Jun 2, 2023, 5:28 PM
People are making fun of President Biden for tripping and falling onstage during a commencement ceremony at the US Air Force Academy.
Gee Scott thinks we should all be grateful we don’t have cameras following our every move.
He joins Dave Ross and Colleen O’Brien on Seattle’s Morning News.
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