Trump Remarks on Lincoln Memorial Pool, UFC Cage; Hunter Biden Denies Cocaine

President Trump announced the completion of repairs to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Separately, Hunter Biden denied leaving cocaine found at the White House, and Trump humorously compared a White House UFC cage to the Eiffel Tower, suggesting its permanent installation.

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What Happened

President Trump announced the completion of repairs to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool during remarks from the White House.

In separate news, Hunter Biden denied that cocaine found at the White House was his, making a remark about not forgetting his own drugs. Additionally, Trump humorously compared a White House UFC cage to the Eiffel Tower, stating that perhaps it would never be taken down.

Key Facts

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President Trump announced completion of repairs to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
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Hunter Biden denied leaving cocaine found at the White House.
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Hunter Biden joked he would not forget his drugs.
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President Trump compared a White House UFC cage to the Eiffel Tower.
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President Trump suggested the UFC cage might remain permanently.

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The Hill

The Hill reported on President Trump's remarks regarding the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool repairs and separately covered Hunter Biden's denial of leaving cocaine at the White House.

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PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour focused on President Trump's humorous comparison of a White House UFC cage to the Eiffel Tower, including his comment about its potential permanent installation.

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Watch live: Trump gives remarks from White House

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Hunter Biden: Cocaine found at White House ‘most definitely’ not his

PBS NewsHour

Trump compares White House UFC cage to Eiffel Tower, says 'maybe we'll never ever take it down'

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Trump Remarks on Lincoln Memorial Pool, UFC Cage; Hunter Biden Denies Cocaine

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What Happened

President Trump announced the completion of repairs to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool during remarks from the White House.

Key Facts

President Trump announced completion of repairs to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

Hunter Biden denied leaving cocaine found at the White House.

Hunter Biden joked he would not forget his drugs.

President Trump compared a White House UFC cage to the Eiffel Tower.

President Trump suggested the UFC cage might remain permanently.