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President Donald Trump Honorary Pali American heroes and praised God during the Remembrance Day in Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia On Monday, it was promised to “repair” the Republic almost 250 years ago.
“We gathered today to pay tribute to the amazing Service members who rest in glory in this cemetery and grave terrain around the world, and in a thousand lonely places known only to God in every hour of danger and at every moment of the crisis, “Trump said. “The US warriors left behind the blessings of the home and family to respond to the invitation of their nation. They offered everything they had in them and gave their last breath to each of us so we could live safely and breathe for free.
“We pay tribute to their immortal works this morning. We share in the sadness of their loved ones, and as one nation, we thank for the final gift who did so selflessly gave all of us, these warriors. And these are what they are great, great warriors chose their duties and service for others, who could be those who would be those who could live for those who could live for what they could For what they could be in what they lived, those who could be those who could live for what they could live for what they would have lived for that they lived those who lived. ”
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President Donald Trump and Vice -President JD Vance Salute during 157 respect for the National Cemetery in Arlington, on Monday, in Arlington, Arlington, Va. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
The president said that the Day of Memory was 2025. “Particularly significant because we have marked 250 years since the first American patriots fell on the battlefield two and a half centuries ago.”
“In Lexington Green, Concord Bridge, Bunker Hill, brave minute and humble farm boys became the first to give their life for a nation that had no name yet,” Trump said. “These young men could never know what the victim would mean to us, but we certainly know what we owe them to them. Their courage gave us the most classy, largest and noblest republic that ever existed on the face of the Earth.”
He added: “The repair of repairing after a long and difficult four years. These were the difficult four years we went through. Who would allow it? People who go through our borders unverified. People who do things that are indescribable and not to talk today, but the republic, who do it very well now. We will very well given that we will be better, That we will be better, since we will be recorded, since we will be recorded.
“We will do better than we have ever done as a nation, better than ever before. I promise you that.”
Trump recognized the surviving family members who attended A few fallen soldiers whom he mentioned by name, including veterans who died in duty in Vietnam, Iraq and Syria.
President Donald Trump, Vice President of JD Vance, Defense Secretary of the Fifth Hegset and General Trevor Bredenkamp attended a ceremony of laying wreaths for the Day of Remembrance at the Tomb of an unknown soldier, on Monday at the Arlington National Cemetery. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
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Remembering his stories, the president also promised a “big, great celebration” next year in memory of the 250th anniversary of the nation and thanked God that he would be in power to celebrate a significant milestone.
“These extraordinary American heroes and their huge and extreme victims. They only offer the sweetest view of the infinite grace we received from all who have laid down our lives for America in the last 250 years. We will have a big, great celebration. As you know, 250 years,” Trump said.
“In some ways, I’m glad I missed that second term where it was because I wouldn’t be president for that,” he added, drawing a little laugh. “Most important of all, besides, we have the World Cup and we have the Olympics. Can you imagine? I missed me for those four years. And now look at what I have. I have everything amazing. The way they function.”
President Donald Trump at the 157th Honor of the National Memorial Day at the Arlington National Cemetery, on Monday, in Arlington, Va. (AP Photo/Julia Demree Nikhinson)
“God did it. And I believe it. He did it,” Trump said, attributing to Divine intervention after losing a re -election in 2020, and later re -elected in 2024.
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“In any corner of this cemetery, in any place to rest for our war dead, anywhere on earth, you will find countless stories of equal heroism, heroism and heart heart, incomparable patriotism and piety, and works of selflessness and courage so huge to defy understanding,” Trump said. “We welcome them in their eternal and eternal glory. And we continue the relentless search at the US fate as we make our nation stronger, re -, free and greater than ever before.
“May God bless our fallen heroes. May God bless our Golden Star families, And may God bless the United States. “
