President Donald Trump Made the dream of a high school that came out during his speech to a joint session of the congress on Tuesday evening.
In a speech that focused on how hot topics throughout the country have personally influenced Americans, Trump began to talk about Jason Hartley, whose dream is to “continue the family families of service” by becoming a member of the US Army.
Hartley’s father, grandfather and great -grandfather all served the land in the army. His father, who died in August 2018, also worked as a substitute for Los Angeles County Sheriff.
His dream had to be accepted for the American military academy At West Point and, as a senior in high school, Hartley had already applied for the prestigious school.
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President Donald Trump told a senior in high school during his joint speech to the congress that his dream to attend West Point is accepted when his application is accepted. (Win McNamee/Pool via Reuters)
Trump scooped on Hartley during the speech and mentioned his praises as a seatery Varsity athlete and a “brilliant student” with an average of 4.46 grade point. Both performance was received from the room with a lot of applause.
Trump’s praise for the teenager led to a very exciting announcement, in which he announced Hartley that his dream to attend West Point would come out.
“That is difficult to enter, but I am happy to inform you that your application has been accepted,” said Trump, surprising Hartley and his mother.
Jason Hartley stands after President Donald Trump announced that during his joint speech to the congress on Tuesday he was admitted to the American military academy in West Point. (Jim Watson/AFP via Getty images)
In a moving moment of congratulations, Hartley was approached by DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old cancer survivor and aspiring police officer who had sworn Trump as honorary doctorate Secret Service Agent.
Daniel could be seen to tap Hartley on the shoulder and give him a High Five before he returned a few meters further to his chair.
DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old survivor of brain cancer and aspiring police officer, was honored on Tuesday during Trump’s speech to the congress by being sworn in as an honorary doctorate. (Fox News)
Hartley and Daniel were only two of the many every day Americans That Trump was honored during his speech on Tuesday evening.
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After the address was over, Fox News -Gastheren considered the moments in which the two young men were involved as some of the best of the entire night.
