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A promotional image for a Topps trading card product, shown as a two-panel book-style card set (a "book card" or dual autograph relic card). The left panel features Donald Trump in a dark suit with a small flag/badge pin, with a blue autograph signature beneath his image. The right panel features Dana White (UFC CEO), bald, in a dark blazer over a white open-collar shirt, also with a blue autograph signature beneath his image. Both panels share a red-white-blue star-and-flag background design, a "USA 250" shield logo (red, white, and blue with stars and stripes), and text noting they are event-worn commemorative patches. A UFC "Freedom 250" round logo appears in the bottom left, and the UFC logo appears in the bottom right. A gold "1/1" marking appears in the top right corner, indicating a one-of-one rarity card. Small tan/wood-grain edges suggest this is rendered as a physical card or book insert.

Text in image: topps 1/1 TOPPS CERTIFIED AUTOGRAPH ISSUE USA 250 (on left panel shield) EVENT-WORN COMMEMORATIVE USA 250 PATCH UFC FREEDOM 250 DONALD J. TRUMP TOPPS CERTIFIED AUTOGRAPH ISSUE USA 250 (on right panel shield) EVENT-WORN COMMEMORATIVE USA 250 PATCH UFC DANA WHITE

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For 250 years, this country has been defended by warriors. Men and women willing to go first, willing to take the risk, willing to do what others want. We honor the warriors of the past, the pioneers who pushed into the unknown, who changed the way wars were fought and helped shape the strength of a nation. We recognize the warriors of the present, the ones who carry that legacy right now. The people who show up every day, put in the work, and stand ready when this country needs them the most. And we look to the future, searching for the next ones ready to raise their hand, take that oath, and become part of something bigger than themselves. Because that fighting spirit doesn't belong to one generation, it gets passed down, earned, carried forward. This is a tribute to 250 years of American warriors, and the ones who will carry that legacy into the future. Fight. Fight. Win.

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We can now officially project that Donald Trump will become the 47th President of the United States. He will be going back to the White House. I will fight for you for your family and your future with every breath in my body. We're never going to stop fighting for you, for your dreams, for the future of your children. We're going to leave the greatest comeback in American history under Donald Trump's leadership. God spared my life for a reason, to restore America to greatness. Together we can truly make America great again.

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you want to talk about a fighter that's the most resilient human being I've ever met if you see the this guy's going through publicly every day and I'll call him on the phone as a friend and be like hey you good how you doing unfazed unfazed like nothing's going on look at all the stuff that's gone on with Trump all the bad stuff that they say they're trying to attack him they're trying to ruin him unfazed that guy's let me walk and beat the fire he will walk through fire he's an absolute savage

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and who is in the building, the former president. Donald Trump escorted by UFC president and CEO Dana White. And they are all rising inside T-Mobile Arena to pay their respects to the former leader of this United States of America. Donald Trump is a massive UFC fan. He's watching our fight nights at home, but he has been omnipresent at our live events this year. And he is out to support the former interim champion Colby Covington's side. Well, yes, Leon Edwards in our UFC welterweight championship main event. All right, next on ESPN2 Men's College Hoops, NC State and Tennessee. But our Freedom coverage ends here from Vegas. You know what time it is, though. The best is still to come. The main card for UFC 296. Edwards versus Covington, live on ESPN. Plus, pay-per-view from T-Mobile Arena starts right now.

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