Within an exclusive “Fox and Friends” interview president
Trump stated that NFL owners are frightened of acting against their players who
were protesting the national anthem in countrywide games.
In an interview aired on Thursday morning, Trump told
Fox News’ Pete Hegseth that the NFL is in a box and they must do something
about it.
According to Trump, he thinks they are afraid of the
players.
Within the same interview, he also touted the freshly released
Republican tax reform framework, and described this plan as the biggest
decrease in terms of dollars in any plan within the history of our country.
Plus, Trump insisted that he’ll hold firm about
demanding a 20% corporate tax rate that is down from 35%.
According to
Trump, it’ll be something special and the 20% is non-negotiable.
The president stated that he wanted to begin with
“15%,” yet claimed that the “numbers work at twenty.”
‘Currently, we’re the highest taxed nation worldwide,’
Trump added. And when he finishes the plan, we will be amongst the lowest.
As the tax proposal is going to command the
concentration of Capitol Hill and the White House in the coming months and
weeks, Trump still is pressuring the NFL upon the sidelines.
Trump reiterated that the NFL possesses a broad array
of regulations, and suggested that the league ought to apply new regulations to
the ones who’d protest the national anthem by kneeling.
Trump told Hegseth that they have rules for everything—you
cannot dance inside the end zone, you cannot dress in pink socks that are relative
to breast cancer—they possess regulations for everything.
Trump added: ‘So, why aren’t they honoring the country
by enforcing a regulation that has been existing for a long period of time?’
However, he stated that he has so many friends who are
owners, and they’re inside a box.
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