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Unprepared Trump looked 'angry' during speech as world pans his grievances: CNN reporter

President Donald Trump appeared unprepared and angry when he spoke at the White House podium during Tuesday's press briefing, according to one CNN reporter.

Trump spoke for about 80 minutes at the briefing before taking questions from the press. His speech meandered through topics ranging from foreign policy to the economy and past election results. One issue that seemed to stick out in his mind was the Nobel Peace Prize, which CNN reporter Kristen Holmes argued was a sign that the president is still miffed about not being awarded the honor.

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Trump's 'litany of lies' called out by CNN fact-checker after marathon ramble

A CNN fact-checker on Tuesday called out President Donald Trump's rambling speech for its 'litany of lies."

Daniel Dale described how several points that Trump made during his nearly two-hour-long press conference on the first anniversary of the inauguration of his second term were hard to keep up with — and that each topic the president attempted to hit was full of confusing comments and misinformation.

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Trump triggers new calls for his removal with bizarre ramble marking one-year anniversary

President Donald Trump's bizarre and rambling speech Tuesday, marking the one-year anniversary of his inauguration and return to the White House, triggered fresh calls for his removal.

The nearly two-hour-long press conference centered on what he called accomplishments in his second term and focused mainly on immigration and foreign affairs.

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Trump claims his new Board of Peace might replace the United Nations

President Donald Trump said that his so-called Board of Peace "might" replace the United Nations.

During a Tuesday press conference, Trump was asked about the future of his new project.

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Trump fawns over violent motorcycle gang while blasting migrants: 'They voted for me'

President Donald Trump fawned over a violent outlaw motorcycle gang while simultaneously blasting criminal immigrants during an unusual and rambling press conference on Tuesday marking the anniversary of his second inauguration.

Trump spoke for more than 70 minutes, claiming during a bizarre speech and unusual slideshow presentation featuring placards of suspected criminal immigrants, that the immigrants ICE wants to apprehend were more dangerous than the notorious gang Hells Angels — dubbed a criminal enterprise by the Department of Justice.

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Trump floats renaming Gulf of Mexico again — after himself: 'It's not too late'

President Donald Trump floated the idea of renaming the former Gulf of Mexico after himself.

While recounting the victories of the first year of his second term, Trump recalled renaming the body of water the "Gulf of America."

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'Like listening to an old drunk': Trump stuns with 'incoherent' anniversary speech

The internet was stunned Tuesday as President Donald Trump delivered a bizarre speech at a press conference marking the first anniversary of his second inauguration.

Trump walked up to the podium at the White House press briefing room with a large stack of bound papers labeled "accomplishments" and started blaming former President Joe Biden, giving an unusual slideshow presentation show placards of alleged suspects wanted by ICE.

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'You're not getting bored, right?' Concerned Trump senses reporters lost interest in rant

President Donald Trump rambled after he held up photo after photo of people whom he claimed were criminal immigrants in Minnesota.

To mark the first anniversary of his second term, Trump took the podium in the White House briefing room on Tuesday.

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Ex-Trump chief of staff sends warning shot over political gamble: 'What are we doing?'

President Donald Trump's former chief of staff warned Tuesday that his aggressive push to seize Greenland could cost him support among Americans.

Mick Mulvaney, who served during Trump's first term, suggested in an interview with NewsNation that the president's demand to acquire the Arctic island nation could hurt his messaging for voters around affordability and damage his relationship and reputation among allies — especially Europe, The Independent reported.

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Glowing Trump praise shut down on Fox News by economist: ‘Quit gaslighting!'

Economist Robert Wolf, a former economic adviser to President Barack Obama, shut down a Fox News host and guest Tuesday after their relentless praise of the economy under President Donald Trump, praise that Wolf argued was unsupported by facts.

Conservative economist Stephen Moore spent several minutes praising the state of the economy under Trump’s leadership before Wolf jumped in to correct the record.

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'They knew': MS NOW's Morning Joe shames 'scared' Supreme Court for failure to stop Trump

John Roberts' Supreme Court is so afraid of President Donald Trump that it is actively avoiding standing up to him, an MS NOW host said Tuesday.

MS NOW's "Morning Joe" co-host Joe Scarborough asked "where are the Republicans?" as he hammered the conservative majority Supreme Court for fearing Trump's backlash instead of facing him head-on. Scarborough argued it was time for the high court to "reaffirm the law of the land," as federal agents have detained American citizens and incited violence in Minnesota and Trump demands that Greenland be seized and potentially destroys NATO.

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Markets meet Trump's anniversary with dramatic plunge

The stock market took a dive on the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump's return to the White House as investors braced for a global clash over his threats against Greenland.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted by more than 600 points, while the S&P 500 fell by 1.5 percent and the Nasdaq Composite dropped by 1.8 percent, and U.S. bond prices staggered and the U.S. Dollar Index dropped nearly 1 percent under Trump's tariff threats against Europe, reported CNBC.

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ICE agents pull guns on police officers 'of color' and demand papers: MN chief

Brooklyn Park Police Chief Mark Bruley revealed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been pulling guns on off-duty officers of color while illegally demanding their citizenship papers.

At a press conference on Tuesday, Bruley said he opposed abolishing ICE but disagreed with how federal officers were carrying out immigration enforcement.

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