Will resolve if he threatens publicly and/or on the record in any interview that he wants to, is considering or thinking about moving the Olympics out of LA. Does not need to actually move it or make any affirmative actions to do so, threat is enough. A response to a legitimate crisis right before the event at the request of those involved will not count (e g. An earthquake happens the week before and LA mayor requests help to move it). Will resolve "no" if no threat made before opening ceremonies.
1,000would this count?
>If I thought Boston was doing something that was going to be—cause safety conditions for the, you know, World Cup—I could say the same thing for the Olympics, because, you know, we have events that are in different locations for the Olympics. It's based in L.A. If I thought L.A. was not going to be prepared properly, I would move it to another location, if I had to. On that one, I'd probably have to get a different kind of a permission. But we would do that.
https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/remarks-prior-working-lunch-with-president-javier-milei-argentina-and-exchange-with
