Donald Trump, 80, Stops Rally Cold to Thirst Over Female Fan

Photo Illustration by Victoria Sunday/The Daily Beast/Getty Images Donald Trump turned a Republican rally in Clarksville, Tennessee, into an impromptu beauty contest Saturday after a female admirer shouted that she loved him.

“I love you too, darling,” the president replied.

“Let’s see what you look like.

Ohhh, she’s a beautiful person,” he added with a grin and a chuckle.

The president then launched into one of his repeated complaints that “you’re not allowed to say a woman is beautiful,” adding: “The woman is beautiful over there; she just said, ‘I love you.’ Thank you.

“When you call her ‘beautiful,’ that’s the end of your political career,” the octogenarian added.

“I guess I’m from the old school.” Trump’s political career, however, hasn’t ended, though he has repeatedly ogled women , commented on their looks , and boasted about sexually aggressive behavior .

He was elected the first time around just weeks after the release of an Access Hollywood recording in which he boasted that his fame allowed him to “ grab ” women by the “p---y.

You can do anything.” He also spoke on the same tape about trying to seduce a married woman.

“I moved on her like a b---h,” he boasted.

He later dismissed his remarks as “ locker room talk .” Trump’s lament about the supposed risks of praising a woman’s looks was met with mockery on social media.

One X user responding to a clip of the exchange quipped: “ Natalie finally made it through security.” Earlier in the week, Trump took a break from a rally speech in Nebraska to check out the rear view of Natalie Harp, his ever-present 35-year-old blonde aide, as she walked offstage, and called her “perfect.” Just days earlier, Trump spent nearly two minutes fawning over another much-younger aide, 31-year-old communications adviser Margo Martin, as Harp looked on during an Oklahoma rally.

Trump repeatedly called Martin “beautiful,” praised her loyalty, and even invoked his bizarre “racehorse theory” while complimenting her looks and those of her parents.

He also trotted out the same complaint about how calling a woman beautiful could end his political career.