US EditionIn Speech to Nation, Trump Defends First Year Back in White House
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‘Man Can't Read’: Trump Spent Months Complaining That the UN Teleprompter Was Rigged, But His Latest Speech Showed Something Else
After months of complaining about his teleprompter issues at the U.N., President Donald Trump gave it another go during a speech at the White House. The polarizing politician spoke for around 20 minutes in the White House’s Diplomatic Reception Room on Dec. 17, surrounded by decorated Christmas trees, the American flag, and a portrait of George Washington. He intended to boast about his first year in office, but his televised prime-time address …
Shortly before Christmas Trump gave a speech to the nation - with an emphatically optimistic view of the crisis-ridden economy and well-known criticism of his predecessor Biden. But the satisfaction of the voters decreases.[more]]>
In speech to nation, Trump defends first year back in White House
President Donald Trump is spending the waning moments of 2025 defending the first year of his second term, as polls show deep voter dissatisfaction with the economy. He used a Wednesday address to the nation to blame Joe Biden for a host of issues while casting his own policies — from tariffs to immigration crackdowns — as wins. Trump highlighted his “big, beautiful bill,” promising that voters will feel its effects soon, and pledged “aggressive…
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, gave an 18-minute speech with the aim of defending his achievements in the first year of his mandate and arguing that "The Golden Age" promised in last year's campaign was gaining momentum. In his speech to the nation: Trump says he 'has 'emed' an entry of irregular immigrants in the country and blame Biden for 'bugunça' inherited Analise: Trump justifies near Venezuela against drugs, but leaves …
18-12-25.-The President of the United States, Donald Trump, gave a speech from the White House on Wednesday, in which he tried to present his first year back to power as a success, diverted concerns about the cost of living and offered few details of new policies as he looked at...
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