Singer Kid Rock, a longtime supporter of President Donald Trump, tried to flirt with a BBC interviewer while discussing Monday’s inauguration of the 47th president of the United States.
BBC News presenter Caitriona Perry, who is the chief anchor for the British broadcasting company based in Washington, DC, was left speechless when Bob Ritchie, whose real name is Bob Ritchie, told her that she was “sexy” and apparently asked her out on a date.
In the interview, which was shared in full by ” he said. Please strive to be able to actually celebrate America’s rebirth today. ”
Richie then flirtatiously asked Perry about his whereabouts and plans for Inauguration Day. The journalist explained where she was and added: “I don’t think you will have as much fun a day there as you planned for yourself.”
To which he replied, “I can’t see it now, so I don’t know what it looks like.”
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“Well, it looks like you’re ready to hit the slopes,” the BBC interviewer replied. “I’d say you’re in your perfect ski gear, hat, gloves and all, and ready to rock, because you have to be wrapped up against the elements, right?”
“I love going skiing,” Richie told her. “I love going skiing. You look sexy, do you want to go with me?”
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Perry paused awkwardly before replying, “Well, I’m not going to get into that here. So I’m not skiing today, because I have a broadcast date. But Kid Rock, join me. Thank you very much for that.” Enjoy here on BBC News. ”
Ritchie performed at President Trump’s “Make America Great Again Victory Rally” on Sunday. The Village People, Lee Greenwood and Billy Ray Cyrus also performed on the eve of Trump’s inauguration.
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Trump and his advisers say the new president will take more than 100 executive actions, described as “shock and awe” by allies, on his first day in office, including closing the U.S.-Mexico border and imposing new tariffs on Mexico. He said it would be. Canada and China.
In his speech, President Trump announced several orders, including declaring a national emergency at the southern border, implementing the “Drill, Baby, Drill” plan to increase oil production, and renaming the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America. I have outlined some of them. The federal government’s official policy of recognizing only two genders: male and female.
He said he would take steps to designate drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. And by invoking the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, the government required the government to exercise “the full and extensive powers of federal and state law enforcement agencies” to eliminate the presence of all foreign gangs and criminal networks. will instruct.
“These actions will begin a full recovery for America and a revolution in common sense,” Trump said. “It’s all common sense.”
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Carrie Underwood perfectly pivoted and Christopher Macchio roared during the inaugural performance Monday afternoon inside the Capitol Rotunda.
Underwood paused briefly before playing “America the Beautiful,” waiting for musical accompaniment. After technical problems intervened, veteran performer Underwood simply began performing the song a cappella.
Shortly after Underwood’s smooth rendition, classical-crossover opera singer Christopher Macchio, a longtime friend of President Trump, uncorked a sonorous version of the national anthem.
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The ceremony, which was moved indoors to avoid the severe cold in the Washington area, also featured Lee Greenwood, who sang the familiar national anthem, “God Bless the USA,” before opening.
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