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OutKick's Clay Travis interviews Trump on epic SEC clash, state of race: 'This is really big time football’

Former President Trump and Outkick's Clay Travis discuss the immigration crisis, Georgia vs. Alabama, and more at halftime of the massive SEC clash. 

Former President Trump had plenty to say at Saturday's epic Alabama-Georgia game, weighing in on the state of college and pro football, Tom Brady's new career and the frosty reception his opponent's running mate got earlier in the day.

In an exclusive OutKick interview with Clay Travis, Trump highlighted the "energy" from the game, which Alabama held on to win 41-34, after nearly blowing a huge lead.

"This is really big-time football, and it’s great to see," Trump said.

The audience inside the stadium cheered as Trump was shown on the jumbo TV screens, on a video board, watching the game with Sens. Katie Britt, Tommy Tuberville and Steve Daines of Montana.

TRUMP ARRIVES AT ALABAMA-GEORGIA GAME TO CHANTS OF ‘USA,’ ‘FOUR MORE YEARS’

OutKick founder and Fox News contributor Clay Travis interviews former President Trump during halftime of Saturday's Georgia-Alabama football game in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. (Charles Hunnell/OutKick)

When asked about his appeal with the younger voter demographic, Trump said that his campaign was "way up."

"We're way up with young people. It's an honor. They're very smart. And she [Kamala Harris] berated them, saying that ‘they aren’t smart' and, I'll be honest, they're a lot smarter than her," he said.

"There has never been energy like there is now. And I guess it's me, but it's also when they look at our country and what has happened. Our country is going bad, and it's in a very dangerous place right now. But we love our country, and we're going to make it great again.

Former President Trump looks on during the first quarter of the game between

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