Donald Trump did something he rarely does Thursday night, he read a teleprompter and seemed to pretty much follow a speech that someone else wrote for him. That said, it makes you wonder about a big blunder in the speech. He read a graph where he said the army took over airports during the Revolutionary war, 122 years before airplanes existed. And it has left people scratching their heads. Time magazine writes, “Of course, as many viewers noted, airports––and military airplanes––are a 20th-century invention. The first powered flight of an airplane was officially attributed to the Wright brothers, who accomplished their feat in 1903.”

Huffington Post says, “The White House did not provide Trump’s complete prepared speech, so it wasn’t clear where exactly or how the goof-up occurred.”