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Tim Apple Is Dead. Long Live Jensen Twaaahng

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Tim Apple Is Dead. Long Live Jensen Twaaahng

Donald Trump hosted a ceremony at the White House on Thursday, dubbed “A New Golden Age Summit,” handing out awards to his most favored tech oligarchs.

It was an embarrassing display, with the 80-year-old president giving out medals to people like Elon Musk, Sergey Brin, and Jensen Huang. You may recall that as recently as last year, Musk was rage-tweeting that Trump was in the Epstein files. And now he’s getting a medal from the guy.

The president also seemed to be frequently slurring his words Thursday and struggled to speak at times, even mispronouncing Huang’s name in a really awkward way.

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.com) October 8, 2026 at 10:54 AM

Obviously, Trump has a long history of butchering names. Who can forget when he called Apple’s Tim Cook “Tim Apple” or when he couldn’t pronounce the United States, blurting out United Shtaysh like a drunken sailor?

Trump has also mispronounced Tesla as Tesler, Yosemite National Park as “yo semites,” and acetaminophen in a way that’s difficult to transcribe here. But you can watch it for yourself below.

Lately, during his frequent trips around the country to campaign for Republican candidates who are losing ground ahead of the midterm elections, Trump has been mispronouncing the word vegan as vaygan. But he finally addressed that this week, telling a crowd in Texas that First Lady Melania Trump tried to correct him.

S. Senate in Texas. Talarico is not a vegan, according to multiple reports .


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