“If there’s a concrete wall in front of you, go through it, go over it, go around it,” Trump told graduates. “But get to the other side of that wall.”

"If you say, 'Who gets fired?' it always has to be the top," Trump said during an episode of "Fox & Friends," his favorite morning show, that aired in September 2013.

In a 2013 interview with Fox & Friends, Trump said the president should be fired if there’s to be a government shutdown, as the responsibility for such a failure “always has to be the top.”

—Donald J. Trump 3:23 AM - 4 June 2014

–Donald J. Trump, 9 Aug 2014

Only the Obama WH can get away with attacking Bob Woodward. – Donald J. Trump, Mar 1 2013

How the effort to discredit special counsel Archibald Cox backfired in 1973.

“His Highness” John Adams attacked the press, tried to deport his enemies and colluded with a foreign power. Hmm

—Donald J. Trump 3:23 AM - 4 June 2014

There really is a tweet for everything.

Decades before President Trump ran for office, he joked that Oprah would be his “first choice” for vice president.

—Sarah Sanders, current White House Press Secretary, back on 3 Nov 2016

"The Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump and His Wonderful Dog Bulger" was published in 1889, and quickly forgotten thereafter, as was its sequel

"President should not be telling the Washington Redskins to change their name-our country has far bigger problems! FOCUS on them,not nonsense" —Donald J. Trump 6:09 AM - 8 Oct 2013

—Donald J. Trump 2:46 AM - 31 Aug 2013

An episode of the 1950s western TV series 'Trackdown' featured a snake oil salesman named 'Trump' who promised to build a wall in order to prevent the end of the world.