Jon Jones recently shared his thoughts on Dana White's stance regarding his participation in a potential UFC White House event. Jones was aware of White's situation, as the UFC CEO is reluctant to give his approval.For context, earlier this month, POTUS Donald Trump proposed celebrating America's 250th birthday on July 4 next year by organizing a UFC event at the White House, which drew favorable reactions from many, including Jones. The MMA superstar expressed his desire to compete on the highly anticipated White House card.However, White, who shares a good bond with Jones, isn't a fan of the idea. During the UFC 318 post-fight press conference, the 55-year-old ruled out 'Bones's' participation, saying:''It’s not even about him winning the belt. You know how I felt about him. I just can’t risk putting him in big positions in a big spot and have something go wrong, especially the White House card.”Check out Dana White's comments below:Jones was disappointed by White's comments. However, when an X user claimed that White doesn’t trust him to headline UFC events, the former two-division champion defended his close friend, writing:''That’s actually not what he said, he said he can’t afford for anything to go wrong. Which is understandable, it’s hard to commit to any athletes literally still a year out. Let’s not twist words, my entire career has been a main event.''White, like many in the MMA community, was expecting a title unification bout between Jones and interim champion Tom Aspinall. However, the 38-year-old shocked everyone by announcing his retirement last month.Jon Jones remains firm in his desire to compete at UFC White HouseJon Jones is ready to call off his retirement and compete at UFC White House next year, despite Dana White's disapproval. During the UFC 318 post-fight press conference on Saturday, White seemingly rejected the idea of Jones' participation.In response to White's remarks, Jones took to X and wrote:''I heard the comments made at last night’s press conference. While I was a little disappointed, I’m still in the UFC’s drug testing pool, staying sharp, and continuing to train like a professional. I’ll be ready for whatever comes next...The silver lining in all this is knowing the fans see my heart. They see, I am ready and willing to take on anyone, to represent my country on a historic stage...So for now, I’ll keep grinding, stay patient, and stay faithful. I’m ready to fight on July 4th.''