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President Trump welcomed the North Dakota State University football team to the White House to congratulate them on winning FCS College Football Championship for the seventh time in eight years, and fast food was once again on the menu.

The grand mahogany table of the White House State Dining Room was set with white roses, fine china, silver platters stacked with Big Macs and pouches of fried chicken sandwiches, and bowls of extra sauce.

The champion North Dakota State Bison football team was in town, and McDonald's and Chick-Fil-A were on the lunch menu."We could've had chefs, we could have, but we had fast food -- because I know you people," President Donald Trump said to laughter.He referenced the chicken sandwiches set before the podium.Donald Trump's epic fast food picture is perfectly Trumpian"Chick-Fil-A, they say? Chick-Fil-A," he said.

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