Hundreds of pro-Donald Trump supporters burst into the United States Capitol on a day when the United States Congress convened to officially certify Joe Biden as the winner of the presidential election. The protesters’ action led to violence in the House of Representatives.

Trump is set to leave office as soon as he lost the presidential election to Biden, who will soon take over. Although Trump has urged an end to the violence, he has reportedly promoted the protesters’ actions. As a result, some of his tweets have been deleted. His Facebook account was also blocked for 24 hours.

WWE legend Mick Foley spoke out against Trump after the violence and asked him to be kicked from the WWE Hall of Fame. Foley is himself a member of the WWE Hall of Fame and joined the class in 2013, the year Trump was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Check out his tweet –

Foley last appeared in WWE during The Undertaker’s final farewell to Survivor Series 2020.

Donald Trump’s WWE Career and Hall of Fame –

A WWE Hall of Fame member Trump enjoys an excellent relationship with Vince McMahon, the owner of WWE. His Trump Plaza had hosted Wrestlemania 4 and 5 in 1988 and 1989. Many years later, Trump also appeared on television and bought Vince’s WWE Raw in the screenplay.

The duo also took part in the Battle of the Billionaires, which took place at Wrestlemania 23. Bobby Lashley represented Trump while Umaga performed for Vince. As per the stipulation, Vince had his head shaved while Umaga lost.

Six years after the big event, Trump was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. Linda McMahon, Vince’s wife, served in Trump’s cabinet for a few years.