Soccer stars Megan Rapinoe and Margaret Purce were at the White House this week to meet with President Joe Biden for Equal Pay Day.

Before meeting with POTUS, Rapinoe and Purce were in the White House briefing room, and Rapinoe briefly tried her hand at Jen Psaki’s job, pointing to reporters and taking some questions.

Rapinoe stood at the podium and remarked, “It’s so small up here.”

Rapinoe and Psaki briefly chatted about the job, with Rapinoe asking how nervous it makes her on a daily basis.

She also took questions from reporters, saying it was an honor to be invited “and continue the fight that we’ve had for a long time.”

“A much more welcoming administration, obviously,” she said of the current White House.

It was a great capper to her earlier testimony, and very successful day in D.C.

Newsmax host Dick Morris offered up a contorted, nativist attack on Joe Biden, trying to link the president's revocation of the Muslim travel ban to the Boulder mass shooter.

The killer who immigrated to the U.S. from Syria 19 years before Biden became president.

During Morris’ appearance as a guest on American Agenda, the former presidential adviser and host of Newsmax’s Dick Morris Democracy trafficked in a common xenophobic trope, claiming Biden “opened the floodgates” to immigrants from countries like Syria. The alleged killer came to the U.S. with his family 19 years ago when he was just three years old.

“There’s an overwhelming point here, which is that the killer was a Syrian refugee and Donald Trump banned refugees from terror-sponsoring countries like Syria,” said Morris, leaving out the timeline and continuing to dismiss it even after Newsmax host Heather Childers pointed it out.