00:00Which 48 participating teams will play, you said it, 104 matches in one month, 104 Super Bowls.
00:07This is not just the biggest, the greatest event, not just a sports event, it's a social event as well with a lot of emotion.
00:15We are uniting the world, Mr. President, uniting the world here in America and we are very proud of that.
00:21And those teams, those national teams who will come here to participate in this draw with their coaches, with their presidents,
00:29they will all be proud to be part of writing this history.
00:34And that's why we brought as well this, which is the winner's trophy.
00:40It is the trophy that the winner of the FIFA World Cup wins.
00:46Only the FIFA president, presidents of countries, and then those who win can touch it, because it's for winners only.
00:55And since you are a winner, of course, you can as well touch it, it's pretty heavy, it's the winner's trophy.
01:02The last one who lifted that is Leo Messi, Lionel Messi of Argentina, and here it is, in the whole office, in the White House.
01:11Can I keep it?
01:13Well, you can keep it.
01:14We're not giving it back, we're not giving it back, that's serious, that...
01:19It fits well, it goes very well on the wall, right over there, we'll put it right below the angels.
01:23It fits well here, I think.
01:25That's beautiful, yeah.
01:26Until we have to give it to the next winner.
01:27That's fine.
01:29That's a beautiful piece of gold, I will say.
01:32That's beautiful.
01:33Yeah.
01:33So, 6 billion viewers for the World Cup, 6 million coming to the matches,
01:3930 billion economic impact, 185,000 jobs, this will be absolutely fantastic.
01:49The biggest event ever, and everything will start here, in Washington, D.C., at the Kennedy Center,
01:56or the Trump Kennedy Center, you'll see that, how it will be called, on the 5th of September at noon sharp.
02:035th of December, noon sharp.
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