TWH360-President Trump Participates in a Rose Garden Lunch Oct. 15 2026 - The White House
President Donald J. Trump turns the Rose Garden into a rally‑style celebration of America, using the lunch to praise first‑responders, denounce Democrats and the media, and push his political allies. He opens with a patriotic chant, thanking the men…
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TWH360-President Trump Participates in a Rose Garden Lunch Oct. 15 2026 - The White House
President Donald J. Trump turns the Rose Garden into a rally‑style celebration of America, using the lunch to praise first‑responders, denounce Democrats and the media, and push his political allies. He opens with a patriotic chant, thanking the men who died for liberty and declaring his love for the United States. Trump then attacks “fake news” and the opposition, boasting about massive crowds in Arizona and Montana and promising more victories for his endorsed candidates.The President singles out several Republicans, calling Mike Rogers a “good man” who loves the country and urging his central‑casting win, while casting doubt on opponents and even naming a supposed “Muslim Brotherhood” figure on the Senate Intelligence Committee. He also offers a mixed‑tone nod to Ken Paxton, acknowledging the controversy but urging support.A major portion of the address honors first‑responders. Trump thanks firefighters, the International Association of Firefighters president Edward Kelly, the Fraternal Order of Police national president Patrick Yost, the International Association of Chiefs of Police president David Rausch, the National Sheriffs Association president Troy Wellman, and the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association president Matthew Silverman. He repeats that his administration has given them “resources, support, and legal protection” and pledges unwavering backing.Border security dominates his closing remarks. Trump paints the 2024 influx as a “terrible” crisis, claiming 25 million people poured in from prisons and jails worldwide, and vows to expel the “worst of the worst” quickly. He wraps the event by presenting a helmet to the volunteer fire‑fighter community, thanking the crowd for their love and service, and promising continued bold leadership.The episode captures Trump’s signature blend of patriotic fervor, combative rhetoric, candidate endorsements, and unabashed support for law‑enforcement and first‑responders, all framed as a triumphant Rose Garden gathering.
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