By Jarrett RenshawTUSCALOOSA, Alabama (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump capped a week-long celebration of his first 100 days - interrupted by a shakeup of his national security team - with a trip to deep-red Alabama on Thursday to kick off graduation weekend at the state's most prominent university.

But after “getting a little political,” Trump closed with some advice for the graduates in attendance. “If you think you are too young to do something great, you’re wrong,” he said, citing the Hyatt Grand Central New York, which he developed in his late 20s.

President Trump spoke at the University of Alabama Thursday evening where he touted his political agenda, but also focused on advice for students urging them not to be a "victim" after they graduate.