I knew I was going to get that question, um, I did not, but it heard that it did very well.

I knew I was going to get that question.

Ah yes, cringe, cringe once again being cringe worthy yesterday at the White House

briefing.

She was asked one question by one reporter from one news organization about Joe

and Hunter and that was, that was that happy Tuesday to you and and welcome.

I, uh, you know, I got to tell we had this conversation here in the studio over

the last few minutes about the women's national soccer team playing in the

World Cup in New Zealand and their, uh, I would call it a protest of the

national anthem by six of the players on the team.

And there was some debate in the studio.

Well, maybe some of these young women, I guess one of them is Dennis Rodman's

daughter, basketball, great and hilarious person, uh, Dennis Rodman's daughter

playing on the US national women's soccer team at the World Cup in New Zealand.

I assume Rodman is there.

Why wouldn't he be, uh, but she had her hand on her heart.

However, six of the 11 players did not have their hands on their hearts for

the national anthem, much less, uh, singing along a couple of them were at

least mouthing the lyrics and had their hands on their hearts.

And, you know, the question is whether this, uh, takes the fun out of watching

the women and rooting for them to win because for me, I've got to say, it

does take a lot of the wind out of their sales.

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