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Trump's West Point Speech Goes Off Tangent; Graduate Cadets Turn Confused At 'Trophy Wife' Keynote
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5:50Now PlayingTrump West Point Speech | U.S. President Donald Trump blasts 'trophy wives' in 'life tips' to graduates. During a keynote address to graduates from West Point, Trump goes in a bizarre rant. The president's speech takes an odd tangent about a real estate developer. Trump spins a yarn about how William Levitt sold his company and then had 'nothing to do'. The republican says Levitt got divorced and remarried to a 'trophy wife'. He later explains the reason behind bringing up this strange tale during commencement speech. President says people should love what they do, as a moral of his rant. Despite explanation, his words leave many seemingly confused. WATCH-
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