Hey, good morning. It's Saturday, May the 24th. I'm Ali Velshi. Within the hour, President

Donald Trump is going to give the commencement speech to graduates at the U.S. Military Academy

at West Point. Now, sometimes the press gets advanced copies of the speech. We don't have one as

of now. If it comes along, I'll let you know, but we don't know as a result what the president

plans to discuss. And with Donald Trump, it could be anything really, like this $400 million

jet from Qatar, which the Pentagon officially accepted this week as a gift to the president

to be used possibly as Air Force One, although he probably

couldn't tell the students much else about the jet. The administration is classifying all the

details it can about that plane, including what renovations or security additions the plane is going

to need to make it more suitable for transporting the president, how much those additions will cost,

and to whom the contract

to do those renovations and additions will be awarded. Notably, because you may say, we're not

supposed to know that information, previous Air Force won renovation contracts, including

those under Trump's first term, were unclassified information. So, instead of talking about the

plane, maybe Trump's going to tell the grads at West Point about his dinner on Thursday night

with 220 of the largest investors in his own personal cryptocurrency.

Essentially, the 220 people who put the most money in the president's pocket.

On average, attendance spent $1.8 million on the president's meme coin.

And for those of you, a certain age, who don't know much about meme coins, this is a cryptocurrency

that has no intrinsic or underlying value. Although, again, there's probably not much Donald Trump

can say because he was barely there himself.

According to attendees, he spoke for about 15 minutes, which is record short for the president,

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