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You're watching Numerology Broadcast Television. The Welcome back to MBT coverage of the 2016 Olympic Games. I'm Bob Countsness.

And I'm Ryan Freecrest. How you doing Ryan? Good Bob. It's been a great day in Rio, hasn't it?

Oh, you're telling me. Here we are in beautiful Rio de Janeiro. Coordinates are 22.9 degrees south by 43.17 degrees west.

Add them together, multiply by two hosts, divide by our network affiliate station channel 11 kbbb12 and you'll get our weight.

Just amazing just amazing I'm having so much fun here of course I knew I would

because if you add together all the dates that we've been here it adds up to a seven.

Oh! Oh, stop right there, Ryan!

Oh, but keep going.

Well, you know what they say about seven days. You get great

inner strength with them, very peaceful, very nature loving, and very poised, which

all makes for a great time at the Olympics and great for our athletes.

Absolutely and what better speaks to poise, grace, and the outdoors

than the indoor swimming championships?

That's right. Let's do a quick recap of today's action.

Leading the top story as everybody knows, Olympic swimming phenomenon, Michael Phelps captured his 22nd gold

metal making him the most decorated Olympic athlete in the history of the United States and the modern Olympic Games.

Now, I could have told you this was going to happen.

Michael Phelps is now 29 years old.

He has 22 medals.

He started winning Olympic gold when he was 21.

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