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President Donald Trump told a Memphis crowd he loves Tennessee so much that he may move there, also mentioning Elvis and ...

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President Trump called Elvis Presley “the most famous person on the planet" and signed a replica of the late icon’s guitar while visiting Graceland.

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Memphis Mayor Paul Young did not attend President Donald Trump's roundtable honoring the work done by the Memphis Safe Task Force on March 23. In an afternoon press conference, Young told reporters he ...

Trump visited Graceland after his March 23 round-table meeting about the Memphis Safe Task Force. Here's what he said about Elvis.