thanks, crowd roaring. you wrote back. had you sort of established with him that you are speaking? was he worried you didn t know, that you were sleeping in. what was that about? i was last, last second to speak at this event. i don t remember the days or the week, but i was asked on one day. the speech was supposed to be the next morning. and i am going, i m working on all this election fraud and that was going on in the 2020 election. all the speeches, all the different states, it might be contested with the speech for each one. different issues with respect to each of those states. and i get a call from the white house, asking if i d be willing to give an address, a speech at the ellipse, the very next day when i m doing all of this work. and i m telling my, staff at some point, look this has got to be substantive. of nationally, my understanding was about 50 minutes. and i put together about a 50-minute speech. and, then i find out about the time i get there, sometime that mornin
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is thrilling. so i think they will, the athletes, totally enjoy it because it is completely different to anything you do in sport. take us back to when to anything you do in sport. take us back to when you to anything you do in sport. take us back to when you were to anything you do in sport. take us back to when you were the - back to when you were the flag bearers for paralympics gb, that must be seared in your memory? i was showing my kids the photos this morning at breakfast. it is completely cut my second most famous. by best memory ever, apart from winning a gold in athens. i remember the waiting, the anticipation, the excitement, and then coming down the tunnel, through then coming down the tunnel, through the stadium, when you come out into the stadium, when you come out into the stadium, when you come out into the stadium, the crowd roaring, you get the vision of how big everything is, how many people are there, the
thank you so much for joining us this morning. and i know this is the first olympics in a long time you re not going to. what s it going to be like? what s it going to be like for the athletes there to compete with no fans? you know, it s definitely going to be different. that s for sure. you know, all the all my races i ve ever swam, all the world records that i ve had, i ve had the crowd. i had the fans, like the atmosphere, the crowd roaring, and that gives you like a boost. so it s definitely going to be interesting to see what happens with the athletes, but i mean, the olympics are still going on and the most important thing is everyone is being safe. how concerned are you and your fellow athletes about coronavirus heading into these games?
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