During a visit to Corpus Christi, Donald Trump made a spontaneous stop at a Whataburger, treating patrons to hamburgers and prompting a short “USA” chant.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — President Donald Trump made an impromptu stop at a Whataburger in Corpus Christi Friday, greeting customers and employees during a visit that was captured in videos shared on X.
In the videos, Trump can be heard saying “hamburgers for all” as he moved through the restaurant, shaking hands and chatting with workers and diners.
Trump is seen purchasing hamburgers for those inside the restaurant. As he moved through the dining area, greeting customers, a brief “USA” chant broke out among the crowd. The fast-food chain is widely considered a Texas staple, with deep roots in the state and a loyal fan base.
The videos were shared by Trump’s special assistant and communications advisor, Margo Martin. Before ordering hamburgers for all the patrons, Trump was seen interacting staff behind the counter.
Trump was in Corpus Christi to promote his energy agenda. During the stop, he also touched on broader national issues, referencing his State of the Union address and discussing the country’s affordability challenges.
The stop added a lighter moment to a trip otherwise focused on energy and economic policy, putting Trump in a familiar Texas setting as he chatted with customers and employees. Videos of the visit quickly spread online.