Donald Trump dons 'Trump 2028' hat and jokes about 'fourth term' – video
1:05Donald TrumpDonald Trump dons 'Trump 2028' hat and jokes about 'fourth term' – videoDonald Trump jokingly announced he was running for a fourth term, pulling out a red hat emblazoned with the words 'TRUMP 2028' during the White House correspondents’ dinner on Friday. He framed his remarks as a tongue-in-cheek appeal to journalists, calling the statement 'somewhat of a scoop'.
- ▪1:05Donald TrumpDonald Trump dons 'Trump 2028' hat and jokes about 'fourth term' – videoDonald Trump jokingly announced he was running for a fourth term, pulling out a red hat emblazoned with the words 'TRUMP 2028' during the White House co
- ▪He framed his remarks as a tongue-in-cheek appeal to journalists, calling the statement 'somewhat of a scoop'.
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| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 09:54:31 GMT |
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1:05Donald TrumpDonald Trump dons 'Trump 2028' hat and jokes about 'fourth term' – videoDonald Trump jokingly announced he was running for a fourth term, pulling out a red hat emblazoned with the words 'TRUMP 2028' during the White House correspondents’ dinner on Friday. He framed his remarks as a tongue-in-cheek appeal to journalists, calling the statement 'somewhat of a scoop'. Trump returned to the annual event celebrating press freedom after a shooting disrupted the original gathering in April Trump’s rambling gala address included insults, potshots and quip about a third presidential term Source: ReutersSat 25 Jul 2026 05.54 EDTLast modified on Sat 25 Jul 2026 05.57 EDTShareExplore more on these topicsDonald TrumpWashington DCNewspapers
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