'I'll shove it up their...': Trump says nobody gonna mention that he got Olympics and Fifa World Cup

In a recent address that quickly drew attention, former President Donald Trump took a moment to remind the public of his administration's achievements in securing two major international sporting events for the United States: the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles and the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be hosted across multiple North American cities.

While speaking at a rally, Trump emphatically stated, “I’ll shove it up their... nobody’s gonna mention that I got the Olympics and the FIFA World Cup. But I did!” His comments were met with cheers from the audience, highlighting his continued influence and the importance of sports megaprojects in national pride.

Bringing the Olympics Back to LA

The 2028 Summer Olympics marks a significant return of the Games to Los Angeles, a city that last hosted the global event in 1984. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced the decision in 2017, following a unique dual award with Paris securing the 2024 Games. Los Angeles has promised to deliver a sustainable, economically viable Olympics, utilizing existing infrastructure to minimize costs.

North America to Host the World Cup

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be a historic tournament, with the United States, Canada, and Mexico co-hosting the event. This marks the first time the World Cup will be played across three countries, expanding to 48 teams from the traditional 32. The U.S. will host the majority of the matches, including the final, in a bid to showcase its diverse and expansive soccer facilities.

• Key Cities: Matches will be held in cities including Los Angeles, New York, and Dallas, highlighting America's vast array of world-class stadiums.
• Economic Impact: Hosting these events is expected to bring substantial economic benefits, with tourism and global media attention poised to boost local economies.

Despite the political climate, the securing of these events under Trump's administration is seen as a strategic win, promising to elevate the U.S. as a central hub for global sports in the coming decade. The anticipation of these events continues to grow as the world looks forward to what promises to be a spectacular showcase of athletic talent and international camaraderie.