The economic pressures are unsustainable.

We've heard this several times, and we know that Olympic sport budgets inevitably rise to the top as the first to be cut.

And in some cases, women's sport, but it's also men's sport, may be eliminated.

We must keep our eye on both. You are watching the east wing of the White House, the College Sports Roundtable with President Trump.

You're in the war room.

We're going to carry this live until its conclusion.

The future health of sport in our country.

We cannot wait for the economic pressure to create this crisis. We stand here today,

Team USA, in solidarity and partnership with the collegiate sports community to encourage Congress

to pass legislation that stabilizes the foundation of sport on campus and ensures a healthy

and robust ecosystem for student athletes across a wide array of Olympic

sports and football, which is kind of coming to the Olympics.

Let me conclude by assuring you that American athletes are ready for this global challenge.

In fact, we welcome it.

But the pursuit of excellent deserves a system that continues to invest in them.

Thank you, Mr. President, and to our congressional leaders, to the college administrators,

and to the many representatives across the sports industry who are here today.

We value your commitment to sport, and we welcome your partnership.

Thank you, Mr. President.

Thank you very much, Sarah. And we'll conclude with our little early speeches, but we'll

hear everybody that wants to, if you have an idea, if you don't have any ideas, maybe

you don't bother, okay? But if you have something good, and maybe what we're talking about

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