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President Trump, President Obama Make Different Decisions On ESPN Appearance

ESPN's Pat McAfee is honoring the U.S. military on Veterans Day, November 11.

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Which presidents are attending Dick Cheney's funeral? Latest on Trump, Obama

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Who was in attendance--and who wasn't--at Dick Cheney's funeral

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At Dick Cheney’s Funeral, Talk of “Spontaneous Combustion,” Unlikely Democratic Reverence, and No Mention of Iraq

Washington’s old guard turned out to pay respects, with Biden, Harris, Pence, and Bush in attendance, and Trump and Vance conspicuously absent.

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Dick Cheney's funeral draws Bush and Biden but excludes Trump, as it happened

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In photos: Scenes from former Vice President Dick Cheney's funeral

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Pat McAfee defends having Trump on show, says he extended invite to Obama: 'It's the president'

Pat McAfee defended having President Donald Trump on his ESPN show, saying it was Veterans Day and the right moment despite viewer backlash.

Irish Star on MSN

Pat McAfee makes Barack Obama admission in statement on Donald Trump's ESPN appearance

Donald Trump made a surprise appearance on the Pat McAfee Show on Monday, less than 48 hours after he was in the FOX Sports broadcast booth during the Washington Commanders and Detroit Lions game

Fox Sports

Heat honored by President Obama for 2nd straight title

WASHINGTON (AP) --For President Barack Obama, seeing the Miami Heat at the White House on Tuesday was like deja vu. A year after congratulating LeBron James and company on winning their second league title, Obama was doing it again. And so soon. James ...

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Eliud Kipchoge ends his elite marathon journey with a heartfelt gift for former US President Barack Obama

Legendary marathoner Eliud Kipchoge concluded his elite racing career at the New York City Marathon, achieving his \"seven-star\" dream. Post-race, he h

WKOW

Former President Obama greets Wisconsin veterans on Badger Honor Flight

Eighty-eight Wisconsin veterans received a memorable surprise on Saturday when former President Barack Obama greeted them on their Honor Flight to Washington, D.C.