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女士们、先生们，请欢迎美利坚合众国第45任和第47任总统，唐纳德·J·特朗普。
热浪。
热浪。
火。
非常感谢南达科他州空军国民警卫队的官兵们，以及那些漂亮的F-35战机。我们爱它们。我也要感谢各位的到来。这里人山人海。真是太棒了。这景象真是壮观。我要感谢参议院多数党领袖约翰‧图恩，我的好朋友，以及我们所有人。麦克朗兹参议员，真是个好人。拉里·罗登州长。谢谢你，拉里。
范海森副州长。
哦，他们真棒。我一直在等这一刻。
他们说：「你们开始发言，他们绝对不会打断你们。」他们真的没有打断我们。谢谢你们。他们太棒了。多麽伟大、令人难以置信、才华横溢的飞行员。非常感谢。还有伯加姆部长，他做得非常好。还有罗恩·德桑蒂斯州长。谢谢您，德桑蒂斯州长。荣恩在哪里？谢谢您，罗恩。尊敬的宾客和各位市民，今晚我们齐聚一堂，共同迎接世界史上最非凡的日子之一。明天，我们将庆祝光荣独立250周年，庆祝美国自由250周年。这意义非凡，无与伦比。
纵观历史，没有任何一个国家像我们此刻正在庆祝的那样，庆祝如此辉煌的胜利。 250年来，美国是地球上最古老的共和国。我们是地球上最自由的人民。我们拥有地球上最公正、最持久的宪法。我们是地球上最强大、最有影响力的国家。蒙上帝恩典，美利坚合众国是人类历史上最成功、最有成就、最卓越的国家。能够成为你们的总统，我感到无比荣幸。
真是太棒了。二十五年来，自由、正义、平等、自治和无与伦比的繁荣在这里蓬勃发展，其盛况前所未见。我们所做的事情，举世无双。
在上帝的庇佑下，美利坚合众国的诞生与延续，堪称人类史上最伟大、最不可思议的壮举。没有哪个国家比美利坚合众国为这个世界做出更多贡献。我们为此感恩不尽。我们铭记，我们在这个国家所创造的一切并非世界的自然规律，也非常态。它是例外，是稀世珍宝，是无价之宝，是真正的奇蹟。
纵观人类历史，大多数地方的大多数人都生活在苦难、贫穷、剥削、暴力和悲惨之中。但在这里，在这片土地上，在这片大陆上，我们谱写了截然不同的篇章。这是一个关於冒险、解放和无与伦比的伟大的故事。这是一个人民自治的故事，众人团结一心，男男女女凭藉自身技能和才华脱颖而出，超越前人，攀登高峰的故事。这在历史上前所未有。
美国独立的胜利源自於历史上最杰出的人物、最杰出的文化和最杰出的思想。这一切共同造就了史上最杰出的共和国。
这一切最终促成了1776年7月4日的奇蹟。那是一个意义非凡的年份。
250年前的今天，明天就是这一天。多麽重要的日子啊！我今天之所以觉得今天意义非凡，是因为我和你们在一起。我也很高兴。
顺便说一句，我们取得了巨大的胜利。每一次我们都取得了巨大的胜利。但就在250年前的明天，我们的《独立宣言》的文字如同地震般震撼了後世。它点燃了一场从未停止、至今仍在延续的革命。今晚，我们来到这座美丽的山峰——它确实很美——向那些成就这一切的人们表达我们的感激之情。首先要感谢的，是四位对实现这一里程碑贡献最大的人。我们向我们的国父乔治华盛顿致敬，
向我们的《独立宣言》起草者托马斯·杰斐逊致敬，
向我们的伟大解放者和联邦的救星亚伯拉罕·林肯致敬，并向将美国建设成为全球超级大国的西奥多·罗斯福致敬。
正是这些人宣告了自由，赢得了自由，拯救了自由，并保障了自由。他们是行动者，是雄心勃勃的人，是勇敢无畏的人，是肩负使命的人，也是拥有卓越智慧的人。最重要的是，他们是历史上的伟人。今晚，在我们建国25周年之际，我们站在这些英雄的纪念碑下，他们是一群真正令人难以置信的人。我们再次承诺，我们将努力成为一个像这些美国巨人一样伟大、勇敢、高贵和伟大的国家。这并非易事，但我们一定会做到。这些人只能在美国诞生。他们的
脸锕刻在这些峭壁上，不仅因为他们的功绩，更是为了永远提醒我们，我们是谁。这些英雄体现了美国性格中永恒不变的特质。最终，正是这种性格，这种独特而鲜明的身份，构成了我们。这是一种真正独特的身份，它永不改变。它是我们力量的源泉，也是我们自由的基石。值此周年纪念之际，我们必须铭记，我们永远不能忘记，美国的自由并非仅仅因为纸上的文字而延续了250年。自由之所以在这里得以延续，是因为那些宣扬自由、扞卫自由、维护自由的人民的文化和品格。这是一个非常特别的时代，这里是一个非常特别的地方。你们住在一个非常特别的地方。祝贺大家！
一个国家的认同决定着一个国家的命运。而美国拥有独一无二的命运，因为我们是个独一无二的民族。无论出於何种原因，这里就是这样。旧世界派出了他们最勇敢、最无畏、最坚韧不拔的人，他们最忠诚、最热爱自由的人。这些男男女女带来了几个世纪以来在英国传承下来的价值观、传统和习俗，这些价值观、传统和习俗甚至可以追溯到更久的雅典、耶路撒冷和罗马。美利坚合众国，人类历史上最伟大的文明在这里达到了前所未有的高度。在这片广阔大陆的土地、花岗岩山丘和崎岖平原上，他们塑造了一种独特的美国性格，一种新型的公民。那就是你们。恭喜你们。恭喜你们。
你们并非是全新的群体。你们确实非常优秀，但我并不确定你们是否真的是全新的群体。美国人不向国王或政府低头，他们只向全能的上帝跪拜。
没错。正是这些人建立了我们的共和国。正是这些人为独立而战。正是这种精神追求自由。正是这种文化塑造了美国，并将美国的英雄人物錾刻在了拉什莫尔山上。
几个世代以来，人们都明白，每个美国人爱国义务的核心是将这种文化传递给我们的孩子，并在未来的几个世纪中保护这个国家。但近年来，不可否认的是，有人试图改变这种特殊的性格，把美国精神从我们身上赶走，使我们与我们的历史疏远，甚至让我们无法回答这个问题：身为一个美国人意味着什麽？当我们迈入第 250 周年之际，这一年将是可信而美好的一年。我们绝不能忘记，没有美国文化就没有美国自由。
没有美国人民就没有美国的建国。许多国家都有纸本宪法和法律体系，但公民生活在恐惧和肮脏之中。宪法的强大程度取决於负责维护宪法的人民和文化。但只要我们记得我们是谁，我们就必须永远记住我们是谁以及我们的全部意义。美利坚合众国将永远是自由男女的土地，我们永远不会失败。
所以今晚，让我们清楚而自豪地说出是什麽让美国人如此独特和非凡。我们将恢复我们国家的身份。最重要的是，美国人热爱自由。我们珍惜独立。我们知道，我们是最美丽的土地、最令人兴奋的故事和阳光照耀过的最宝贵遗产的继承人。在美国，我们不需要任何人的许可就能表达我们的想法、随心所欲地生活、随心所欲地崇拜、或持有和携带武器。你知道的。
在我担任总统的近六年时间里，我几乎单枪匹马地拯救了美国，但与约翰和其他一些伟大的人合作，我们拯救了你们的第二修正案，我将继续这样做。我保证。
我们的权利是创造我们的上帝给我们的，这些权利不得侵犯。美国人相信自力更生。我们不以羡慕的眼光看待成功。我说有些人羡慕，有些人不羡慕。我们不是。但带着钦佩，我们赢得了它，我们将永远赢得它，我们将永远尊重它。我们是一群令人难以置信的善良、善良和慷慨的人。随时准备帮助有需要的朋友或邻居。没有人比美国人为慈善事业做出更多的贡献，消除更多的饥饿，治癒更多的疾病，或为提升人类水平做出更多的贡献。没有哪个国家能够与之匹敌。
美国。美国。
谢谢。如此真实。美国崇尚卓越。我们钦佩勇气。我们尊重野心。我们是一个充满梦想家和信仰者、战士和探索者、实干家和斗士的国家。在人类的每一项努力中，美国人都看到了一场未完成的竞争。强者可以变得更强。快的东西可以变得更快。伟大的事物可以变得比以往任何时候都更伟大。这就是美国正在发生的事情。给我们展示一座山，我们就去爬它。向我们展示一片海洋，我们就可以跨越它。向我们展示一个问题，我们就会解决它。向我们展示一项世界认为不可能的任务，而美国人将完成它。美国人很坚强，随时准备为美好的事业坚定不移。我们珍惜正义、公平、家庭、诚实和人的尊严。与基於阶级、氏族或部落的社会不同，我们将每个公民视为独立的个体，在法律面前平等，在上帝眼中平等。
在美国，我们说英语，因为这是我们的立国语言。而一千年以来，
这是自由的语言。美国人总是渴望和平与秩序，但我们永远不会在危险或威胁面前退缩。我们将永远战斗，战斗，战斗，胜利，胜利，胜利。我们必须这样做。
因为这是我们的文化。这就是我们的性格。并非每个美国人都具备所有这些特质，但每个美国人都知道这些特质使我们的国家与众不同。它确实很特殊。你不必出生在这里，但你必须热爱我们所建造的东西。你一定要热爱我们的国家。
地球上任何地方都没有像我们这样的东西。我们不会让任何人夺走它。
然而，在我们即将迎来这个意义非凡的周年纪念之际，我们却看到美国的认同正遭受新一轮的攻击。在我们与共产主义威胁进行并赢得冷战的一代人之後，如今共产主义的威胁在我们这片土地上死灰复燃，甚至来自那些拥抱与我们的生活方式和伟大成就截然相反理念的新移民。这并非仅仅是税收或监管的政治分歧。共产主义是对美国自由的致命威胁。它是对我们国家最大的威胁，甚至超过了第一次世界大战、第二次世界大战、珍珠港事件，甚至是9·11事件。我们绝不会让这种事发生在我们身上。请相信我，我们绝对不会让它发生，因为共产主义是全世界自由人民的敌人。它在世界各地都行不通。它是宪法的敌人。最重要的是，它是1776年7月4日的敌人。它确实是我们的敌人。即使激进分子和极端分子处处攻击我们辉煌的历史，他们却对共产主义本身悲惨的历史保持沉默，因为它从未成功过。数千年来，它一直如此。如果你仔细观察，你会发现，无论它以何种名称、何种意识形态和制度出现，它造成的死亡和破坏都超过了任何其他制度。光是上个世纪，它就夺走了1亿人的生命。共产主义与生命、自由、追求幸福截然相反。它代表着死亡、暴政和对邪恶的追求。无神论的共产主义道德认为，为了实现非人道的愿景和目标，为了真正宣扬“善”，任何手段都是正当的。他们不要善。他们不爱上帝，也不想要上帝。他们不爱宗教，也不想要宗教，也不会接受宗教。但我们绝不会让他们得逞。他们毫无胜算。他们不尊重法律、正义、原则、传统，也不尊重上帝给你们的权利。这是一种大规模盗窃、大规模控制、大规模谎言和大规模屠杀的意识形态。在民主社会中，这种教条绝不能被容忍，因为他们一旦掌权，第一件事就是摧毁民主。民主总是会被摧毁，就像共产主义者在世界各国所做的那样，无论你放眼何处。简而言之，共产主义代表了历史上最邪恶的人所犯下的最恶劣的思想和暴行。而美国的建国则代表了史上最优秀的人（像你）所秉持的最美好的思想和传统。
你可以忠於卡尔马克思，也可以忠於美国。你可以成为共产主义者，也可以成为爱国者。你不能两者兼得。至於那些散布关於我们传统的马克思主义谎言的人，他们告诉我们的孩子，我们生活在被窃取的土地上，或者我们的英雄是压迫者。他们所做的远比诽谤我们的过去更糟糕。他们是在诽谤和攻击我们的未来。我们绝不会允许这种情况发生。他们企图摧毁伟大的美国精神，摧毁那些宣布独立、跨越德拉瓦河、开拓西部、征服天空的先烈。你们知道他们是谁。但我们绝不会让他们得逞。我们的美国前辈在康科德、特伦顿、葛底斯堡、夏洛、中途岛和诺曼第浴血奋战，绝不是为了让一群窃贼、激进分子和疯子进来掠夺我们的国家。我们的英雄为了胜利、为了建造、为了拯救，为了建立一个真正伟大的国家——世界上最伟大的国家——而牺牲。
在美国建国250周年之际，我们郑重宣誓，美国公民将迅速战胜共产主义。别让他们浪费你们太多时间。你们知道他们是在浪费你们的时间，不是吗？但我们不会让他们浪费太多时间玩弄他们的把戏，我们会把他们赶走。我们会迅速把他们赶走。我们将继续建立一个比以往任何时候都更加强大、更加美好、更加繁荣的国家。美国永远不会成为共产主义国家。
只有当我们自己允许中期选举失败时，我们才会输掉中期选举。如果我们愚蠢、无知、不明智，才会输掉中期选举。但如果我们终止冗长辩论（我们应该这样做），并立即投票支持《拯救美国法案》，那麽我们一百年内都不会输掉选举。如果我们这样做，我们一百年内都不会输掉选举。共产党是由非法移民、罪犯和所有不想工作的人组成的。共产主义注定失败。它过去是，现在也是。它注定失败。看看那些鼓吹共产主义的人吧。他们不是你们该追随的人。两百五十年来，这片土地上的自由人民凭藉着自由所取得的成就，超过了任何其他社会。即使追溯数千年，当我们审视历史时，我们的批评者永远无法理解，美国并非由其错误堆砌而成。错误造就了我们的人性，成就造就了我们的美国人性。没有任何国家有过我们这样的成就。我们是梦想并创造了现代世界的民族。我们铺设了铁路，建造了宏伟壮丽的摩天大楼，掌握了电力，发明了电灯泡、电话、飞机、流水线、电视、微芯片、个人电脑、互联网、GPS、智慧型手机，以及几乎所有其他发明，包括最近几天在某些地区兴起的空调。
我们发明了一切。我们绘制了人类基因组图谱以治癒疾病。我们透过原子裂变为整个城市提供能源，并将我们的国旗插在了月球上。美国人的音乐和文化响彻全球。我们发明了棒球、篮球、橄榄球、排球、纳斯卡赛车和牛仔竞技。我们热爱西部牛仔竞技。美国人
赢得的奥运奖牌数量远远超过世界上任何其他国家。获得的诺贝尔奖也最多。嗯，他们还没颁奖给我。上面写着「精英战争奖」。我至今还没拿到。没问题。而且我们创造了最多的世界纪录。我们发布的专利数量遥遥领先。我们制作了最好的电影。我们创作了最好的音乐。我们培养了世界上最伟大的演艺人员和最强壮的运动员。的确如此。我们建立了规模最大、最具活力的经济体。顺便说一句，我们国家现在的发展比以往任何时候都好。从未有过这样的局面。截至上周，来自世界各地的19.2兆美元正涌入美国。这就是正在进行的投资。而纪录是三年。四年。上一届政府四年来的成就远不及一年。而我们在12个月内就完成了19.2兆美元的投资。
这要感谢我们在11月5日的选举中取得的伟大胜利。关税政策的实施使得工厂和企业在美国各地如火如荼地建设起来。而且建设规模前所未有。远不止这些。我们正在以两倍、三倍、四倍的速度打破纪录。我们打造了最强大、最有实力的军队。我们赢得了两次世界大战和冷战，把美国的敌人远远地抛在了历史的尘埃里。我们一天之内就击败了委内瑞拉，把伊朗打得落花流水。他们渴望和平。他们太想和平了。
我们因为他善良，给了他一周的假期去参加葬礼。这是真的。 250年来，全世界都关注着我们的国家，并被我们所取得的飞跃式进步、展现的强大实力以及无私奉献、坚定信念和充满希望的行为所激励，而这些只有在这里才能发生。两年前，我们还被嘲笑、被讧讽，被视为一个衰退的国家。我们当时正处於非常严重的衰落之中。上一届政府对我们所做的一切，我们永远不会忘记。而今天，我们是世界上最炙手可热的国家。每个人都像尊重其他国家一样尊重我们。记住这一点。我们受到的尊重，世界上没有一个国家能像我们一样。每一位国王、每一位首相、每一位总统，他们都比其他国家更尊重我们。两年前，他们还嘲笑我们。如今，唯有敬意。而且我想告诉你们，最好的还在後头。
所以，总而言之，从尼加拉瀑布的奔腾咆哮到石油和火焰的喷涌，从我们挚爱的德克萨斯，从中西部农场壮丽的玉米、小麦和大麦田，到纽约市浩瀚的金融帝国，从全国各地以创纪录的速度生产的钢铁烟囱，到前所未见的汽车工厂拔地而起。我们正在建造的工厂数量比以往任何时候都多。汽车工厂，这是35年来从未出现过的景象，而天才们的智慧结晶正在我们国家的各个角落变成现实。从洛矶山脉的皑皑雪峰，到美洲湾的洁白沙滩，
再到我们这里，达科他州的黑色山丘。 250年後，美国的自由之声依然响彻云霄。美国梦依然鲜活。美国国旗依然高高飘扬，比以往任何时候都更骄傲。它高高飘扬在永不放弃的人民、永不失败的国家和永不陷落的国度之上。无论敌人如何竭尽全力，我们都不可战胜。明天，我们将迎来一个前所未有的里程碑，我们将满怀喜悦、振奋人心地庆祝。因为历经两个半世纪，我们深知这并非终点，而只是美国黄金时代的开端。
我们将携手让美国比以往任何时候都更强大、更美好、更繁荣。我向你们保证。能成为你们的总统是我的荣幸。非常感谢。祝大家独立日快乐。愿上帝保佑你们。愿上帝保佑你们。谢谢。
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President Trump Delivers Remarks at Mount Rushmore, Jul 3, 2026
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Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 45th and 47th president of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump.
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Well, thank you very much to the men and women of the South Dakota Air National Guard and those beautiful F-35s. We love them. And I want to thank you all for being here. This is a big crowd. This is a lovely crowd. And and what a sight it is. I want to thank Senate Majority Leader John Thun, a good friend of mine and all of us. Senator Mike Rounds, great guy. Governor Larry Rhoden. Thank you, Larry.
Lieutenant Governor Vanheisen.
Oh, they’re good. I was waiting for that.
They said, “You start speaking, they won’t interrupt you at all.” They didn’t interrupt us at all. Thank you. They’re they’re fantastic. What great, incredible, talented pilots. Thank you very much. And Secretary Bergam, who’s doing a phenomenal job. Governor Ron DeSantis. Thank you, Governor D. Where’s Ron”There’s no way if we have to speak in front of one person at 4:00 in the morning, I’m going to be here. There’s no way we can be deterred.”
And they estimated they had 375,000 people before everybody had to leave and they now have 150,000 people. It’s the craziest thing anyone’s ever seen at least. And I want to just thank you and I feel so badly about some people. They left and they couldn’t get back. But uh you’re very special people and we have a very special country. Thank you very much.
Tonight we come together for one of the most joyous and glorious milestones of all time. The And you know what that is? 2550 the 250th anniversary. And I I do have to say this. One of my very brilliant people backstage said, “Don’t worry about it, sir. We can do it maybe next week.” I said, “It doesn’t work next week. This is the big day. We want July 4th. We’re not looking for July something else. Because this is the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Nothing like it.
For two and a half centuries, our American republic has stood as the crowning achievement of human history. This country is the home of freedom. This is the land of liberty. And this is a flag ever to exist on the face of the earth. And we’re doing better now than we’ve ever done before.
No people have done more good, shown more courage, made more progress, writed more injustice, or achieved more greatness than you, the American people. For 250 years, the United States of America has been the hope, the promise, the light, and the glory among all of the nations of the world. All over the world, they try and be like us. Nobody can be like us. And with God’s help, we will always be this or even better.
We’re going to be better. Here on our National Mall, we’re celebrating freedom’s triumph over tyranny, liberty’s conquest over oppression, and the enduring victory of the American spirit from the July 4th, 1776 to July 4th, 2026. Big dates. That’s big dates. Two big ones. And tonight, our country is stronger, freer, richer, safer, and prouder than ever before.
But it all started with the miracle of history that lives forever in the heart of every single patriot. In Philadelphia, our founding fathers summoned the courage of giants and the wisdom of centuries to boldly proclaim these timeless truths. They declare that all men are created equal,
that they are endowed with sacred, unalienable rights by the hand of our creator
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and that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. happiness in signing their names to the roster of freedom. Those 56 patriots put everything at risk stepped onto the stage of destiny and seized a victory for the ages. And that’s what it was. And this is an evening for the ages. I believe this is something very special. This is bigger than if we didn’t have the lightning blaring. We had lightning blaring, but this is bigger. little more inconvenient, but it’s bigger. I think in its own way, it’s more beautiful. From the beginning, we were a nation that lived by the motto victory or death and live free or die.
One out of every 100 Americans gave their lives in the fight for independence to remind us of who these heroes were and what they gave us. We are honored to have here tonight in the heart of our nation’s capital one of the very first American flags ever to exist. Dating back to 1777, it bears the 13 stars and 13 stripes of the 13 states that declared independence on the 4th of July.
There it is. This was the flag that flew victorious at Saratoga. And these are the real deals, too. These are the real the real flags. These are flags that have seen a lot. These were the stars and stripes that flew triumphant when the British waved the white flag of surrender at Yorktown. That was a big surrender. Nobody thought that was possible. They were the greatest power of the world and they surrendered and that was the beginning. Ever since the entire world has been on notice that Americans will never let anyone take our freedom away. Won’t happen. And all these talks from the communists. They haven’t got a chance. Not even a chance. We don’t want communists in our country.
never worked and it never will work. Americans must never forget that we are a historic and heroic people with a heroic spirit and a heroic purpose on this beautiful earth of ours. We are made the courage and the fire and the flesh and the blood of the best and the bravest people this world has ever produced. We are the bravest and the best. Tonight, we pledge allegiance to the flag they gave us and we say, “God bless the immortal patriots of 1776 and long live the cause of independence.
May it rain forever and ever and ever. We will always be on top. We will never let our country fall. We will always be the best. Our founders not only won our liberty, they secured it with the most righteous political document ever conceived. It’s called the Constitution of the United States. Very special. And it’s because of their genius that we remain the finest people on the planet after 250 years. Unlike so many others in the world, in this country, we have freedom of speech. freedom of religion, equal justice under the law, although I wasn’t treated that well, but we won’t get into that. And the right to keep and bear arms.
And for the almost six years that I was president, I guarded very, very powerfully your Second Amendment. And they didn’t do a thing to it. And it was not easy. But we guard your second amendment. We guard it very, very strongly and cautiously. Across the generations, Americans have fought, bled, and died not just to secure those rights, but to expand them to citizens of every race, religion, color, and creed. Because we are one people. We are one family. You showed that tonight. with one flag. And as our Declaration of Independence tells us, we are all made in the image of one Almighty God.
And a communist will never say that. That’s for sure. Few heroes remind us of these truths more than William Carney, who escaped slavery to become a Union soldier in the Civil War, which was a very big big deal at the time. On the front lines of battle, he saw a comrade struck down by enemy fire while carrying the stars and stripes. And Sergeant Carney dove to the ground to keep the flag from touching the mud. He didn’t want to have it touch the ground. He didn’t want to have it touch the mud. He wanted to be perfect. He raised it high above the field and was shot four times. They thought he was gone, but he kept moving forward. He loved our country. He loved our flag before he returned to camp and announced, “Boys, the old flag never touched the ground.”
and he became the first Africanamean to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor. He got the Congressional Medal of Honor and he was the first Africanamean and he was some man. They’ve written stories about him. He was something special. With us tonight to celebrate this forward march of freedom is another Medal of Honor recipient, Colonel Paris Davis, whose courage won eternal glory in Vietnam. He helped lead a surprise attack on 100 enemy combatants. They said he was finished. His whole group was finished. and despite multiple life-threatening wounds, saved the lives of his fellow soldiers. And this evening, he stands to salute the only flag of its kind, the one that was draped over the casket of President Abraham Lincoln in Independence Hall. Thank you very much. Great.
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He looks better than I do. He looks great and he’s brave. Because of heroes like these, our flag will always be a symbol of liberty and justice for all. Colonel Davis, thank you very much. Great man. Great man. Thank you.
Americans expanded the blessings of freedom and we have never stopped expanding our ambitions and our dreams. We had the American dream. We never had the American dream, however, like we have it right now. The American dream is back. Very strong, beautiful. You know, to get into our military now is tough. Two years ago, we couldn’t fill a job. And now it’s overflowing. We have so many setting records. We’re setting records. It’s actually hard to get in. That includes our great police forces and our firemen. They couldn’t hire anybody. Nobody wanted to do it. Now it’s hard to get those positions, but it’s really hard to get into our military because people respect and love our country again.
Our rise to being the world’s strongest and most powerful nation was no accident of history. We rebuilt our military in my first term. We use it a little bit in our actually I should say third term but I won’t do that because I don’t want any controversy but we use it and we’ve had tremendous success. You look at Venezuela you look at Iran we wiped it out wiped out their military Americans crossed the great plains scaled the Rockies tames we just tamed the wilderness and conquered the frontier and built the empire. It’s called the Empire of Liberty. We laid down the railroads, raised up the skyscrapers, those beautiful skyscrapers, and dug out the Panama Canal, considered the eighth wonder of the world, which everyone said was an impossible thing to do. And by the way, 38,000 Americans died to give us one of the greatest engineering feats of all time, the Panama Canal. This was the unstoppable spirit that created the world’s most powerful industries and built the strongest military anyone had ever seen. And today it is stronger and more powerful than it ever was before. American grit, boldness, and daring forged heroes like Davy Crockett, Wyatt Herp, Annie Oakley, Teddy Roosevelt, and the legend of the Wild West, Buffalo, Bill Cody. These were great, powerful people whose incredible grandchildren happen to be with us tonight. And they stand alongside one of the first American flags ever to fly over our expanding nation. It was carried west just as Lewis and Clark began their journey in 1803. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much. Great to have you. Great to have you. To honor this audacious and indomitable soul of America, we also have the first flag ever to fly over one of the greatest architectural feats of all time, a thing called the Brooklyn Bridge. One of the most beautiful bridges anywhere in the world. Built a long time ago. To its right, the banner that flew a top our flagship after America’s Navy sank the Spanish fleet to the bottom of the Manila Bay. One of the greatest naval victories in history. Much like our recent victory by sinking the entire Iranian Navy, 159 ships to the bottom of the sea. All done in just a moment’s time. Happened very quickly. We have the greatest military anywhere in the world. And next to it, we also have the flag that was given to that immortable just a fantastic immortal rough rider, the one and only. And I was at the museum the other day at its opening. Theodore Roosevelt when he returned triumphant from Cuba printed with the words welcome home Colonel Roosevelt was a victor of San Juan Hill. He was a great gentleman. Americans won the West and built the modern world because America is a nation of winners. And today our country is winning again. And we’re winning like never before. America is back and we want to keep America great. And we will do so by approving the Save America Act, which means all voters must show voter ID. All voters must
all voters must provide a little thing called proof of citizenship.
And there will be no mail-in ballots except for illness, disability, military deployment, or travel.
And you won’t have cheating on the elections anymore. It’s very simple. Together, we are also reasserting the truth that American strength and power is not something to be ashamed of. It is something that we are very, very proud of. This country has been the greatest force for peace and justice on earth. In the last century, we defeated tyrants, demolished evil, and saved freedom again and again and again. Ken Schubbring was 19 years old when he survived the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. After enemy planes sank ships like the USS Arizona, he resolved that he would help America strike back and win. He wanted them to strike back and win. Flying B29s in the Pacific. Ken fought from the first day to the very last. He was in the war right from the first day and he went to the last day and all the way to the enemy’s unconditional surrender. We got an unconditional surrender. He was there at 104 years old and looking really good. Captain Schubbring is here tonight and he is saluting the flag that went down with the Arizona at Pearl Harbor but was raised back up with the help of some unbelievable American patriots. It’s a symbol of American defiance. Please
Thank you, Captain. Thank you, Captain.
Great job. Thank you very much. You have very good jeans. That’s his son. His son’s going to be around a long time. Thank you very much, Captain. On D-Day in World War II, Navy Lieutenant Arthur Rose commanded 36 landing craft as part of the largest naval armada in history. Recalling that site, he rode home to his parents. What a country we are at 17 years old. Lieutenant Rose is here to salute one of our nation’s most prized possessions, the flag that flew aboard the first landing craft on D-Day and led the first Americans onto the beaches of Normandy to liberate Europe and defeat Nazi fascism forever.
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Lieutenant Rose, you are an inspiration to this beautiful crowd and we thank you very much. Amazing man. 107. It’s 107.
On Ewoima in the Pacific, the Marines faced some of the most brutal combat in the history of warfare. They shed their blood for every inch of mountain that they reached. And when they reached the summit and raised the stars and stripes for all to see, it was so special to everybody there. Everybody there and everybody watching. They couldn’t believe it. It wasn’t supposed to happen. With us today is one of the last survivors of that battle, 101-year-old Marine Corporal Don Graves. And he’s here to salute that famous flag he saw rise in the glory of Ewima 81 years ago. And you’ve all seen that flag many times.
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So ladies and gentlemen, these are the fighters and the banners of the greatest generation. They are the greatest generation. I hate to admit that, but they are. They saved the world and they made America very, very proud. We’re very proud of you heroes all. And after we vanquished fascism, Americans stood against the evil of communism in the Cold War. And as I said last night at the beautiful Mount Rushmore, what a beautiful place where Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt loomed over my shoulder as I spoke. America will never be a communist country. Won’t happen. Communism is a loser and it always will be. The communist system is the opposite of the American system and the communist system has never worked. Our warriors did not fight communism on battlefields across the world only to have that menace rear its ugly head right back here in America. We’re not going to let it happen.
We’d like to stop a threat like that immediately and before it begins. It’s like a cancer. You got to cut it out. You got to cut it out fast. Tonight, we proudly thank veterans of the war on communism, including Marine Corporal Pat Finn and Private First Class Rudy Meakans, who fought at the famed Battle of Chosen Reservoir in Korea. That was a rough one. Thank you. Pat fought in hand-to-hand combat with the enemy.
He had five against him and he was one. And as you can see, he’s around to talk about it. And Rudy was wounded four times but never stopped shooting and he never stopped moving forward. And also with us is veteran Sunny Ray, who fought heroically against an enemy force 10 times his unit size and earned a tremendously deserved silver star. Tonight they salute one of the very first 50 star flags to fly above the field of battle. This was about the beginning of the 50. And right next to it is one of the last flags from Checkboy Charlie. very famous place on the Berlin Wall where American freedom finally brought communism crashing down to an end. Thank you so much. You are really very special. Thank you.
Thank you very much. The stars and stripes cast the hammer and sickle into oblivion before and we will do it again if necessary. I don’t think it’s going to be necessary. I think people have learned they’ve learned what to do and how to handle it and we’re going to handle it very well. So, gentlemen, I want to thank you very much. You’re amazing people, amazing men. Thank you.
How about that, huh? Isn’t that great? What an honor it is to be with them. Think of it. 107. That’s That’s up there. But hopefully he’s got 20 good years left. Through the generations, Americans have never stopped striving to lift humanity to new heights. In 1903, the Wright brothers from Ohio fulfilled the age-old dream of mankind to fly. That’s right. They’re from Ohio. Great state. And within 66 years of inventing the airplane, Americans planted our flag on the moon. Just three months ago, we sent American astronauts back to the far side of the moon. And this time, they flew further from Earth than anyone has ever flown before. And here they are.
So tonight we’re joined by that crew of NASA
Artemis. You know, you know the crew, everybody. Artemis 2 and everybody watch. Isn’t that amazing? And they became very famous. Everybody watch. I was watching. I don’t know what it was. That one got the attention of everybody. And along with the last man to walk on the moon, Apollo 17 astronaut Jack Schmidt. Thank you, Jack.
You look like you could be with them, Jack. You look very good. You look very good, Jack. Thank you very much. What a job. Everybody was watching. I was with a group of people that normally wouldn’t be watching and we’re having a big dinner and they all said, “We want to turn on. We want to watch Artemis 2.” A lot of people said, “What is that?” By the end of the evening, they knew it was amazing. And uh along with Jared, where is Jared? He’s so great. He’s running NASA. What a what a job he’s done. So, I want to thank you all. Thank you very much. Great job.
So, these champions of flight stand this evening beside the flag flown on the Wright brothers airplane piloted by Orville Wright. the exact flag, very historic. And they are honored to be here. They told me today they were really uh amazed to be here with that flag. That’s a very special flag if you’re in the world of flying aircraft. So, congratulations to everybody. Fantastic job. Very proud of you. And I have a special gift for these patriots. This morning on America’s 250th birthday, a new flag was flown above the United States capital. And tonight, I presented to you to soon be planted by American astronauts on their upcoming return to the moon. And in addition to that, I gave them and all of the great heroes that you saw up on stage tonight and a few others that couldn’t quite make the stage. I gave them a very special medal from the White House. So, it’s an honor. Thank you very much everybody. Appreciate it.
So then I assume you’re going to be heading to Mars, right? We’re going to be going to Mars very soon. And I think that’s something that we do have in mind and we’re going to do the moon and we’re going to go from there. We’re going to go to Mars and we’re going to continue to be way ahead. You know, we did Space Force. That was something I was very proud of and some people smiled. They thought it was foolish and now they’re finding it’s one of the most important things that we’ve done. We were losing to China and to Russia in space and now we’re leading them by giant steps and uh it’s a great thing and it’s people like that that really like you that made it happen. Thank you very much everybody. Thank you very much Jeff. So, as we celebrate America’s unmatched achievements and unlimited potential, we never forget that none of this would have been possible without those who gave everything so that we could reach this 250th year of freedom. We are honored to be joined by 11 Gold Star family members. The Gold Star family, that is one of the great tributes. It’s one of the great It’s one of the great honors. A tough honor. There’s nothing tougher than that. But these are amazing people. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Come on up.
They went through a lot.
Thank you very much.
And that special person is looking up there and looking down at mom and dad, husband, wife, but they’re looking down with great pride. You know that. You know that. And we want to thank you for being here. Thank you very much. And we have medals for you backstage. I brought them. I thought I’d be handing them out about two hours ago, three hours ago, but we’re going to be backstage and we have beautiful medals for you, for your family. from the White House. Thank you very much everybody. We love you. On this special 4th of July, we give you our undying gratitude and promise to redeem the sacrifice of your heroes by preserving the America that they love. They loved our country. They sacrificed They sacrificed it all. And these people have sacrificed it all. They’ve been through hell. We love you. Thank you very much. Thank you.
From 1776 to today, everywhere the American flag has flown, it has been a symbol of strength, righteousness, and hope because that is who Americans are. In 1944, a mother and her daughter huddled in their house in Nazi occupied Belgium and prayed desperately for their country to be freed. They wanted freed. As they waited, they found scraps of fabric and stitched together a homemade American flag. It’s beautiful, but homemade. On the day they were finally liberated, and that’s what the word is, liberated, they gave it to an American soldier as a gift. Little did they know that that soldiers’s great-grandfather was none other than the author of our Star Spangled Banner, Francis Scott Key. And tonight, the next generation of the Key family is with us.
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Major Kyle Key has spent 23 years in the US Army, highly respected, and this evening, he proudly salutes the old flag that was made by the Belgian woman so beautifully, and who knew that America means hope and freedom. Congratulations, and thank you for being here very much.
And in conclusion, from a declaration in Philadelphia to victory at Yorktown, from the bustling factories of the heartland to the towering snowcapped summits of Alaska, from the endless frontier of the open wild west to the magnificent sand dunes at Kittyhawk. From the glimmering skyline of Manhattan to the far side of the moon. We just saw that. And from the now safe and beautiful capital of Washington. Think of it. Washington DC. Our capital. Our capital is now safe, gleaming, and beautiful again. It’s safe again. went from a very unsafe place two years ago to one of the safest cities in the country and one of the most beautiful to the gleaming waters of the Gulf of America.
There is no challenge Americans cannot overcome. There is no place we cannot go. There is no goal we cannot reach. And there is nothing that Americans cannot do. And we’re proving that right now. Our stock market is the strongest it’s ever been. We have 19.2 trillion dollars being invested in our country, which is six times more than ever happened before. We’re building more factories in the United States than ever before. Everyone’s 401ks are at the highest number they’ve ever been and more people are working today in the United States than any time in the history of our country. But in this country, we can achieve the wildest and most impossible dreams. And no dream in history is bigger or more incredible than the one that started on July 4th, 1776. The war for independence was launched by minutemen, farmers, blacksmiths, tradesmen who took up their musketss against the mightiest army on earth, the most powerful army, an unbeatable army until they met us. No one made them do it. They fought because they knew that a free people must have a free country. Over 250 years, the world has seen the great empires, vast kingdoms, mighty nations, and terrible tyrants. They came and they went. But after two and a half centuries, this American republic still stands tall and strong. And we love each other. That showed tonight. You heard it was over. And what happened? You came back.
And this American flag still waves proud and free and beautiful. We have thrived and flourished because our founders were great. Our cause was just. Our people are brave. Our culture is exceptional. And our destiny is written by God.
And as we can see here tonight, after 250 years, the spirit of 1776 still lives within us all. It still roars in the hearts of our nation’s capital. It still burns in the heart of every patriot, thunders through every city and town, and it still lights the entire world with the glow of American liberty. And there is nothing like that. At 250 years old, we may be the oldest constitutional republic on earth, but our country is just getting started because the best is yet to come.
This is only the dawn of the golden age of America. And on this 250th 4th of July, we declare just as they did two and a half centuries ago that for our country and for our children and for the cause of liberty, we are going to take our country to new levels, to levels not reached, we’re going to make it bigger, better, stronger, and we’re going to love it even more. And I just want to thank you. and the inconvenience of lightning can do that. But lightning will never stop you. And I want to thank everybody and we love you all and it’s an honor to be your president. Thank you. God bless you all. God bless you all. Thank you.
We have a great fireworks display tonight and I’m going to be watching it with you. It’s going to start very quickly. So, thank you very much. You’re going to really like this. Thank you very much, everybody.
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