Prime Minister Donald Trump with laughter Oval office on Wednesday after the “Let’s Go Brandon” a Sticker.
While meeting together Wounded veteransThe prime minister seemed to be a star, asks: “Who is the picture there?”
“That is Joe Biden”
“I say, ‘What was that picture?” “Trump used to be laughed.” Lick or medicine. “
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Prime Minister Trump After noticed in the Oval office at the Oval-Bid Bid Office. (Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images)
When a sports reporter is a larger crowd of “following brandon Brown’s success on NASCAR XFINITY Series Race, a crowd started with “f — Joe Biden” started at his backward interview.
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The video went quickly to Mega-Viral and people because so used as a way of using the previous boss.
US President Donald Trump talks to our wounded injuries before we have been on high education institutions in Washington, DC on April 23, 2025 on the White Office, DC. (Saul loeb / AFP via Getty images)
Lighthearted Oval-termination followed the starter change then Trump from the group of veterans and their families, many of them visited the first time.
“These are amazing people, her heroes,” Trump said.
“Mr. President,” Mr. President, we only have the energy that was happy with this administration, he is behind you. We think we love you. “
Added to another video: “Thanks for the love of America, Sirben.”
Activities showed up to many new management orders, including large starts of education.
Donald Trump President After Administration orders at the Oval Office on the White House on April 23, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images)
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Among them: refer to high education for high education, add to the expression of foreign influence on American universities, and a national piece for US youth.
Fox News Digital’s Bradford Betz participated in this report.
