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Trump, 80, Goes Off Script With Bizarre D-Day Analogy

The Daily Beast

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July 5, 2026

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Trump, 80, Goes Off Script With Bizarre D-Day Analogy

Evan Vucci / REUTERSPresident Donald Trump compared his willingness—or, rather, eagerness—to deliver his July 4th speech after the National Mall was evacuated due to severe weather on Saturday to U.S. soldiers storming the beaches of Normandy during World War II.The octogenarian made the wild analogy during a phone call with Fox News host Bret Baier, as he vowed to go ahead with what was largely a political speech on the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding. Read more at The Daily Beast.

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Breitbart News

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· Jun 23, 2026

“Nobody Cares” Trump Rescues White House Official's Awkward Stumble

Energy Secretary Chris Wright found himself stuck in an awkward loop over whether an event happened 120, 121, or 140 years ago — until President Trump jumped in with a response that quickly got the room laughing.

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· Jul 10, 2026

All the Wildest Photos From Trump’s State Fair Flop

Getty Images/ReutersFriday, July 10, brings to a close one of the most perfect visual representations of Donald Trump’s second presidency to date. With his D.C. makeover already falling into disrepair and his approval ratings in the gutter, the 80-year-old attempted to drum up some national positivity with the party to end them all: the Great American State Fair. “It’s going to be great. It’s going to be unbelievable,” the president promised on the National Mall as he launched the event on June 25 with a MAGA-style rally. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Lawyers, Guns & Money

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· Jul 2, 2026

Trump ruins everything

While the reality TV version of Donald Trump would have put on the best semiquincentennial celebration ever, the real one is putting on a combination of banal partisan rally and D- underfunded county fair: I stopped by the Great American State Fair on Tuesday. The website listed the day’s theme as “Innovation, Technology Progress.” [] The post Trump ruins everything appeared first on Lawyers, Guns Money.

The Independent

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· Jun 29, 2026

Trump’s obsession with Washington DC’s image is not new - it’s long been a battleground for competing visions and ideals

From the very beginning, Washington was built to be seen

Issues & Insights

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· Jun 24, 2026

Our ‘Terrible Masters’

George Washington told us we'd have days like these, when the worst among us gained political power.

PBS NewsHour

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· Jul 6, 2026

WATCH: Trump says he never talks to his kids about business as president but 'I think I'm allowed to'

President Donald Trump also offered a dubious history lesson, suggesting that, as president, George Washington had two desks — one for business matters and another for the presidency.

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Related coverage for "Trump, 80, Goes Off Script With Bizarre D-Day Analogy": Breitbart News — “Nobody Cares” Trump Rescues White House Official's Awkward Stumble. The Daily Beast — All the Wildest Photos From Trump’s State Fair Flop. Lawyers, Guns & Money — Trump ruins everything. The Independent — Trump’s obsession with Washington DC’s image is not new - it’s long been a battleground for competing visions and ideals. Issues & Insights — Our ‘Terrible Masters’. PBS NewsHour — WATCH: Trump says he never talks to his kids about business as president but 'I think I'm allowed to'