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The semiquincentennial events<\/span> that President Trump has personally directed have been a celebration of his very particular version of America. The bloody UFC fight on the White House lawn was followed by the sparsely attended Great American State Fair and a world-record-breaking July 4 fireworks show held alongside a dangerous lightning storm. Next weekend will bring a high-speed car race through the museum-lined streets of Washington. But of all of these festivities, the Patriot Games in Ohio this week might have been the oddest.<\/p>\n

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Organizers convened 120 teenagers from across the country\u2014in their telling, the \u201cnext generation of leaders, competitors, and champions,\u201d but also whoever happened to respond to an online request for personal essays and video entries\u2014at a high school in Geneva, Ohio (population 5,924), roughly 45 miles northeast of downtown Cleveland. For three days, they competed in gym-class staples such as ball tosses, long jumps, tug-of-war, dodgeball, and an arcade-style basketball game called Victory Hoops. The field was narrowed to eight contestants who competed before the president on Tuesday night, clambering through a Ninja Warrior<\/i>\u2013style obstacle course while wearing red, white, and blue. One boy and one girl were crowned champions, and each was given a $125,000 scholarship.<\/p>\n

Over the past several days, ESPN has streamed more than 26 hours of this contest, and I have consumed many of those hours\u2014but I have yet to fully understand why this competition happened or what it has to do with American history, or even with American culture at this moment. I could barely follow how the various events were scored. It was like watching a nationally televised field day\u2014with wholesome moments and cheerful contestants along the way\u2014but it was unclear what the grand takeaway was supposed to be. (Perhaps that will be revealed when the event is condensed into a one-hour special airing tonight on ABC.) More than anything, it was a reality-television-style snapshot of the America that Trump most wants to see. The contestants were overwhelmingly white, in a country where roughly half of children are not, and many spoke openly of their Christian faith or their affection for this particular president.<\/p>\n

When Trump showed up on Tuesday night, accompanied by the ESPN commentator Pat McAfee, the crowd erupted. \u201cHe\u2019s got that Michael Jordan glow,\u201d one spectator said. \u201cWe love you, Mr. President!\u201d one man yelled. \u201c2028!\u201d another exclaimed. Outside the arena, a football-field scoreboard displayed a score of 45\u201347 in Trump\u2019s honor. The crowd chanted \u201cUSA! USA! USA!\u201d when he arrived and danced to his favorite song, \u201cYMCA,\u201d before he left.<\/p>\n

\u201cI didn\u2019t know what to expect,\u201d Trump told ESPN\u2019s Laura Rutledge during an onstage interview, a few yards from dozens of teenagers. \u201cI\u2019m very proud of the group of people in this room. You see the spirit and the love of the country, our great country. And our country\u2019s never done better.\u201d<\/p>\n

In that moment, it became clear that this gathering, like so many others this president has overseen, was actually all about Trump. This was his vision of the Hunger Games, MAGA style. He was front and center, watching the grand finale unfold and eyeing golden trophies he could present. But who were these contestants, and how were they chosen? Why these random events? And what does this all say about our country, and how does it mark our 250 years as one?<\/p>\n

The Patriot Games<\/span>, it must be said, seldom made for great television. I watched kids\u2019 arms quiver as they tried to keep their chin up and over a bar\u2014at least one lasted scarcely a second. Some struggled to cross the monkey bars in an obstacle course. Others tripped over the hurdles on the track, knocking over almost every one. (\u201cA natural hurdler? Not really,\u201d the announcer remarked.)<\/p>\n

In one contest, the teenagers were asked to navigate an obstacle course of sorts: bear-crawl under a net, high-step through tires, weave between slalom poles, climb up and down a cargo net, walk across a beam, flip a tire (once for girls; twice for boys), traverse the monkey bars, carry two jerricans, leap onto hanging panels, and push a red button. In another contest, they went through a circuit of various sports. They attempted to kick a soccer ball into a bull\u2019s-eye, catch three tennis balls, run through a maze of tackling dummies, throw a football into a target, serve a volleyball three times, hit a T-ball, and, finally, run around a few bases. In between challenges, some kids offered brief, out-of-breath analysis. \u201cI did a lot better than I thought I would on the monkey bars,\u201d concluded Gabriel Hayes, who was representing the Shawnee Tribe. \u201cI just got kinda tired, to be honest,\u201d said Remy Taylor, from Delaware.<\/p>\n

The announcers revealed the kinds of small biographical details familiar to anyone who has watched the Olympics, attempting to humanize the athletes by highlighting their love of macaroni and cheese, Greek mythology, or Legos. Some were members of JROTC or the Future Farmers of America. Many came from military families, and aspired to carry on that tradition. There were at least three sets of siblings. Multiple boys wore a cross necklace, and several of the girls had a cross painted on their body. \u201cI just want to say, it\u2019s the glory for God. Thank you, Lord, for this opportunity,\u201d said Max Biondolillo of Florida, after finishing the obstacle course. \u201cThank you, Jesus. That\u2019s all I can say. Thank you, Jesus,\u201d Seylah Brown, representing North Carolina, said after completing the circuit of sports.<\/p>\n

The biographies suggested that the organizers might have struggled with recruitment in some deep-blue jurisdictions. The boy representing Puerto Rico has a southern accent and resides in Texas. Elsie Bruckart was the contestant for Vermont, but her hometown was listed as Bellbrook, Ohio. Her cousin Rebekah Roberts competed for Maine, but her hometown was Cornish, New Hampshire. Bobbi Vickers was representing Massachusetts, but she is from California. \u201cI get a bunch of questions, like Why are you representing Massachusetts and not your home state?<\/i>\u201d Vickers told CNN. \u201cBut I think it\u2019s really cool, because a lot of my family is from there and my favorite basketball team is actually the Boston Celtics.\u201d<\/p>\n

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People familiar with the process told me that the athletes were selected through applications that required submissions of performance data and athletic statistics, along with a personal-essay and video submission. Freedom 250 did not respond to questions about why certain states were represented by competitors living in other states, or why there was such a lack of diversity among the contestants.<\/p>\n

Danielle Alvarez, a spokesperson for Freedom 250, the Trump-aligned group that organized the games, said in a statement that the Patriot Games were one of the \u201cunforgettable signature events\u201d meant to \u201ccelebrate our country and inspire the next generation.\u201d Organizers told me that they\u2019d sought to create a range of challenges, aiming to show that the winner has mastered many different skills.<\/p>\n

Often, during the events, the producers displayed the scores for only the top-10 contestants, shielding from embarrassment those who struggled. The announcers remarked several times that just because a contestant hadn\u2019t performed well in one discipline didn\u2019t mean they wouldn\u2019t do better in another. Coaches shouted encouragement from the sidelines like summer-camp counselors: Give it your all! Finish the race! Be proud of the process!<\/i> Some contestants had said beforehand that they had little clue before they arrived in Ohio what events would be included. \u201cI\u2019ve never really played soccer before,\u201d said the girl representing Michigan. \u201cI don\u2019t know how to throw a football,\u201d said the girl representing the Virgin Islands.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt was hard. It was challenging. I mean, I\u2019ve never played any of these sports. Like, I\u2019m a cheerleader,\u201d Laynie Arrowood, the 16-year-old representing the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, told the sideline reporter good-naturedly. \u201cI\u2019m not good at throwing football\u2014obviously not good at soccer! But it\u2019s okay. I tried my best.\u201d Most of the contestants did seem to be enjoying themselves, and several said they\u2019d made close friendships over the days they\u2019d spent together. Some said they understood how Trump\u2019s involvement had politicized the competition but were baffled as to why they had come under scrutiny. \u201cWe can\u2019t vote,\u201d Jonah Beauregard, a 17-year-old from Massachusetts, told The Boston Globe<\/i>. \u201cWe can\u2019t do anything in our power to do anything to help it.\u201d<\/p>\n

Trump announced in May 2023<\/span> that, if elected to a second term, he wanted to host \u201cmajor sporting contests for high-school athletes\u201d as part of the country\u2019s 250th celebrations. \u201cThese Patriot Games will allow young Americans from every state to show off the best of American skills, sportsmanship, and competitive spirit,\u201d he said in a campaign video.<\/p>\n

America has a rich athletic history, and the youth-sports industry in this country generates an estimated $40 billion in annual revenue. But to find a precedent for these games, you\u2019d have to go further afield. The Roman emperor Nero, in 59 C.E., began hosting the Ludi Juvenales<\/i>, a series of youth games in a festival to mark the transition from boyhood to manhood. In ancient Greece, athletic competitions began when boys turned 12. And the International Olympic Committee stages a Youth Olympic Games every four years for those ages 15 to 17.<\/p>\n

Andy Hall, an ESPN communications director, told me that Freedom 250 approached the network last year about televising the event. He said that the network is not paying for the rights to carry it, but he would not say whether it was being paid and declined to provide any viewership data on how many people were streaming the content. (The link was buried inside the ESPN app and took me some time to find.) He said that the network had no role in organizing or planning the games, and that it was televising it as it would a game organized by other entities. The content will all be repackaged into an hour-long ESPN special that will air tonight on ABC. Representatives for ABC did not immediately respond to a request for comment, and Hall declined to further comment. The Federal Communications Commission ordered a review earlier this year of the network\u2019s licenses. Airing the president\u2019s competition on its national platform may buy the network some goodwill.<\/p>\n

On Tuesday night, Trump sat as the finalists worked through a course that involved swinging from ropes, carrying two kettlebells, and climbing up a wall. Kennadi Fuhrman, a soccer player from Kansas, won the girls\u2019 competition, crediting \u201cGod, all the way.\u201d Rockwell Myers, a tennis player and ballroom dancer from Utah, won the boys\u2019. \u201cIt\u2019s been amazing, and it\u2019s taught me so much,\u201d he said. \u201cIt really, really puts an emphasis on how important it is to put God first in your life and make him your No. 1 priority.\u201d<\/p>\n

Trump came onstage and helped present the trophies and oversize checks. \u201cIncredible people. I like the audience also, I have to tell you. But what a great bunch of young athletes,\u201d he said. Confetti went off, falling onto the contestants. One blue piece stuck in the president\u2019s hair.<\/p>\n

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Michael Scherer contributed to this report.<\/i><\/p>\n<\/section>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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