NY TimesPresident Trump once again suggests relocating World Cup matches
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : Infantino was recently Trump's guest at the Summit for Peace in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, and, last week, Infantino said "Trump definitely deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for his decisive actions" in the Middle East.50% : "We can take them away," Trump said.
50% : " Trump then said, "they're taking over parts of Boston," without further explanation.
50% : Regardless, Trump on Tuesday doubled down on his perceived influence over the games, leaning into his close relationship with FIFA's president, Gianni Infantino.
50% : Trump said.
50% : Trump quickly reverted back to Boston, before taking one final question in the Oval Office.
43% : Andrew Caballero-Reynolds / Getty Images President Trump has once again suggested relocating World Cup matches from cities that he deems unsafe -- this time, threatening to move games from Boston, one of 11 U.S. cities hosting the FIFA games next year.
42% : This is the second time Trump suggested he would relocate World Cup games next year from cities he deems unsafe.
38% : Boston prosecutors have since charged 13 protestors with felonies, suggesting the city is willing to come down hard on civil unrest as federal interventions in other Democrat-led cities continue.
27% : President Trump is again claiming he would move World Cup games from cities he deems unsafe.
16% : Both Boston and Los Angeles are run by Democratic mayors, Wu in Boston and Karen Bass in L.A. When referring to the Olympics, Trump shared his disdain for California Gov. Gavin Newsom, also a Democrat and an outspoken critic of Trump, saying Newsom "has got to get his act together.
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