Trump to Attend Super Bowl LVII, Marking a Historic First

Trump to Witness Super Bowl LVII

Donald Trump, the former US President, is set to create history by becoming the first sitting US president to attend a Super Bowl. The White House confirmed on Tuesday that he will be present at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans this weekend for Super Bowl LVII, where the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles will clash for the championship title.

A First for a US President

This marks a significant moment as no other sitting US president has ever attended the Super Bowl, the biggest sporting spectacle in the US. While former President George H.W. Bush participated in the coin toss for Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002, also held in New Orleans, and again in 2017 at Super Bowl LI in Houston, Trump’s presence sets a new precedent.

Trump’s Relationship with the NFL

The former President’s relationship with the NFL has been complex. He has often criticized NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and in 2017, sparked controversy by condemning players who knelt during the national anthem to protest racial injustice.

Goodell Supports Diversity

In recent [[news]], Goodell reaffirmed the NFL’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, potentially opposing Trump’s stance. Goodell emphasized that these efforts are essential for attracting top talent both on and off the field.

Super Bowl LVII: A Message of Love

In a separate development, the NFL announced a change in the end zone slogans for Super Bowl LVII. Instead of “End Racism,” the slogans “Choose Love” and “It Takes All of Us” will be displayed. An NFL spokesperson explained that these messages were chosen in response to recent tragedies across the United States, including wildfires, a terrorist attack in New Orleans, and plane crashes. The spokesperson also said that “Choose Love” is suitable given the tragedies the US has faced lately, and that the Super Bowl is a chance to capture the country’s imagination.

Pre-Game Interview with Trump

Fox News announced that a pre-recorded interview with Trump will air during the Super Bowl LVII pre-game show.

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