President Joe Biden welcomes Warriors to the White House to celebrate last season's Championship win

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President Joe Biden welcomed the Golden State Warriors to the White House to celebrate their 2022 NBA championship, making their return to the President's residence for the first time since a high-profile clash with former President Donald Trump

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