Roll the clip. Clap for that. You've got to come and watch us. This was actually a light moment. We just wanted to play it for you. Provide a little, a little relief as we are covering all this serious news. You see a Marine alongside Marine 1 lost his cap. The president goes to help put it back in. It falls off again as he pats him on the side. He goes and grabs it again. So windy obviously from the helicopter. He's trying to write the ship here. For years Joe Biden has been recounting a story of American heroism and heartbreak on the front lines, recently telling a crowd in New Hampshire how he traveled to Afghanistan to pin a silver star on a young Navy captain. And the general wanted me to pin the silver star. It's a god's truth. My word is a bite. He stood in the tension. I went to pick up the Washington Post dug into the story and determined Biden got the time period, the location, the heroic act, the type of metal, the military branch, and the rank of the recipient role, as well as his own role in the ceremony. Now growing backlash.