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Politics Donald Trump 'needs coaching' for future speeches, expert claims

Thread starter Georgia Pearce
Start date Jan 21, 2025
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Georgia Pearce

Guest Reporter

Jan 21, 2025

Political presentation expert Graham Davies has criticised Donald Trump's "old-fashioned" autocue technology at his inaugural address, claiming he "lacked energy" after reading his speech from the teleprompter.

Speaking to GB News, Davies described the tone as "frankly, a little bit strange" for a newly inaugurated president, suggesting that Trump would benefit from "big plasma screens" rather than a "1980s autocue" method.

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