioned the lack of any visible scar in Trump's ear today.

He brushed aside the tragic death of a spectator in the incident, arguing it was all part

of Trump achieving his goal of looking tough and inspiring.

Loyalty and loyalty.

Ventura also took aim at Trump's induction into the WWE Hall of Fame.

He called it unearned, alleging Trump held very sexual misconduct allegations against former

WWE head Vince McMahon.

These resurface remarks highlight Ventura's ongoing skepticism toward Trump, blending wrestling

lore with politics in a way that's bound to keep the debate alive.