President Donald Trump He realized the dream of high school during his speech at a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night.
In a speech that focused on how hot topics in the whole country had personally influenced Americans, Trump began talking about Jason Hartley, whose dream was “continuing the family’s legacy” by joining 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 the Sheriff of the Los Angeles Sheriff.
His dream was to be accepted in American Military Academy In West Point and, as a high school student, Hartley has already applied for a prestigious school.
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President Donald Trump told high school during his joint address to the congress that his dream of attending West Point is realized that his application has been accepted. (Win McNamee/Pool via Reuters)
Trump boasted Hartley during the speech, mentioning his recognition as a six -letter athlete and a “great student” with an average of points of 4.46. Both features welcomed a lot of applause from the Chamber.
Trump’s praise for a teenager led to a very exciting announcement, where he informed Hartley to attend West Point.
“It’s hard to get in, but I’m glad to inform you that your application is accepted,” Trump said, surprising Hartley and his mother.
Jason Hartley states after President Donald Trump announced that he had been admitted to the American Military Academy at West Point during a joint address to the Congress on Tuesday. (Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images)
At a touching moment of congratulations, Hartley approached DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old surviving cancer and a police officer who hoped, in which Trump swore as honorary Secret Service Agent.
Daniel could see Hartley beating on his shoulder and gave him a tall five before he returned to his place a few meters away.
DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old brain cancer and a hoped police officer on Tuesday, was honored during Trump’s speech to Congress, swore as an honorary secret service agent. (Fox News)
Hartley and Daniel were only two of many daily Americans That Trump honored during his speech on Tuesday night.
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After completing the address, the hosts of Fox News considered the moments that two young men included as some of the best on the whole night.
