President Trump announced that he will become an honorary member of the Secret Service the moment he moved 13-year-old cancer survivor Devarjaye “DJ” Daniel during his speech to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday.
Daniel, dressed in a police uniform while sitting in the house gallery, glowed as his father shook him up while his father recognized his fight to overcome cancer.
“He always dreamed of becoming a police officer,” the commander explained in his speech. “But in 2018, the DJ was diagnosed with a brain tumor.”
“The doctors gave him at most five months,” Trump added. “It was over six years ago. Since then, the DJ and his father have been exploring his dreams to make them come true.”
Trump spoke of how Daniel became an honorary member of other law enforcement agencies around the country, and praised his spirit of fighting spirit.
“And tonight, DJ, we'll give you the greatest honor of all of them,” Trump teased before announcing the honor.
“I'm asking new Secret Service Director Sean Curran to officially become an American agent.”
In response to the heartwarming announcement of “DJ!”, the erupted quickly in her room at home.
Curran then handed Daniel the badge and made him an honorary member of the Secret Service. Daniel proudly waving his new badge around and was surprised to see his face.
Trump then pivoted to discuss the mission of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., “removing toxins from our environment, thrusts from our food supply, and keeping children healthy and strong.”
In his speech, Trump praised law enforcement, claiming he once again regained his call to “impose a forced death penalty on anyone who kills police officers” and wanted officers to “work without fear of life being completely destroyed.”
At another point in Trump's broad speech, Trump announced that high school senior Jason Hartley has been hospitalized at the US military academy in West Point.
Trump said Hartley, the son of the late Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy, had dreams of entering the prestigious military academy.
“That's difficult to get in,” Trump meditated. “We are pleased to let you know that your application has been accepted.”
Harley was seen accepting his mother and giving a thumbs up, apparently caught off guard by the announcement.
