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President Obama was asked about his 'first wife' in a PR-disaster interview on Thursday after picking three of the most popular YouTube content creators to interview him. GloZell Green, a popular YouTube fixture known for her extreme acts like eating a ladle full of cinnamon, offered the president three samples of her trademark green lipstick as gifts for his daughters – and for the woman she called Obama's 'first wife.' 'You know something I don't?' Obama cracked before Green corrected herself and referred to Michelle Obama as 'first lady.' But the PR disaster that was the White House's 50-minute-long 'YouTube interview' was a national joke before it was half-over.
At its peak, slightly more than 84,000 were viewing the presentation, according to live counts displayed by
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- Cuban.
- GloZell.
- GloZell Green.
- Green.
- Michelle Obama.
- Nicky Minaj.
- Obama.
- Raul Castro.
- White House.
- YouTube.

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YouTube.

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Lance Armstrong's longtime coach Johan Bruyneel was banned for 10 years on Tuesday for helping organize widespread doping by the former seven-time Tour de France winner's cycling teams. The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency announced the verdicts of an American Arbitration Association panel against Bruyneel and two medical staff. Bruyneel 'was at the apex of a conspiracy to commit widespread doping on the (U.S. Postal Service) and Discovery Channel teams spanning many years and many riders,' USADA said in a statement. Team doctor Pedro Celaya and trainer Jose 'Pepe' Marti will serve eight-year bans, USADA said. Banned: Johan Bruyneel, left, the former team manager of Lance Armstrong, right, has been banned from any participation in cycling for 10 years

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- American Arbitration Association is banned from working in all sports through June 11, 2022.
- Armstrong is banned from working in all sports through June 11, 2022.
- Bruyneel is banned from working in all sports through June 11, 2022.
- Johan Bruyneel is banned from working in all sports through June 11, 2022.
- Lance Armstrong is banned from working in all sports through June 11, 2022.
- Tour de France is banned from working in all sports through June 11, 2022.
- U.S. Anti-Doping Agency is banned from working in all sports through June 11, 2022.
- US Postal Service is banned from working in all sports through June 11, 2022.

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Bruyneel is banned from working in all sports through June 11, 2022.

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By Zoe Szathmary for MailOnline A YouTube video shows Marine Matt Bussen singing and performing on a flight for his fellow passengers. Bussen wrote online 'On the way home from training in Alabama with the U.S. Marines, the stewardesses asked me to serenade the whole plane over the intercom! How could I not sing Home!,' MyFoxChicago pointed out. At the start of the video - which was uploaded to Facebook four years ago - Bussen walks down the plane's center aisle toward the back. Using the plane's intercom system, he says 'Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Matt Bussen with the United States Marine Corps' - as fellow Marines yell 'Oohrah' enthusiastically.
Bussen wrote on
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- Alabama that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- Bussen that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- Facebook that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- MailOnline that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- Marine that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- Marine Corps Reserves that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- Marines that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- Matt Bussen that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- Michael Bublé that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- MyFoxChicago that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- Oohrah that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- U.S. Marines that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- United States Marine Corps that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- YouTube that he was a reserve Marine for six years
- Zoe Szathmary that he was a reserve Marine for six years

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Facebook that he was a reserve Marine for six years