Remarks: Donald Trump Tours the National Medal of Honor Museum in Texas - September 10, 2026

[Donald Trump toured the National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas. The pool was at a distance and the resulting audio was poor quality. Please bear that in mind when reviewing the text.]

Photo?

His wife's name.

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Margo, take a picture. Get the name on it, will you?

One, two, three. Good.

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And then he ran a marathon. So he runs marathons. Yeah.

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Yes. Come see here. [Inaudible] so he laid on the grenade and it blew off the side of his body and hit his face. And then they did amazing things and then together. They have his X-rays over here. It's just -- it's an amazing story, but so selfless.

How are you [Inaudible]

A marathon runner, so we -- we love that.

These are all my friends.

Hi.

He was the only Marine --

She's done a fantastic job.

He was the only living Marine recipient until you gave me the papers, the award.

Oh, I see, right. Yeah, I was surprised that it was like one before. [Inaudible] we had to double up on the Marines a little bit.

Right, try a little more.

And behind you --

Everybody OK? You guys good? Fine?

And so behind you, this is [Inaudible] the met -- ball rolling and the metal is very brittle. And the one that you presented um, but certainly --

So how do you [Inaudible] the best?

[Inaudible] so it wasn't made to go around the met until 1904.

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Do you like putting it on a little better?

I think it's fine. Well, it's, you know, probably everyone [Inaudible] so, let's see. So, uh, in the most modern [Inaudible]

Yes, sir the three variations [Inaudible]

And have we changed [Inaudible]

Not since about 1923.

So figuring out suggestions, which I ought to be [Inaudible]

They used to do red, white and blue ribbon and pin it on. Yeah.

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To make it [Inaudible] still the only medal --

Still the real thing.

Still the only one around there.

So, and then over here --