FREDRICKA WHITFIELD, CNN ANCHOR: Hello, everyone. Thank you for joining me this Saturday. I'm Fredricka Whitfield in Atlanta. A big thanks to Sesame Street, who you saw, before the president, for that amazing hour. And we want to let parents know that we're going to return to our normal grownup news broadcast in case you need to move the little ones to another room. So, as you just saw, President Trump just started his commencement address to West Point graduates. More than 1,000 students are gathering at the U.S. military college for a ceremony unlike anything before. Due to concerns over the spread of coronavirus, each graduate is wearing a mask, and they are socially distanced, as you see right there in that shot. Family and friends are the only ones allowed to watch the graduation, but online. And let's listen in starting at the beginning of the president's remarks.</s>DONALD TRUMP, (R) PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Thank you, general. And hello, cadets. On behalf of our entire nation, let me say congratulations to the incredible West Point class of 2020. Congratulations. Everyone, have a good time. Enjoy yourselves, because we are here to celebrate your achievements, and great achievements they are. Let us also recognize your remarkable superintendent, General Darryl Williams, for his outstanding stewardship. General, thank you very much. Great job. Thank you.
President Trump Gives Commencement Address to West Point Graduates.