According to foreign media reports such as the US Fox News Network and Today India, on October 21 local time, US President Trump spoke at a press conference about a television report, which was rated as "the following".Washington isHe is the third best president of the United States after Lincoln. Trump said he was ¡°very angry.¡±¡£

Trump was named "the third best president in the United States after Washington and Lincoln" (data map)

According to reports, Trump's scene resumed the scenario at the time: "Someone told me, 'This is what is said on television!You are the third best president. '"When the side asked who the first two were and got the answer "Washington and Lincoln," Trump was directly angry at the statement.

The report said that although it was "really difficult" to admit that it was "really difficult" to surpass the two former US presidents, Trump changed the topic: "We have to give it a try, right?"

Then he added, ¡° Look, they didn't end eight wars-the ninth is coming soon. To be honest, we have settled eight conflicts, and believe it or not, the ninth is approaching¡£¡±

Source: China News Network

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Nobel Peace Prize winner is not Trump

On October 10, local time, the Nobel Peace Prize was announced. Maria Corina Machado from Venezuela won the award, but US President Trump was denied the award. Due to the previous campaign by many parties, this Nobel Peace Prize has also been praised as the most watched award by European media, including nearly 100 media outlets such as the BBC and The Guardian.

Many media broadcast live

Trump has longed for the Nobel Prize since his first term

"Even if Mr. Trump didn't circle October 10 on his calendar, he did circle the day in his head-and he's been lobbying for this for years, as we all know." With 24 hours to go before the announcement of the Nobel Prize, Eric Green, a well-known reporter for White House reporting in the New York Times, sent an analysis report from Washington,"Trump is staring at the Nobel Peace Prize. Can he get it?" The article cleverly points out that Trump "made outstanding contributions" to the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip 48 hours before the Nobel Prize was awarded. He also said that "he will try to go to Egypt to participate in the signing ceremony of the first phase of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza."

According to Eric Green, Trump¡¯s longing for the Nobel Peace Prize began when he began lobbying and brought that longing to a second term, so he also bitterly complained that President Obama won the prize less than nine months after he took office.¡±

Trump wants a Nobel Prize.

In July this year, it was reported that Trump called Norway Finance Minister and former NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg to inquire about the Nobel Peace Prize. The original purpose of the call was to discuss tariffs between the United States and Norway. On the 8th of this month, when a reporter asked Trump whether he believed he would win the Nobel Peace Prize, he replied: "We have solved seven wars, and we are close to solving the eighth war. And I think we will eventually resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict. I don't think anyone in history has solved so many wars, but maybe they will find a reason not to award me the prize."

Multi-party public opinion builds momentum to support Trump's award

As early as July this year, when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with U.S. President Trump at the White House, he submitted a letter nominating him as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize, saying that Trump was "making peace with his own hands and deserves the award."

In September this year, French President Macron said in new york that if US President Trump really wanted to win the Nobel Peace Prize, he should push for an end to the war in the Palestinian Gaza Strip. Perhaps Macron's suggestion was too exciting, and Trump almost "pressed the buzzer" to facilitate the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip.

Just after the second anniversary of this round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict, on October 8, U.S. President Trump took the lead in issuing an article on his social platform saying that both sides had signed the first phase of the "20-Point Plan" agreement proposed by him, and all The detained persons will be released soon and the Israeli army will withdraw to the boundaries agreed upon by both parties. He himself may travel to the Middle East on October 12.

At this time, there are only 48 hours before the announcement of the Nobel Peace Prize. The Financial Times quoted European officials as saying that Trump is stepping up efforts to push Israel and Hamas to reach an agreement by Friday to influence the selection results. Trump also put pressure on the Norway government, while the Norway foreign minister emphasized that the Nobel Committee operates independently of the government.

Netanyahu forwards AI-generated pictures

On October 9, the Israeli Prime Minister's Office suddenly issued a document saying: "Awarded Trump the Nobel Peace Prize-he deserves it!" It also used AI to generate a photo of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hanging the Nobel Prize around Trump's neck, which instantly aroused global media attention.

On the 9th local time, Trump's son Eric posted a post on social platform X (formerly Twitter), calling on fans to "forward this post if you think Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize." At about the same time, the White House's official X account posted a photo of Trump and called him the "Peace President."

Peace Prize was'finalized 'on Monday Trump is hopeless this year

European media, including The Guardian and DW, said that because of Trump's well-known desire, this year's Nobel Peace Prize attracted much attention. Nearly 100 media outlets, including the BBC, went to the scene to broadcast the Nobel Prize live. According to European media reports, Norway's political circles are also very nervous, worried that if the Nobel Peace Prize is not awarded to Trump, it may affect U.S. -Norwegian relations.

The Norway Nobel Committee made it clear on Thursday that it had made a final decision on who would win the 2025 Peace Prize a few days before the U.S. president announced a ceasefire in Gaza (Monday). Given the time frame and composition of the five-member independent committee, most Nobel experts and Norway observers believe it is unlikely that Trump will win the award. Norway Nobel Committee Chairman Jorgen Watne Freidnes recently "hinted" to local media that Trump has no hope of winning at least this year.

Four U.S. presidents, including Obama, have won awards

CNN reported on the 10th that according to the latest poll, only 22% of people in the United States believe that Trump should receive the Peace Prize. According to the Nobel Prize official website, there are 338 groups of candidates nominated for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, including 244 individuals and 94 organizations. It should be noted that the nomination deadline for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize is January 31, more than ten days after the start of Trump's second term. To date, four U.S. presidents have won the Nobel Peace Prize: Theodore Roosevelt (1906), Woodrow Wilson (1919), Jimmy Carter (2002) and Barack Obama (2009).