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The Dr. Phil Podcast

Love College Sports? Thank Donald Trump

The Dr. Phil Podcast

Dr. Phil McGraw

Education, Society & Culture

4.313.5K Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2026

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

The liberal media may hate Donald Trump but they’re not telling you the full story about how he’s saving college sports. In this episode of The Real Story, Dr. Phil breaks down how NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) changed everything — turning college athletics into a billion-dollar, pay-to-play system. What started as a way to fairly compensate athletes has turned into a nightmare for those of us who love college sports. So what does Trump’s executive order actually do — and why are so many leaders inside college sports supporting it? 

Comment below — do you think college sports are being saved?

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Trump wants to kill athletes' rights. Really? President Trump issued this executive order

0:36.4

to do exactly what the name says, save college sports.

0:41.3

So at some point you have to ask, is this really higher education or just a backdrop for a professional sport?

0:48.3

College athletes with NIL, they can change schools every year. They can just follow the money.

0:53.3

In some cases, you're seeing

0:54.5

30 to 50% roster turnover in a single year. And then it gets worse. The Real Story is brought to you

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1:17.6

Today's real story is about President Trump's executive order titled,

1:21.6

Urgent National Action to Save College Sports.

1:25.6

Before I tell you today's real story, let's try something new. I'm going to read you three headlines I pulled from the legacy media. Based on those headlines, let's decide how they make us feel about this executive order and what the media doesn't want us to know. So this is a test. I want to go through

1:46.0

the headlines first, and I want to see if you feel manipulated by the headlines after we go

1:54.2

behind the headlines. So this is a test. Here we go. MSNBC. Here's the headline. Trump is

2:00.7

blatantly trying to punish black athletes.

2:04.0

Okay? Remember that one. MSNBC. Trump is blatantly trying to punish black athletes.

2:09.1

Then AP, now this was coverage picked up by CNN. Trump threatens schools federal funding in

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