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В танго должны танцевать двое. Рекс Филюсон якобы ответил, что танцевать в России можно, но с Вами он это делать не собирается. Просьба прокомментировать. English translation: Two people are needed to tango. Rex Filuson supposedly responded that it is possible to dance in Russia, but he is not going to do it with you. A request for comment is made.

Good morning and welcome to Day 1 of the Presidential Olympics in Delaware. The first event is the Air Force One stairway event. Donald J. Trump represents the United States and has been taking this event seriously, even installing a Stairmaster at Mar a Lago. He performs a confident salute and steady approach, using the standard grip and pull technique. Joseph Robinette Biden, representing Ukraine, also receives last-minute pointers. He attempts a light jog with a grip and pull technique, but unfortunately, he falls three times, unable to reach the other handrail. Trump's second attempt is successful, and he doesn't risk the turn and wave. Biden's second attempt is also unsuccessful, and it's been a disastrous day for him. Tomorrow's event is walking off stage.

You are a great dancer! They realized they both love dancing. Hi Faiza, Hi Ben. Need shots? Sure, sleeves up. I prefer Pfizer in a COVID world.

Believe in yourself. Perform a kick ball change and turn, bending your knees. Remember to engage your plié and take a breath. Now, double deep to the back. Get ready for a jazz walk in 5, 6.

Chris prepared for over a week, knowing the rules and questions, but still struggled to fill the time. Sources say he had a cold, but with his experience and preparation, the outcome was disappointing. It seems he couldn't do any better.

Political journalist Tucker Carlson and professional partner Elena Grinyenko performed the cha cha cha on "Dancing With The Stars." Carlson joked his dance experience was limited to rehearsal dinners. Grinyenko, a Britain champion, aimed to guide Carlson through the performance. Carlson admitted to being more nervous dancing than in Beirut, but he expressed confidence, even considering himself a "Cha Cha master." After the performance, judge Carrie Ann Inaba said Carlson looked like he had the most fun, but noted he didn't dance for half the number. Bruno Tonioli called the performance "an awful mess." The pair received a total score of 12 out of 30. Carlson joked that Bruno rattled him more than Hezbollah, but vowed to win him over. Viewers were encouraged to vote to keep them on the show.

Greece is down by 2 points in the game. Team 3 is returning and they are being told to leave the game. However, the dynamics have constantly increased for the Spanish team, who are doing great here. They have sent someone to the front.

Day 1 of the Presidential Olympics begins with the Air Force 1 stairway event. The first contestant confidently approaches the stairs, using the standard grip and pull technique. He successfully completes the turn and wave. Next up is Joseph Robinette Biden, representing the United States of Ukraine. He attempts a light jog but unfortunately falls three times. Trump's second attempt is already considered a win. He effortlessly ascends the stairs, not bothering to turn and wave. Biden's second attempt is unsuccessful again, and it's a disappointing day for his team. They must regroup for tomorrow's event, walking off stage.

A businesswoman states that working for Diddy for six years trained her to be perfect. Another speaker expresses their love for Diddy, calling him a good friend. When asked if Diddy is a good guy, the businesswoman declines to answer. The other speaker insists that Diddy is a good guy and defends him.

A skinny kid with a funny name is on the debate stage, and people are wondering who he is and why he's there.

Gerald, the clumsy giraffe, was teased by other animals for his dancing. A cricket pointed out that being different just means needing a different song. The animals were amazed at Gerald's dancing skills, calling him the best dancer they had ever seen.

He performed the Trump dance, spinning back into the body and then followed it up with the Trump dance again.

A news reporter from Channel 3 approaches the speaker, who insults him and challenges him to a fight. The speaker calls the reporter a coward and a crumb, and accuses him of being a drunk. The reporter denies the accusations and tries to defuse the situation, stating that they are there to ask questions, not fight. The speaker continues to insult the reporter, calling him a lush and promising that it will make for a great story. The speaker demands that the entire exchange be recorded.

The competition involves evaluating penises without knowing who they belong to for a $500 prize. The audience can eventually see the men naked and may be allowed to touch. Contestant 1 is asked to present his penis.

The segment centers on political journalist Tucker Carlson and his dance partner Elena Grinyenko as they take to the ballroom in a reality-dance show. It opens with introductions: Tucker Carlson explains his career in magazines, newspapers, and television, noting thoughts about some unknown number of Israeli forces in the hundreds or thousands. Elena Grinyenko introduces herself as the current Britain champion and expresses her aim to dance “for hot, sexy, and most of all, very feminine.” Tucker jokes about his limited dance experience, while Elena quips and Tucker admits he’s more nervous dancing than in Beirut. The duo prepares for a cha-cha routine, with Elena instructing and Tucker attempting to follow, joking that he plans to think less and let the physicality carry him. Throughout rehearsal, Elena guides Tucker through timing and steps: two and three, a rhythm to the cha-cha, and a plan to keep the process simple so he can have fun. Tucker builds self-assurance, declaring he has total confidence and sees himself as a Cha Cha master, hoping to impress enough to get through one or two shows. Elena emphasizes the need to ease into the routine and maintain momentum, while Tucker expresses a desire for victory in Latin dance. After the performance, the judges’ feedback is mixed. Carrie Ann Inaba compliments the moment and demeanor, Len Goodman notes the choreography and execution, and Bruno Tonioli bluntly calls the performance “an awful mess.” The hosts and judges discuss the overall impression, with a playful tone despite the critique. The segment also includes commentary signaling the show’s ongoing narrative: anticipation of the judges’ scores and Tucker and Elena’s prospects for the competition. The judges announce their scores: Carrie Ann five, Len four, Bruno three, totaling 12 out of 30. Acknowledging the low score, the hosts remind viewers to vote to help them survive the next elimination, underscoring audience participation as crucial. Tucker remarks that the experience rattled him more than Hezbollah, but he remains optimistic about gradually winning Bruno Tonioli over, suggesting the “seeds of affection” may develop over time. The broadcast then teases the upcoming content: a break leading to a segment called the sequin crossfire, and a transition to Disney Channel’s High School Musical graduates, moving from the ballroom to another televised moment. The show closes the segment with the announced 12/30 score and a call to vote to keep Tucker and Elena in the competition.

"The one thing I learned from being on the show that I probably didn't expect is how well I handle competition." "I thought my head was gonna completely fall off as soon as I got in there." "But I actually found that I went in and I kind of sussed everything out of my now I can do this."

Good morning! Today is day 1 of the Presidential Olympics, and we're starting with the air force 1 stairway event. Donald J. Trump is representing the United States and has been taking this event seriously, even installing a Stairmaster at Mar-a-Lago. He approaches the stairs confidently, using the standard grip and pull technique. He smoothly completes the event, even adding a turn and wave. Next up is Joseph Robinette Biden, representing Ukraine. He receives some last-minute pointers and attempts the stairs with a light jog. However, he trips and goes up the stairs three times, struggling to reach the other handrail. He finishes with a salute and loses his balance a bit. It's speculated that wearing masks may have caused some light-headedness. It's unfortunate for Biden, who put in a lot of effort and practice.

A Russian journalist praises an American journalist, Carlson, for his boldness and honesty in expressing his views on the problems in the US. Despite facing backlash for going against the anti-Russian propaganda, Carlson's courage is admired. The Russian journalist appreciates Carlson's objective reporting and hopes he will have a meeting with President Putin during his visit to Russia. The Russian people hold Carlson in high regard and wish him well.