forgive me, we were dancing back and forth with the english and the french. to put a button on the point, the president had gone over to be with macron and the first lady over there. it seemed he was really wowed by the pomp and circumstance that was bastille day and all those celebrations and those two days in france. right. and you heard him talk about how he wants to have a military parade just like that and how much he enjoyed seeing all their manifestation of france s military might, and i feel like they bonded over that, but as you heard from the questions that were shouted on the end, they are still divided on the very important thing, the iran deal and the paris climate accord, the other. let s talk about sean spicer. he made quite the debut during last night s emmy awards. here s a clip. unfortunately, we have no way of knowing how big our audience is. is there anyone who can say how big the audience is. sean, do you know? [ laughter ]
continue to only engage in rhetoric and a rhetorical battle that gets us nowhere, we re the ones that are going to suffer and when iran says what iran says you have to realize the source and you can t play to the children in the room. brian cam, thank you so much for weighing in on all things u.n. let s also talk weather. we re keeping a close eye on the atlantic right now as another major hurricane is headed straight for a regional ready just devastated by the most recent one. now we re talking about hurricane maria following very close to that same, destructive path of hurricane irma and is quickly gaining strength. it is now one of three named storms churning down in the atlantic. meteorologist allison chinchar is in the cnn weather center for us. not again, not again. right, brooke. i imagine some of those folks hit by irma never pulled the plywood off the windows. might as well leave it and wait out maria because as you mentioned, it s going to be going through and impacting s