he did bring the larry o'brien trophy with him. welcome back.hink it hasn't gotten old yet, huh? >> 2008 hasn't gotten old. it's a great feeling. >> you got another one. what have these last couple of weeks been like for you? >> it's just a dream. carry the trophy around, it's heavy, put it down here at the stock exchange, in the hamptons last weekend, wherever it is, people cluster around. they love feeling the vibe of the celtic pride and the championship. >> can you describe what the day was like of the parade. boston is a pretty hard core sports city. let's be honest. i don't know how many millions of people were out there on the route, but can you describe what that feeling was like after winning one a number of years ago and now being able to do it again? >> it's a great feeling to have everybody in boston and around come out. i think we had 1.5 million. that's the 13th parade boston has had this century. i'm a proud born and raised bostonian. to have had two of the 13 parades is a thrill. i love being part of champion city. >> was it swee

a wall of confetti slowly clearing to reveal klay thompson in his captain's hat, carrying the larry o'briens bust got swarmed like clays that day. the outpouring of love and support for the four time champ and five time all-star felt especially powerful after he battled back from two catastrophic injuries to become a champion once again, and shortly after agreeing to a three year, $50 million deal with the dallas mavericks, the warriors did right by their star working out a sign and trade that brought them back two second round draft picks. clay's final comments of the season feel even more meaningful months later, after today's departure to dallas. >> we've been through the highest of highs and lows. whether it's losing a championship, winning a championship, missing the playoffs, we've been through everything together, so that does mean a lot. makes me uh- grateful to have the times i've had with them, like done some pretty historic stuff. >> can never see myself, you know, not with those two guys. >> you know, the discussion of those three is to me, is a much easier discussion when they'

a wall of confetti slowly clearing to reveal klay thompson in his captain's hat, carrying the larry o'brienys that day. the outpouring of love and support for the four time champ and five time all-star felt especially powerful after he battled back from two catastrophic injuries to become a champion once again, and shortly after agreeing to a three year, $50 million deal with the dallas mavericks, the warriors did right by their star working out a sign and trade that brought them back two second round draft picks. clay's final comments of the season feel even more meaningful months later, after today's departure to dallas. >> we've been through the highest of highs and lows. whether it's losing a championship, winning a championship, missing the playoffs, we've been through everything together, so that does mean a lot. makes me uh- grateful to have the times i've had with them, like done some pretty historic stuff. >> can never see myself, you know, not with those two guys. >> you know, the discussion of those three is to me, is a much easier discussion when they're still good, which they a

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the celtics were playing for an nba record 18th larry o'brien trophy on their famous parquet floor., you do a good boston accent. say parquet in a boston accident, parquet floor. >> guillermo: pah-kay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he is a regular donnie wahlberg when he wants to. [ cheering ] a lot of people thought it would be over on friday night. vegas had the mavericks getting swept. it was such a disaster in the making, ted cruz had already booked a flight to cancun to get away. [ laughter ] instead, dallas won by 38 points. no nba team has ever come back from being down 3-0. that's the bad news. the good news is, nowadays, if you lose, you can just say you won and a lot of people will go along with it. [ laughter ] win or lose though, the great thing about basketball, sports even is that more than anything, they bring people together. this is from a game four watch party at the boston garden. [ laughter ] this is what's known as a boston bar mitzvah. [ laughter ] i don't know what precipitated it, but i'm sure it was important. but important, keep in mind. these guys are rooting for

larry: -- get up at dawn, work all day party. that's what trump's done. he's completely changed -- robert o'brien made fortunes in the stock market. [laughter] >> i wish. larry: but really, kellyanne makes some great points. you know, having the teamster president on last night was very, very interesting. he got a great reception, all right? he was fire and brimstone. he a talked about working men. down here on the convention floor, that's what you've got. it's brand new gop. what you thinking? >> i'm thinking energy, larry. we know we're going to add 32 the million barrels -- the 2 million bares a day. larry: yes. >> a million for the keystone pipeline, 25 miles of pipeline, all the guys finishing up, we'll get a million barrels a day into houston from canada. north american oil. we get another 322 million -- 2 million barrels from the federal lands and offshore. that incremental oil takes oil down to $40 a barrel. larry: yes. >> the ayatollahs have no money, putin has no money, inflation gets killed because -- larry: fertilizer is cheap for the farm possessor, just wanna say -- >> 100. the truc