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Trump sleep controversy at Graham funeral

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On July 28, 2026 President Donald Trump attended delivered a eulogy at Senator Lindsey Graham’s state funeral and delivered a eulogy. funeral. Video showed Trump him with his eyes closed, prompting sparking social‑media claims that he fell asleep. The White House, via House spokesperson Davis Ingle, dismissed Ingle rejected the allegation, calling the suggestion a “depraved moron” and saying Trump was merely simply reflecting on the loss. The report also ceremony was noted for First Lady Melania Trump’s absence and the presence of foreign leaders including such as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The following day, July 29, media outlets again highlighted Trump’s apparent nodding off during the eulogy, repeating day coverage repeated the White House’s defense and House defense, with Ingle labeling critics “stupid.” In At the same coverage, White House time, Deputy Press Secretary Abigail Jackson announced her resignation effective August 7 to join a political‑consulting firm, with senior officials praising her work and naming Lauren Bis as was named her successor. On July 30, a clip from the service went viral, showing Trump’s closed eyes and an unidentified attendee making exaggerated facial expressions. Rumors spread online that Trump had emitted a foul odor or suffered a personal accident, with some users claiming he soiled himself. A body‑language expert commented on the attendee’s gestures, while the White House again insisted Trump was merely reflecting on Graham’s death.

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