President of the United States, Donald Trump, was met with loud boos during the NFL matchup between the Washington Commanders and the Detroit Lions.

Trump arrived at Northwest Stadium, located just outside Washington D.C., roughly two minutes before halftime, with the scoreboard reading 10–22.

The president, who attended the game as a guest of Commanders owner and businessman Josh Harris, appeared on the stadium’s big screens alongside House Speaker Mike Johnson and others. The reaction from the crowd was mixed, but the boos clearly outnumbered the cheers.

Earlier, Air Force One — Trump’s presidential aircraft — made a low flyover of the stadium as it arrived from Florida. Trump later remarked to reporters, “Was that the best flyover ever? No one has ever done one like that. They’re the best pilots in the world. They say whoever flies Air Force One is the best, and that’s exactly what we just saw. It was incredible.”

During halftime, Trump took part in a brief military tribute ceremony, which prompted another round of boos — the third such reaction of the day.

His appearance coincided with an ESPN report claiming that Trump hopes the new stadium being built for the Commanders in Washington will eventually bear his name. Throughout his second term, Trump has made frequent appearances at major sporting events, a practice uncommon among U.S. presidents.

However, Trump remains deeply unpopular in the Washington metropolitan area, a region that leans heavily Democratic and has been particularly affected by the ongoing government shutdown and widespread federal layoffs that have lasted over a month.

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