White House Videos Mix Clips of Strikes and Pop Culture

White House videos mix clips of strikes and pop culture

The videos are receiving heightened attention, and criticism from some, in both the political and entertainment worlds.

NFL players lament after White House mixes Iran videos with highlights

Some players think the White House should take the video down, according to the report

NFL’s Reaction To White House Using Their Highlights For Video Promoting War In Iran Gets Plenty Of Attention

Roger Goodell and Donald Trump (Photos via Imagn Images) The NFL is taking heat over its reaction to the White House’s use of its footage to brag about bombing Iran.  Football fans would be well aware of the league’s disclaimer regarding its footage.  “Any rebroadcast or other use of this telecast without the express written consent of the NFL is prohibited,” it states.  However, the White House shared a controversial clip via social media this …

The White House Uses Lil Wayne's Music To Promote U.S. Strikes On Iran

Lil Wayne is one of the biggest rappers of all time, so much so that his music continues to resonate with fans, critics, the general public… and Donald Trump’s White House, apparently. In a new TikTok posted to their official account caught by No Jumper on Instagram, they used Weezy’s song “Fireman” as the soundtrack to footage of the United States launching missile strikes against Iran amid their ongoing conflict. “Coming in hot,” the post’s ca…