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Here he is, Michael Savage.

I was holding up a picture of my beloved mother who passed away a number of years ago

for a reason.

The reason is I was wondering how our president, where he gets the stamina from, to not only keep going,

but going and going and going, rallies, pronouncements, speeches,

travels, fights, never stops. He's almost 80 years old. And I realized that I don't know what

motivates him, nowhere it comes from. But I found the story that I'm

not yet seen discussed anywhere in the media that I think may explain Donald Trump's motivation

to a certain extent in many regards. And that was the mugging of his mother. In the neighborhood

in which I grew up, Union Turnpike Queens, New York.

His mother was going to the bakery near her house, and she stepped out of her car, a mugger

threw her to the ground and stole $14 from her purse, severely injuring his mother.

And the mugger was 16 years old.

This happened in 1991.

She was walking to a nearby bakery on Union Turnpike to pick up a crumb cake

when a teenager snatched a person through it to the ground.

16-year-old Paul Locasto was later sentenced to three to nine years in prison for the crime,

but it left Donald Trump's mother, Mary Trump, then 79 years old, with permanent damage

to her sight and hearing at a brain hemorrhage.

This, I believe, has shaped our president in many ways as being as tough as crime as he is. That is so important for you to hear.

Very important. I held up a picture picture my beautiful mother, and she went to

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