Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Carleton University Political Science Professor Aaron Ettinger joins us to breakdown the politics behind trump and sports.
U.S. sports has always meant to be a soft power projection. But is that changing? For decades, American sports have been more than games. From the Olympics to the NFL, they have helped project national identity and influence around the world. In recent years, politics has entered the conversation.
Will sports become too political to watch?
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - 0:55: Introduction
0:55-2:52: Trump awarded the FIFA Peace Prize
3:03-5:00: Trump visits the Yankees in their locker room
5:00-6:00: Trump takes a lap at Daytona
6:00-7:39: Trump at the UFC
7:40-9:26: Trump & Colin Kaepernick
9:26-11:14: Trump's influence In the NFL
11:15-13:07: Conclusion
Visit Carleton University at https://carleton.ca.
Carleton University Political Science Professor Aaron Ettinger joins us to breakdown the politics behind trump and sports.
U.S. sports has always meant to be a soft power projection. But is that changing? For decades, American sports have been more than games. From the Olympics to the NFL, they have helped project national identity and influence around the world. In recent years, politics has entered the conversation.
Will sports become too political to watch?
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - 0:55: Introduction
0:55-2:52: Trump awarded the FIFA Peace Prize
3:03-5:00: Trump visits the Yankees in their locker room
5:00-6:00: Trump takes a lap at Daytona
6:00-7:39: Trump at the UFC
7:40-9:26: Trump & Colin Kaepernick
9:26-11:14: Trump's influence In the NFL
11:15-13:07: Conclusion
Visit Carleton University at https://carleton.ca.










