joe wilson, bbc news. quarterfinals of the coppa italia, after a comprehensive win over salernitana. the visitors actually took the lead in the first minute, but afterjuve equalised, they never looked back, winning 6—1. they'll face frosinone in the last eight. meanwhile, over in spain, barcelona stay third in la liga, after coming from behind to beat ten—man las planas 2—1. they needed a penalty in injury time from ilkay gundogan to secure the win. athletic bilbao won 2—0 at struggling sevilla. osasuna beat bottom club almeria 1—0. back in england, arguably the tie of the fa cup third round this weekend sees arsenal host premier league leaders, liverpool. the gunners will play in an all—white kit, as part of their ongoing campaign to tackle knife crime in london. 18 teenagers were killed in the city last year, as a result of being stabbed. midfielder declan rice says the club's actions can have an impact in bringing those numbers down. he's been speaking to nesta mcgregor. good tackle, declan rice. declan

joe wilson, bbc news. quarterfinals of the coppa italia, after a comprehensive win over salernitana. the visitors actually took the lead in the first minute, but afterjuve equalised, they never looked back, winning 6—1. they'll face frosinone in the last eight. meanwhile, over in spain, barcelona stay third in la liga, after coming from behind to beat ten—man las planas 2—1. they needed a penalty in injury time from ilkay gundogan to secure the win. athletic bilbao won 2—0 at struggling sevilla. osasuna beat bottom club almeria 1—0. back in england, arguably the tie of the fa cup third round this weekend sees arsenal host premier league leaders, liverpool. the gunners will play in an all—white kit, as part of their ongoing campaign to tackle knife crime in london. 18 teenagers were killed in the city last year, as a result of being stabbed. midfielder declan rice says the club's actions can have an impact in bringing those numbers down. he's been speaking to nesta mcgregor. commentator: good tackle, declan

joe wilson, bbc news. quarterfinals of the coppa italia, after a comprehensive win over salernitana. the visitors actually took the lead in the first minute, but afterjuve equalised, they never looked they never looked back, winning 6—1. they'll face frosinone in the last eight. meanwhile, over in spain, barcelona stay third in la liga, after coming from behind to beat ten—man las planas 2—1. they needed a penalty in injury time from ilkay gundogan to secure the win. athletic bilbao won 2—0 at struggling sevilla. osasuna beat bottom club almeria i—o. back in england, arguably the tie of the fa cup third round this weekend sees arsenal host premier league leaders liverpool. the gunners will play in an all—white kit, as part of their ongoing campaign to tackle knife crime in london. 18 teenagers were killed in the city last year, as a result of being stabbed — midfielder declan rice says the club's actions can have an impact in bringing those numbers down. he's been speaking to nesta mcgregor. good tackle, d

joe wilson, bbc news. heavy winds are battering parts of england. services have been badly affected by flooding down trees was that the environmental agency has issued more than 300 flood alert to the met office weather warning is in place across the southern part of the uk. with the details here is ellie price. when weather alerts are issued warning of a risk to life, this is what they mean. we just happened to be driving along the a22 in east sussex when we came across it. a tree on the edge of the ashdown forest, blown over and into the road, and on to two passing cars. driving along, got halfway along to here. and as we passed, that tree fell completely across the pair of us. damaged the van severely, the other van. i managed to avoid most of it. itjust took my bumper off and my light out. shook me up really bad. i ran over to see if i could help, but they were trapped in there. two people were taken to hospital, but weren't seriously injured. several major roads have been closed through fallen trees and floodwaters. this is what it looked like

joe wilson, bbc news.st picture. it's followed closely by poor things with 11 nominations and martin scorsese's killers of the flower moon which picked up ten. barbie, which took over a billion dollars at the box office last year, was nominated for best picture, as our culture editor katie razzall reports. countdown to the 96th academy awards. the world will remember this day. and christopher nolan's spectacular film about the father of the atom bomb looks hard to beat. oppenheimer is the juggernaut that's going through awards season at the moment, 13 nominations. i think on the night, it could well scoop best film, best director, best actor for cillian murphy, best supporting actor, which would be robert downeyjunior, his first oscar. hi, barbie. hi, ken. but the barb—enheimer rivalry continues. barbie has eight oscar nominations, including best picture and best supporting actor for ryan gosling. but there's no directing nod for greta gerwig and margot robbie isn't up for best actress. i think it's actual

joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston. you're watching bbc news.er conservative ministers, have written to the prime minister rishi sunak urging him to provide extra funding for local councils in england in order to prevent major cuts to services from april. the debt of uk councils is now posing a risk to local services, according to the public accounts committee. bbc analysis shows that councils owe a combined figure of nearly £100 billion to lenders. and one in ten councils in england are now facing effective bankruptcy, with two, birmingham and nottingham, now restricted to just essential spending. it means public amenities such as public toilets and other spaces such as swimming pools risk being closed. 0ur political correspondent hannah miller reports. thanks very much. ruth has been doing the weekly food shop, using a door—to—door minibus service for people who don't have a car or bus service they can use. but this is one of the services due to lose its funding under plans announced by hampshire county council, which says it is facing tough c

joe wilson reports. still amazed by his age? yep, luke littler is still 16.n as he could stand, he could throw. there are clues to his success in the family footage of littler when he was much littler. it all started at home. it was just me dad. he always played in the house. he never played in a pub league or owt. so i wasjust looking up to him. and then when we went to some shop, ijust pointed out the magnetic dartboard, because they looked similar. and then, yeah, the rest is history. a big part of the story is a shop in st helens and a darts academy where luke littler turned up and immediately turned heads. within a year, before he was 11, he was playing in the under—215, which is pretty... he's the only player that's ever done that, he's that good. the academy�*s been almost overwhelmed by fresh interest since luke littler started winning at the world championship. these players often practice with him. mesmerising because it's like, "oh my god, i know him." and i didn't know he could do such big things when he was at the academy. i thought he was just a

joe wilson reports.day in hyderabad? against india's fast bowlers they played with familiar conviction and soon came the spinners and so fell the batters. edged and taken. some strong indian catching too, crawley gone 60—3. sometimes the bowling is too good. bowled him. axar patel dismissing jonny bairstow with the kind of delivery that's always inspired india on home soil. decent crowd in a big stadium. now, ben stokes was patient. there is a time and a place to attack. he chose wisely. this is a wonderful shot and he gets to his 50. stokes to 50 with a six. remember, he had a knee operation in late november. classic stokes resistance, untiljasprit bumrah. he gets up again. england 246 all out, stokes made 70. well, he'd made it a contest, but now india were batting. tom hartley's very first delivery in test cricket. young yashasvi jaiswal made batting look easy, notably against hartley. india is the hardest place to win and he's just the latest to find out. india 119 at the close, just rohit sharma gon

joe wilson, bbc news, in north london.y and robert downey junior were both recognised for their acting performances, while christopher nolan won best director. one upset of the night was barbie losing out to the film poor things for best musical or comedy. from la, here's emma vardy. with her signature pink adorning the red carpet, the hi barbie influence was everywhere. but the night really belonged to oppenheimer. i don't know if we can be trusted...with such a weapon. oppenheimer! cheering and applause. it won five golden globes, including best picture, best director... ..and there was a mistimed kiss for oppenheimer star cillian murphy as he accepted best actor in a drama. first question, do i have lipstick all over my nose? i'm just going to leave it. barbie won the new golden globes category — box office achievement — celebrating films that were a big hit at the cinema. i don't have anything big planned, just a giant blow out party with all the barbies and planned choreography and a bespoke song. you should stop by.

joe wilson, bbc news, in north london. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich.

joe wilson, bbc news.among 22 contestants in a castle in the highlands. so why has it proved such a hit? 0ur media correspondent david sillito has been talking to the producer behind it — butjust a warning that if you're still catching up with the series on iplayer, you may find a few spoilers coming up. it's been very strange because, obviously, you're walking down the road and people recognise you. it has, for ash bibi, been a life—changing moment. when you got in, what were your feelings? i was ecstatic. i couldn't actually believe it at first, actually, when i got that phone call. if you've been watching, you'll know all about her time as a traitor, and her nemesis, paul. i voted for you, ash. er, i think you're behaving like a traitor. iam... of course, she knew what she was letting herself in for, but not the scale of it. ..a traitor. gasping in the past, reality tv was a cheap way of filling airtime. this has a budget closer to prestige drama, with all its attention to detail. how many people are in

joe wilson, bbc news. the latest on england's attempt to kick off their test series in india with a win. we are going to look at the weather forecast for you now, louise lear is with me now. not quite as sunny here as it is in india. no, january, cricket, it's alla bit weird, a bit like the weather, surreal extremes, we swapped recent winter warmth and winter storms with some winter warmth. it looks likely that we are going to not see the weather. i don't know if you can see me or not but hear me but i'll hand back to then and maybe the cameras will sort themselves out. here we go. let's try that again. so, we swapped winter storms for some winter warmth. swapped winter storms for some winterwarmth. let's swapped winter storms for some winter warmth. let's take a look at what's happening in iberia at the moment. we've seen some extreme heat here. this temperature in valencia of 28 degrees, 82 fahrenheit, is way above where it should be for this time of year, their averages around 16 degrees. some of that w

joe wilson was watching. let's go to our reporter who is there for us.zz around this final.— buzz around this final. there is a buzz around this final. there is a buzz around _ buzz around this final. there is a buzz around the _ buzz around this final. there is a buzz around the final, _ buzz around this final. there is a buzz around the final, not - buzz around this final. there is a buzz around the final, not so - buzz around this final. there is a l buzz around the final, not so much right now because we are still about six hours away from the first throw of the night, but this place is going to be absolutely rocking. you talk about the run to the final from the 16—year—old from warrington, i think what we saw last night against rob cross, the former champion who won his debut in 2018 was the first time luke had to answer questions on how he would react under pressure. i think this is the perfect final for everyone, apart from possibly van gogh —— michael van gerwen for the value. he threw one of the best this tournament has seen, i think everyone is

joe wilson reports. you come to the darts for a good time, it's really that simple.ated unprecedented attention because of the 16—year—old they all want to know, the luke little effect. but work to two players in the semifinal and that is rob cross winning the first set, intense already. take a quick break, see the sites. dress code for the semifinal? they are following their own imagination, fancy dress is a competition in its own right. on the stage, 180 is the maximum, both players kept hitting them in the succession. cross was good, right here at the highest level, little it was better. he took the set and the lead. —— littler was better. his influence stretches far beyond alexandra palace put in st helens, where he perfected his art, his inspiration is felt most keenly among friends at the academy where he trains. ~ , , , .. , among friends at the academy where he trains. ~ , , , , ., he trains. mesmerising because, oh m cod, i he trains. mesmerising because, oh my god, i know him, _ he trains. mesmerising because, oh my god, i know him, and _ he trains. mesmeri

joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston. marseille. todays tournament launch in dublin should have seen all six captains and coaches fulfil their media committments but the weather put paid to that but our rugby union correspondent chris jones did make it. welcome to dublin and the guinness factory for the six nations launch, where all the coaches and captains from the six sites together to look ahead to the tournament, which started just over ten days' time. the storm has caused chaos today with the french captain and coach and england skipper, jimmy george, unable to make it over, but some of the biggest names in the sport are here to look ahead to what should be a fantastic championship. ireland are the defending champions, didn't quite go their way at the world cup, knocked out in the quarterfinals, but a superb man slammed this time last year, so watch out for the irish going back to back. t’m last year, so watch out for the irish going back to back. i'm not go to sit here — irish going back to back. i'm not go to sit h

. >> thank you two joe wilson for organizing this roundtable. and thank you, to the families, for being here. we are so grateful that you have come, time and time again to share your stories. on october 7th, we woke in horror to the brutal and despicable terrorist attacks, firing rockets at innocent civilians and storming the border by air, land, and see. they went house to house, murdering babies and executing parents in front of their children and massacring more than 250 young people at a music festival. in addition to the 1200 people that hamas killed that day, they took an estimated 240 innocent civilians hostage in gaza including elderly women, children, and babies. like so many of my colleagues, i have spent the last six weeks meeting with the families of the hostages. people like the single-family, from my state of north carolina. keith and aviva were kidnapped from kibbutz. aviva was released, but keith unfortunately is still held captive. and we are so grateful for you being here, i feel like you are all my extended family by now. and

he was a congressman from south carolina and, joe wilson. that was his name. and that was you, 29. so obama and it was his he was addressing a joint address to a joint session of congress that summer when he was talking about the affordable care act. you ought to be named obamacare, but that would come soon after. and so joe wilson yells, you lie through the chamber during this, you know, in that compared to what we've seen in some state of the unions recently or some public financing, pretty tame. but it was shocking at the time. you know, nancy pelosi was, speaker of the house. and, you know, i know she to gavel him out, which means you're done. can't say anything. and it made headlines for a couple of days you know the shower or whatever. you know, the bankers call it of the times. but we're seeing a lot more drama and a lot more political stuff. the state of the union is a setting to do this kind of political theater because. it still gets the highest audience, though, apparently now, all you have to do is have taylor swift show up at sunday night football, and that brings ruck

joe wilson will be among them this evening.ts where you glad that darts is an indoor sport for the spectators coming here today to watch four semifinalists with any of the attention and publicity happen without luke littler? you know the answer that question the most remarkable thing about his run is that he's won his matches so comfortably. it is possible to win the world title on your debut, rob cross did it in 2018. he's reached the last four after a staggering comeback win and his quarterfinal i think what should happen, what might happen this evening is that littler for the first time is put under pressure. if so, it will be fascinating to see how he responds with that my guess is that he will just brush it off. after a spell of 15 games during which they plummeted 14 places in the championship — birmingham have sacked wayne rooney. it was a brief and potentially damaging step on what the former england and manchester united striker says is his journey as a manager. asjoe lynskey reports. he arrived in october lasted less

joe wilson, bbc news, in north london. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. we have had a huge change in the weather, tonight, we speak live to the real alan bates, the man who dedicated years to bringing the post office scandal to light, and to the woman whose dramatisation for the small screen got a very big reaction. —— and to gwyneth hughes, the woman whose dramatisation for the small screen has had a very big reaction. wrongful convictions, more than 700 of them — prison sentences, reputations trashed, bankruptcy, and now new cases. the post office scandal is only deepening. as we go on air, the petition to strip the former post office boss paula vennells of her cbe is well over a million and the prime minister has said he would support a review of it. it doesn't help the hundreds upon hundreds whose lives were all but destroyed and, in some cases, actually destroyed — who will pay their compensation and when? we speak to the subpostmaster at the heart of itv�*s drama and the writer who's reignited an issue that had slipped from the public consciousness.

you remember that congressman joe wilson from south carolina?he one who shouted "you lie" at president obama during the state of the union address? well, he voted not to expel george santos. i guess his position on lying has evolved. [ laughter ] in the 234 years of the house of representatives - george santos is only the sixth member ever to be expelled. the last congressman to get kicked out was a democrat. james traficant from ohio back in 2002. >> i want you to disregard all the opposing counsel has said. i think they're delusionary. i think they've had something funny for lunch in their meal. i think they should be handcuffed to a chain-link fence, flogged, and all of their hearsay evidence should be thrown the hell out. and if they lie again, i'm going to go over and kick them in the crotch. thank you very much. [ laughter and moans ] >> jimmy: so santos is in very good company. how long before he's on a reality show? "big brother" and "the masked singer" are gonna be fighting over this guy like nike and adidas trying to sign michael jorda

■congressman joe wilson. do you remember? that made him very popular.ou to say a couple of words. we have to be good to south carolina. we are only up i 60 points. >> hello, new hampshire. how are we doing? joe biden heard that from his basement in delaware. it's an honor to be here. the first time i ever stood on stage with president trump was two years ago. h#what was amazing to me is thousands of people came out to support donald trump for president of the united states. are you already for donald trump? who has never been to myrtle beach? who wants to go to myrtle beach. [applause] i came all the way to new hampshire because i have one western. is this nikki haley country? or is this donald trump country. that right there is the power of america first and there are so many south carolinians here. we chose to, to new hampshire for a reason. there is a reason why president trump is in south carolina where she has 14 endorsements compared to donald trump's 100. so. do we want someone controlled by big donors and wall street specialnterests or someone w

alan wilson, he just won a vse. love that name. thank you curtis. congressman joe wilson. you remember? that made him very popular. a friend of mine i'm going to ask you to say a couple of words. we have to be good to south carolina. we are only up i 60 points. >> hello, new hampshire. how are we doing? joe biden heard that from his basement in delaware. it's an honor to be here. the first time i ever stood on stage with president trump was two years ago. what was amazing to me is thousands of people came out to support donald trump for president of the united states. are you already for donald trump? who has never been to myrtle beach? who wants to go to myrtle beach. [applause] i came all the way to new hampshire because i have one western. is this nikki haley country? or is this donald trump country. that right there is the power of america first and there are so many south carolinians here. we chose to, to new hampshire for a reason. there is a reason why president trump is in south carolina where she has 14 endorsements compared to donald trump's 100. so. do we want s

alan wilson, he just won a very big case. love that name. thank you curtis. congressman joe wilson.remember? that made him very popular. a friend of mine i'm going to ask you to say a couple of words. we have to bed to south carolina. we are only up i 60 points. >>■ hello, new hampshire. how are we doing? joe biden heard that from his basement in delaware. it's an honor to be here. the firser stood on age with president trump was two years ago. what was amazing to me is thousands of people came out to support donald for president of the united states. are you already for donald trump? who has never been to myrtle beach? who wants to go to myrtle beach. [applause] i came all the way to new hampshire because i have one western. is this nikki haley country? or ithis donald trump country. that right there is the power of america first and there are so many south carolinians here. we chose to, to new hampshire for a reason. there is a reason why president trump is in south carolina where she has 14 endorsements compared to donald trump's 100. so. do we want someone controlled by big dono

joe wilson went to watch some of the next generation. positive. if we use the national game of football, if we use that as an example, it's played every day in every school, up and down the country. and no other sport can say that. people that have never played cricket before, or people who are currently playing cricket, let's understand them better. we want to develop players. every contact we have, we want to develop players, notjust observe them and judge them. that's the idea of these age group pathway squads. rather than being recommended by an established school, players can now get in by other means. i got here through a video trial process. i was sent here by my club. we sent some videos of me bowling. these guys invited me over here for the winter, and then luckily, they let me stay. do you think it's easier to become a cricketer in england if you're white, if you go to a posh school? what are your feelings about that? m not reauy — because i mean, for my age group, there has been a lot of diversity, so there's been a lot _ of a

joe wilson, bbc news. great to see them still enjoying themselves at the end.ey move to champions manchester city two years ago, he's started just six games, but he's set to join west ham on loan until the end of the season. he can get back playing regularly, ahead of this summer's european championship in germany, where he'll hope to be selected for england. another england player, defender kieran trippier, is staying at newcastle for now — after they turned down an offer from the german champions bayern munich ofjust under £13 million for him. bayern already have harry kane and erid dier on their books. there's just over a week to go until the transfer window shuts. in what is chelsea manager emma hayes�*s final season before moving to the united states, could she sign off with a champion's league win? a place in the quarterfinals is at stake tonight, with the tie 2—2 with real madrid after their first leg. chelsea will want to make home advantage count. we expect that for ourselves and we're at home. i think everybody would expect us to be favourites going i

joe, can. emily wilson, 8:00. what a wonderful. all right.mes, and it will bech on the fox newannes channel sune night at 10 p.m.. if you want to find out a little mor ae about thating to and what he did. >> and also tonight, i'm goingg? to be on "hannity". >>>> greg: all right. tonight, what a banger of a g show we goott the beautiful pete hegseth. >> yes, he is the stunning dagen mcdowell, the delightful kat timpf. >> and they alwaysg n mc thoughs tyrus. that's tonight at ten. hey, let's do some politicsg grabs chamber watch. >> well, during the show, there was a big vote in congress. i thinngress.he congrk we see tn coming out now. >> they just voted. they voted for a $200 million addendum to the war fund just for sardines. >> i think that's jerrold nadler in the back waddling. oh, look, he looks like he's had an accident. but there they are going,larm i think got one over there, just pulled a fire alarm. >> but that will never be the case. >> w>>e ha jd to mak.e a politil e, jessica. okay. so a father's love knows no bounds or in thihype.

thisq khan joe can.inte >> emily wilson 8:00. what a wonderfulul . all right. hosted a special with foxh fo nation that is on fox nation now. it's called jeffries of names and it will be on the fox news channel sunday night 10 p.m.. ou want if you want to find outtt a little more about thatle mor>a and what he did. and also tonight, i'm going to be on "hannity"oing greg. >> all right. tonight, what a banger of a show. we got the beautiful accent. >> yes, he is. the stunning dagen mcdowell, the delightfulhe i kat timpf and the always thoughtful tigress. that's tonight at ten.ht a hey, let's do some politics grabs chamber. watct te do someich well, durin, there was a big vote in congress. >> i think we see the congressman coming out nowi . >> they just voted. they voted for a $200 million addendum to the war fund just for saadi and i think that's jerrold nadler in the back waddling. oh, look, he looks in the back n accident. but there they are going to take a break. you know, i think got one over there. >> just pull the fire alarm. but i've never been so we had t

joe wilson, bbc news, in north london. i think we can expect more fireworks tonight.ford. well, he could be on the brink of making a loan move back to the club he was signed from. sancho has been training away from the first team after refusing to apologise to manager erik ten hag for a social media post. ten hag said his omission from the team was related to his performance in training. the england winger rejected this. and now could be set for a loan back to borussia dortmund in germany emma raducanu has been given direct entry to the australian open later this month. it's thought she'd have to qualify but following a series of withdrawls, she's been included in the main draw, and is back out on court in preparation, as she preapres to play second seed elina svitolina in auckland tomorrow morning. another sports star thrust into the spotlight when she won the us open as luke littler will. a crazy few days if he comes out on top in that final tonight. that is all. this week on breakfast, we're looking at the state of the care system in the uk. yesterday, we looked at

it doesn't seem joe biden knew about it.f he thinks he can get away with another basement campaign. this reminds me of president wilson before me or you came close to touching this earth, who had a stroke while he was a sitting president and his wife took over and nobody knew about it until after the fact. news for sleepy joe, this is 2024, we have twitter, we have peter doocy and he will not get away with this again. >> jesse: nothing gets past him. jill biden could run the counter and they could keep it from us? >> absolutely, they are probably lvenling to this like, you know what, great idea and we are suffering like 2020 all over again. donald trump is throwing punches and joe biden is like, can i have more chocolate chip ice cream? he was drinking hot chocolate, not watching football. he looks like he has a stroke every time he talks. he is walking upstairs, standing there, nothing. he is the type of guy you run from at a bar. take a hot shower. >> jesse: speaking of hunter, everyday is snow day for hunter biden. >> kam

i have not too much doubt that you have had to write conflict between joe biden and donald trump, donald other hand, if you have a spoiler candidates or movements who chip off various paces of what might otherwise it would be joe biden's vote, you could have a situation like 2000, we are al gore was probably defeated by third movements, by people like ralph nader, or other cases in history like 2016 where jill stein and others chipped off what might have been hillary clinton's ability to win the electoral college. >> nbc news presidential historian michael beschloss. fantastic to have you here. always, but particular tonight. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you, always love being together,. >> it has been a remarkable night thus far. we've got a projection at poll closing from the nbc news decision desk of president biden, who's not on the pellets, winning the democratic presidential primary in new hampshire. 11 minutes later we've got a projection of donald trump winning that republican presidential primary in new hampshire. nikki haley saying she will not get out, that polit

frank seemed to be implying that joe manchin, or third party candidate would be a good idea. you can imagine that it was thought to be a terrible idea. but we still have no labels in the game. we have robert f. kennedy junior launching an independent bid. tell me about this concept? i think rick said something interesting, but st. augustine said, make me perfect, which is not yet. we all think more people in the race in general is a good thing, but maybe not this year. >> yeah. i think this is. utterly insane, verging on evil. if no candidate gets 270 electoral votes and goes to the house of representatives to pick the president, and the senate to pick the vice president, by the way. so let's just get the straight. we really want the people who can't pick a speaker to pick the next president? you want mike johnson up there, trying to pick a president of the united states? and it is an absolutely lunatic idea that a candidate can get 270 votes. one thing all of us have in common, we've never won an electoral college vote. and that is the most likely scenario that's going to ha

no act of 1875 the report woodrow wilson silenced and imprisoned his opponents in world war i.ave hilary clinton. not to use against bill clinton and the states in the stockport nokia since joe biden we know about the documents to the rest and so forth and so on. both consider of them surrogatei don't care what other legal families are telling you. both are crazy outrageous cases. they are cases of first impression not because of donald trump because of joe biden. that is why it. now biden is out there, says the other day there is no question from supporti supported directis generally sixth after the colorado ruling. he spoke to reported reporting in milwaukee they have simply ty competent insurrectioni insurret self-evident you saw it all. but the 14th amendment applies a lot of the court make that decision but he certainly supported insurrection. there is no question about it nine, zero. he just communicated to the department of justice, to the special prosecutor, to the judges from all democrats tailoring the case in washington. julie would be a jury pool he has poison and t

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general joe finnegan, who lives in madison, florida, and now home. so dismisses the few guys remaining with him. they go home and with just his son and major will, colonel wilson and tom, he heads to fight home, arriving on may 16th, finnegan's is stay away from the gulf. don't try to go to the gulf side of florida because it's constantly watched, patrolled, patrolled by the yankees. it'll be a longer trip if leave for the atlantic coast, but will be a safer trip or so. ferguson thinks on may 16th, breckinridge and finnegan together go into the town of madison to buy some supplies. they're virtually out of things to eat, and it may take weeks for this this journey they're about to go on as soon as they get into town. there are several soldiers there and a couple of officers the officers assume confederates they see at this time if they're in uniform. our already paroled soldiers. breckinridge is not in uniform. finnegan wouldn't be either. but again, it appears that one federal lieutenant thought he knew who breckinridge. or at least he thought he wa

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i have not too much doubt that you have had to write conflict between joe biden and donald trump, donaldse it would be joe biden's vote, you could have a situation like 2000, we are al gore was probably defeated by third movements, by people like ralph nader, or other cases in history like 2016 where jill stein and others chipped off what might have been hillary clinton's ability to win the electoral college. >> nbc news presidential historian michael beschloss. fantastic to have you here. always, but particular tonight. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you, always love being together,. rachel >> it has been a remarkable night thus far. we've got a projection at poll closing from the nbc news decision desk of president biden, who's not on the pellets, winning the democratic presidential primary in new hampshire. 11 minutes later we've got a projection of donald trump winning that republican presidential primary in new hampshire. nikki haley saying she will not get out, that political class saying all the things that political clans usually says. but there's a lot still to absor