President Donald Trump told University of Alabama grads that their future is in their own hands.
We’ve all heard that before.
But this may be the first year it’s actually 100% true as those that manipulate outcomes and special hiring across most industries are being removed.
He urged them to work hard, never give up, and build a strong America.
It was a inspirational commencement speech that urged the students to “go forth and conquer.”
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Breitbart reports:
Your future is in your own hands so work hard, never give up, and strive to build a strong America. That was the message an ebullient President Donald Trump delivered Thursday night to University of Alabama graduating students.
The president of the institution, Stuart Bell, told the assembled cohort before Trump took the stage the night’s event was all about them, AP reports.
“This special ceremony offers a meaningful opportunity for you, for I, to reflect on the important connection between academic inquiry, civic leadership, and public service,” Bell said.
Trump picked up on the theme of achievement and service, offering graduates 10 pieces of advice drawn from his life and career, such as “Think of yourself as a winner,” “Be an original” and “Never, ever give up.”
He told the grads they were never too young to be successful and described how he worked on his first hotel development deal in his 20s.
“Now is the time to work harder than you’ve ever worked before,” he advised. “Find your limits and then smash through everything.”
Great line from @realDonaldTrump speaking to the Alabama class of 2025:
The next chapter of the American story will not be written by the Harvard Crimson. It will be written by you, the Crimson Tide.
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) May 2, 2025
Classic moment where Trump points out how women athletes are demeaned by ‘transitioned’ people.
Trump quips he’s ‘in trouble’ with Melania as he impersonates trans athlete at University of Alabama commencement speech https://t.co/2Nat5WeTcf pic.twitter.com/Gy1ZQE2Zly
— New York Post (@nypost) May 2, 2025
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