Learn English with Donald Trump. President Donald Trump is the 55th House Speaker of the United States and the first black man elected to that position. In this episode, he talks about how he got his start in politics and how he went from a $1,000-a-day high school dropout to becoming the first Black person elected to the House of Representatives. He also talks about the lessons he learned from growing up in a broken family and the lessons that shaped him into the person he is today, and what it takes to become the speaker of the House and a potential candidate for the 2020 election, and why he thinks it s important to have a good relationship with family and friends and how important it is to understand where you come from and how you got where you are today and what you need to do to change the trajectory of your life and your life in order to achieve your goals and dreams. Today s episode is a must-listen to hear Trump's story of how he became the speaker and what he does to keep his promise to his family, and his vision for the future of the country and the people he serves with integrity, honesty, integrity, and respect and respect for the office he holds in high esteem. Tweet Me! and let me know what you thought of this episode! Timestamps: 1:00 - How did you think of the episode? 2: What was your favorite moment from President Trump? 3:30 - What do you think about it? 4:20 - What would you want to see him do in 2020? 5: What are you looking forward to do in the future? 6:15 - How do you're going to do next? 7:40 - What is your biggest takeaway from this episode in the next episode of the White House? 8:00 9:00 What are your thoughts on what you're most important thing? 11:00 Do you think President Trump should do for the country? 13:00 How do I feel about President Trump s legacy? 14:00 Does he have a better job? 15:00 Are you going to be the most powerful person in the president? 16:10: What s your biggest challenge? 17:00 Who do you see the most influential person in history? 18:10 - How does he have the most impact on the country right now? 19:00 Would you like to hear more?
00:01:29.000I take my money on the market, I refinance some of my cars, and I go and I try to buy a franchise, but no one will sell me one because I'm 20 years old.
00:01:35.000So just like in the speaker's race, I never give up.
00:01:41.000He'd ridden this place before, so I sublet this place.
00:01:43.000And there's three lessons I learned in my business.
00:01:45.000I was the first to work, last to leave, last to be paid.
00:01:47.000But you know what? I had it for almost two years, and I've come pretty successful.
00:01:51.000I now have enough money that I can pay my whole way through college as long as I go to Cal State.
00:01:56.000And nobody in my family had finished a four-year degree yet, so I sell my business.
00:01:59.000I'm going to college. I open up the local newspaper, and the local congressman says, become an intern in Washington, D.C. I thought, well, he'd be lucky to have me.
00:02:07.000So I apply, and you know what he does?
00:02:09.000He turns me down. So you know what the end of the story is?
00:02:11.000I'm now elected to the seat I couldn't get an internship for, and now I'm the 55th Speaker of the House.
00:02:30.000That's what this country embeds in you and rewards you for doing.
00:02:34.000Yeah, and I feel like that's also something that's missing in so much of Congress where people are just, they've just been, they've never actually had that hustle.
00:02:42.000Now, again, I understand where I come from in my background.
00:02:44.000I get it. But, like, my father made sure I worked minimum wage jobs.
00:02:47.000Oh, yeah. And I could drive a D10 Caterpillar.
00:02:50.000And, like, you know, I also worked for TIPS, which is something I think that's really important that everyone should understand.