Trump to Award Presidential Medal of Freedom to Former
Football Coach Holtz
Trump to Award Presidential Medal of Freedom to Former
Football Coach Holtz
President Donald Trump will on Dec. 3 award the Presidential Medal
of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, to former football
coach Lou Holtz. "America recognizes Lou Holtz as one of the
greatest football coaches of all time for his unmatched
accomplishments on the gridiron, but he is also a philanthropist,
author, and true American patriot," the White House said in a
statement announcing Trump's intention to award Holtz the medal,
which is granted to people who have made special contributions on
behalf of the country. Trump first announced that he would be
honoring Holtz with the accolade at a Sept. 4 press briefing, when
the president called the Hall of Famer an "incredible leader" and a
friend. “We’ve analyzed it very closely. We’ve looked at all
those recommendations. We’ve looked at Lou’s life and his
career and what he’s done for charity, and the football is
obvious,” Trump said ...
President Donald Trump will on Dec. 3 award the Presidential Medal
of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, to former football
coach Lou Holtz. "America recognizes Lou Holtz as one of the
greatest football coaches of all time for his unmatched
accomplishments on the gridiron, but he is also a philanthropist,
author, and true American patriot," the White House said in a
statement announcing Trump's intention to award Holtz the medal,
which is granted to people who have made special contributions on
behalf of the country. Trump first announced that he would be
honoring Holtz with the accolade at a Sept. 4 press briefing, when
the president called the Hall of Famer an "incredible leader" and a
friend. “We’ve analyzed it very closely. We’ve looked at all
those recommendations. We’ve looked at Lou’s life and his
career and what he’s done for charity, and the football is
obvious,” Trump said ...