President Donald Trump greeted athletes from 18 NCAA championship teams Friday, and in typical fashion, the visit included moments of self-promotion and politicking. Trump struck a wrestling pose for a picture with the Penn State men's wrestling team, and he played with a volleyball during the photo with the Ohio State men's volleyball team. Taking photo with some members of the Penn State Men's Wrestling team - relaxes - and then - in an aggressive wrestling pose. pic.twitter.com/UDB8Pvf8iK — Mark Knoller (@markknoller) November 17, 2017Tossed a volleyball in the air while chatting with Ohio State Men's Volleyball championship team. Pres Trump takes photo with Penn State women's rugby team - holding his team jersey.
National champion Oklahoma visits White House, meets Donald Trump
The perks of winning a national title in the U.S. can often include a visit to the White House. The national champion Sooners went to the White House on Friday as part of a roster of NCAA champion teams doing so. President Donald Trump will host a group of NCAA National Championship teams at this White House today. Got to go to the White House today and it's safe to say that @realDonaldTrump loved the golfers. It was a decision that paid off, especially considering Dalke made the clinching putt to seal the Sooners' national title.
President Donald Trump welcomes 18 NCAA championship teams at White House
as mentioned in WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump on Friday congratulated college sports champions at the White House, hailing the players as "great athletes." The White House said 18 NCAA attended the reception; South Carolina's women's basketball team declined the invitation. Teams including the Texas A&M women's equestrian team, Penn State women's rugby team, and the Washington's women's rowing team gathered around the White House grounds to be recognized for their championships. At one point, the president playfully got into a wrestling pose with members of the Penn State men's team. President Donald Trump poses with the Penn State women's rugby team at the White House.White House Celebrates Donald Trump For Not Acknowledging Sexual Assault Claims
Al Franken admitted to the claim made against him by Leanne Tweeden, whereas President Donald Trump has stoutly denied all claims made by at least a dozen women that he groped or sexually assaulted them, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders boasted at Friday's presser. Sanders got plastered with questions about the many sexual impropriety allegations against Trump that came out in the wake of his "Grab 'em By The P*ssy" video, released during the presidential campaign. The charged White House presser was Trump administration's latest self-inflicted wound. After heeding his White House Coping Staff's advice to steer clear of tweets about all the sexual misconduct allegations against Alabama senatorial candidate Roy Moore, lest it trigger "What about you?" questions, Trump tweeted merrily on Thursday night about Franken. Trump has said during his Asia Tour he would talk more about Moore when he got back to Washington.
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