Trump Prayed With a South Carolina Restaurant Worker During a Campaign Stoppage

Former President Donald Trump prayed with an emotional South Carolina restaurant worker during a campaign shutdown, a viral video has revealed.

On Saturday, Trump walked up to a counter in Zesto, Western Colombia, and asked an employee if she recommended the food, as the employee was recording the ex-president on her cell phone camera.

“Yes sir,” the desk clerk replies, before asking, “Do you care if I pray for you?”

“Go ahead,” Trump says before the woman takes his hand and asks God to watch over him, as seen in the video.

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Former President Trump prays at a restaurant in South Carolina.
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The video went viral on social media like wildfire and had over 2 million views by Sunday afternoon.

“This is the real @realDonaldTrump that the media won’t show you!” The deputy director of communications for Save America and Trump tweeted about it.

Trump was in Columbia, South Carolina on Saturday to campaign for his 2024 presidential run after campaigning in New Hampshire earlier in the day.

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During his State of the Union speech, Trump voiced opposition to Hunter Biden’s business dealings, said that President Biden was leading the US “to the brink of World War III”, and spoke out against critical racial theory and transgender issues.

Former President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign event at the State House in Columbia, South Carolina on Saturday, January 28, 2023.
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“We are going to stop the radical left racists and perverts who are trying to indoctrinate our youth, and we are going to get their Marxist hands off our children,” he said.

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On Saturday, Trump won the support of leading South Carolina Republicans such as Gov. Henry McMaster and Senator Lindsey Graham.

Bob Roach and his sister Caroline Church stand outside the South Carolina State House in Columbia as they arrive for former President Donald Trump’s campaign event on Saturday, January 28, 2023.
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“There is no Trump politics without Donald Trump,” Graham said during the event.

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“You can talk about his politics, but you can’t do what he did.”

Fox News Digital reached out to Zesto for comment, but did not immediately receive a response.