President Trump has announced his absence from this year's Super Bowl, citing his disapproval of the halftime performers. In an exclusive interview with The Post, Trump expressed his disdain for the selection of Latin rap artist Bad Bunny and rock band Green Day, both known for their criticism of the President. Trump's decision to skip the event, which he has previously enjoyed, is reportedly due to the distance and the choice of performers. The President believes that the choice of artists will only 'sow hatred' and that the Super Bowl is 'too far away' for him to attend. This controversial stance has sparked debate, as some may question the President's reasons for skipping the event, especially given his attendance at last year's Super Bowl in New Orleans. The article also highlights the political and cultural implications of the performers' backgrounds and statements, inviting readers to consider the potential impact on the Super Bowl's reputation and the broader context of the NFL's role in society.
