During a speech at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opening in North Dakota, President Trump made a controversial joke about awarding the Medal of Honor to himself and his two sons, referencing a "threesome." He quickly clarified it was a joke, but the incident drew gasps from the audience.
President Trump inadvertently made a risque reference to a "threesome" involving his two eldest sons while attempting to joke about awarding them the country’s highest military honor at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opening in North Dakota.
President Trump donated Theodore Roosevelt's Medal of Honor to the new presidential library in North Dakota, joking with his sons about deserving one himself. He also spoke about Roosevelt's achievements and his own presidency.
President Trump donated Theodore Roosevelt's Medal of Honor to the new presidential library in North Dakota and joked about wanting one for himself. He also discussed his desire for the Nobel Peace Prize.
President Donald Trump appeared to struggle with awarding the Medal of Honor to veteran Major Nicholas Dockery, fumbling with the ribbon for nearly a minute before tying it around his neck. The incident occurred during a White House ceremony.
President Donald Trump awarded the Medal of Honor to three U.S. veterans for their courageous actions in Vietnam and Afghanistan. The ceremony honored Marine Corps Maj. James Capers Jr., Army Maj. Nicholas Dockery, and posthumously Marine Corps Col. John W. Ripley for acts of heroism that saved lives and repelled enemy forces.
