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Dana White cleared the air while speaking at the White House Monday, saying he had "zero political aspirations," later telling a room full of reporters at the White House that he would be declining Trump's press secretary job offer. The move came months after White joined Trump at a UFC event on the grounds of the White House. White also took a question on whether he thought Trump or former president Biden would win in a fight.
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Upgrade this serverDana White cleared the air while speaking at the White House Monday, saying he had "zero political aspirations," later telling a room full of reporters at the White House that he would be declining Trump's press secretary job offer. The move came months after White joined Trump at a UFC event on the grounds of the White House. White also took a question on whether he thought Trump or former president Biden would win in a fight.
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