The White House has replaced the portrait of former US President Barack Obama with a new painting of Donald Trump, showcasing the latter’s ‘fist-pump’ moment after a bullet grazed his ear during an ...

The artwork captures a moment after the assassination attempt, with Trump raising his fist and shouting, “fight, fight, fight!” a phrase that later became central to his reelection campaign. Read Also ...

Trump was injured in the ear and raised his fist, shouting "Fight, fight, fight!". This became a significant rallying cry for his successful reelection campaign. The Trump portrait was hung without ...

The White House has replaced Obama's portrait with Trump's iconic fist pump photo (X/EndWokeness) The Obama portrait, painted by Robert McCurdy, was presented to the former president by Joe Biden ...

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The Obama portrait has been relocated across the foyer. The image of Trump's fist pump after the assassination attempt became rallying cry and a campaign symbol, appearing on t-shirts, mugs and ...

WASHINGTON ― A new portrait of President Donald Trump pumping his fist after a 2024 assassination attempt is now hanging in the White House. The artwork by artist Marc Lipp appears to be based ...

The image of Trump's fist pump after the assassination attempt became rallying cry and a campaign symbol, appearing on t-shirts, mugs and other merchandise at the president's rallies. In February, the ...

Clearly visible in the video is the notorious action shot of Trump, who has blood on his face from a bullet scrape to the ear and raises his right arm in a fist as the Secret Service tackles him ...

Then we got up there and it was 90 degrees. It was not necessarily a fist-pump moment while you’re shooting it, because you’re in this extreme isolation. But it definitely helped Sophie to ...

Computers select shots in part based the on the crowd reaction and player gestures, such as a fist pump or raised putter. The same technology is used to quickly cobble together a player’s daily ...