Trump, a seasoned real estate mogul, has long harbored the idea of a national park adorned with statues of eminent Americans. However, to bring this vision to life, he requires the financial backing of Congress.
According to the Daily Mail, Trump addressed lawmakers at the Capitol during the National Prayer Breakfast, where he advocated for his project, linking it to the upcoming milestone in America's history. "We're going to be honoring our heroes, honoring the greatest people from our country. We're not going to be tearing down. We're going to be building up," Trump declared. He even playfully suggested that some of the lawmakers present might find themselves immortalized in the park, eliciting laughter from the audience.
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Trump's vision for the garden is ambitious and inclusive, with plans to feature a diverse array of Americans. The roster includes historical figures like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Frederick Douglass, and Martin Luther King Jr. However, Trump has also added a sprinkle of modern-day celebrities to the mix, such as basketball legend Kobe Bryant, renowned chef Julia Child, iconic singer Whitney Houston, and beloved television host Alex Trebek.
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The project, estimated to cost around $120 million, was initially proposed during Trump's first term but was overturned by Joe Biden in May 2021. Congress never allocated funds for the original garden project, so it would need to appropriate the money. The location for this national park is yet to be determined.
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During the National Prayer Breakfast, Trump also shared personal insights into his faith journey, particularly highlighting how a previous assassination attempt had profoundly impacted him. He recounted the incident on July 13, 2024, when he was shot and wounded in his ear during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. "Immigration saved my life," Trump quipped, referring to the moment he turned to point at a chart displaying the latest immigration numbers in the United States, which inadvertently saved him from a more severe injury.
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Trump's remarks at the annual event were a blend of personal reflections, humor, and calls to action. He advocated for the return of religion in the country, mourned the victims of the recent Washington D.C. plane crash, and called for a new air traffic control system. He also appealed for bipartisanship, a sentiment that resonates with traditional conservative values of unity and cooperation.
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The president also shared how the assassination attempt had affected his sons, Don Jr. and Eric. He humorously recounted how Don Jr. had "gained some religion" after the incident, suggesting that his son had become more spiritual. Trump also linked the recent air crash tragedy to his own near-death experience, reminding everyone to make the most of every single day.
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In line with his conservative perspective, Trump called on lawmakers to fund a new air traffic control system for the country. He emphasized the need for a unified effort to pass a bill for a modern, computerized control system, reflecting his belief in limited government and individual freedom.
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Trump began his speech by advocating for the return of religion in the country, a sentiment that aligns with traditional conservative values. He also highlighted his recent accomplishments as President, stating, "our country is starting to do very well again. It's happening fast, a little faster than people thought."
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The President also reminisced about the late Rev. Billy Graham, sharing personal memories of attending Graham's Crusades with his father at Yankee Stadium. He concluded his speech with a powerful message for both Republicans and Democrats, urging them to "never give up." Trump's resilience and determination echo the conservative ethos of individual freedom and perseverance, reinforcing his commitment to these values.
