Multiple outlets report that President Donald Trump repeatedly brings up “grass” in public remarks, including during events where the topic is not directly related to the setting. PBS NewsHour says Trump has spoken about grass at least 45 times since returning to the White House in early 2024, citing instances across public events and interviews. The reporting characterizes these remarks as a recurring theme in Trump’s communications rather than a one-off joke or isolated reference.
The Winnipeg Free Press article also focuses on the president’s habit of getting into detailed, sometimes tangential explanations about grass, describing how he develops the topic at length. While the sources differ in framing and interpretation, both point to the same underlying pattern: Trump repeatedly returns to the subject of grass in public appearances. Neither account indicates that the topic has a direct official policy role, but both suggest it functions as a frequent element of Trump’s speaking style. The coverage therefore centers on the frequency and prominence of the remarks rather than new, specific developments tied to any grass-related initiative.
