Trump breaks major NFL news with commissioner Roger Goodell

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : In 1983, Trump expressed an interest in buying the Baltimore Colts, who weren't ultimately sold but were relocated to Indianapolis.
53% : 'The Mall can actually hold up to a million people,' Trump noted.
52% : Despite some previous friction between Trump and Bowers, the pair appeared jovial during the early portion of Monday's announcement from the Oval Office.
52% : A year later, Trump had a reported chance to buy the Dallas Cowboys for just $50 million but declined, allowing Jerry Jones to acquire the franchise for $140 million later in the decade.
51% : He didn't say, 'I think you're a scumbag,' but Rozelle made his feelings toward Trump very well known.
50% : And I don't think there is a better site anywhere in the world than that site,' Trump said Monday, while taking some credit for the plan. '
45% : Trump, himself, couldn't resist the draft's spotlight and blasted NFL owners online for passing over NFL legend and Colorado coach Deion Sanders's on.
44% : Trump wrote on Truth Social.
43% : 'I don't think there's ever been in anything like that,' Trump said of staging the draft on the National Mall.
43% : And Trump wasn't only using money to get an NFL team.
41% : One year into the league, Trump would buy Walker's team, the New Jersey Generals, which he'd own until the league went bust in 1986.
40% : But perhaps the bigger misstep was choosing to move its season to the fall in 1985 and challenge the NFL directly - a decision that was influenced heavily by Trump.
33% : Trump did not get the answer he was looking for. '
22% : As Trump took questions about the war in Ukraine, reopening Alcatraz, and an AI generated photo of him as Pope, Bowser looked more and more uncomfortable.
22% : Trump has a complicated history with the NFL.

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