Mary Margaret Olihan

Not their typical scene, I don't think, but they all say they're excited and they're looking forward to it.

The women's hockey team, I believe they graciously declined.

The reporting out there says that this was not a political decision.

It was just more that they couldn't make it and they weren't going to be able to come.

But the men's hockey team will be there.

And I'm sure you saw, Ben, there's been some really great footage of them celebrating their win in an incredibly patriotic way.

I was just watching a video of them singing the national anthem very boisterously in a club in Miami last night.

And they're just having the time of their lives, but in a way that the American public can really appreciate.

They are very patriotic, very proud of their country.

They seem to really be excited to be the president's guests.

And they haven't said one word of criticism to him, which, you know, as an American, I think is really great.

I think it's wonderful that we can be celebrating their win in a nonpolitical way and look forward to hopefully seeing them tonight.

Thanks, Ben.

I'll see you later.

I cannot believe we're back here again, Ben.

Well, good morning, you two.

And yes, I will be live from the Capitol this evening.

As we know, the president is very aware of the victories of his administration.

And we're guessing tonight that he'll be focused heavily on his economic wins, on his progress securing the border, deporting illegal immigrants, ending almost 10 wars, reassessing his foreign victories and his relationships with foreign dignitaries all over the world.

Cleaning up American cities, making our cities safer, championing American workers, strengthening the United States military, making it far less woke, Maha wins, and so much more.