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Donald was the young man that he was going to conquer him. He takes chances that would make a less daring man shudder. To think about the arc of where he's been in, it's like some sort of mythical story or something. This sounds like political presidential talk to me. Donald Trump seems to always get stronger with challenge. My God, that guy's got resilience. Those who deal with you underestimate you, but they regret it. It's always good to be underestimated. It is not about politics. It's about our love for this great country, America. And we're not going to let it fail. I will fight like no one has ever fought before. Trump is the bodyguard of Western civilization. You want to talk about a fighter, a walk-through fighter? He's an absolute savage. He knows that this is much bigger than him. This is about the American people. They have no idea what they have unleashed. He was ready to go face the cameras and come out swinging. What will future Americans say we did in our brief time here on Earth? It will be defined by your vision, your perseverance, and your grit. Nothing will sway us. Nothing will slow us. And no one will ever stop us. We are Americans. Ambition is our heritage. Greatness is our birthright. And the future belongs to us. For more UN videos visit www.un.org/webcast
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Nuclear Test Announcement Caps Grandiose Anniversary as Shutdown Blame Game Rages On
Trump marked the one-year anniversary of his 2024 election victory with a flood of celebratory posts, mostly from aides, declaring a "Golden Age" — all while a 34-day government shutdown left millions without food assistance. The mood was almost entirely self-congratulatory, but flashes of anger broke through over Republican election losses, with repeated demands to eliminate the Senate filibuster. The most alarming moment came when he casually announced the resumption of nuclear weapons testing, framed as routine policy and riddled with factual errors. The day ended with a rapid-fire batch of ally book promotions and one more filibuster demand, bookending the celebration with the frustration that opened it.