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What did Donald Trump whisper to Melania as they arrived in flood-struck Texas? Lip reader Nicola Hickling claims to have decoded the moment — and the seven words might surprise you. As victims mourned and cameras rolled, Trump leaned in and said something quietly to the First Lady that now has people talking. Hickling, who also decoded Trump's wild July 4th PDA moment, tells all in this report. Watch now for both viral moments revealed.
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