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President Trump wishes Team USA good luck ahead of World Cup 50%

6/12/2026, 5:45:09 PM

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BS Summary: This video contains 32 faulty reasoning types, including Appeal to Authority, Hasty Generalization, and Halo Effect, with Appeal to Emotion as the most egregious example at 27.9% saturation with 300 hits. Analysis detected 2,213 faulty-reasoning hits from 1,077 analyzed words, generating a BS Score of 50.1% and a BS Rank of 50% (11,047 of 21,887 videos). This video is better (less manipulative) than 50.50% of the video peer group.

Welcome back. A live look here at Los 
Angeles Stadium and Team USA expected to arrive here shortly ahead of their World Cup opener against Paraguay. 
Very excited about that. 
Here is brand new video of President Trump wishing the team good luck moments ago. 
>> Mr. President, Andrew Giuliani. How are you? 
>> Hi, Andrew. Hi. How you doing? Well, I'm standing in front of 26 champions and a great coach, Coach Pochettino, right now that are ready to go and and run through a wall. 
So, I'm going to give you to to Coach Pochettino and the captain. 
>> Good. Hi, coach. 
>> Hi, Mr. President. How are you? 
>> Well, I just called to say you're a fantastic guy, a fantastic coach. 
I know all about your record and your success and I know how great the players are. 
I think you've got a really good chance of going all the way. 
Thank you so much. 
>> I just want to wish you a lot of luck. 
>> Thank you so much for your support, Mr. President. And we are going to do everything to make proud you and all the people here in this country. 
>> All right, Ultimate Soccer fan Brian Kilme is live in LA ahead of the big kickoff game. 
He is co-host of course Fox and Friends, host of the One Nation Sunday uh nights here on Fox News. 
Brian, I didn't know that you knew anything about soccer. 
You know, I'm a soccer player, former uh wasn't very good, but you know, we'll we'll look over that. 
But talk to me about, you know, a lot of people in this country don't really understand soccer, but it's still such an exciting moment because this is like hosting several Super Bowls at the same time. 
>> 70 I mean, we have 104 games. 
Uh we have 71 games in the United States. 
We got 48 teams, the biggest field ever. 
We already sold 6 million tickets. 
So, it's going to build. 
So, a lot of people saying, "I'm caught up in the Knicks. 
I'm caught up in the NHL." I get it. 
But don't forget, this is just day one. 
Think about it as the Olympics. You're gonna find out how many players that are going to have great stories. 
They're all going to have great stories. They're all going to be hatched. 
But most importantly, it's the people we're splitting the screen with. 
And for the record, you were very good right back. 
And I've played soccer since I was 5 years old. So, not just a soccer fan. 
Uh, so and also cover the MLS when it launched and and the 94 World Cup as well. 
So, it's back. 
This is the best team pound-for-pound we've ever had. 
We've never had 11 players competing at the highest level. 
They call it the golden generation and they played really well. 
They got out of the they got out of the group phase. They're in group D now in cutter, but this is a better team now. 
They're going to play Paraguay. And keep this in mind, the last time they played them a year ago, they won 2-1 and it ended up in a brawl. 
The both teams had to be separated. So, there's a lot of spirit. 
Uh there's a lot of there's a lot of red, white, and blue pride. 
And I love the fact that uh that Andrew Giuliani gave the coach the phone and he talked to the president because he's from Argentina, you know, won championships in France, but he took this job as one of the most respected coaches in the country in the world, but he has fallen in love with this country 
and he wants this team playing for the crest, for the red, white, and blue. 
He says he was given the movie Miracle and told to watch it, and he cried at the end of it. 
And his new phrase to the team is, "Why not us?" 
And most experts say this team can get to the quarterfinals. 
Come on. 
Anyone who's a sports fan, if you can get to the tie, if you can get to the group of eight, you know, you can get to the group of four. 
And with a few a few breaks, you can get to the final playing at home year 250. 
Why not this team? 
>> Why not? Here's a Fox Sports personalities are talking about Team USA ahead of tonight's game. 
Here's their forecast. 
>> I think everybody's ready for them to play their first game. 
It's going to be electric. 
It's going to be amazing. 
>> It's a little bit more added pressure being on home soil, but hey, this is what it's all about. 
This is what you live for. 
>> You know what I love about this moment right now are the human stories that are coming out quickly, Brian. 
We got like 30 seconds left here, but all of these stories about these Europeans coming over. 
They're discovering air conditioning for the first time. 
Bies, Taco Bell, and they're falling in love with 
with our flyovers at these games. I mean, they are absolutely loving America 
hosting this. 
Let alone we use the refrigeration to get their beer 
[laughter] cold. They had no idea how to do that. 
Let's leave them with a bucket of freon. 
Everyone leaves with freon to start their own air conditioning business. 
No, I do hope America sells itself 
itself [music] because we have a lot to say 
say and I hope we impress the rest of the world. Especially stop complaining about the weather. 
It's called summer. 
>> It's called summer. And apparently the Norwegian team there were there were posts that they couldn't handle the sun. 
They were all laying out trying to acclimate as quickly as possible. 
>> Right. I mean, that's why Central and South Americans will have the advantage and that's we'll have the advantage. 
We're used to four seasons. We're good of adapting to the weather and there is breaks for water. 
>> Brian, go team USA. Glad you're there for us. We'll see you this weekend. That is 
>> Be sure to like and subscribe for all the Fox News latest on YouTube and catch full shows streaming now on Fox One. 
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