Trump Gives Deranged Speech on Military With Easter Bunny at His Side
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Trump Gives Deranged Speech on Military With Easter Bunny at His Side

April 6, 2026
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President Trump used his Easter Monday speech to boast about his deadly war on Iran while flanked by the first lady and the Easter Bunny.“So today is a very special day. It’s a day where we celebrate Jesus. It’s a day where we celebrate religion,” Trump said Monday morning at the White House Easter Egg Roll, his voice devoid of enthusiasm. He then went on his usual spiel about how the U.S.

Trump Gives Deranged Speech on Military With Easter Bunny at His Side

is doing better than ever before pivoting to the war on Iran and the rescue of two downed American fighter jet pilots.“I just wanna say we have a great military. We have the greatest military, the most powerful military in any place in the world. You saw what happened with Venezuela,” Trump continued, referring to the illegal kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The crowd cheered. “Our warriors are the greatest fighters on earth,” he added.Then more rambling about eggs, fake news, the Easter decorations, and how we’re “the hottest country in the world.”Only Trump could turn what’s meant to be a short, sweet speech about Jesus Christ and the meaning of rebirth and resurrection into a speech about himself and the destruction he’s imposing across the globe. Especially while someone in an Easter Bunny costume is standing there like JD Vance at the State of the Union.Trump's speech for the White House easter egg hunt: I just want to say we have a great military. We're the most powerful military anyplace in the world. You saw what happened with Venezuela, and it's an honor. I built it in my first term and I didn't know I would be using it so pic.twitter.com/9mvjO51bdX— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 6, 2026

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