Trump hosts Team USA with double cheeseburgers at White House after Olympic gold win
India Today
US President Donald Trump welcomed Team USA and celebrated their Winter Olympics ice hockey gold win at the White House with a lavish cheeseburger treat.
Team USA celebrated their Winter Olympics 2026 gold medal win by indulging in double-stacked cheeseburgers at the White House, a special treat by US President Donald Trump.
The clip was shared by right-wing conservative influencer Nick Sortor on his official X account.
Sortor’s post framed the moment as a classic Trump-style celebration, claiming the fast-food spread came from McDonald's.
The clip shows athletes who were dressed in Team USA shirts sitting at a large wooden table inside the White House. As the video goes on, servers are seen putting plates of double-stacked cheeseburgers in front of the athletes.
Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue by Toby Keith can be heard playing in the background, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.
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