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President Donald Trump caused laughter in Oval office On Wednesday after asked the wounded veteran about his “Let’s go Brandon” sticker.
During the meeting with injured veteransThe president noticed the sticker, asking, “Who’s there?”
“That means Joe Biden“The veteran replied.” And it is written: “Let’s go, Brandon”.
“I say, ‘What is the picture? “,” said Trump through laughter. “It’s great.”
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President Trump laughs, noticing a veteran in the oval office against the struggle. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
The phrase “Let’s go Brandon” was invented during an interview with NASCAR 2021, when the sports reporter Micher the crowd. Following Brandon Brown’s victory NASCAR XFINITY Series Against the backdrop of the interview, the crowd began chanting “F — Joe Biden”.
NBC reporter Kelly Stavast obviously did not realize that people were chanting, saying what they say, “Let’s go Brandon!”
Driver NASCAR Brandan Brown is referring
The video quickly passed mega-virus, and people have ever used this phrase as a way to reproach former President Biden.
US President Donald Trump talks to US veterans’ wounded to the signing of executive orders concerning higher education institutions in the White House oval office in Washington, Colombia, April 23, 2025. (Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images)
The easy oval office of Trump took a sincere turn after the exchange sticker. Trump then turned to a group of veterans and their families, many of whom previously visited during their first term.
“These are strange people, wonderful heroes,” Trump said.
One veteran expressed his gratitude to the former president: “Mr. President, we were just very pleased with the energy brought by this administration, and this is an administration that says what he promises. We are behind. We believe in you. And I think we all love you.”
Another veteran added, “Thank you for love America, sir.”
The event noted the crackdown on several new executive orders, including major educational initiatives.
US President Donald Trump appears with a veteran after signing executive orders at the White House on April 23, 2025 in Washington, Colombia. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
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Among them: reforms in the accreditation system for higher education, new transparency measures to expose foreign influence at US universities, and nationwide impetus to enhance artificial intelligence for American youth.
Bradford Betz Fox News Digital has contributed to this report.
