Trump’s Commanders Game Debacle Ends With Boos And A Hegseth Breakdown

President Donald Trump, 79, faced a harsh reception from his audience when he attended the NFL game between the Detroit Lions and Washington Commanders. Arriving approximately 80 minutes late, Trump became the first sitting president since Jimmy Carter in 1978 to attend a regular-season NFL match. His visit to Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland, to witness Washington’s painful 44-22 defeat on November 9, ignited a fervor online concerning his speech.As the controversial leader attempted to read a military oath, he was met with loud boos from fans. In addition to vocal disapproval, some attendees gestured rudely toward him. Social media erupted with reactions, noting that his secretary, Pete Hegseth, appeared to be stoic amid the disdain. There were remarks about Trump's declining approval ratings, now at 41 percent, reflecting his contentious time in office. Crowds in the traditionally liberal DMV area have consistently expressed their opposition, with Trump previously enduring jeers at the World Series in 2019.