Donald Trump Blames a Teleprompter That 'Went Out' for His Airport Flub During July Fourth Speech

President Donald Trump.Photo: Shutterstock PresidentDonald Trumpis explaining himself after his controversialJuly Fourth speech, in which he said the Continental Army took “over airports” while fighting the British in the Revolutionary War — despite it being more than a century before airplanes were invented. “Well, I can just tell you, those people that you see — there’s a lot of people in front of the White House — every one of them loved it,” Trump said referring to how his speech was received.

Donald Trump Blames Barack Obama for the White House's Air Conditioning Issues

PresidentDonald Trumpis airing his woes about the air conditioning in the White House — and he said former PresidentBarack Obamahad something to do with it. While speaking to reporters in the Oval Office on Friday, Trump, 73, said he would be spending time at his New Jersey golf club resort next month, but he claimed that “it’s never a vacation” while he’s in Bedminster and said he would rather be at the White House.

Donald Trump Boasts (Without Explaining How) That Daughter Ivanka Trump 'Created Millions of Jobs'

President Donald Trumpis praising his daughter and senior adviserIvanka Trumpfor having “created millions of jobs.” Trump, 72, made the claim early Monday morning during a speech to the bipartisan National Governor’s Association at the White House. “My daughter has created millions of jobs. I don’t know if anyone knows that, but she’s created millions of jobs,” Trump added without saying exactly how Ivanka is responsible for the significant increase in work.

Donald Trump Booed Again by Nationals Fans as Campaign Ad Plays During Final World Series Game

PresidentDonald Trumpmay call Washington, D.C., his home, but he’s not a universally loved figure there. Although Game 7 of the World Series took place in Houston — home of the losing team, the Astros —36,000 Nationals fansgathered in D.C. to attend a free viewing party at Nationals Park, watching the big game on the stadium’s big screen. During one of the game’s commercial breaks, a pro-Trump campaign ad played and, as they had when Trump and First LadyMelania Trumpattended Game 5 in the capital three days earlier, someNationals fans booed the presidentandchanted “lock him up”— a twist on a common chant during his rallies, usually referring toHillary Clinton.

Donald Trump Booked in Fulton County Jail After Surrendering over Attempts to Reverse 2020 Election

Trump, 77, arrived at Rice Street Jail in Atlanta, where he is expected to get fingerprinted and have a mug shot taken. He will then bereleased on a $200,000 bond, which was negotiated earlier in the week. Signage outside the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta, Georgia,.Alyssa Pointer/Bloomberg via Getty Alyssa Pointer/Bloomberg via Getty As PEOPLE previously reported,Trump was indicted in a fourth criminal investigationon Aug. 14 after prosecutors presented evidence related to the former president and his political allies' attempts to reverse the outcome of Georgia’s 2020 election.