Trump reveals private chat with Katie Zacharia before her firing and urges supporters to check out RFK Jr's 'body' in wild Florida rally

President Donald Trump revealed a private chat he had with now-former White House press secretary Katie Zacharia during a raucous Florida rally Friday afternoon, where he also encouraged supporters to check out RFK Jr.'s 'body.' 

Trump was in Fort Myers, Florida to lend his support to Republican gubernatorial hopeful Representative Byron Donalds and Senator Ashley Moody, who is running in a special election to fill the rest of Secretary of State Marco Rubio's term.

Polls show Donalds and Moody ahead of their Democratic counterparts, but a little too close for comfort in a state that MAGA has turned red in recent elections.

The President revealed more details about Zacharia's quick departure - which occurred one week ago after only five days on the job - as he complained about reporters 'screaming' at him as he left the White House earlier.

'They want to know so many different things. What about this? What about this?' Trump said. 

'No wonder that poor young woman - she was a perfect, beautiful woman - when she walked into that press room and they started screaming at her, she freaked out,' the President revealed. 

Zacharia gave one 14-minute press briefing in her brief tenure, which lasted less than one half of a Scaramucci.

'And I said, "you know what, there are nicer ways for you to make a living. You want to deal with these maniacs? You can deal if you want, but there are easier ways for you to live,'" he said he told her, before Zacharia got the boot. 

On the South Lawn Friday morning, reporters again pressed Trump on his defense of an ad run by Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy that starred his Democratic rival Dr Amy Acton's estranged mother - who stayed with her stepfather after a grand jury found that he had sexually assaulted Acton as a child. 

Both Trump and Ramaswamy have stood firm on the ad. 

Later in his speech, which lasted around 90 minutes, he called attention to Kennedy, his Health and Human Services Secretary, calling for him to come onstage. 

'By the way, seriously, did anybody ever see the build, the body on Bobby?' Trump asked the crowd. 'He's got the body of a 30-year-old.' 

Kennedy's workouts, where he is clad in jeans, and diet, consisting of meat and fermented vegetables, have produced headlines since he followed his late Democratic father into politics. 

Trump also bragged about the Kennedy family connection.

'Think of it, think of it, he's a Republican and he's the most important Kennedy in the Kennedy family by far,' Trump said. 'Is that good? See, now with that statement, I just caused him a little more problem, but we can handle problems, right?' 

While Trump spent lengthy portions of his rally discussing his renovation projects - including a spiel on updating a White House door and announcing he didn't 'give a s***' about being sued over them - he did also touch on the Florida races.

Moody is running against Florida state Representative Angie Nixon, a Democratic socialist who beat Alexander Vindman, a witness from Trump's first impeachment trial, in the Democratic primary.

Trump took a brief swat at Vindman saying, 'I could not stand the guy she beat,' and adding that he was a 'bad guy.' 

He called Nixon a 'Marxist maniac' and jokingly asked the audience if there's 'any relationship to the late, great Richard Nixon?' 

'No, I don't think so,' Trump added. 'No, the press will say, "Can you believe he said that?" ... that's why you can't be cute.' 

Trump then turned his attention to Donalds' rival, former Republican Representative David Jolly, who's running as a Democrat for Florida governor to replace the term-limited GOP Governor Ron DeSantis. 

'He was thrown out of the party like a dog,' Trump exclaimed.