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I drove to Love Field to see Air Force One. We had to unload a gasket. I sat in the second row, by the window, and I completely broke down.

I was asked about Trump becoming speaker and I answered honestly. I think "speaker Trump" sounds great.

Biden and Trump recently met at the White House, and it was striking to see Trump so happy despite losing the election. His smile was reminiscent of a proud parent, contrasting sharply with Obama’s serious demeanor during the transition. Trump's appearance has changed significantly; he seems to have had Botox and a facelift, making him look unusual. Regardless, his happiness was evident, especially when he donned his MAGA hat. There was a time when he was considered a threat to democracy, but now he appears relaxed and content, as if the political landscape has shifted dramatically.

I regret meeting Donald Trump and wish it never happened. Despite the game-changing impact, I'm tired of him. It's not about the attacks I faced, but simply being sick of him. I'm not saying this to please him, just expressing my frustration.

I love President Trump, that's why I gave him a note saying he's the best president of the United States. I wanted to see him in real life, and now it's come true. My advice for the Secret Service is to stop being mean to President Trump, or I'm coming after you! Also, Jimmie Pratt, if you're being mean to President Trump, I'm on your bumper. Bless America. I might look 13, but I'm 50.

I used to be mad at Donald Trump for a long time. After watching the Jake Paul interview, I found something refreshing about him. I'm still not a fan, but I can't deny his content is interesting. It's strange to see a president making content. I doubt I'll vote for him, but who knows? Maybe.

A man recounts meeting Dorothy Gordon, an 89-year-old woman from Fort Meade, Florida, who said she loves President Trump and that he has been trying to meet her. The man took a selfie with her and sent it to President Trump with a message stating Dorothy loves him. Subsequently, the man received a call from President Trump. During the call, Trump inquired about the man's campaign for governor, and the man said it was going great. Trump then asked where he was, and the man replied he was in Hardy County with 500 people who all love him. Trump then asked to be put on speaker.

We went to New York to meet Donald Trump and celebrate raising enough money to save our farm. At breakfast, we discussed the plan and later had a ceremony where a picture was taken of my mom, Donald, and another man burning the deed. What stands out about him is his kind and giving nature, which many people don't see. They mainly see his vocal side.

When I was vice president, things were bad during the pandemic. Barack told me to go to Detroit to fix it. The mayor spent more time with me than he expected. God bless him.

I was excited for the interview with Trump, but not pressured. I focused on key topics and wanted to know about the JFK files, but he often diverted the conversation. I tried to steer him back respectfully. I was curious about his first day in office and the challenges he faced, but I don’t think he fully recalled those moments. Trump is a unique mix of entertainer and businessman, often using humor and nicknames. After three hours, I saw him as a deal-maker who doesn't easily get distracted, even during a lengthy podcast. I also expressed interest in speaking with Kamala Harris, wanting a genuine conversation rather than a focus on policies.

I'm not worried about it because he’s not going to win. She will win easily. Victory is near, just a few weeks away, and I believe he will lose. How do you like my garbage truck?

I've noticed this phenomenon, almost like "Trump derangement syndrome," where people become completely irrational when the former president is mentioned. I saw it firsthand at a friend's birthday dinner, a month or two before the election. It was a normal, quiet gathering until I mentioned the president's name. The reaction was extreme, as if I'd injected them with something that contained methamphetamine and rabies. I was shocked. It was impossible to have a reasonable conversation. It was as if people just couldn't handle a normal conversation.

I was Donald Trump's personal campaign photographer and I am the current editor in chief of George. I want to share an interesting coincidence with you. Did you know that Donald Trump authorized the building of a new Air Force One? It will be completed sometime after 2024. Here's the crazy part: George magazine has exclusive permission to talk about it. Now, here's where it gets even weirder. The potential Air Force One looks similar to JFK Junior's first plane. It's quite a coincidence, don't you think?

My 9-year-old son dressed as Donald Trump for Halloween, and we went trick-or-treating in a diverse neighborhood in Mississippi. We visited around 150 to 200 houses before the rain started. Everyone we encountered—regardless of race or background—loved his costume. They gave him high fives, fist bumps, and expressed support for Trump, saying things like, "I hope you win Tuesday." This experience showed me that Americans are tired of the current economy and feeling overwhelmed. Every house we visited was positive, with people excited to see the costume and asking for pictures. It felt liberating to witness such unity across different communities. On Tuesday, we’re ready for change.

I wore a MAGA hat when Joe Biden saw me at the state of the union. They are scared of the hat.

On July 13th, I witnessed a deeply personal moment with President Trump after he was shot. He spoke to his family, expressing love and gratitude, revealing a side of him that contrasts with his public persona. In that moment, he showed resilience, strength, and compassion, reminding me that he is a father and grandfather, just like anyone else. I held his hand and thanked him for his dedication to our country. The events of that day highlighted the challenges faced by first responders and the president, who handled everything with skill and determination. Their commitment to serving our communities is invaluable, and I am grateful for their exemplary work. Thank you for allowing me to share this experience.

Visited Blair House and connected with the Bush family, marking a significant presidential moment. Mark Updegrove shared that George H.W. Bush expressed his dislike for Donald Trump, calling him a "blowhard," indicating a stark contrast in temperament and policy between the two. This discontent was also reflected in how Jeb Bush interacted with Trump. However, a positive note from George H.W. Bush to Trump before his inauguration seemed to soften Trump's stance.

Following an invitation facilitated by Kid Rock, the speaker had dinner with President Trump, aiming to bridge divides. The speaker brought a list of 60 insults Trump had made about them, which Trump signed humorously. Trump showed the speaker the room off the Oval Office, formerly known as the "Blowjob Room," now a merch room, and gave hats without pressuring the speaker to wear them. The speaker found Trump self-aware, laughing and genuinely engaging in conversation, even seeking the speaker's opinion on Iran's nuclear situation. The speaker expressed support for some of Trump's policies, like moving the embassy to Jerusalem and border control, while disagreeing with others, such as his Gaza plan. Trump was receptive, not angered by the criticism. The speaker noted a contrast between the private Trump and his public persona, expressing confusion as to why the graciousness and measured behavior couldn't be consistent. The speaker concluded that Trump, in person, is not as "fucked up" as perceived, although the speaker anticipates future criticism and potential retaliation.

I was relieved when I heard Trump was shot, but then disappointed to learn it was just in the ear. I don't feel bad about it. He disgusts me.

I love President Trump! I even gave him a note saying he's the best president. It was great to see him in real life. My advice to the Secret Service is to stop being mean to him, or I'm coming after them. I might be acting like Candice Matthews from Houston, Texas. May God bless America! I might look 13, but I'm 50. I rub bald heads for good luck. It's the first time I ever shook a woman's hand.

I met Trump after getting out of jail. He came to drug dealer Wednesdays for me. I never thought I'd be next to him. Some people didn't believe he was there, but he confirmed his presence. I asked if he would buy my albums, and he said he would buy all of them. I mentioned 50 Cent, and Trump said he's doing well. Trump's kids love my music, and I promised to keep making it.

I work for President Biden every day and love it. Recently, President Biden announced that he wishes he could have a stand-in with an earpiece while he relaxes in his basement, allowing someone else to do the talking and ceremonies for him.

We found a lot of ballot tickets signed for Donald Trump while taking out the trash. We threw them all away.

I became friends with the senior guys in Amtrak, especially Angelo. He once grabbed my cheek and shirt, scaring me. He told me that he had read in the newspaper about my extensive travel as vice president, covering 1,000,000 miles. But he casually mentioned that he had ridden 1,000,000,327 miles himself.

The president returned to the US and had a light moment with a marine by Marine 1. The marine's cap kept falling off due to the wind from the helicopter. The president helped put it back on twice before boarding.