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Boxers or Briefs? Prince Harry went there in a game of “This or That” with former POTUS Barack Obama.
According to TMZ Prince Harry was guest hosting the “Today” radio show Wednesday and played ‘This or That’ during his interview with Obama. ‘This or That’ is a game that consists of a lightning round of questions, the main idea being that you have to choose one item or the other. Some of his questions to Obama included: Boxers or briefs, Lebron or Jordan, Aretha or Tina, and more…
The interview was recorded in September during the Invictus Games, a parasport event for wounded, injured or sick armed services personnel and their associated veterans that took place in Toronto, Canada.
So does the former President prefer boxers or briefs? He didn’t answer that one, but he did answer some other pretty interesting questions.
Listen to his responses below.
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1. Flexing with Superman before today's trick-or-treat at the White House. Superman is Walker Earnest, son of press secretary Josh Earnest.
Source:Instagram 1 of 562. October 2010. The President and First Lady wait to be introduced before a mid-term campaign rally.
Source:Instagram 2 of 563. December 2010. Economic meeting on a Sunday.
Source:Instagram 3 of 564. Signing mementos backstage in North Carolina earlier this week. iPhone.
Source:Instagram 4 of 565. December 2010. Bo tags along at a holiday reception.
Source:Instagram 5 of 566. February 2011. Waiting in the kitchen area for the VP to introduce the President into the State Dining Room.
Source:Instagram 6 of 567. March 2011. The President greets Halle Major who's Make-A-Wish was to meet him.
Source:Instagram 7 of 568. May 2011. Greeting people affected by the tornado in Missouri.
Source:Instagram 8 of 569. June 2011. On the colonnade with the VP.
Source:Instagram 9 of 5610. June 2011. Stopping by a daycare center after a parent-teacher conference at his daughter's school.
Source:Instagram 10 of 5611. Labor Day, 2011.
Source:Instagram 11 of 5612. Sept. 11, 2011. President and Mrs. Obama at the site of Flight 93 crash.
Source:Instagram 12 of 5613. November 2011. Aboard Air Force One over Australia.
Source:Instagram 13 of 5614. December 2011. Disembarking from Marine One.
Source:Instagram 14 of 5615. October 2011. Visiting the MLK Memorial with the family.
Source:Instagram 15 of 5616. December 2011. Headed with Bo to do some Christmas shopping. Really. We went to PetSmart and Best Buy.
Source:Instagram 16 of 5617. December 2011. With troops at Fort Bragg. New interview just posted by NBC; link in profile.
Source:Instagram 17 of 5618. Honored that this photograph from May 2011 was included in Time's 100 most influential images of all time. Link to all 100 photographs: 100photos.time.com
Source:Instagram 18 of 5619. January 2012. Before his State of the Union address, President Obama hugs Rep. Gabby Giffords almost exactly a year after she was shot in the head, along with many others, at a constituents meeting in Arizona.
Source:Instagram 19 of 5620. President Obama with kids from the U.S. Embassy in Berlin. Gallery from our 52nd and last foreign trip now posted. Link in profile.
Source:Instagram 20 of 5621. That moment before the handshake as the President congratulates Bruce Springsteen prior to today's Medal of Freedom ceremony. @springsteen
Source:Instagram 21 of 5622. As requested by some of my followers: President Obama with the one and only Michael Jordan at yesterday's Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony. And for those that complained I posted two photos of @springsteen , can I just say that Bruce Springsteen is the Michael Jordan of rock and roll concerts.
Source:Instagram 22 of 5623. June 2012. POTUS and Bo.
Source:Instagram 23 of 5624. July 2012. Meeting with the Cabinet.
Source:Instagram 24 of 5625. July 2012. Kissing for the kiss cam.
Source:Instagram 25 of 5626. July 2012. In The Beast, receiving an update on the shootings in Aurora, Colorado.
Source:Instagram 26 of 5627. July 2012. "Anybody want to try my strawberry pie."
Source:Instagram 27 of 5628. October 2012. The Getaway. That day the President jumped in Roberts Gibbs' new Chevy Volt and took it for a spin around the South Grounds.
Source:Instagram 28 of 5629. November 2012. Denver, Colorado.
Source:Instagram 29 of 5630. November 2012. President Obama poses in front of the 368-foot tall Shwedagon pagoda in Burma (Myanmar). To some, this may seem just a snapshot. But to me it evokes what our trip to Burma was all about. Here is the President of the United States, shoes and socks off in respect, posing like a Western tourist in front of the oldest pagoda in the world in a country that no American President had ever been able to visit.
Source:Instagram 30 of 5631. February 2013. Visiting a pre-kindergarten classroom in Decatur, Georgia.
Source:Instagram 31 of 5632. March 2013. Waiting for a rain shower to pass.
Source:Instagram 32 of 5633. April 2013. Greeting a young Crimson Tide fan after a celebration for the University of Alabama championship football team at the White House.
Source:Instagram 33 of 5634. May 2013. Last minute editing of a speech.
Source:Instagram 34 of 5635. May 2013. Another impromptu meeting. Note for the photo geeks: one of the benefits of my access is the luxury of time. Time to try and frame my photograph in an optimal way. My camera is always on the silent mode so I'm somewhat stealth as I make photographs in the Oval. Plus people by now are so used to me always being around. So I can make slight adjustments in where I stand, sit or in this case, kneel for the right angle, without interfering what is taking place. I try to position myself so as I look through the viewfinder the background directly behind the President is not too distracting. In this photo, I also was consciously trying to line up Lincoln, Washington and the Emancipation Proclamation so they were all visible in the background. And then I waited for a moment while continuing to watch my background in case there were slight movements sideways by the President's aides.
Source:Instagram 35 of 5636. May 2013. "Jack, it's a nice day, let's meet outside." Or something along those lines. That's how the President's scheduled meeting with Treasury Secretary was moved from the Oval Office to the Rose Garden.
Source:Instagram 36 of 5637. June 2013. Bo and a visitor.
Source:Instagram 37 of 5638. August 2013. Women's Rights National Historic Park.
Source:Instagram 38 of 5639. September 2013.
Source:Instagram 39 of 5640. August 2013. Three Presidents.
Source:Instagram 40 of 5641. October 2013. The President hugs NBA Hall of Famer Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics after viewing his statue which was to be unveiled the next day at City Hall.
Source:Instagram 41 of 5642. March 2014. Listening to the President's heartbeat.
Source:Instagram 42 of 5643. This family. What can I say. What an honor to have photographed them for eight years. A couple of months ago, the Social Office came to me and said they were thinking of using a family photo for this year's White House holiday card. So I thought of Justin Trudeau. I know you're wondering what the heck I'm talking about. Earlier this year we hosted the Canadian Prime Minister for a formal State Dinner. Malia and Sasha attended as guests. Before the dinner, I did a family photo in the White House residence. But later, when the Trudeaus arrived, the two families spent some time on the Truman Balcony with their respective delegations. At one point, the Prime Minister asked if we could do a photo of he and his wife with the Obama family. Click, click, click. Then, he said I should do a photo of just the Obama's. I could have said, "sir we already did one before you arrived." But instead, I clicked off a few quick frames. And lo and behold, it was this picture that Justin Trudeau asked me to take which everyone loved as the choice for the 2016 White House holiday card.
Source:Instagram 43 of 5644. "Hey (hey) ho (ho)....Tell me what I'd say". Starting to go through my edit for the annual Year In Photos and I can still hear the President singing along with Sam Moore and Usher during a salute to Ray Charles. A great memory but not sure the photo will make it in. What you'd say? Yes? No? Maybe?
Source:Instagram 44 of 5645. Still editing for the annual Year in Photographs. Always liked this one from our visit to Midway Atoll but not sure it will make the final cut.
Source:Instagram 45 of 5646. Editing for Year in Photographs (which will be posted after Christmas). Here the President makes an iPhone photo while hiking in Argentina. Not sure if this will make my final cut.
Source:Instagram 46 of 5647. Still culling down my annual Year in Photographs. Here the President takes a photo of David Simas (with David's iPhone) in front of the Golden Gate Bridge just after we had landed on the Marine One helicopter.
Source:Instagram 47 of 5648. Culling down my Year in Photographs. These two are in my loose edit. The top one shows the President drinking tap water in Flint, Michigan after a panel discussion on the tainted water supply. He had also sipped water in front of the television cameras but I felt this was more of a genuine moment after the press had departed. The bottom photo is him drinking a beer while filming a food segment with Anthony Bourdain in Vietnam. Although the top photo is symbolically important and the bottom one received a lot of attention at the time, my inclination is to not include either in my final edit. Let me know if you agree or disagree.
Source:Instagram 48 of 5649. Editing for Year in Photographs. Interesting light at the Resolute desk both in February, at left, and October. Curious if people have a preference for either.
Source:Instagram 49 of 5650. President Obama makes Christmas Eve calls to U.S. Troops stationed overseas.
Source:Instagram 50 of 5651. Wrapping up the final edit for my annual Year in Photographs. Here's one that almost made it in, the President trying to beat personal aide Ferial Govashiri at chess. But there's a better picture coming of the two when I post my final edit on Dec. 30.
Source:Instagram 51 of 5652. President Obama and Prime Minister Abe of Japan talk while on the Commander's boat en route to the USS Arizona Memorial today.
Source:Instagram 52 of 5653. Coming tomorrow: my annual Year in Photographs. This one of the President with Evie Cushman will certainly be included.
Source:Instagram 53 of 5654. This will be the lead-off photo in my 2016 Year in Photographs, which I will be posting tomorrow morning. I will include the backstory on this and many other photos. Look for the link in my profile.
Source:Instagram 54 of 5655. See link in my profile for my 2016 Year in Photographs. It's sometimes difficult to explain how my editing process works. It's important to include some variety showing the President at both work and play. And hopefully some of these photographs in the final edit are the best ones I've taken throughout the year. I included this one of the Obama family visiting the new African American Museum of History and Culture even though it may not be among my "best". But, to me, it is an important photograph for this time in history. The fact that this museum opened while this family was living at the White House; how great is that. Historically. Symbolically. Maybe even emotionally.
Source:Instagram 55 of 5656. This one of POTUS and some guy on the White House basketball court made the 2016 Year in Photographs. Link in profile.
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