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Influencers Are Racing to Profit From the Trump Shooting

Niche celebrities and right-wing activists are already hawking merchandise featuring the image of a bloodied Donald Trump raising his fist in the air.

PHOTOGRAPH: BRENDAN MCDERMID/REUTERS

Pro-Trump influencers and supporters raced to put out merchandise featuring the image of Trump with blood on his face and a fist in the air just hours after the deadly shooting and assassination attempt on Saturday.

By Sunday afternoon, right-wing activist Candace Owens and former Trump administration official Sebastian Gorka had released shirts with the image. Owens’ shirt read “For God and Country,” while Gorka’s proclaimed “The President of America.”

Neither Owens nor Gorka immediately responded to requests for comment from WIRED about whether they would donate their proceeds to Trump’s reelection campaign or to the families of those shot at the rally.

David Portnoy, founder and owner of Barstool Sports, linked to a similar shirt on X made by the Southern fraternity brand Old Row, which was acquired by Barstool in 2016. The shirt read, “If you come at the king you best not miss.”

“Dam you guys already making money off the shooting?” one X user replied to Portnoy. By Sunday afternoon, it appeared Old Row had removed the shirt listing. The company did not immediately respond to requests from WIRED to confirm that the shirt had been removed after backlash.