'I ate a squirrel and it was beautiful' says Trump to wild moronic cheers

A BEFUDDLED and deranged Donald Trump has told a rally he ate the most beautiful pet squirrel and been cheered to the rafters for it. 

Trump, who experts believe to be dimly aware he is running to be president, is spending his final day of the campaign packing in as many unhinged soundbites and incidents of cognitive decline as he can.

He told a Pennsylvania rally: “A pet squirrel. A beloved pet, with so many views on Instagram. This squirrel, Peanut, one of the most important squirrels in the world.

“I fried it and ate it. Kamala killed him, she’s a murderer, she really is no good at all. My chef Tony, a wonderful man, creates a soufflé you would not believe. It’s so hard to make a soufflé rise, you know? You know about that, you’re working people.

“Anyhow he cooked the squirrel, sauteéd it like you do down here in the South, you eat squirrel for every meal, am I right? It really was so beautiful served with fries. And he thanked me for eating him. That was so nice of him. I appreciated that.

“A billionaire called me and congratulated me. This country’s gone to hell. They’re giving stock options to migrants, all your Fortune 500 stocks. Lock up these fake pollsters and shoot them. I’m still in the White House. 28 million Americans, killed by vaccines.”

Supporter Norm Steele of Scranton said: “He’s the only politician unafraid to tell the truth! Wohoooo! Yeah! F**k that squirrel! USA! USA!”

My key opponent will be myself, says Badenoch

KEMI Badenoch has told interviewers her key fight as Conservative leader will be with herself – and that she intends to win. 

The new Tory leader confirmed she will be challenging herself to multiple conflicts every single day and is confident that, after a no-quarter-given battle of outspoken values and plain unvarnished truths, she will eventually emerge victorious.

She said: “I’m not afraid of a fight. I had one in the lift up here.

“You should have seen it. I unleashed absolute hell on myself but, as I warned myself in the mirror beforehand, I gave as good as I got. Emerging bloody and bruised to the surprise of the BBC’s make-up lady, I roared in triumph.

“In the next few weeks, look forward to Kemi the proud black woman vs Kemi who doesn’t play the race card, Kemi the fresh start vs Kemi the former cabinet minister, and of course Kemi of now vs Kemi of whatever that bitch said to the media three hours ago.

“I will fight for the people of Britain. I will fight tirelessly. My opponent will be with me day and night. I will not rest until I have twatted her one.”

Prime minister Keir Starmer said: “While this at first seems positive, I am concerned these battles will be so vicious we may suffer collateral damage.”