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Guaranteed Human. Morning Run with Amy and T.J. An I-Heart Radio podcast. Good morning, everyone. It is Tuesday, June 9th. I'm Amy Robach. And I'm T.J. Holmes. And for the first time in a while, we don't have a Love Island update off the top because we ain't seen the episode from last night. We were preoccupied. You know, I got a, well, we both got a text from my oldest daughter yesterday. She hadn't seen the latest episode and we kind of broke the news to her who went home. She said she was going to have to suspend listening to Morning Run Up. We were going to start giving out who was kicked off the villa oh i didn't put that together i'm saying we didn't watch last night the reason we did is because

it was the next game we were preoccupied everybody here in new york was preoccupied this was all it was

about yesterday was this it was not about love island last night sorry not even at half time we had

to focus and the focus still didn't work what a a night here in New York. Yes, it all

went down. We're certainly going to be starting with that. Yes, we call ourselves the center of the

universe here in New York. But Robs, it really did feel like all eyes were on the city and in particular

one arena last night. So it was cool. Yeah, Madison Square Garden really was the center of the universe last night.

I have to say, look, we watched from our apartment.

We had some folks around, but it really did feel electric.

It was fun.

The whole city was excited.

And just looking at New York from the arials, it was so beautiful.

You didn't see any of the ugliness down on the streets. And look, it didn't have the outcome we wanted, but it was an exciting game. All right, we're going to get into all of that, including the boo-birds at Madison Square Garden for President Trump. But we're going to be making several stops this morning in the Bahamas in Los Angeles. Going to be making a stop at the Strait of Hormuz.

Also in McKinney, Texas.

We'll make a stop in London and Alabama.

But, of course, let's start with last night.

First stop is at The Garden.

And maybe, not maybe, definitely not the outcome, robes we want it.

Yes, the much anticipated game three of the NBA finals was ultimately a big old letdown

for us New Yorkers.

The Knicks lost to the San Antonio Spurs 115 to 111 in front of a raucous and star-studded

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