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Trump reads Bible in Oval Office
The marathon scripture-reading event, timed to coincide with America's 250th anniversary, features high-profile Republicans and Christian supporters.
Trump's choice of a passage focused on forgiveness and national healing has been described by critics as a 'political stunt' designed to shore up his evangelical base.
Viewers on social media claimed the president appeared to struggle with the reading and was clearly using a teleprompter.
The event highlights Trump's ongoing efforts to align his administration with traditional spiritual foundations despite a history of polarizing religious statements.
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