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Reserve four hours exclusively for Army–Navy football by executive order

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Reserve four hours exclusively for Army–Navy football by executive order
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The promise

Trump said he would sign an executive order protecting an exclusive four-hour broadcast window for the Army–Navy football game. He proposed reserving the second Saturday in December against competition from other postseason games. He framed the annual service-academy rivalry as a national tradition requiring presidential protection. The supporting argument was that expansion of the college football playoff should not displace a distinctive military event. The objection was that federal intervention in sporting schedules and television arrangements raises questions about authority and practical enforcement. The announcement did not itself establish that such an exclusive window had taken legal effect.

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