Comedian Terrence K. Williams Goes Off In New Video After Donald Trump Golf Course Shooting

Terrence K. Williams is speaking out after the shooting that occurred at Donald Trump's Florida golf course on Sunday.

Donald Trump is safe and unharmed following the incident, according to his campaign. During a Sunday news conference, Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw stated that his office was notified at 1:30 p.m. ET about shots fired by the Secret Service. The agents reportedly opened fire on a man who was armed with a rifle and hiding in the bushes along the perimeter of Trump International Golf Club.

Moments later, comedian Terrence K. Williams, who is a conservative comedian, commentator, and actor known for his outspoken views and support of Donald Trump, took to X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, slamming the Democrats and blaming them for the attempt on the former President's life.

The video, which contains explicit language, has received over 55k likes on Instagram and nearly 60k on X.

"First of all, I wanna say f-ck every single last one of these Democrats who have made Donald Trump out to be some evil bad man," Williams began in his heated video shared to social media. "Screw every last single one of y'all who has ever said that Donald Trump was a danger to democracy."

"It is people like you that are putting his life in danger," he continued. "And if you really wanna know what I think... I think the Democrats are behind the attempt on Donald Trump's life. You think we stupid? We're not f-cking stupid."

The comedian, who was sporting a MAGA hat, then told his fans, "This is absolute insanity people, they are trying to take this man out ... They assassinated his character first, yeah. they used to love the man, but then as soon as he wanted to be President and fix all this bullsh-t that's been going on in America, they assassinated his character. Tried to make him out to be some hateful racist, some man who did this and that to women. BS."

Williams, who gained popularity through his comedic videos on social media, where he often comments on political events, pop culture, and current issues with a conservative perspective, went on to talk about how Trump faced impeachment twice, the January 6 riots, and his felony charges.

"Then when none of that worked, guess what happened? July 13, the attempt on Donald Trump's life, and that whole thing is fri-kin' shady. We still don't have answers," he added. "I've been around Donald Trump you can not get a piece of bubble gum past Secret Service. So how in the hell was that man able to get up on that damn roof at that damn rally?"

On Sunday, September 15, shots were fired while Donald Trump was golfing at his Florida golf course, prompting the Secret Service to spring into action and rush the former President to safety.

"Now look what happened, again, somebody tried to take his life again, in Florida, at his fri-kin' golf course," the comedian later added in his video. "And the Democrats have been parading around, telling people that Donald Trump is a danger to democracy. Do you want to know who is a danger to democracy? The f-cking people who are claiming Trump is a danger to democracy."

This is not the first time Williams has expressed his support for the former President. In an Instagram post shared in January 2020, the comedian shared, "President Trump is the best. This man is down to earth, normal, fun & real."

The post contained a photo of both Williams and Trump smiling side by side. "I Honestly can’t stop looking at this picture," he added. "I’m a guy that grew up in foster care, lived in a children's shelter, been in so many foster homes, and now look at me with The President of the United States of America. The American Dream is real. What an epic moment, the coolest moment & gets no better than this."

"I’m so happy. God Bless President Trump," Williams concluded.

According to a source who briefed CNN, Donald Trump was playing golf and moving between holes five and six at the time of the incident.

The FBI, U.S. Secret Service, and Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office are investigating the event, which the FBI has described as an "apparent attempted assassination of former President Trump" while he was at Trump International Golf Club.

Sheriff Ric Bradshaw reported that a Secret Service agent spotted the barrel of a rifle with a scope protruding from the golf course’s fence and immediately engaged with the individual. This agent, who is part of a team stationed a hole or two ahead of Trump, noted that the person was between 300 and 500 yards away from Trump.

The suspect fled in a car but was later spotted by a witness, which led law enforcement to locate the vehicle traveling north on I-95 in Martin County, just north of Palm Beach.