President Donald Trump received a welcome from fans at Bryant-Denny Stadium Saturday as the University of Alabama faced off against Louisiana State University.
writer Jonathan Snowden concurred, saying Trump went out of his way to finally receive praise at a sporting event:"If Trump can't get cheered at the Alabama/LSU game it's either a tractor pull or a NASCAR race next," he wrote Saturday ahead of the game.
After last weekend's UFC event where Trump was booed, Trump Jr. attempted to downplay multiple videos showing his father being hissed by attendees. This prompted ringside UFC commentator Joe Rogan to
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