ABC is accused of plotting against Donald Trump at Alabama vs. Georgia game

ABC has been accused of deliberately limiting coverage of the Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump at a high-profile college football game. The former president, 78, attended the highly-anticipated University of Alabama vs. University of Georgia college football game Saturday, despite major security measure concerns after two assassination attempts. ABC News has been accused of deliberately limiting coverage of the Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump at a high-profile college football game Trump appeared only very briefly during ABC's broadcast, according to critics The former President attended the highly-anticipated University of Alabama vs. University of Georgia college football game Saturday, despite major security measures Pointing out the differences in coverage, one viewer said: 'ABC does not cover President Trump. Trump looked on during the first quarter of the game between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Georgia Bulldogs at Bryant-Denny Stadium Trump, passes out concessions to fans as he attends the Alabama Crimson Tide versus Georgia Bulldogs college football game The Secret Service set up walkways just for Trump to get in and out as he was swamped by fans looking on and cheering at times Some defended the network, with one commenter asking: 'Why the hell would they show him more? Alabama Crimson Tide fans cheer before the game against the Georgia Bulldogs at Bryant-Denny Stadium on September 28, 2024 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama Trump speaks with Republican Senator Katie Britt at the Alabama v. Georgia college football game Fans wait outside Bryant-Denny Stadium as security is heightened before the game Then the fans transitioned into 'USA, USA, USA' chants while the former president posed for pictures and distributed handshakes.