Franco Ordoñez
speaker
372 appearances
67 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 6d ago
Franco Ordoñez’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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President Trump is expected to present the trophy to the winner of the match held in New Jersey.
The reception he receives will be closely watched as the U.S.
president was at the center of one of the tournament's biggest controversies when he called the FIFA chief asking that a red card against U.S.
striker Fuller and Balogun be reviewed.
Balogun's one-game suspension was later lifted.
Unfortunately, the system we have today falls catastrophically short.
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Foreign policy rarely dominates midterm elections.
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This year may be the exception.
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John McHenry, a Republican pollster with North Star Opinion Research, says exit polls, for example, are less likely to cite the war in Iran as a reason for people's vote and more likely to cite energy prices and the economy, which are driven by the war.
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That could change if the war expands and, for example, President Trump commits troops to the conflict, which he's been reluctant to do.
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Franco Ordonez, NPR News.
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President Trump is expected to use the coveted time to speak about the 2020 election, an election that he refuses to acknowledge he lost.
Critics worry that a speech rehashing old claims about foreign interference and voting machines could sow distrust of the election system ahead of the upcoming midterms.
Press Secretary Caroline Levin was asked about concerns from some Republicans that Trump is focusing too much on the past and not enough on current kitchen table issues like the economy ahead of the midterms.
Levitt said Trump will likely also talk about the economy as well as Iran.
Franco Ordonez, NPR News.
President Trump is expected to use the coveted time to speak about the 2020 election, an election that he refuses to acknowledge he lost.
Critics worry that a speech rehashing old claims about foreign interference and voting machines could sow distrust of the election system ahead of the upcoming midterms.
Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt was asked about concerns from some Republicans that Trump is focusing too much on the past and not enough on current kitchen table issues like the economy ahead of the midterms.
Levitt said Trump will likely also talk about the economy as well as Iran.
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