ABC and ESPN refused to mute the sound during Trump's arrival at the US Open
Before the arrival of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, to attend the men's final of the US Open, the organization had sent an email to television networks.
This action was intended to ask broadcasters to censor any potential reactions from the public during the American billionaire's arrival.
However, ABC and ESPN refused to comply by not censoring the boos when he appeared on screen.
Among some other media outlets, the request made by the USTA (United States Tennis Association) was deemed "embarrassing."
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Anyway, as I mentioned before, I could care less about any politician or celebrity attending a sporting event.