Donald Trump: US President travels to the Super Bowl

When the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles fight for the coveted Vince Lombardi Trophy in the Superdome of New Orleans on Monday to Monday, a very special guest will be among the spectators. According to information from the White House, President Donald Trump (78) will be visited by the Super Bowl. Trump would be the first incumbent US president to be on site at the final of the Football Profiliga NFL.

The guest list for the honor lodge area is not yet final, but the Republican and spokesman for the House of Representatives Mike Johnson (53) is said to be about to accompany Trump. Johnson comes from Louisiana, this year’s Super Bowl state. In addition to the sporty highlight and the presidential visit, fans can also look forward to a spectacular half -time show with superstar Kendrick Lamar (37).

Preparations for massive security measures are already underway in and around the stadium. The controls on site would be like a G7 summit of heads of state and government, an anonymous source of CNN is cited. For example, the staff present in the stadium will be significantly reduced on Friday and Saturday for security reasons. Many participants were informed of staying away from the superdome completely on both days.

In addition to his planned visit to the stadium, Donald Trump will meet football fans at the Super Bowl elsewhere: in front of the television. Before the game, the broadcasting broadcaster Fox will broadcast an interview with the 78-year-old, which was recorded in advance in his residence in Florida. Trump thus ties in with a tradition that his predecessor Barack Obama (63) had once launched. In recent years, however, both Trump himself and his successor Joe Biden (82) had partially dispensed with this appearance.