President Donald Trump brought Tiger Woods forward to surprise the crowd during a Black History Month celebration of the White House.
The alone room only crowd in the East room shouted with pleasure and shouted repeatedly 'Trump' and 'Tiger' and went through Trump for so long and had to wait until the commotion would die before he could start his speech.
Woods was proudly close to him and wore the presidential freedom medal that Trump granted him in his first term, together with his suit and sneakers.
“Is there anyone like our tiger,” gutste Trump and the golfer described as “incredible.”
Woods was just as exuberance.
“It's an honor to be here. It is honor to be here with you, Mr. President, “he told Trump.
Trump organized the event in honor of the Black History Month, despite the fact that the government rejects its diversity requirements when hiring federal jobs.

“Let me ask you, is there anyone like our tiger?” Trump asked the crowd to toast
However, the crowd was pumped up. Many wore 'Make America Great Again' caps. They all shouted Trump's name.
The president was just as happy and credited the black mood to help him in the 2024 elections.
“You are really great, great people,” he said.
The crowd was just as excited and welcomed him when he asked if he should run for a third term.
“I am proud to say that we receive this, listen to this, more voices of black Americans than a Republican president ever,” Trump said, adding, “Do I have to run again?”
“Four more years,” the crowd roared in response.
Trump entered black voters in the November elections in November.
About 8 out of 10 black voters supported his rival, Democrat Kamala Harris. But that was a decrease of about 9 out of 10 in the previous presidential elections that went for Joe Biden.
Trump doubled over his part of the young black men – about 3 out of 10 black men under the age of 45 went for Trump, roughly double the number he received in 2020.
He also won more black voters than any other Republican presidential candidate in the last 50 years.
Trump was in a jovial mood, teased Woods and closed Joe Biden as he spoke about his plans for the next 250th anniversary of the founding of America.
He is planning to build a national garden of Helden as the center of the festivities.
Trump, a real estate magnate, has presented itself a national park with images of large Americans since his first term of office.
'It will be a statue park. It will be incredible, “he said. 'We now choose the last sites. It is between different states that really want it. Will honor hundreds of our greatest Americans ever. '
It is estimated that $ 120 million costs
Trump told the crowd in the White House that his park would contain many famous black Americans, including Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin, Loretta Scott King, Frederick Douglass, Booker t Washington, Jackie Robinson, what a great athlete. That was Martin Luther King, JR, Muhammad Ali and Kobe Bryant.
He turned to Woods and noticed: “We're going to save Tiger Woods for another time.”
Woods then chuckled the crowd.

Tiger Woods laughs while Donald Trump teases him
Trump also hit his predecessor at the office: “The last administration tried to reduce all American history to a single year, 1619, but under my administration we honor the indispensable role that black Americans have always played.”
In the meantime, a group of civil rights organizations President Trump complains about a series of executive orders aimed at diversity, fairness and inclusion programs and protection of gender discrimination.
Trump said he removed the programs as part of his push to restore merit -based opportunities.