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france to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-day. >> steve: and this particular overseas trip comes after joe biden told "time" magazine that world leaders have told him they're worried if donald trump gets reelected. they don't want that to happen. >> brian: that's what he says they say. >> lawrence: peter doocy joins us live from paris. peter, how did you get that assignment? >> peter: ha ha good luck, i guess. and the thing about that lid is that if president biden wanted to stay on local time there is plenty of daylight here. it's 1:00 in the afternoon. if you wanted to stay on eastern time there is even more daylight left. but, he arrived here in paris. we saw an arrival ceremony with air force one. took a motorcade via paris' version of the beltway to his hotel and checked in and that was it. we're not going to see him again for the rest of today. we know that the vice president, kamala harris, stayed back in the united states. she just has a political event in san francisco a day before
steve all right. congressman john rose gave a memorable viral speech on the house floor yesterday and it has nothing to do w with what the congressman was saying. it has everything to do with that kid behind him, his son. >> regardless of one's opinion of the current republican nominee, we would be well-served to remember the long and cherished tradition we have in this country of settling our political differences at the ballot box. steve and that congressman john rose of tennessee, along with his son guy, hey, guy, good morning to you. good morning, congressman. >> good morning. >> steve: congressman, yesterday, for you, it was take your son to work day. any regrets? [laughter] >> ha ha ha. well, certainly not what i expected when i told him to smile at sam, i was thinking maybe his little 3-year-old brother that's back home with mom would enjoy seeing guy on tv. >> steve: so, guy, your dad had you sit in that particular chair
>> steve: it is indeed. travis kelce's long time barber saying oh boy he had withing bells could be in the air for the super bowl champion and taylor swift. >> when is the wedding? ha ha ha. >> hopefully soon. that would be fun. >> if you need a plus one i'm your dude, bro. >> carley: cool e revealed the downside between swift and kelce's relationship. he has had to move to a new home in kansas city for security reasons making heir barbers drive a little further for him to get that fresh haircut. songwriter cindy lauper announcing a farewell tour. plans on hitting reengs in 23 cities across north america this fall. the girls just want to have fun tour will begin in canada in mid october. and her final show will be in chicago in early december. lauper did not release any statement explaining her reason for ending her touring career. if you want to watch her, you
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criticizing him saying this was an inhumane policy. >> gillian: josh, biden again today appeared to blame former president trump, at least in part for the border today. he hearkened back again to claims the trump tanked the border negotiations that were underway what he said. we came to a strongest border in decades. then, republicans in congress, not all of them, walked away from it why? because donald trump told them. to say today i'm moving past republican obstruction and using executive authorities available to me as president. >> ha ha ha. i'm actually kind of surprised can he do a lot of this with a straight face. just a trip down memory lane in the first three months of hills administration. he ended the remain in mexico policy. he ended restrictions of immigrant visas from places like i don't know, yemen, iran,
>> next question. ain't answer nothing caitlin clark question. >> what did you say to her. >> i didn't say anything. >> that's enough. >> laura: that's enough? what? joining me now is dan host of don't outkick me on head coach of bowling state university. the league upgraded foul, i guess, to a flagrant one, so doesn't need any more explanation, right? we're all good here? >> ha ha ha ha. yeah, how about hey let's move along. wnba players, their jealousy is shining through. i understand. i get it, laura, you go the rim, a hard foul. you rebound, somebody takes a shot at you. i get it. rookie indoctrination this right here is like what are you doing? like what could you possibly be thinking and then even worse it was almost like there was a bounty on the head of caitlin clark.
and the athletes�* parade, believe it or not, is going to be a huge flotilla of boats. at least, that's the plan. it could be moved because of security fears, but the river itself is set to become one of the games�* biggest legacies. for the first time in 100 years, the seine could open up to public swimming after the city spent around 1.5 billion euros upgrading its sewage system. athletes in the triathlon are supposed to take a dip this summer. so if the organisers hit all their targets, you'll be able to have a swim in the seine as early as 2025. swimming in the river isn't for me, i don't think. i don't like being cold. i'm a fair—weather kind of guy. if it's 38 degrees, i might think about it. but how do everyday parisians feel about it? ha—ha. salut.
for me, i don't think. i don't like being cold. i'm a fair—weather kind of guy. if it's 38 degrees, i might think about it. but how do everyday parisians feel about it? ha—ha. salut. bonjour. bonjour, steve. alex. raf. ca va? nice to meet you. 0h. thank you. rafael and his dad alex have a special relationship with the river. not for olympic games, but for usually every day. so how long have you been cleaning the river? since four years ago now. four years. he was.... he was nine when we started. they've become famous for fishing rubbish out of the river and posting about it on instagram under the tag raf—sur—seine.
on the river — and the athletes�* parade, believe it or not, is going to be a huge flotilla of boats. at least, that's the plan. it could be moved because of security fears, but the river itself is set to become one of the games�* biggest legacies. for the first time in 100 years, the seine could open up to public swimming after the city spent around 1.5 billion euros upgrading its sewage system. athletes in the triathlon are supposed to take a dip this summer, so if the organisers hit all their targets, you'll be able to have a swim in the seine as early as 2025. swimming in the river isn't for me, i don't think. i don't like being cold. i'm a fair—weather kind of guy. if it's 38 degrees, i might think about it. but how do everyday parisians feel about it? ha—ha.
and the athletes�* parade, believe it or not, is going to be a huge flotilla of boats. at least, that's the plan. it could be moved because of security fears, but the river itself is set to become one of the games�* biggest legacies. for the first time in 100 years, the seine could open up to public swimming after the city spent around 1.5 billion euros upgrading its sewage system. athletes in the triathlon are supposed to take a dip this summer. so if the organisers hit all their targets, you'll be able to have a swim in the seine as early as 2025. swimming in the river isn't for me, i don't think. i don't like being cold. i'm a fair—weather kind of guy. if it's 38 degrees, i might think about it. but how do everyday parisians feel about it? ha—ha. salut.