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President Donald Trump’s birthday is June 14th, the same day the military parade in Washington, D.C. celebrates the 250th birthday of the US Army.
Trump, the oldest person to take the presidency, will turn 79 on Saturday. He held an age record from his predecessor, former President Joe Biden. Joe Biden was 78 years old when he assumed an agency in 2021.
Born in New York City in 1946, Trump was 70 years old at the start of his first term in 2017, and remains ranked as the oldest president in office.
Here’s how Trump ranks among the oldest presidents:
Trump’s oldest president has taken office
Trump set the record for the oldest person to take office when he was born on June 14th, 1946, 78 years and seven months.
Here is the ranking of the five oldest presidents at the time of office:
- Donald Trump (Second Season): 78 years, 7 months
- Joe Biden: 78 years, 2 months
- Donald Trump (first semester):70 years, 7 months
- Ronald Reagan: 69 years, 11 months
- William Henry Harrison: 68, 23rd
Protest and Pope’s celebrations are scheduled for Trump’s birthday
People in cities across the country are expected to protest Trump on his birthday.
“I think we’ll see the biggest peaceful day of protest that the country has certainly seen since the first Trump term,” Indivisible Cofounder Ezra Levin, one of the organizers of “No Kings Day,” previously told USA Today.
On June 14th, almost 2,000 protests and rally are expected to be heard to voice the organizers’ refusal to what they have pointed out as overreach and abuse by the Trump administration.
Also, Pope Leo XIII will be celebrated on Saturday in his North American hometown of Chicago.
He is not expected to attend the celebration, but the Archdiocese of Chicago said video messages from the Pope are set to emanate from the Rate sector, the Chicago White Sox home.
Contributions: Sarah D. Wire, Natalie Naisa Aland, USA Today