Donald Trump Sets Another Record with Lengthy Acceptance Speech
Former US President Donald Trump delivered a record-breaking speech at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, accepting his party's presidential nomination for the third time. The speech lasted one hour and 32 minutes, surpassing his previous longest speeches at conventions in 2016 and 2020.
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In a historic moment at the Republican National Convention, former US President Donald Trump delivered a marathon acceptance speech lasting one hour and 32 minutes, breaking his own record for the longest acceptance speech in recent history.
Speaking in Milwaukee, Trump, 78, formally accepted his party's nomination for president for the third time. This address was particularly significant as it was his first major speech following an assassination attempt.
Trump's speeches have consistently set records; he spoke for one hour and 15 minutes in 2016 and one hour and 10 minutes in 2020. These durations eclipse those of other notable speeches, outpacing even Bill Clinton's one-hour and five-minute address in 1996 and George W. Bush's hour-long speech in 2004.
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