Trump Rages About ‘All Bullsh*t’ Legal Woes — At a White House Faith Luncheon

President Donald Trump went on a short, foul-mouthed tirade about his past legal troubles, calling them “all bullshit” — as he addressed a White House Faith Luncheon Monday.

As Trump addressed the crowd for the religious-based event, Trump railed against everyone from Fed Chair Jerome Powell to transgender athletes to former President Joe Biden.

But the speech took a profane turn as Trump brought up his brushes with the law.

Shortly after comparing himself to the late mobster Al Capone, Trump took aim at the various charges and investigations against him, including the “perfect” Ukraine call.

“I got indicted five times, impeached two times. All bullshit, right? Terrible stuff,” Trump told the assembled audience.

It’s not the first time Trump has compared himself to Capone, the Chicago organized crime kingpin who died in 1947.

During a rally in Wildwood, New Jersey, last year, the then-presidential candidate told the crowd he was indicted more times than the notorious gangster, charges he also called “bullshit.”