Biden Skips Super Bowl Interview Again, Trump Offers to Step In

President Biden's decision to forgo the pre-Super Bowl interview for the second year prompts mixed reactions and an offer from Donald Trump to replace him.

Critics question President Biden's decision to skip the traditional pre-Super Bowl interview for the second consecutive year, citing concerns over his media engagement and potential impact on his public image.
CBS Sports Chairman Sean McManus expresses no disappointment over Biden's decision, emphasizing the network's focus on the game rather than politics.
Former President Donald Trump offers to replace Biden for the Super Bowl interview, claiming it would be 'ratings gold,' while critics and supporters debate the political implications of such interviews.
Biden's team defends the decision to skip the interview as part of a broader strategy to keep politics out of the Super Bowl and engage with the public through alternative media channels.
The tradition of presidential Super Bowl interviews, established during Obama's presidency, faces scrutiny as both Biden and Trump have previously skipped the opportunity.

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