WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump welcomed Clemson to the White House on Monday night and he had plenty of praise for the Tigers and their perfect 15-0 season.
The Clemson football team was President Trump’s guest after it won the 2018 National Championship with a 44-16 win over Alabama last week in Santa Clara, Calif.
Watch President Trump’s speech about the Tigers on TCITV.
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