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5:51Now PlayingPresident Biden stuns the room when he takes a knee after Kamala Harris does not in photo-op with Golden State Warriors basketball team. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report.
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Biden, Harris photoop with Warriors team takes awkward turn‘I’m not doing that’
"At a White House ceremony honoring the Golden State Warriors, 80-year-old President Biden got down on one knee for a photo-op with the championship team, but Vice President Kamala Harris refused to bend the knee, saying “I’m not doing that.”
After the Warriors assembled for the photo on Tuesday, Biden and Harris stood in front of the team, which has won four championships in eight years, and appeared to discuss where they would pose.
“I’ll tell you what,” Biden said to Harris before bending down on his right knee, making a thumbs up gesture.
The vice president laughed and said, “I’m not doing that,” before taking a spot between players Steph Curry and Andre Iguodala.
After the shot, Biden stood up and moved into a crouching stance as the team let out a cheer. "
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