We are so back!

At a Mar-a-Lago gala celebrating President Donald Trump’s recent election victory, actor Sylvester Stallone made a surprise visit.

He got up and described President Trump as the “second George Washington”.

I’m sure the liberal media won’t know how to handle that.

Following Stallone’s remarks, Trump took the stage, and the two shared an embrace before Trump delivered his own speech.

Independent reports:

Sylvester Stallone has described Donald Trump as the “second George Washington” in a warm up speech for the President-elect at Mar-a-Lago.

The Hollywood heavyweight attended a black tie gala on Thursday to celebrate Trump’s election victory that was attended by many of his cabinet picks, including RFK Jr and Matt Gaetz.

“We’re in the presence of a really mythical character,” Stallone said, before adding that “nobody could have pulled off what Trump did”.

The Rocky star then welcomed the next president on stage where the pair embraced before Trump delivered a victory lap speech.

Stallone’s praise of the President-elect comes after claims Trump was obsessed over an apparent rivalry with the actor, previously telling a journalist he is “better than Sylvester Stallone at being a reality star.”

This is firing up MAGA in a big way!

It’s just refreshing to see someone from Hollywood to support truth.

And I will say it is with a sigh of relief to see Stallone stand up for President Trump.

So many childhood heroes of mine have shown their true colors, that they’re just puppets for the Establishment. (I’m looking at you, Arnie)

Time to put on Rocky and hit the weights!

This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport.

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