Welcome back.

8.08.

Musman Lieber, Anthony Harris,

former Minnesota Viking Witheson studio.

Along with the regular cast characters,

and Belinda Jensen stopping by just a little bit as well.

Some big news from Bell.

So a lot's going on.

Short segment here, though.

So we'll hit some sports real quick because we still have our guests in the studio.

It's time for Fan 5 on the Power Trip.

That's right.

All right.

The story everybody's talking about is the U.S. men.

They won Golden Hockey 2 to 1 over Canada. Yes! Thanks to Matt Boldie in regulation, and then Jack Hughes in overtime. First, gold medal for the U.S. men since the 1980 miracle on ice team. Was it Kurt Mills? No. No. No. Were you listening? Hellebuck was unbelievable. No, Anthony, let me ask you a question. It's a two-part question. Part one, did you watch the game yesterday? No, I didn't watch it. You did not. Okay, well, then part two is, if you could name any former Viking that you would want to be pairs figure skaters, who would it be, and why? No, that game was just spectacular yesterday. So again, no Sidney Crosby for the Canadians, but who cares? That's the, that's the breaks, man. That's how it worked, buddy. Yeah, them's the ropes. Sorry, Canadians. I absolutely just, I cried. I cried. I heave cried. I believe you. Were you watching the game? But I also, yes, well, there's that. It was me just stepping out of the shower. No, but 1980, I was eight years old. And it was the first time I ever saw my father actually weep. I've never seen him do that. Was he watching the game? Yes, he was a whole show. Did he step out of the shower?

Did he look at your report card?

But it was just, it was so amazing.

And I mean, Faber hits the double doink.

Are you kidding me on that one? I've never seen that before.

Unreal.

It was just, it was just such a great game and holy

goodness, just

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