President Donald Trump made the rounds in the electoral cycle in many podcasts, including some who played many sports.
Trump appeared significantly both in “unpaulsive” with Logan Paul, and was also invited in “Bussin ‘with the Boys” with the former offensive liner of NFL Taylor Lewan.
Depending on his schedule, he has another athlete ready for him: the eight times there of the NBA Dwight Howard.
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President Donald Trump has a talented basketball team in a ceremony in honor of the 2019 Women’s Basketball Champion at the NCAA Baylor Lady Bears in the Oval Office of the White House. (Geoff Burke-USA Today Sports)
Howard, the future member of the Hall of Fame that won prevalence with Orlando Magic, recently called Trump his “Guest of Podcast Dream” for his program “Above the edge”.
“He talks to him about education, how he reached where he is today, being the president and how difficult he is. I don’t think people understand it, the hard task of being president, but also trying to bring your own morality and everything like that,” Howard told the “office sports.”
“Am [not] Take for any president or something in history, but only understanding that it is a very difficult job. It’s like being a king in your own land, and you have so many people that you have to try to take care of, and many times your feelings and emotions have to be out of decisions and things like that. “
Dwight Howard, #39 of the Los Angeles Lakers, observes during the game against Orlando Magic on January 21, 2022 at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. (Gary Bassing/NBAE through Getty Images)
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“I simply like having conversations with people just to see where their spirit and energy is,” he added. “And many times, when we see people online, we see people in the media or the face that are put when they are on television or whatever, maybe [it’s] A little different from how they get along and how they move when they are not in camera and things like that. “
Former NBA players Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson interviewed former Vice President Kamala Harris before the 2024 elections.
Dwight Howard, #12 of Orlando Magic, argues a call during a preseason game against the Miami Heat at the Amway Center on December 21, 2011 in Orlando, Florida. (Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
Howard and other current and previous players of the NBA recently obtained agreements to bring their podcasts to Blue Wire.
