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Local businessman, Stan Pate, had an intimate meeting with former President Donald Trump this weekend. Mr. Pate was invited to have dinner with former-President Trump at his famed Mar-A-Lago estate on Friday evening. Several photos with Trump can be seen below from his Facebook account.

Today was the final day of the Donald Trump presidency- don’t worry, this is NOT a political piece- so let’s take a look at how the Alabama Crimson Tide fared during “45’s” presidency.

On Tuesday morning, President Donald Trump and Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren shared a phone call to discuss a timeline for the possible return of conference athletics in 2020.

President Trump did an exclusive interview with Outkick founder Clay Travis on Tuesday Morning to discuss the return on NFL, the ratings of NBA, and college sports.

Former Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions joined The Game with Ryan Fowler to discuss his policies, his time in Washington and the upcoming runoff with opponent Tommy Tuberville. Make sure you listen to the entire interview on Soundcloud or the Tide 100.9 Youtube Page.

Former Auburn football coach and current Republican Senate candidate Tommy Tuberville joined The Game with Ryan Fowler at 3:00 p.m. today to discuss his candidacy, the upcoming runoff with Jeff Sessions and the possibility of football season occurring.

This week, Alabama System chancellor, Finis St. John, was invited to a White House summit to discuss the reopening of schools. With COVID-19 cases on the rise everyday, many people, including President Trump, have the same thing on their mind: Will we have college football this year?

Meetings and briefings have been held and plans have been made for a return to American commerce and day-to-day freedoms. All sports are cancelled but everyone is eyeing the horizon when football is supposed to be played. Will it be safe for the athletes to play? Will it be safe for the fans to be in attendance? Is the new normal games with half-full stadiums? President Trump answered that question today and name dropped the school that hosted him and his family at a game last season.

Just when you thought Monday's national championship game between Alabama and Georgia couldn't get any bigger, news broke that President Donald Trump would be attending the game in Atlanta.