Trump Protects Army-Navy Game from Playoff Clashes

0:00It's March 20th, here's what's happening around the world. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday to protect the Army Navy football game from clashing with college football playoff. Broadcasts. The order blocks any playoff or other postseason games from airing during the rivalry matchup set for the second Saturday each December. He tasked the Commerce Secretary and FCC Chairman with working alongside the playoff committee, the NCAA, and TV partners to create an exclusive window for the game. This year, Army Navy kicks off on December 12th at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The move addresses worries over playoff expansion, like jumping to 12, 16, or even 24 teams, which could push first round games. Earlier, an overlap with the service academy's clash, in recent years, those initial playoff rounds failed a weekend after Army Navy. Fans and officials see the game as a key morale booster for military families, with roots dating back to 1930.

1:02It's drawn crowds at big NFL venues over the years, keeping national attention sharp. As talks on playoff growth continue, this order locks in priority for Army Navy, ensuring it stays a standalone highlight through better coordination. Go ahead.