Trump's bizarre 'Trophy Women' during life 'tips' tips' Ramble Stuns West Point graduates

Donald Trump traveled to West Point to speak to graduates from the US Military Academy, but he made a bizarre tangent when he tried to advise life

During his first military opening speech of his second term, President Donald Trump praised the West Point cadets for their academic success, while underlining the power of the American military.

In the middle of his almost one -hour speech in front of the graduates, Trump switched to a lengthy and meandering comment on “Trophäenfrauen”, which resulted in little reaction from the audience.

While he wore a very controversial and “disrespectful” upper limit, he gave the final class some advice and told a meeting with pioneering real estate developers William Levitt at a meeting in New York. “He sold this company and had nothing to do,” he told the future military leaders. There were also concerns about the “tired” president who hurled his words.

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Trump continued: “He was divorced, found a new woman. Could you say a trophy woman? I think we can say a trophy woman. It didn't work so well, but it didn't work – and that doesn't work so well, I have to tell you. Many trophy women don't work.

He concluded: “But he found a new woman, he sold his little boat and he got a great yacht. He moved to Monte Carlo for a time and led the good life. The time passed and he was with the company he sold to him 15 years later.

In addition to his “life tips”, the president promised to revive the military, although his administering has made extensive changes to the initiatives to diversity, edquity and inclusion (DEI) and the removal of important military leaders.

“We freed our troops from a divisive and humiliating political training,” Trump explained the 1,002 Kadetten, who complete the academy.

Trump consistently expressed his strong support for the military, even when he made significant changes to his structure, similar to his approach with other government sectors.

In February, he dismissed Air Force General CQ Brown as chairman of the joint chiefs and removed five additional admirals and generals in an exceptional revision of the military leadership.

The mission of West Point is to train future army leaders for a military that remains apolitical and should be committed to maintaining the US constitution. However, Critics have already accused Trump of treating the opening ceremony like a campaign rally.