It was a strong finish for Team USA at the Milano Cortina Games as they brought home the most gold medals for the country in a single Winter Olympics.

The U.S. men's hockey win over Canada wrapped up the games in dramatic fashion as the team's first gold since 1980.

For more on that and some signal achievements from these games, I spoke earlier today with Christine Brennan of USA Today, joined us from Milan.

Christine, it's great to see you. Thanks for being with us.

Omna, my pleasure. Thank you.

Okay, so a record number of winter goals there with Team USA and skating, skiing, and more.

But let's start with those hockey wins. Both the men's and

women's teams had to go into overtime to beat their arch rivals, Canada. I think the iconic

image from the men's game may be this, Jack Hughes, with a big smile, missing a few teeth

after that game as well. What did that win mean for the team and for the country?

Omna, for the men's team. It was the first gold medal in 46 years since 1980,

the miracle on ice. And in fact, at the, what they call the winter house, the party area

afterwards, all the players, the men's players were there. And they were lifting Micahruzioni,

the captain of that 1980 team and screaming, miracle, miracle were there, and they were lifting Micahruzioni, the captain of that

1980 team and screaming, miracle, miracle, miracle, as they celebrated into the night in Milan.

So the tie in there was extraordinary, even though the parallels are completely different.

There are no parallels in the sense that that was a bunch of amateurs and college kids beating

the big red

machine to Soviet Union in 1980.

This is an all-star team, the Americans, the Canadians, others that are NHL players who know each other

very well, obviously competing for their nations.

But a great moment for men's hockey following, of course, the great success of the women's team,

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