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About this sound
Donald Trump delivers his well known build a wall line in a firm, clipped speaking style, in a clip of just under ten seconds. The blunt, slogan-like delivery makes it feel instantly funny and pointed, like a ready made punchline for blocking something out. It comes from his 2016 United States presidential campaign speeches, where the phrase was repeated at rallies and in news coverage.