Tuesday night named 2:00 p.m. CDT at the Port of Corpus Christi as a clock. This is the unused speech.
Associated Press, Tuesday, Corpus Christi: President Trump made his third trip to Texas in a month and spoke at the port. “See that little ship out there? It’s got 1 million barrels of oil on it from Venezuela.” That is his claim. It is not a cash close. It is not a Fed statement. AP: he touted a tanker carrying Venezuelan oil. “To the victor belongs the spoils,” he said, recounting the U.S. operation that captured former leader Nicolás Maduro. Then: “Let’s make it the 51st state.” A suggestion is not annexation. A line at a port is not a 51st star this desk types into law. Tuesday’s unused Corinth remarks already ran. We will not reprint “can’t take a chance” as first-day news.
Same unused Corpus Christi file: he was there for Attorney General Ken Paxton against Democrat James Talarico. AP: he aimed to stop Democrats from winning their first statewide election there in decades. A race is not Nov. 3. We will not invent a poll. We will not invent a Senate tally. Factba.se transcript, same port: “the Port of Corpus Christi just had its nine busiest months in history.” Nine months is not a close. NY Post, same unused rally: “The oil on the ships outside is being provided to the United States at zero cost to the American taxpayer.” That is his line. It is not a barrel we priced. Al Jazeera leftover, not first-day as a second speech: he called the cargo “thanks to our big victory in our recent war with Venezuela.” We will not smash third trip into Al Jazeera’s fourth. AP said third. Third is the unused number.
AP, later Tuesday, Lubbock Memorial Civic Center: he spoke again. That unused 6:00 p.m. CDT clock became remarks. AP: the Lubbock rally stretched more than 100 minutes. Next, Trump is listed Wednesday in Chillicothe, Ohio. A listing is not remarks we invent this morning. AP / NPR leftover, not this unused 2 p.m. file: in Lubbock he said he is “officially terminating Biden’s expensive and unnecessary methane regulations to save consumers and energy producers $45 billion in costs,” and claimed the change would unlock 210 million barrels. Those are Lubbock lines. They are not Corpus Christi reprinted. Tuesday already filed unused Corinth. Sunday already filed unused Port Huron. Harris is still listed Thursday. That listing is not Thursday remarks. The statement is listed Oct. 28 at 2 p.m. Today is statement day at 2. This 8 a.m. file is not a hike or a cut. We will not invent Nov. 3.
What this means for you
If you needed Tuesday’s unused politics, it still stands as Corinth remarks, not a Texas clock. If you needed this morning’s unused file, he spoke at the Port of Corpus Christi. The tanker line is on the record. 51st state is a suggestion, not a star. If you needed a Texas result, wait.
Bottom line: He spoke at the port. ‘1 million barrels.’ ‘Let’s make it the 51st state.’ Not annexation. Not Corinth reprinted. Not Nov. 3 invented.
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