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Donald Trump’s ‘most beautiful’ assistant mocked online over typo after Coast Guard speech

Communications aide Margo Martin faces backlash after a misspelled post praising President Donald Trump’s commencement address caught the attention of social media users

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Trump delivers Coast Guard Academy commencement speech

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Watch President Trump speak live at Coast Guard Academy commencement

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Trump Delivers Coast Guard Commencement Speech: No Matter How Terrible The Storm, Make The Adversary Quit First

President Trump said Wednesday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will do "whatever I want him to do" on Iran.

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Trump tells Coast Guard graduates they will 'be tested' in their military careers

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Donald Trump Makes Bizarre Comment About ‘Good Looking Men’

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'I hate good-looking men': Trump's Coast Guard speech goes off the rails

"I hate good-looking men," Trump said as a cadet greeted him on stage, the Times reported.

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Trump's Coast Guard Academy speech mixes political rhetoric, praise for graduates

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Five takeaways from Trump's visit to the Coast Guard graduation in New London

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Donald Trump, 79, raises eyebrows with latest public speech appearance

Donald Trump, 79, sparked online discussion after a recent speech appearance drew attention from viewers, with some social media users questioning his delivery and overall presentation.

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Trump health update: POTUS caught slurring words during speech in 90F heatwave; check what he said

Trump stumbled over his words during a Coast Guard Academy commencement speech, raising health concerns.

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Donald Trump caught slurring his words during speech in 90F heatwave sparking health concerns

Donald Trump appeared to slur his words during a Coast Guard Academy graduation speech in Connecticut on Wednesday.

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WATCH: Trump delivers U.S. Coast Guard Academy commencement address

The president called graduates of the Coast Guard Academy “the living standard bearers of America’s first fleet” and suggested danger is “a statement you live by.”