Jake Paul has claimed Donald Trump's critics “hate America” as the 78-year-old was sworn in as president for the second time on Monday.
Paul, who endorsed Trump before the election, attended the inauguration with his brother Logan, his mother and UFC star Conor McGregor.
And the YouTube sensation-turned-boxer took aim at Trump haters when he returned to the Oval Office.
“Any American who doesn't support Trump after this speech simply hates America and doesn't want what's best for this country and the world,” he said. wrote in X.
“Today is about togetherness in every way,” he added in a separate post. 'Fists down, unity up. It's an honor to be here. God bless America.
Brothers Paul, their mother Pam and McGregor posed for a selfie while aboard a bus heading to the inauguration.
Jake Paul was seen in the crowd during Donald Trump's inauguration on Monday.
Trump spoke later during an indoor inauguration parade at Capital One Arena.
Paul wrote on social media that people who don't support Trump “hate America”
Paul, his brother Logan, his mother Pam and Conor McGregor traveled to the event together.
Jake and Logan were later seen speaking with OpenAI founder Sam Altman at the event.
Even though he rescinded his right to vote by moving to Puerto Rico, Paul was incredibly vocal in his support for Trump before the election.
'Look at the facts. Think for yourself. “Don't be a sheep in this world full of sheep,” he said in a video posted on X.
In the clip, Paul, 27, mentions the economy, border control and even transgenderism as topics that influenced his thinking toward Trump.
Paul also brought up the issue of abortion, saying that women have the same amount of rights now as they did when Trump began his presidency in 2016, despite Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022 (a move that was aided by Trump's conservative Supreme Court appointees).
The YouTuber-turned-wrestler then encouraged women concerned about abortion to not be “single-issue voters.”
“Most of your favorite celebrities, athletes, all of them are secretly conservative because the left has created a world where conservatives like me speaking out have very, very important consequences,” he added.
That turned out to be the case Monday when hockey legend Wayne Gretzky was spotted at the inauguration.
Comedian Theo Von was also at the event, as was podcaster Joe Rogan.