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Trump’s Viral 'MURDER' Joke At Coast Guard Graduation Backfires After Loyal Aide Uploads Cringe Clip
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6:51Now PlayingPresident Trump is facing backlash after making a bizarre “you got away with murder” joke during a Coast Guard Academy commencement speech on Wednesday, and now his own communications adviser, Margo Martin, is being blamed for making the moment go viral. The clip exploded online after Martin posted it with laughing emojis, triggering criticism across social media. As Trump’s awkward joke and wind-blown hair dominated headlines, critics accused the president of turning a military graduation into another chaotic viral spectacle.
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