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Welcome to the Tutor Dixon podcast. We have a very special guest with us today. I am excited

to welcome the 45th president of the United States of America Donald Trump to the podcast. Mr.

President, welcome. Well, thank you very much, Tutor. It's great to be with you.

Thank you. I'm so excited. I want to actually take a little bit of a different approach to

this conversation because there is a special president Trump that I know and he is an incredibly

caring guy. You were so wonderful to my dad when he was sick. You took a lot of time to talk to him.

But we've also had some other folks on that have said great things about you. Major John Turnbull was

on the podcast and he told us about leaving Walter Reed after losing his eyesight in an explosion

in Syria. He met you at the hospital, but then he came home to his house and you and the first

lady had left him a gift. It wasn't from the White House. It was especially from you. It was new

baby supplies for his baby. He said he's never going to forget and you have no idea what that meant

to him. I also heard about a story years ago of a woman who lost a game show and she was asked what

she would do with the money. She said her young son was sick. She would pay his medical bills.

You decided to pick up the medical bills and then help him through his first year of college.

Why don't we ever get to see this side of Donald Trump in the public because it is such an

amazing part of who you are. Well, I don't know. People are uninterested and I can tell you,

the media is not interested in those things. I'll help people. I love to help people. It's nice

to be able to do it. And some of the soldiers what they've given up, I used to go to Walter Reed a

lot when I was president to visit people, visit soldiers and incredible, I mean, to see,

first of all, how good Walter Reed is, what they can do. But to see the damage done to these people

and the horrible damage done to them. And especially when you view, you know, why were we there?

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