Donald Trump warns West Point graduates to keep away from 'trophy wives' in the bizarre opening speech

Donald Trump made a characteristic bizarre tangent to talk about the dangers of “trophy women” during an opening speech at a military academy.

During his speech to graduates in West Point, the president who dealt with a long -winded anecdote about the famous real estate developer Bill Levitt, he made an “enormous amount of money, but” dynamic “when he had divorced and married again.

“He was divorced, found a new woman. Could you say a trophy woman? I think we can say a trophy woman,” said Trump.

“It didn't work so well,” he continued. “But it doesn't work so well, I have to tell you a lot of trophy women, it doesn't work. But it made him happy for a while. But he found a new woman.”

Trump does not necessarily have to have triggered such a tangent in order to bring his point of view to new graduates of the famous New York military academy, which probably has earlier form in this area.

The president was three times married to Ivana Trump, then in 1977, then three times, then with Marla Maples in 1993 and most recently in 2005 Melania Trump, now First Lady.

All three women were significantly younger than him and between the ages of 28 and 34 when they were married, since they also worked as professional models before they got engaged.