Donald Trump made a high-profile appearance at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC to take part in the 2026 World Cup draw, an event marked by political undertones and celebrity presence. The draw, the largest in the tournament's history, will determine the paths of 48 teams as the United States prepares to host the global spectacle. Trump, whose relationship with FIFA President Gianni Infantino has been in the spotlight, is expected to receive the newly created FIFA Peace Prize, a move that has drawn attention given his ongoing political influence and public statements about host cities. The event features appearances from North American sports legends and world leaders, as well as performances by renowned entertainers, making it a blend of sport, politics, and entertainment. Trump's comments about potentially moving matches from certain cities due to safety concerns have added further intrigue to the already charged atmosphere surrounding the tournament.