Despite their deep aversion to President Donald Trump, the co-hosts of “The View” agreed with Kansas City Chiefs Tight End of Travis Kelce who refused to condemn the appearance of the President in the Super Bowl.
During Friday’s episode from the ABC Daytime Talk ShowThe panel noted that Kelce’s answer to a question about Trump in the game was “very stylish” because it showed respect for the presidency’s office, regardless of the resident, and his team from drama to keep the NFL championship ,.
“He would say the same thing if it was Joe Biden, Obama, George Bush,” noted fellow host Alyssa Farah Griffin and added: “I thought it was a very stylish explanation.”
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Co-hosts of “The View” Praise Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce for not throwing away President Trump after he found out that he will probably attend the Super Bowl. (Screenshot/ABC)
Kelce, whose team De Philadelphia Eagles wants to overcome to win a third consecutive Super Bowl victory on Sunday, responded positively to news that Trump is expected to be present.
“I think it’s a great honor, regardless of who the president is,” he said During a super bowl -press conference On Wednesday. “I know I am excited because it is the biggest game of my life, you know, and the president there, you know, it’s the best country in the world. So that would be quite cool.”
Kelce kept his comments civil despite those of Trump criticism From his pop star -girlfriend, Taylor Swift, on the Presidential Campagnevoor Trail last year after she approved the opponent of Trump, former Vice President Kamala Harris.
Since then, however, Trump has shown support for the chiefs and his most important players, including Kelce. In a recent social social post, Trump called the player “absolutely pretty tight in football (once!).”
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Travis Kelce can be seen on March 11, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. (Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin/GC images)
He has praised the quarterback of the team, Patrick Mahomes, while this Sunday he rooted for them for them. When asked who he thought would win, Trump told reporters: “I don’t want to say, but there is a certain quarterback that seems to be a fairly good winner.”
“This Taylor Swift fan is not angry about it,” Griffin told her vision of co-hosts about Kelce’s comments. “I thought it was completely stylish – a diplomatic answer and it is his big day to play. And by the way, I think I will repeat this a lot in the coming four years: the presidency is greater than anyone. He is proud that the president of the United States is there.
Co-host Ana Navarro agreed and noted that if Kelce had defined Trump, this would have collected the recoil for his team. “And imagine, however, that if he had said something to Trump, it would be brought in his team, anyway? And all the hatred that his team would receive if they go into the super bowl.”
Co-host Sara Haines chimde in it: “This is such a historical moment that this is the biggest game. All the other he said would have made it about something else and not about them.”
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President Trump is expected to attend the Super Bowl this Sunday. (Donald Trump/Truth Social)
She added: “And I would also remember it – he was in his, as you said, he is dressed in his uniform. When you are inside – whether it is your company, your brand, your team, you represent you More than yourself. That was not ‘, I am a big fan.’ He said in essence, “I love this country.” “
“I agree,” said co-hostin Sunny Hostin. She brought Trump’s “I hate taylor swift!” Post from September, claiming that Kelce remembers that and chose to be there despite “a diplomat”.
“I think he did the right thing by not admitting this madness,” Hostin said.
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Whoopi Goldberg Also agreed and said, “I like that we don’t give the madness, because part of our work is not to feed that.”
