UFC CEO Dana White found himself at the White House podium, not to strategize fight nights, but to address President Donald Trump’s lighthearted suggestion of appointing him as the new press secretary. Trump, making a surprise appearance at the briefing, clarified that his remarks about White taking the role were “sort of kidding,” stemming from a desire for a “bad press day” solution. White swiftly debunked any aspirations for a career in government, stating he had “zero political aspirations” and was caught off guard by the media frenzy that ensued after Trump’s comments. When pressed by reporters on a hypothetical UFC cage match between Trump and former President Joe Biden, White lauded Trump’s “toughest, most resilient” nature, while also dismissing the matchup as something that “would be very bad.” White also touched upon the possibility of a posthumous pardon for baseball legend Pete Rose, with Trump reiterating his support for the move.
Adapted from: Latest Political News on Fox News
