In Alabama's start -up speech, Trump mingles in the political

He asked the audience of College students not to believe that they were too young to achieve great things before growing over tariffs. “Don't try to be someone else,” he bended after he had attacked a proper procedure for non -authorized immigrants. And he told them they shouldn't consider themselves a victim before they were elected in the election of 2020.

On Thursday evening, President Trump spoke the graduates of the University of Alabama in 2025 and fluctuated between the campaign rally material and an opening speech when he used his former political complaints to encourage the students to fight for their future.

When Mr. Trump appealed the students of Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, signs “The American Dream Is Back” flanked.

“In recent years, too many of our young people have really been taught to consider themselves a victim and to accuse people and be angry,” he said. “But in America we reject the idea that someone is born as a victim. Our heroes are those who take over their own fate, make their own luck and, despite the chances, determine their own fate.”

At points in the speech, the President displaced the familiar council for university graduates. But Mr. Trump, who recognized that he did not use his telephone prompter for a large part of the speech, was repeated into various rants that repeated the lightning of political appearances he had used this week to celebrate his 100th day in office. The largely susceptible amount often cheered on the scattering of problems from the price of eggs to transgender rights, a microcosm of an era in which even the pablum of a final speech of the politics of the moment cannot escape.

Some of Mr. Trump's stories concentrated on how he was sacrificed during his entire political career, since he was awarded other politicians who had never thought that he could become president, possibly to be able to take another office.