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“… When it was time for questions, Fox News’ Senior White House Correspondent Peter Doocy was the first reporter to talk, and immediately tried turning the president’s attention back to Iran and the international conflict engulfing the Middle East that has voters concerned.

It sounds like the Russians are helping Iran target and attack Americans now,” Doocy began, referencing reports that Russia, one of Iran’s key allies, is offering intelligence support to the besieged nation to assist with strikes on American targets in the region. But the 79-year-old commander in chief didn’t want to hear it.

That’s an easy problem, compared to what we’re doing here,” Trump snapped back, seeming to suggest that college sports were a more challenging crisis, which elicited some laughs. But Trump was not done.

Can I be honest? It’s just... I have a lot of respect for you,” Trump said. “You’ve always been very nice to me. What a stupid question that is to be asking at this time. We’re talking about something else."

“Can we keep this... maybe... a little bit...” the president said before trailing off to take the next question.…”

 
“… “I will have an executive order within one week, and it will be very all-encompassing,” Trump said. “And we’re going to put it forward, and we’re going to get sued, and we’re going to see how it plays, OK, but I’ll have an executive order, which will solve every problem in this room, every conceivable problem, within one week, and we’ll put it forward.

“We will get sued. That’s the only thing I know for sure.”

Trump also demanded that lawmakers continue negotiations for federal legislation to be implemented that could provide some guidelines in the NIL space.

At the roundtable, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said that his chamber has the votes necessary to pass the SCORE Act, which would prevent NCAA athletes from being considered employees and give the organization and its conferences their antitrust protection to enforce rules.…”

 
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