[Paul:] Twenty-one minutes past the hour. And you are officially waking up to day one of the Olympics, opening ceremonies kicking off the 2016 games. It featured more than 5,000 costumes, spectacular fireworks, and guess who was there one Mr. Coy Wire gets to see it in person. Coy, how are you doing? It looks like a tough job.
[Wire:] Hey, someone has to do it, Christi. I'll tell you, being there was surreal, because you grow up dreaming of being that cool some day. You watch the opening ceremony, and I was there feeling that energy and that passion. The Brazilian people, seeing the colors. It was outstanding. But let's talk about some of the highlights of the night, I was personally looked forward to the U.S. Olympic team coming out. And they sure did come out in full force, more athletes than any other nation in the games, led by Michael Phelps as the flag bearer, the most decorated Olympian of all time, got his 22 medals. Had some interesting outfits. The athletes say they love them, the ones I talked to at least, a lot of people making fun of the outfits online. But how about when Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bundchen walks out, the wife of Tom Brady. She catwalks in front of about 3 billion people for the time this bossa nova song, "The Girl from Ipanema." Also, the star of the night had to be the guy from Tonga who made the internet tingle. Tae Kwon Do competitor, Pita Taufatofua, wearing that traditional Tongan and not much else. A whole bunch of oil, glistening body. Oh, people were having fun with that, got the party started for sure. Now, guys, I got an exclusive interview, U.S. track star Justin Gatlin, arguably the most popular event in the Summer Games, the shortest, ten seconds going toe to toe by Usain Bolt. I caught up with him to talk about their duel. Check it out.
[Scholes:] I got to ask you about Usain. He said you're going to feel his wrath. What are your thoughts on this?
[Justin Gatlin, 100m Gold Medalist In 2004 Olympics:] You know, I'm just going to come out here and just do what I do, which is, you know, run, enjoy myself. Make my way to the finals get on top of that podium and just represent USA. That's what I'm here for.
[Scholes:] This may be the last time you after do face Usain Bolt. Does that cross your mind at all, I may get one more shot at taking this guy?
[Gatlin:] You know, I haven't thought about it. I'm just going to get out and do what I need to do. It's Olympics, it's going to be special, I know everybody is bringing their A-game. So, I got to make sure that I'm ready.
[Scholes:] Talking about this being special. You have already won the gold. Where are you mentally this time around?
[Gatlin:] Hungry. You know, I'm just bring you know, this is my third Olympics, so I'm bringing the fun, carefree Justin Gatlin from 2004 and the honored to be here Justin Gatlin from 2012, putting the mix together, I'm going to celebrate and have a great time.
[Scholes:] Some of the athletes have great ability, but they also have sustainability. And that's you. You've been doing this a long time. What has kept you going like a champ?
[Gatlin:] I mean, the fans. You know, the fans you know, people haven't never seen me before, just giving me well-wishes throughout social media, and hoping that I come out here and do what I needed to do as American, as an athlete and that's what gives me the drive to keep going forward.
[Paul:] Ooh, Christi, I cannot wait to see that one. Don't blink or you'll miss it. Twelve gold medals up for grabs today. That hard ware is going to start to be handed out. I'm excited about the swimming taken place tonight. I'm also excited about the paddle boarding and some of the cool things that I'm going to go, do and make you jealous of my assignment. But it's a beautiful morning here on Copacabana, the Rio Games are underway. All righty. I'm grateful that you are able to there be, Coy. I'm grateful for you, I promise. Thank you.
[Wire:] Thank you. Thank you.
[Paul:] Victor?
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