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Trump Roasted After Sharing Quote Praising Him For Winning 'His First Nobel Prize'—And Yeah, Nope
In response to the news, Wright claimed that:
“Quantum computing, along with AI and Fusion, are the three signature Trump science efforts. Trump 47 racks up his first Nobel Prize!!”
Trump then shared this quote to his followers, basking in this praise.
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Trump's post betrayed his latest attempt at Nobel glory—he's been obsessed with getting the Peace Prize.
A few weeks ago, the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the prize to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado “for her tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela and for her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy.”
The White House accused the committee of political bias because Trump was not recognized after his administration’s role in brokering a Gaza ceasefire deal earlier in the week. Israel has since violated the terms of the deal.
However, Trump was barely eligible for the prize to begin with. Nominations for this year’s award closed on January 31, 2025, just days after Trump began his second term in office.
Now he's trying to take some credit for something he didn't have anything to do with whatsoever.
Clark, Devoret, and Martinis earned the prize for a breakthrough they achieved while working together at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in 1984 and 1985, decades before Trump’s first presidency began in 2017. The same lab recently laid off between 15 and 20 percent of its research staff following federal research funding cuts made under Trump.
Trump's post was even more shallow than anything he's ever shared related to the Peace Prize—and he was swiftly called out.
Someone might win a special Nobel Prize one day for investigating the depths of Trump's narcissism.
Prince Harry Had The Perfect Response When Asked If He Can Do An American Accent—And It Was Actually Pretty Good
While being interviewed by Hasan Minhaj, Prince Harry was asked if he could do an American accent, and he asked:
"Which part of America?"
This was such a refreshing question, because when people from fellow countries imitate American accents, they commonly lean into either a deeply southern accent or what is commonly referred to as "Valley Girl" only found in a very niche corner of California.
Minhaj sort of dodged the clarification question and instead offered several sentences for Prince Harry to repeat in an accent he felt was fitting.
Minhaj said:
"This is the most American sentence I could think of: I ordered breadsticks with ranch dressing at Applebee's."
Minhaj then coached Prince Harry on how to deliver the hard "a" sounds in "ranch" and "Applebee's."
Prince Harry then repeated the sentence in a fairly convincing Midwestern-ish accent.
Minhaj then told Prince Harry to express love for cybertrucks, which took Prince Harry's personality to an entirely different place.
"Hey, do you like my Cybertruck?"
The audience was thoroughly entertained, and when they struggled to quiet down, Prince Harry called them out:
"Come on, y'all!"
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Some gave immediate brownie points to Prince Harry for clarifying which part of America.
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Others agreed and shared their favorite moments from the video.
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Some were really blown away by how much Prince Harry's demeanor changed with the accent switch.
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A few decided that this was the only kind of news they needed going forward.
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Maybe his accent wasn't perfect, but because Prince Harry was mindful of different regions and accents across America, and willing to have fun while trying it out, there's no question that he could develop a range of accents with a little practice! While this might not have been his goal for something to learn in a day, honestly, why not?!
