Season 1, Episode 989: U.S. President Donald Trump attended an NFL (American Football) game for the first time in 47 years since Jimmy Carter in 1978, but was loudly booed by the audience. On the 9th, local time, President Trump attended the NFL Washington Commanders and Detroit Lions game held in Landover, Maryland. When Trump was shown on the billboard with House Speaker Mike Johnson, boos erupted from the audience, and at halftime, the military Even during the swearing-in ceremony with the soldiers, booing continued in the stands. ESPN, a sports media outlet, reported the previous day that President Trump had told the NFL Washington Commanders that he wanted his name on the new stadium. The Commanders spent $3.7 billion (approximately 5.4 trillion won) on the site of the old RFK Stadium, which was used as their home stadium from 1961 to 1996, to build a new stadium. A stadium is being built. Regarding this, White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitt said, “(If you use ‘Trump’) it would be a beautiful name.” (Video Edit: Hwayoung Yoo)
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