Trump and some of his cabinet members attend the UFC struggle in Miami
President Trump, some of his members of the cabinet and his councilor Elon Musk sat on board in Miami on Saturday evening at the last event of the fighting championship – a show of violence, musical and crazy musical button that the president has long admired.
It is the second UFC event in which Trump has participated since he was elected for the second time in November and the first of his presidency. Unlike Wrestling’s world events, UFC matches are not organized.
Mr. Trump was a fan of UFC fighting for years. Him I participated in one at the end of 2019 In New York City during his first presidency. And he brought the CEO of UFC, Dana White, on stage to speak during his speech on the victory in the electoral night of 2024.
But Saturday’s scene was emblematic of a president who is increasingly encouraged, brazen and encouraging strength performances to create his agenda, in particular on immigration and crime.
Mr. Trump and two of his older children entered the Kaseya Center up to the sounds that are booming the song Kid Rock “American Bad Ass” and a supported and thunderous applause from the crowd. He sat next to Mr. Musk, who had brought one of his 14 children. They sat with the director of the FBI, Kash Patel; Secretary of State Marco Rubio, former Senator of Florida; the director of the national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard; and the secretary of health and human services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his wife, the actress Cheryl Hines. Also in the Trump Entourage there was Senator Ted Cruz, Texas Republican.
When Mr. Trump arrived, he tried to tighten the hand of Mr. Kennedy; Mr. Kennedy was looking in the opposite direction. Mr. Trump then passed the tense hand of Mrs. Hines, moving her gaze completely despite seeing her see her.
Mrs. Hines raised her confused hand and looked at her husband. Mr. Kennedy led Mrs. Hines to greet Mr. Trump a few moments later, and spoke cordially, but the apparent Snub was already bounced on social media.
After the first two fights, the winners who reduce the octagonal fence around the ring and opened their arms to the crowd as gladiators. Mr. Trump indicated them and smiled in depth. Mr. Musk republished the social media website he owns, video of a brutal fist launched by Dominick Reyes, born in California, against Nikita Krylov, a Ukrainian fighter, who quickly ended their meeting, the first night to which Mr. Trump assisted.
Mr. Reyes posed for the photos with Mr. Trump outside the ring after his victory.
From his first republican presidential campaign in 2016, Trump has incorporated part of the wrestling and UFC show in its events, from playlists to dramatic theatrical entrances. The 2024 campaign by Mr. Trump has made an expansive use of his decades to host professional wrestling events and UFC events as owner of a casino and the adoration that many fans have for him.
Saturday evening was a look at the cultural and pro-trump ecosystem that sometimes helped Mr. Mr. Trump in office. Joe Rogan, the wildly popular podcaster based in Texas who conducted an interview for an hour with Mr. Trump at the end of the 2024 countryside, sat near Mr. Trump.
Flying aboard the Air Force One for a short flight from Palm Beach, Florida, to Miami before the fight, Mr. Trump connected by attending a fight for a week of commercial fights that sent spiral financial markets.
“So let’s go to the struggle,” said Trump. “We have many fighting around the world and I think we have a lot of good news coming to some of those fights, and we’ll see how it goes. But it was an interesting weekend. I think we have some fairly good news arriving on some of the conflicts.”
