Trump was booed by fans waiting in the rain as he arrived at the national championship game
Fans waiting in the rain to get into the national championship game had their entrance delayed by Trump's arrival, and booed his motorcade as it drove in.
- President Donald Trump was booed as his motorcade arrived at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on Monday night ahead of the college football national championship game.
- Fans were waiting outside for an extended period as multiple entrances were shut down to accomodate Trump's arrival, leaving many seats emtpy as the game came closer and closer to kickoff.
- Walking out for the national anthem, Trump received a slightly warmer reception.
President Donald Trump's motorcade was booed as it came into the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on Monday night ahead of the college football national championship game between the Georgia Bulldogs and Alabama Crimson Tide.
An hour before #CFPNationalChampionship kickoff, tens of 1,000s of fans left standing in cold rain with no way to get inside, multiple gates shut down for Trump arrival.
Fans were waiting outside in the rain as Trump, dealing with longer wait times due to some of the stadium's entrances being closed to accomodate Trump. As the presidential motorcade rolled past the awaiting fans, many of those hoping to making into the stadium before opening kickoff booed.
CNN's Andy Scholes captured the moment, which you can watch below.
Even after more entrances were opened up once Trump was in the building, there were long lines of Georgia and Alabama fans waiting outside the venue as the game inched closer and closer to opening kickoff. Inside, the empty seats were apparent.
Trump would later take the field during the national anthem, where he would receive a mix of boos and cheers in what sounded like a slightly warmer reception.
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