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Draymond Green said he would like President Joe Biden to abolish technical fouls in the NBA because it's subjective and can be influenced by personal grudges.

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The Golden State Warriors visited the White House on Tuesday where US President Joe Biden congratulated the reigning NBA champions on their win.

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The Daily Show's journalist Roy Wood Jr. attended the ceremony and talked with the players from the Warriors team. When he met Draymond Green, Wood Jr. let the extravagant forward get creative.

Green was asked to name one thing President Biden should change in the NBA. The player didn't hesitate for a long time. "One rule? No techs. That's an easy one - no technical fouls," Green told.

"It's a person deciding that you deserve a tech because they didn't like something that you did," the Warriors forward explained his choice.

Together with Dillon Brooks from the Memphis Grizzlies, Draymond currently leads the entire league in technical fouls with 13.

With 22 wins and 22 losses, the Warriors currently sit in 7th place in the Western Conference.

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