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Trump Praises Washington D.C. Fireworks as ‘Best Ever’ on Independence Day

President Trump lauds the largest fireworks display in Washington, D.C., calling it the 'best fireworks show, EVER' in a Truth Social post following his Independence Day address.

Jul 5, 2026, 3:51 PM The Hill

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On July 5, 2026, President Donald Trump praised the fireworks show held in Washington, D.C., describing the display across the night sky as the "best" ever. Moments after addressing the nation for Independence Day, Trump posted on Truth Social, "Best fireworks show, EVER." Officials from the Trump administration stated that it was the largest fireworks show to date.

The event took place in the United States and was noted for its scale and spectacle amid weather delays. Trump's remarks highlight the significance of the celebration and the scale of the fireworks display.

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