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The Super Bowl presidential interview began in 2004, when CBS’ Jim Nantz spoke with then-President George W. Bush in a lighthearted exchange focused on sports and the significance of the event. The tradition of the president being interviewed on Super Bowl Sunday returns this weekend. Fox Sports has this year’s Super Bowl and it was announced Monday that Fox News’ Bret Baier will sit An exclusive interview with Donald Trump was shown on CBS before the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams meet in Super Bowl 53. It brought back a recent tradition of the sitting President of George Bush became the first former president to appear in person for the pre-match coin toss before Super Bowl 51 in Houston in 2017. In 1985, President Ronald Reagan performed the coin toss via The broadcast networks rotate who carries the Super Bowl each year, and for much of the past 15 years, they also booked a sit-down interview with the president to air before the opening kickoff. ATLANTA – Before Super Bowl LIII kicks off later today in Atlanta, the President will appear on national TV, resuming a recent tradition of Presidents sitting down for a televised interview with A nationally broadcast interview with the sitting President of the United States has been a budding pre-Super Bowl tradition, but President Donald Trump is bucking that trend in 2018 by turning For 16 years, presidents have sat for interviews ahead of the Super Bowl, a tradition that began when CBS sportscaster Jim Nantz interviewed then-President George W. Bush in 2004. President Biden spoke with CBS' Norah O'Donnell ahead of Super Bowl 55 weeks after taking office, and he sat down for an interview with NBC's Lester Holt before Super Bowl 56 last year. One of the recent traditions of Super Bowl Sunday is that the president of the United States sits down with the network hosting the game for an interview. But it didn’t happen this year. A look back at the last five years of Super Bowl interviews with President Barack Obama, leading up to his scheduled pregame interview on Sunday with CBS. President Donald Trump’s appearance at Sunday’s Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans will go down in history as the first sitting commander-in-chief to attend the National Football League’s title Get an exclusive look at the dynamics of Biden's Super Bowl interview, as revealed by The New York Times. 🎙️ Our in-depth analysis dissects the key moments, President Joe Biden sits down with "CBS Evening News" anchor and managing editor Norah O'Donnell ahead of Super Bowl LV for his first network interview since Former President Donald Trump is set to make history as the first sitting U.S. president to attend a Super Bowl on February 9 in New Orleans, watching Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles. When U.S. President Joe Biden appears for a CBS interview this Super Bowl Sunday, he will be following a recent White House tradition of using the country's most-watched sporting event to reach a 2,201 Super Bowl Presidential Interview History jobs available on Indeed.com. Apply to Host/hostess, Tutor, Football Analyst and more! President Joe Biden speaks at an event to celebrate Black History Month in the East Room of the White House, Monday, Feb. 28, 2022, in Washington. The Super Bowl presidential interview first The sitting U.S. president typically sits down for an interview with the network broadcasting the Super Bowl. However, Trump skipped the pregame interview with NBC in 2018. Former President Joe Biden skipped the pregame interviews in 2023 (Fox) and 2024 (CBS).
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