Trump allowed watching a football match at the White House with Biden and Obama

US President Donald Trump said on July 3 that he could invite former leaders of the country, including Barack Obama and Joe Biden, to the White House to watch football together.

"Maybe I should invite Barack Hussein Obama, Joe Biden and Bush, or (George. — Ed.) of Bush Sr. Perhaps I should invite some of these people to watch a football game together," he said on the air of the program "Time for Fairy Tales with the Second Lady" in a conversation with presenter Usha Vance, a recording of the release was posted on the YouTube channel.

According to Trump, if this happens, the press will "go crazy." At the same time, the American leader was referring specifically to American football, because he used the term football instead of soccer, which is used to refer to a familiar sport.

To this statement, the interviewer replied that such a meeting "should be fun."

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