Ryder Williams Delivers an Uplifting Message to His Generation - 08/17/26 pic.twitter.com/7545fgwZD3
— RSBN 🇺🇸 (@RSBNetwork) August 17, 2026
"Ryder Williams was honored in the Oval Office today for gallantly saving the life of a 10-year-old boy. The video of Ryder holding on to the boy while waves whipped them around went viral, and President Trump promised to honor him, and he did. A CNN reporter attended and engaged in rude, performative drama to disrupt the event and embarrass the president. The President had to tell her to be silent so now the media has their soundbite for the day"
"President Trump spoke with the boy who nearly drowned, Nathaniel Rai, and his family, joking with him at times, and praising him at others, promising him a long life. Hopefully, God delivers on that. . .
"The reporter, Kristen Holmes, then started screaming, and Trump had to silence her. It was obviously planned and meant to disrupt the event. If CNN can ruin a nice, feel-good moment, they will. They are corrupt and agenda-driven. This reporter was probably congratulated by her comrades when she got back to the office. They don’t want the President to have any good moments." . . . More...
CNN Throws a Hissy Fit After Trump Humiliates Reporter — There's Just One Problem . . . "The president invited the White House press pool into the Oval Office earlier Monday as he met with with a 16-year-old lifeguard who went viral on social media last month for rescuing a boy struggling in extremely rough surf at a California beach.
That lifeguard, Ryder Williams, was joined by the boy he saved, 10-year-old Nathaniel Rai, as the president awarded Ryder a civilian honor for his bravery that day.
When the press was invited to ask a few questions, CNN's Kristen Holmes opted to ignore the boys – and the heroism being honored – to go right into the gutter with this question:" . . .

