"Proud To Be The First President In Decades With No New Wars": Donald Trump
20th January 2021 02:08 amndtv.com
The White House said Donald Trump farewell address would be broadcast shortly. (File)
Donald Trump in a farewell address Tuesday said he was the first president in many years to have left office without starting a war.
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