Trump gets warm welcome as he watches Army-Navy game alongside key allies, nominees and Daniel Penny

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

94% : Trump arrived at Northwest Stadium just before kickoff and was greeted warmly by the crowd, which erupted in cheers when the president-elect, Vance and Elon Musk, who Trump has appointed to help lead a proposed Department of Government Efficiency, appeared on the scoreboard video screen.
65% : The embattled nominee even stood with Trump and Vance for the playing of the national anthem.
62% : House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., was among the lawmakers that chatted up Trump at the game.
57% : But Saturday's game offered Trump a chance to display his commitment to Hegseth's nomination.
56% : The mood appeared celebratory for Trump and his team on Saturday.
46% : Trump also made time for Republican lawmakers that he'll need to get his agenda through Congress.
38% : Trump was joined by Vice President-elect JD Vance, embattled Pentagon pick Pete Hegseth, potential backup defense secretary option Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, and others to watch Navy beat Army 31-13 in the 125th matchup between the service academies.
38% : Trump also spent time during the game with Air Force Gen. CQ Brown, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, whose future could be on shaky ground in the new Trump administration.
33% : Trump spent the weeks after the Nov. 5 election holed up at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida assembling a team to help lead his next administration.
23% : But Trump has expressed disdain for equity and diversity programs.
9% : DeSantis, a former Navy lawyer who competed against Trump for the Republican presidential nomination, is among the possible replacement candidates Trump has considered if Hegseth's bid fizzles.

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