Donald Trump’s Super Bowl interview and pick

It’s a Fox tradition. When the network broadcasts the Super Bowl, Bill O’Reilly interviews the President of the United States.

O’Reilly sat down with President Donald Trump to tape an interview which was broadcast during the Fox Super Bowl Pregame show, a 4.5-hour affair set to cover every aspect of the game and, evidently, a little bit of politics as well.

Fox News host Bill O’Reilly sat down for an interview with President Donald Trump, which aired Sunday on Fox just hours before the Super Bowl. O’Reilly held similar interviews with former presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush in previous years that Fox hosted the event.

Fox released a preview of the interview ahead of Sunday in which Trump was asked if he respected Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Presidential interviews have been a regular part of the Super Bowl pregame buffet for some time now, going back to President George W. Bush.

That tradition will continue on Sunday when President Donald Trump will sit down with Fox’s Bill O’Reilly at 4 p.m. ET for a session that’s already stirring up controversy thanks to clips of Trump’s remarks about Russian President Vladimir Putin that made the rounds late Saturday.

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