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DPA/PA Images President Joe Biden delivers the State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress at the U.S. Capitol, Tuesday. VOICES.

The Super Bowl is steeped in tradition, and one of the non-football traditions is a customary presidential interview with the network broadcasting the big ...

Even if Fox Soul did conduct an interview with Biden, it would still have represented a break in tradition. FOX Soul looks forward to interviewing the President for Super Bowl Sunday.”— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) Baier and fellow anchor Shannon Bream were being considered as potential interviewers, according to The Washington Post. just sent me this statement: “After the White House reached out to FOX Soul Thursday evening, there was some initial confusion. We’ve been informed that Fox Corp has asked for the interview to be cancelled.— Karine Jean-Pierre (@PressSec) As America's most-watched television broadcast nears, that tradition may be broken this year.

After a day of mixed signals, President Joe Biden is set to sit down for an interview before the Super Bowl, which is being broadcast by Fox on Sunday.

"FOX Soul looks forward to interviewing the President for Super Bowl Sunday." Fox Soul was started in 2020 and is geared toward Black viewers. There was some question what would happen with Fox, whose opinion hosts consistently hammer Biden on the air.

The White House said on Friday night that President Biden will not sit down with Fox for an interview ahead of the Super Bowl on Sunday, calling an earlier ...

“FOX Soul looks forward to interviewing the President for Super Bowl Sunday.” “We’ve been informed that Fox Corp has asked for the interview to be cancelled.” “After the White House reached out to FOX Soul Thursday evening, there was some initial confusion,” a Fox Corp. “FOX has since put out a statement indicating the interview was rescheduled, which is inaccurate.” Fox with the President ahead of the Super Bowl and Fox Corp had the interview cancelled,” a White House spokesperson told The Hill. The statement is the latest in a public dispute between the White House and Fox over the traditional pregame interview between the president and the network hosting the Super Bowl.

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden's decision to break the recent tradition of sitting for an interview with the news network broadcasting the Super Bowl came ...

In his remarks, Bush called on professional sports to “get very tough on players who use steroids” because of the message it sends to children. Fox, the host of Fox Soul’s “Cocktails with Queens” and “Fox Soul’s Screening Room” as well as Mike Hill, a Fox Soul personality and contributor and Fox Sports sportscaster. By comparison, an estimated [27.3 million people](https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/joe-biden/state-union-draws-second-smallest-audience-least-30-years-rcna69844) tuned in to the president’s televised State of the Union address this year. Bush was interviewed live from the Rose Garden in 2004 by CBS sports commentator Jim Nantz, with football being the main topic of discussion. Former President Donald Trump did not do an interview when NBC broadcast the game in 2018. “FOX has since put out a statement indicating the interview was rescheduled, which is inaccurate.” That was the only time a president skipped a Super Bowl interview since former President Barack Obama did his first one in 2009. released a statement saying there had been “confusion” with the White House, and that the interview with Fox Soul was back on track with actress Vivica A. Biden has done interviews with multiple television networks that cover the White House — ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC and, just this week, PBS — but not Fox News. “You gotta do it, no matter who is asking the questions.” DuBose was to produce the interview, the spokesperson said. In 2020, Fox’s pregame averaged

“As we said earlier, we had arranged an interview with FOX Sports Host Mike Hill & Vivica A. Fox with the President ahead of the Super Bowl, and Fox Corp. had ...