Co -organizer “View” Trump will sign the Executive Command “Bench Blacks from Half” after Super Bowl
The co -organizer “View” Ana Navarro jokingly suggested that President Trump would sign the “Breeding” Executive Command from the Super Bowl show at halftime during the ABC show on Monday.
Navarro preferred his point, saying he was not “playing sports” and did not watch the match.
Philadelphia Eagles surpassed Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday in Super Bowl. Rapper Kendrick Lamar performed during half -time, and highlight tennis Star Serena Williams as a visiting dancer.
“I didn’t watch the game, but listen, I think today Donald Trump will sign an executive order that will ban the black man at halftime, because you remember last week, we talked about whether NFL capitulated Trump removing the term,” End of Racism “from the End zone .
Ana Navarro joked the co -organizer of “The View” that Trump would sign an executive order that would ban blacks from the show at halftime. (Screenshot/ABC/TheView)
Lamar made a few Of his hits, including “not like us,” “Being modest” and “DNA” and was surrounded by numerous performers. The words “finish racism” He didn’t show up In the ultimate Super Bowl zone, as the phrase replaced “Choose Love” and “Takes us all”.
“When I saw Samuel L. Jackson dressed as a black uncle alone, introducing Kendrick Lamar, who then had the whole formation of all the blacks that made the American flag – listen so much, all the blacks on my feed were like,” Oooo, this is black, black, black! “And all the racists who somehow come in?
Co -organizer Sunny Hostin agreed with Navarra.
“I agree with Anna. With all these attacks on diversity, all these attacks on African -American, it was so nice to see the black excellence that enjoyed ahead of the sitting president who first decided to go to Super Bowl,” Hostin said.
President Donald Trump goes to the field before the NFL Super Bowl 59 football game between Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, February 9, 2025 in New Orleans. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
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Navarro and Hostin laughed and both of them said they didn’t think Trump would come back.
“Many people said they did not understand his performance. The guys, he is award-winning, Pulitzer’s award-winning musician and poet, okay? It was a much-complex performance. You had Serena Williams Crip-Holking. I also enjoyed a relationship with Kendrick is the art of performance, if you really looked at it.
While the “The View” hosts assume that President Trump did not enjoy performance, the president has a long history with the hip-hop community. Trump has been checked in a multitude of songs over the years, and everyone from a tribe called Quest, Nelly and Mac Miller mention him as a symbol of wealth or status. In recent years, rappers like Waka Flock Flame have expressed support for Trump.
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Trump sat down for the game before the game Interview with Bret Baier Fox News Sunday, predicting that the chiefs will win.
