US EditionTrump says Philadelphia Eagles will be invited to White House after beating Chiefs in Super Bowl
- Donald Trump announced that the Philadelphia Eagles would be invited to the White House after winning the Super Bowl against the Kansas City Chiefs.
- Trump praised the Eagles' performance, saying, "I thought it was a great performance by them, and absolutely they'll be extended that invitation."
- League sources informed CBS News Philadelphia that the Eagles would attend the White House if invited.
- The Eagles won their second Super Bowl title by defeating the Kansas City Chiefs earlier this month.
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Donald Trump confirms Philadelphia Eagles will receive White House invite
DONALD Trump has confirmed that the Philadelphia Eagles will be invited to the White House. After weeks of speculating that the Super Bowl champions might not celebrate with the president, a verdict has been decided. APDonald Trump has invited the Philadelphia Eagles to the White House[/caption] GettyThe Eagles are expected to accept Trump’s invite[/caption] Donald Trump made it known on Tuesday that the Philadelphia Eagles will be welcome to vi…
‘They Deserve To Be Down Here’: Trump Announces White House Invite To Eagles
President Donald Trump said the Philadelphia Eagles “deserve” to come to the White House and announced that an invite would be extended to the Super Bowl-winning team. Speaking to members of the press from the Oval Office on Tuesday, Trump was asked whether the Eagles would be extended an invitation to come to the White House and celebrate their victory against the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. “They will be, we haven’t yet, but we will …
President Trump Confirms Eagles Will Be Invited to White House
After internet-fueled confusion and controversy, President Donald Trump has set the record straight: The Eagles will be invited to the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl victory. The post President Trump Confirms Eagles Will Be Invited to White House: ‘Absolutely’ appeared first on Breitbart.
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