Donald Trump gives shoutout to Patriots, Tom Brady during pre-inauguration speech
President-elect Donald Trump will assume office today as he is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States. On Thursday, Trump was in Washington, D.C. and gave a speech to supporters in which he made a special call-out to New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who was in attendance. He also mentioned Tom Brady, whom Trump said called to congratulate him.
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From the remarks:
In the audience we have somebody that’s under no pressure whatsoever cause he’s got a great quarterback named Tom Brady, and a great coach named Belichick: Bob Kraft. So good luck, Bob. Your friend Tom just called, he feels good. He called to congratulate us, he feels good. Good luck. You’re going to do great things.
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