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Daily Digest
A Grandiose Victory Lap: Trump Celebrates Economy, Ballroom Plans, and AP Ban
Trump spent the day in a celebratory mood, posting a steady stream of economic boasts about jobs, prices, and tariffs. The morning opened with a brief flash of anger at polling from the New York Times and Washington Post, but he quickly pivoted to crowing about the economy and pressuring the Fed to ...
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Post from Truth Social
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Video transcript 1:29
I am thrilled to invite everyone to an unforgettable celebration, one like you've never seen before. On Saturday, June 14, which is Flag Day, we are honoring the 250th anniversary of the greatest fighting force in history, the United States Army. We will celebrate a spectacular military parade in Washington, D.C., like no other. For two and a half centuries, the men and women of America's army have dominated our enemies and protected our freedom at home. This parade salutes our soldiers' remarkable strength and unbeatable spirit. You won't want to miss it. Just don't miss this one. It's going to be good. Thundering tanks and breathtaking flyovers will roar through our capital city as nearly 7,000 soldiers march in historic uniforms from every major war since the revolution. Join us for this once-in-a-lifetime celebration. I think it's going to be better and bigger than any parade we've ever had in this country. Reserve your spot now at america250.org, america250.org. I hope to see you there. I'm going to be there. I'll be watching the entire event. It's going to be something very, very special. I don't think we've ever done one quite like this. We're going to be celebrating the Army and our military. Thank you very much.
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