Trump focuses America's 250th anniversary speech on Communism and unity

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Trump focuses America's 250th anniversary speech on Communism and unity.

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President Trump delivered remarks for America's 250th anniversary at Mount Rushmore where he talked about the history of the country, unity and how he believes Communism is "the enemy." NBC News' Julie Tsirkin reports on the points Trump made in his speech.

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Donald Trump declares 'every king and prime minister respects us' as he kicks off 'America 250' celebrations.

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Donald Trump declared that "every king and prime minister respects us" as he kicked off the 250th anniversary of US independence at Mount Rushmore.Speaking below the iconic American monument, the President delivered a near-half-hour-long speech decrying communism, praising the States, and hailing the spirit of independence and the accomplishments of the American people.At one stage in his address, Mr Trump turned his fire on Joe Biden - and then, the kings and prime ministers who mocked the US."Two years ago, we were laughed at, mocked, and a nation in decline," he said.

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We were in very serious decline."The last administration, what they've done to us - we can never, ever forget that.

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And today, we are the hottest country anywhere in the world.

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Remember this: We're respected like no nation in the world is respected.

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