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A promotional/political graphic with a gold-and-white text overlay reading "President Trump's STATE of the UNION" at top and "The State of our Economy is SURGING" at bottom, framing a five-pointed gold star divider. The central photo shows Donald Trump seated at a wooden desk bearing the presidential seal, holding up a signed document (a proclamation or executive order) for the camera. He is surrounded by a group of men in suits and by workers wearing hard hats and high-visibility/reflective safety jackets (resembling miners or industrial/construction workers), several of whom are applauding. In the foreground, photographers' cameras, a boom microphone, and a phone held up to film are visible, indicating a press event.

Text in image: President Trump's STATE of the UNION ★★★★★ The State of our Economy is SURGING

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An aerial photograph looking down the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C., with the Lincoln Memorial visible at the far end and the Washington Monument area/city skyline in the background. A large stylized profile-silhouette caricature of a man's head (resembling Donald Trump, recognizable by the distinctive hairstyle and profile) has been digitally composited or artistically rendered into the surface of the reflecting pool's water, appearing as a green/light outline against the dark blue water. Pedestrians can be seen walking along the paths on either side of the pool, and trees line both sides of the park grounds.

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A political campaign graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background, bordered by a thin white frame. At the top, white text reads a headline about a governor's race, followed by a red banner noting a presidential endorsement. Below are two head-and-shoulders photos side by side: on the left, a close-up cropped photo of Donald Trump with a serious/scowling expression, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and blue tie; on the right, a photo of a smiling older man with light gray/blond hair, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and light blue tie. At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE" campaign logo with stars and the slogan "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!".

Text in image: GOVERNOR OF IDAHO BRAD LITTLE WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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A political campaign graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background bordered by a thin white square frame. It shows a photo of Donald Trump (serious/stern expression, wearing a dark suit and blue tie) on the left and a photo of a smiling older man with light gray hair, wearing a dark plaid suit and dark tie, on the right. At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE" campaign logo with five stars above and below and the tagline "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!"

Text in image: FLORIDA COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE WILTON SIMPSON WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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A screenshot of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) mobile website/app live news feed. At the top is the WSJ masthead with a hamburger menu icon. Below is a "LIVE" tag next to the main headline about stocks and oil prices tied to comments on a potential Iran deal. Below that is a horizontal timeline of smaller headline blurbs with timestamps ("21 min ago," "22 min ago," "26 min ago," partially cut off), followed by a headline about the Strait of Hormuz. Below a divider is a photo of a man with dark, slicked-back hair in a dark suit and orange tie, seated at a witness table during what appears to be a Senate hearing, with a nameplate reading "Hon. Todd Blanche" in front of him and a water bottle beside it; blurred background figures and a blue light are visible behind him. Below the photo is the start of a headline about the Senate Judiciary Committee advancing Todd Blanche's nomination, cut off at the bottom of the image.

Text in image: WSJ ● LIVE Stocks Leap, Oil Slides After Bessent Says Iran Deal Could Be Close 21 min ago Wayfair Shares Jump on Higher Demand in U.S. Furniture Business 22 min ago Palantir Stock Jumps 25% on 'Otherworldly' Results 26 [cut off] Tr[cut off] Ba[cut off] Be[cut off] Inv[cut off] Hormuz Opening Uncertain After New Strike Hon. Todd Blanche Senate Judiciary Committee Advances Todd Blanche to Be

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A screenshot of a tweet/X post from a verified account "Mike Lee" (@BasedMikeLee), showing a profile photo of a man in front of an American flag background. The tweet quotes an embedded post from "Donald J. Trump" (@realDonaldTrump), also verified, with a small profile photo. The Trump post argues for military funding, a "Reconciliation 3.0" bill with $350 billion for defense, and the "SAVE AMERICA Act." Mike Lee's own text above the embedded quote calls for the Senate to pass the SAVE AMERICA Act by any legislative means necessary. Metadata at the bottom shows a timestamp of 12:26 AM · Jul 8, 2026 and "37.2K Views."

Text in image: Mike Lee ✓ @BasedMikeLee Through whatever means—nuking the Zombie Filibuster, enforcing the Talking Filibuster, a creative use of budget reconciliation, or otherwise—the Senate MUST pass the SAVE AMERICA Act. We've crossed the point of no return. Failure is not an option. Donald J. Trump ✓ [+] @realDonaldTrump The United States Military has never been stronger, or more powerful. No other Nation can do what we do (It's not even close!). This year we set even more Historic Recruiting Records, months ahead of schedule. Morale has never been higher. Our Military's unmatched POWER was on full display during our Celebration of 250 Years of American Independence and, like our Country, the WAR DEPARTMENT has never been "HOTTER." We need to keep it that way, which is why, when Congress returns, we must pass Reconciliation 3.0, with 350 Billion Dollars for Defense, plus THE SAVE AMERICA ACT! I am calling on House and Senate Leadership to make this their Number One Priority, and ensure that 350 Billion Dollars in Recon 3.0 moves out of the Budget Committee as soon as Congress is back in session. The SAVE AMERICA ACT, which everyone is asking for, paired with the full funding of our Great Department of War, can be passed very quickly, ensuring that the United States of America stays FREE for Generations to come. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP 12:26 AM · Jul 8, 2026 · 37.2K Views

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A historical painting depicting the construction of the White House (then called the President's House) in 1792. The partially built white mansion stands in the background surrounded by scaffolding, ladders, and workers on the roof and grounds, with wagons, lumber, and construction materials scattered about under a cloudy sky. In the foreground, several figures in 18th-century dress are gathered: two men in dark coats and tricorn hats stand prominently in the center — one holding rolled architectural plans, the other gesturing/pointing toward the building — identified by the caption as George Washington (left) and architect James Hoban (right). Other onlookers, including a woman in a red dress and blue shawl and additional men reviewing papers, are also present nearby.

Text in image: Architect James Hoban (right) and President George Washington (left) supervise construction on the President's House in 1792

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A political campaign graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background bordered by a thin white rectangle. It features a close-up photo of Donald Trump (serious/stern expression) on the left and a headshot of a smiling man wearing glasses and a suit with a red-and-blue striped tie on the right. At the bottom is a "TRUMP VANCE" campaign logo with stars and the slogan "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!".

Text in image: CONGRESSMAN (NE-03) ADRIAN SMITH WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE ★★★★★ MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! ★★★★★

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A graphic with a plain white background titled "SAVE AMERICA Act" in bold red text, underlined with a black line. Below is a numbered list of three policy proposals in bold black text with red numerals: voter ID, proof of citizenship, and no mail-in ballots (with a smaller-print exception noted for military, illness, disability, or travel).

Text in image: SAVE AMERICA Act 1) VOTER I.D. 2) PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP 3) NO MAIL-IN BALLOTS with exception for Military, Illness, Disability, or Travel!

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U.S. forces to aid, God bless our military, God bless Japan, and God bless the United States of America, and God bless our Navy. Thank you, everyone.

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Epstein. The journal reports that a spa worker from Mar-a-Lago often made house calls to Jeffrey Epstein's home, two miles away. But those house calls "came to a halt" in 2003 after an 18-year-old beautician returned to the club from a house call to Epstein and reported to managers that he had pressured her for sex. The HR manager faxed Trump a letter suggesting that the club ban Epstein, and Trump agreed, which does mirror the president's own public comments about why he cut ties with Epstein. The White House is responding to the Wall Street Journal, writing, "No matter how many times this story is told and retold, the truth remains President Trump did nothing wrong and he kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago for being a creep." He cut ties with Jeffrey Epstein long before Epstein became a convicted sex offender, a lot of Democrats didn't, and it is corroborated by the Wall Street Journal tonight.

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A digitally generated (AI-created), painting-style image in a classical portrait style, showing three men seated together at a wooden table in an oil-painting aesthetic reminiscent of historical founding-father portraits. From left to right: a man resembling George Washington with white powdered hair, a ruffled white collar/jabot, and a dark coat, holding a quill pen over a document; a man resembling Abraham Lincoln, clean-shaven except styled facial hair, wearing a black bow tie and dark suit/vest, also holding a quill pen; and a man resembling Donald Trump with blond/orange hair, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and dark tie, with his hand resting on the table near the document (not holding a quill). All three sit behind a table with an unrolled map or document, an inkwell, and books. The background shows dark wood paneling, framed pictures on the wall, and a small globe. There is no text overlaid on the image.

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And we begin thinking long-term, not midterm. You know, we got five weeks from an election, we know that. Control of Congress is on the line, you understand that. Every politician in Washington knows it, every pollster is talking about it. This week, President Trump made clear his vision goes beyond November because he's trying to get things done in two years, which normally take two terms. - As president of the most extraordinary nation in history, I have no interest in leaving dangers to grow for another day. I do not believe in letting problems fester. They only become harder to solve. So while others have talked, I have acted. We are solving decades of intractable challenges, and we are settling years of unfinished business, and we're doing it well. - And I know it's driving some Republicans nuts, but that's his vision. Look, it has this approach at the border, for example. He's not waiting for comprehensive immigration reform. The guy has sealed the border. He's actually almost done with the wall. He's finding those people who broke the law, came here illegally. He is rounding them up, and it's giving some people heartburn, but that's what he promised to do. Come here illegally, and you gotta get scooped up. It shouldn't be okay, because Washington failed to fix the system. That's what he ran on. That's what he talks about. And he's taking the same approach to the Capitol itself. I don't know if you've been to Washington lately, but he's building that new ballroom. Every president talked about needing an event center. He's doing it. He's fixed 48 monuments in D.C., 22 fountains, 1,000-plus graffiti sites, and the reflecting pool, I understand, is finally getting fixed the right way. His mantra is clear. For problems big and small, he's gonna identify it. He's going to fix it, and he's gonna do it fast. He's gonna do it in a way to make it last when it comes to trade. Remember Liberation Day? The rollout was rocky, no question. The markets reacted. The critics, well, they pounced. But the bigger idea was more important. Restructure a trading system that Trump believes has shortchanged America since World War II. Not one tariff, not one country, the entire system. Since then, the administration has secured 20 new trade deals, 20. Something around like Canada, I think it'll get back on track. One is about to be done. Believe it or not, it's gonna be Mexico. And the one front and center this week is China. It's obviously the most important. Has every negotiation gone smoothly? No, but the aim isn't the headline for tomorrow or a quick fix today. It's changing the terms of trade for years to come, or restructuring while bringing manufacturing back. Then there's the biggest example of all, Iran. With the war dragging on, the pressure is building. Voters are worried about the cost than they should be. The price of oil, diesel, fertilizer, it's all going up. The midterms are right around the corner. And even some Republicans are saying it's time to bring the war to an end. The war with Iran needs to end, and end quickly. War is terrible and no one likes war. The war should end yesterday. Yep, Trump knows it. But as I told you, the election is in triving this decision. They're waiting to see how I do in the midterm election. I gave absolutely no credence and will not give credence to the election when it comes to Iran. It doesn't even enter my mind. The only thing that does is that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. His position is that whether a deal comes before November or after November, the objective does not change. No nuclear weapon, no ability to fund terror proxies and intimidate neighbors. Trump is not looking to make this better for now. And I know he's driving Republicans crazy. He knows peace in the Middle East is a pipe dream with this Iran team empowered and emboldened. He's not managing Iran. He is squeezing them. He's trying to fix not for now, but forever. And what about munitions? We got to win wars with munitions. We keep seeing the headlines warning about the capacity of America's defense industrial base. But Trump is the one building up our arsenal. The cowards and traders would love to say the United States is low on munitions, but that's not true. We have more munitions than we could ever possibly even think of using, and we're building them at levels that we have never done before. In the very near future, massive munitions plants will be opening. There are 18 of them being built by the greatest defense companies in the world. Right now, 18 under construction. Yes, he's spreading them out. There used to be a big four, now there's 18. Not just for more missiles next month, the capacity to make more missiles for years, new systems. And that brings us to maybe the biggest long-term challenge of all, AI. The United States is racing China for this technology to transform our economy. It's also fueling our economy now. It's gonna transform our military. America, well, we're in the lead, about nine to 12 months in the lead. The question is whether we keep that lead. And at the same time, figuring out how to keep a technology this powerful from becoming a threat itself. And that can't be answered by a November poll. That's a debate that will outlive this election and this presidency. But when he hands off the Oval Office, you can be sure we will still be leading the world on artificial intelligence, or as he calls it, super intelligence. These aren't six-week problems, more like 60-year issues. And the president appears determined not to hand them to somebody else, Democrat or Republican, because this isn't just a midterm plan. It's not a reelection plan, it's an American plan. And joining us now is Fox News contributor from The Wall Street Journal, Kim Strassl. So Kim, I know you wrote a lot about this. You've been in a lot of personal briefings with the President of the United States. Do you see him thinking big picture like I just outlined? - Oh yeah, and Brian, by the way, this is why Americans voted for the guy, right? After decades of feeling as though they had politicians that said, "Oh, I'll solve this, I'll solve this," then nothing happens. They wanted someone who was gonna go in and break China. And by the way, just to add a couple of more things to the list that you laid out there, you know, just this week you had Vice President J.D. Vance come out, say they're taking more than 750,000 phantom accounts off of Obamacare. I mean, this is the fraud that's been sitting there in the United States government. For decades, nobody's done anything about. So it causes some disruption. I think it leaves some voters feeling unsettled, but stuff is getting done. - The other thing is rare earth. He's on a two-year plan to get another rare earth. He's gonna mine in this country. We never should have stopped, but environmentalists had a lot to do with that. But now he's cutting deals with Australia and the Far East and Central and South America. And I'll add something else. He's cleaning up our own hemisphere for the first time really in my lifetime. China and Russia are being pushed out. So is communism, Cuba's next. - Yeah, it's remarkable. On the rare earth, things also think they just netted that Greenland deal, which is one of the biggest sources of rare earths everywhere. And part of that deal says, "Hey, you can sell it to us, but you can't sell it to our adversaries." That was a big question mark, and that's done. - Yeah, I mean, this is one of those things that you've done this before. We're in the middle of a play-by-play and you think you understand a presidency. I think we're gonna understand his presidency a lot better two or three years out. But we're in the middle of it now. But let me just do something I just told you I wasn't gonna do. Let's drill down on November and midterms. And let's talk about Alaska. Mary Peltola, nine separate former staffers came out and says this woman's got a huge attitude problem, a rage issue, correct? - Right, and this is a problem for her. Look, I don't know how many committed Peltola voters are gonna care that much. But these are the kind of stories that come out and it says, "Complete mayhem among their staff, people quitting or being fired." It suggests a politician that has a lot of problems. And that matters a lot. You get some of these middle-of-the-road voters, they either decide they don't want that or they just decide they're not interested in going out to vote that day for her. So that's a real depressor when it comes to turn out for her. And I think is a boon for Dan S. Sullivan, the actual Dan S. Sullivan, the incumbent in the race. - I gotta read this to you. You're not gonna believe it. It's in your rival newspaper. It says, "This is what you said about Planned Parenthood. "One of her angry outbursts slurs and firings, "Tumult rocks a key Senate campaign is the headline. "Peltola also disparaged Planned Parenthood, "particularly one of its regional board members "running for reelection for the 2024 House seat. "Peltola was frustrated about the organization's scrutiny "of our deliberations over how to vote on a defense bill. "She said, quote, 'I hope Planned Parenthood knows "'that if we don't win, it's more their loss than ours.' "'F' those 'B's,' she later wrote in a text message "to her staff in January 2024 "that was viewed by the New York Times. "She also went on to say, 'Peltola, "'I hope she dies of a botched abortion.' "She also had a gay slur and made fun of people "with maybe who have mental issues." - Yeah, no, look, Mary Peltola has already had some issues up here. Remember, she briefly served as a House member representing Alaska, and that was because she won, essentially, because of Alaska's goofy rank choice system. So she essentially won by default. Now, this year, there is a nasty trick going on in Alaska, Brian, where there's this decoy Dan Sullivan candidate who has purely been put, clearly been put, on the ballot with help from Democrats to try to confuse voters and get them to draw votes away from the incumbent Dan Sullivan. But I think all of this adds up to show the desperation a bit of this campaign, and the problem she has, when she's trashing on kind of loyal Democratic outside groups, she's got a, it shows the frustration and the problems there. - Kim, I wanna get to Texas real quick, 'cause James Talarico is leading. If I look at the latest poll, he's up by six. That's a mayor's survey, real clear average, up by three over Ken Paxson. But with Talarico's doing a little bit different, he's changing all his views. He now says, I'm gonna work with Donald Trump on the border. I am for oil and gas. I wanna debate Ken Paxson on Fox News with Brett Baer as the moderator. And he's telling all his Democrats, don't come. I wanna act like a Republican. Does that, is that a strategy that could be successful in Texas when the others have failed Democrats? - Well, look, I think what's adding up here in Texas is, remember, this is a red state, by the way. And a lot of people who have moved to Texas too, because they want that kind of politics. So he's already facing an uphill thing. And I always question this, Democrats ran out and they recruited all these people. Oh, you know, here's a seminarian in Texas and we'll roll them out. Then people find out what his actual views are. So now he's trying to cloak those actual past views. Are Texans gonna buy it? I don't know. But one of the problems here too is, you know, Paxson's having trouble. There was a very messy primary down there and a lot of Republicans are still pretty bitter about that. So he's gotta motivate his base as well too. - He's getting like $200 million. They're gonna flood the system, see what happens. See what kind of debate that would be. Kim Strassle, always great to have you on. Thanks so much.

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A political meme/comparison image titled "COLUMBUS CIRCLE" with two side-by-side photos labeled "Biden" and "Trump." The left photo (Biden) shows a stone monument covered in red and black spray-painted graffiti, including phrases like "HAMAS IS COMING," "FREE GAZA," "ALL ZIONISTS ARE BASTARDS," "AZAB," "LONG LIVE THE RESISTANCE," and inverted red triangle symbols, with a Palestinian flag/scarf draped over one of the statue's carved figures; the sky is overcast. The right photo (Trump) shows the same or a similar monument, clean and free of graffiti, under a clear blue sky with an American flag flying, and several people in tan uniforms and wide-brimmed hats (resembling park police or similar law enforcement) standing in the foreground.

Text in image: COLUMBUS CIRCLE Biden Trump HAMAS IS COMING AZAB FREE GAZA ALL ZIONISTS ARE BASTARDS PUTO LONG LIVE THE RESISTANCE

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A political meme/comparison image titled "COLUMBUS CIRCLE" with two side-by-side photos of the Columbus Memorial Fountain in Washington, D.C., labeled "Biden" (left) and "Trump" (right). The left photo shows the fountain basin empty, dry, and stained/discolored, with no water. The right photo shows the same fountain area clean, white marble, under a clear blue sky with an American flag visible, appearing well-maintained (though the water level/fountain operation itself is not clearly visible in this crop). The image implies the fountain's condition differed between the two presidential administrations, with the "Biden" photo depicting neglect and the "Trump" photo depicting upkeep.

Text in image: COLUMBUS CIRCLE Biden Trump

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of this one. Okay. The president Republicans most admire. It's Donald Trump. This is a historic comparison. A majority of Republicans say 53% say he's the Republican president they most admire. Ronald Reagan who traditionally has won that. Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. Reagan at just 18%. And then Abraham Lincoln who by most historic accounts is the greatest president of all time. But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by what is this this is six seven times as many Donald John Trump at 53% easily crushing a blink in at 8% and the Elon poll showed that he was the greatest president as well. Don feel like this slide might end up on a printout at his desk.

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A bar chart graphic titled "BLUE STATES LED BIDEN PRICE HIKES," with subtitle "(2019 – 2024 increase in average real residential electricity prices, cents per kWh)." Two bars extend from a horizontal zero line: a blue bar labeled "Blue states" rising above the line to "+1.7c / kWh," and a red bar labeled "Red states" dropping below the line to "-0.7c / kWh." The chart asserts that residential electricity prices rose in Democratic-leaning ("blue") states while falling in Republican-leaning ("red") states over the 2019–2024 period, framing this as a negative outcome attributed to the Biden administration.

Text in image: BLUE STATES LED BIDEN PRICE HIKES (2019 – 2024 increase in average real residential electricity prices, cents per kWh) +1.7c / kWh -0.7c / kWh Blue states Red states

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I mean you got the support of President Trump, where do you stand? Are you ready to make the plunge? Well look, Sean, after a lot of prayer, a lot of thought with my family and my friends, I'm here to announce my candidacy to be the next governor of the great state of Florida. And Sean, we have a wonderful state. I got to Florida when I was 17 years old, off of a Greyhound bus with just a trunk full of clothes. And over the rest of my time in Florida, I built a family, I built a career 17 years in financial services. I joined the Tea Party movement, was in the conservative movement. I was able to serve four years in the state legislature, four years in Congress. And I think now is the time to now take the mantle and lead our state into the future. We have a great governor. Granda Sanchez has done a tremendous job for our state. But now the job is to keep the best state in the country as the best state in the country. And so that's going to be the mission at hand. And I'm excited to announce my candidacy with you tonight.

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A screenshot of an Instagram post from the verified account "thejerusalem_post" (The Jerusalem Post), posted 16 weeks ago. The image shows a black news-graphic slide with a headline, below which are photos of three women's faces (portrait-style photos of Iranian women). The post caption below the image gives details about the story: sexual abuse reports in Iranian prisons during a ceasefire, a protester's account of rape during interrogation, a man's suicide attempt, and arrest statistics from human rights groups. A "Read more through the link in bio" line follows.

Text in image: thejerusalem_post - Follow thejerusalem_post 16w Sexual abuse in Iranian prisons sharply rises during ceasefire. One protester told The Media Line she was raped with a baton during interrogation. Another man attempted suicide after agents claimed they desecrated his wife's body. Human rights groups say at least 3,646 Iranians have been arrested since the war began, with internet shutdowns hiding the true scale. Read more through the link in bio. Sexual abuse in Iranian prisons surges during ceasefire Photo: Social media/Via section 27a of the Copyright Act

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You're America's first offenders. You are America's first responders. You are the living standard bearers of America's first fleet. As your commander in chief, I could not be prouder of the great Class of 2026. Congratulations. Congratulations. Amazing. And I have no doubt to say, just like those Coast Guard legends who came before you, you will always put America first. We put America first now.

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(cheering) [CHEERING]

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Screenshot of a post on X.com by a verified account named "Bill" (@Av8r07). The avatar shows a person in sunglasses and an American-flag-patterned jacket with a goose beside them. The post text reads "The boys are back in town!" and attaches a photo of three men on an airport tarmac in front of a green and white military helicopter. On the left is a bald man in a light blue suit with no tie. In the middle is a man with light blond hair in a navy suit, white shirt and red tie. Both wear red Everlast boxing gloves and are touching gloved fists. On the right is a man in a dark blue US Air Force-style dress uniform with a service cap, ribbons and a name tag, walking beside them. A watermark "@Av8r07" is in the lower right of the photo. The post is stamped 7:26 PM · 10/9/26 with 11K views. The image asserts nothing beyond the caption and photo, and no individuals are named in it.

Text in image: Bill @Av8r07 X.com The boys are back in town! @Av8r07 EVERLAST 7:26 PM · 10/9/26 · 11K Views

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