Trump Makes Bizarre Claim He Could Have Been A ‘Flutist’
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The president alleged that he was deemed to be "brilliant at music" after his parents took him for an aptitude test in his early days.
President Donald Trump alleged that he “could’ve been a flutist” while talking about his childhood musical talents in a new interview.
Speaking on the “Pod Force One” podcast, Trump recalled getting flute lessons at an early age and opened up about his love for music.
“I had flute lessons,” he told host Miranda Devine in the episode that aired Wednesday. “Can you believe it? I could’ve been a flutist. I didn’t particularly like it, it wasn’t for me.”
Trump revealed that his parents took him for aptitude tests during his early days.
“My father and mother took me to a place, like an aptitude place, to see what I would be good at [and] what my talent was…at pretty young, probably like 11 or 12,” Trump recalled. “[After] a couple days, they came up to my father and they said ‘your son is brilliant at music, he’d be an incredible musician’”
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