Donald Trump Talked About Money During Toast At Tiffany's Mar-A-Lago Wedding

During his toast at his daughter Tiffany Trump's wedding, Donald Trump admitted that he nixed a plan to build a tent over the pool at Mar-a-Lago, where the nuptials were held. "They were worried about rain," Donald explained, per Page Six. "They said, 'Sir, we are going to build a big tent over the pool.' I don't want a tent because if you build a tent two things: Number one, it costs a lot of money. Who wants to spend the money? And two, it's just not the same. And I said, 'Let's take our chances, right Tiff?'"

Luckily everything worked out with the weather, and Donald did have some well-wishes for Tiffany and her new husband, Michael Boulos. He called the newlyweds "two spectacular people" and added that the family was "very proud of both of you."

Now that the wedding — and the midterm elections — are over, sources have revealed that Donald is ready to announce his 2024 presidential campaign. At a rally in Ohio, Trump told his supporters that he was preparing to make a big announcement (via CNBC).