larry: kamala sociopathic dishonesty on border from rich lowery, editor -- rich lowry.k. for washington examiner, welcome to you. rich lowry, sociopathic dishonesty you quote patton, george c scott, she has a lot of you know what to say, a lot of gall to criticize president trump on border. >> we have been around block a couple times, when i heard her line at that atlanta rally saying that trump talked talk but didn't walk the walk he brought apprehension and encounters to down to almost zero, they tore it up. she says she is tougher than donald trump? you know where are the fact checks? the big headlines, kamala harris falsely claims have to a good record to illegal immigration, she is getting away with everything and anything at this moment, i think maybe she thinks she can make it get traction. larry: i don't think it will. i want to quote one thing we look at numbers, so, even now, you know the new biden plan, an executive order which trump said for 4 years you -- but, they are channeling people to key depots, cutting back on the numbers, but the numbers, coming out

host: lowry, go ahead. guest: i endorse all that. it is possible to get a misperception of what america is from our political debates. in your communities and real life you encounter nice, helpful people all the time who are republicans, democrats, and independents. and then you have the poisonous cross on top of it which is our political debate. political debate should be a full throated and harsh at times and that is our history and our nature as a country but it is not as though everyone in america has daggers drawn and half of us are nice and half of us are mean and that is just not true. host: one last question from keith, an independent voter who s to support the republican party. will the trump pxcepthe election if he loses again? why it appear the republartys taking us o a ry divisive time in our country. ok a vance's comments on eks of the whole text how we have. there are plenty of comments out that reflect this current trend. what do you think of that? guest: we discussed the j.d. vance comments and really wants to help fa

host: lowry, go ahead. guest: i endorse all that. it is possible to get a misperception of what america is from our political debates. in your communities and real life you encounter nice, helpful people all the time who are republicans, democrats, and independents. and then you have the poisonous cross on top of it which is our political debate. political debate should be a full throated and harsh at times and that is our history and our nature as a country but it is not as though everyone in america has daggers drawn and half of us are nice and half of us are mean and that is just not true. host: one last question from keith, an independent voter who wants to support the republican rty. will the trump party except the election if he les again? why does it appear the republican party is taking us back to a very divisive time in r country. look at van's comments on taxing childless adults which reeks of the whole text how we have. there are plenty of comments out that reflect this current trend. what do you think of that? guest: we d

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here to discuss these matters are gerald lowry, chief of police in santa barbara. robert hayes, legal counsel for the coalition for the homeless. and james durkin, an inspector with the philadelphia police department. chief lowry, explain to me now what laws in santa barbara govern public order, for example. is it illegal to be drunk in public? yes, that's a state penal code violation. the city also passed in 1984, a anti drinking ordinance which allows an officer to contact a person prior to the time that he is intoxicated. if we see someone drinking on the street, we can approach him. then, before becomes intoxicated, issuing a citation. is it illegal to panhandle beg for money? yes, it is. that's a state penal code violation also. is it illegal to sleep in a public place such as in a park or on a bus bench? not at this point, no. but at one time it was at one time it was part of an anti sleeping anti-camping ordinance. the provisions on sleeping have been removed. however, the camping ordinance still remains. how do you enforce these laws on public drunkenness,

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for more rich lowry, editor and chief of national of fox news contributor, great to see you. clay we have seen flip-flopping before. we saw it what i would consider po be positive b flip-flopping by bill clinton. hihe switched to center and within along with newt gingrich, on welfare reform, and cut capital gains taxes but, you can think of flip-flopping of joe biden who came in to the presidency in 2020 claiming to be a moderate good old joe, right down the center, he has been most leftist president in my lifetime what is it with kamala. >> it is normal to try to move to the middle as you get closer to an election to appeal to independent voters problem for cam kamala is best predictor of what she would do is what she has already done, she has been a disaster, not that she is moving for the center but reviserring policies that she has argued gain for years, she wants to guild a wall does not support mandates for electric vehicles and supports fracking and things we should fund police. it is one thing to moderate your opinion, but another to flip them, she is a chameleon, a d

rich lowry's opinion piece says it proves how little she cares. he says what we're being told was a way to convince people how much harris cares about fighting inflation. really shows how little she cares about what she says and what she proposes. her allies are making what's ultimately a defense. don't mind her, she is just trying to say things that sound good. to that point, steve, i thought the same thing. you know what? we know. we have studied history. we've seen what happens when price controls are implemented. it is not good. empty store shelves, black markets and beyond. if you are somebody out there dealing with sky high prices unrelenting high prices, it could sound good to folks until she rolled it out and people told them what it ultimately could mean. >> exactly. the whole thing is so cynical. she thinks that she can get away with this. we've still got a few weeks in in campaign before people start voting because we have this ridiculous endless election season. there is still time for what happened last time to happen to her. kamala h

host: lowry, go ahead. guest: i endorse all that.t is possible to get a misperception of what america is from our political debates. in your communities and real life you encounter nice, helpful people all the time who are republicans, democrats, and independents. and then you have the poisonous cross on top of it which is our political debate. political debate should be a full throated and harsh at times and that is our history and our nature as a country but it is not as though everyone in america has daggers drawn and half of us are nice and half of us are mean and that is just not true. host: one last question from keith, an independent voter who wants to support the republican party. ll the trump party except the election if he loses again? why does it pear the republican party is taking us back to a very divisive time in ourountry. look at vance's commentsn taxing childless adults which reeks of the whole text how we have. there are plenty of comments out that reflect this current trend. what do you think of that? guest: we dis

. >> lowry's season salt for all. >> all of the things. >> i mean, look, and it's like, y'all, it's okayto put it on your food, everybody can have lowry's, that's what the harris/walz team is about. everyone can spice their food as much as they want or as little as they want. it's okay. i think the other piece about this, rick, is normally, republicans kind of get a default lead on the economy. i'm not sure why because they normally are the ones who have recessions, but harris has evaporated that lead. she's leading because it's a mood thing, and she's talking about things you can relate to, lowering rent costs, food costs, lowering the cost of buying a home, giving people help getting a down payment. that's something that people say that sounds like can get something. trump standing next to cereal at bedminster, standing next to boxes of food he would never buy. >> come on. >> joy, here's what i admire about the harris campaign's brilliant understanding of where the economy is. they figure something out that it's not just promising to, you know, something ephemeral. they're not talking

that is an eagle for lowry. that means he was two under par on that hole.tournament. look at that. that is just such a long putt and it makes me want to go play golf. >> gio: you're a good golfer. you can do that. >> will: i pretend to be a good golfer. i'm not actually. i love doing it. >> gio: you do, you do. >>> we're going to start this half hour with the crackdown on those smash-and-grab robberies. abc's melissa adan is following this story from los angeles now. good morning, melissa. >> reporter: good morning, gio. so the new legislation is focusing on property crime, and look. it's a growing problem here in california and across the country, but these new bills here will bolster existing laws and help create new penalties to address those smash-and-grab robberies. this morning, as smash-and-grab robberies and crime tourism are hitting cities across the country, another state is trying to crack down. california's governor signing ten retail property and auto theft bills promising stronger enforcement and stricter penalties. >> the issue that is front

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the cfr stock reports and the 100+ equity analysts that we have and we have a technical group called lowry leverage the work they do and look at stocks by favorable technicals and fundamentals and basically when it comes to what they own, it has two fairly new drugs out there and skirizi and rinvoke and those you've seen a bit on advertisements and we think that's going to be assisting the company's growth profile and expecting to add more than $15 billion and it's in 2025 and basically we've seen good growth in the stock price and anticipation of this growth but we still think there's more growth ahead. kelly: okay, $15 billion by 2025, that's quite a lot. i have a follow up for you though. of course one of the things vice president harris was talking about yesterday and today and bringing down the drug prices and are you worried at all that a pharma company like abbvie might not be bringing new drugs to the market if you are seeing that pressure from the government? is that sort of impacting your thinking about the long term future of abbvie and others in the space as well? >> well, that

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rich lowry said she is great because she is the democratic nominee.not the democratic nominee because she is great. behind the scenes and democrats are not the united coombe by singing party they portrayed on tv. that is an act by a mob who refuses to think for themselves. the coup against biden may have been a bloodless there were still many casualties. the parties of fractured and played plagued by black backstabbing. top democrats are bristling with resentment even as they are about to try to put on a united front at the united center in the windy city the president already resented obama for shoving him aside for hilary. then he resented hilary for squandering that opportunity and losing to trump. biden still thanks he could have taken trump. how could he reconcile being shoved off the sled? he can't. not completely at least. biden world is stewing. >> i do think the president was pushed by public calls from elected officials who drop out from donors telling him to drop out. and i think that was wrong. >> why was it wrong? for them to do that ques

rich lowry said she is great because she is the democratic nominee.t the democratic nominee because she is great. behind the scenes and democrats are not the united coombe by singing party they portrayed on tv. that is an act by a mob who refuses to think for themselves. the coup against biden may have been a bloodless there were still many casualties. the parties of fractured and played plagued by black backstabbing. top democrats are bristling with resentment even as they are about to try to put on a united front at the united center in the windy city the president already resented obama for shoving him aside for hilary. then he resented hilary for squandering that opportunity and losing to trump. biden still thanks he could have taken trump. how could he reconcile being shoved off the sled? he can't. not completely at least. biden world is stewing. >> i do think the president was pushed by public calls from elected officials who drop out from donors telling him to drop out. and i think that was wrong. >> why was it wrong? for them to do that questi

president harris selecting minnesota governor tim walz as her running mate with national review editor rich lowry. and the executive director of wesleyan university's center for the study of public life discusses the role of black sororities and fraternities in the campaign. join live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> on wednesday, a conversation on declining support for public education and ideas on how to reverse the trend from new america. tune in live on c-span, on our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more. including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> next, 20 24 democratic presidential candidate kamala harris making her first joint campaign appearance with minnesota governor tim walz, her vice presidential running mate. the governor told supporters he could not be prouder to be on this ticket. his sel

vance is emotion -- >> sandra: had a chat with rich lowry his suggestion the trump team focus on character. the defense of the kamala ticket can be our views evolve and change as things change. they can certainly make that case. if the attack is more centered on character it might be more of a strength for the trump campaign. >> that achieves what they really want to achieve, to say all this evolution that this they are going through in public is hard to believe and for a reason. you shouldn't believe it. trust your gut. that's a winning message for the trump campaign. harris team and democrats want to run on character and run against donald trump as a character, as a person who is ill suited to the office he seeks on those grounds. so we will have a very light policy debate. >> dana: i want to show you this. fox poll from last night who do you trust to do a better job on immigration, the border, economy, those are both trump. healthcare and abortion both her. but this is the one i want to ask you about and end on. israel/hamas war was trump plus eight that he would be able to handle that

i do think rich lowry from national review had a good line.a of a folksy politician who can appeal to middle america. if you think of bad california policies, he tried to bring them all to minnesota, and i think when j.d. vance has a chance to debate him, it will be really good. >> greg: you know, judge, he praised the pro-hitler imam as a master teacher. >> judge jeanine: their amazing thing is there is nothing masculine about stolen vascular. there is nothing masculine about pretty much ditching our battalion before they go to iraq. and nothing masculine about saying let's put tampons in the boys bathroom. i'm not going to waste a lot of time. he is the opposite of what i consider masculine man. >> greg: harold, i will say he is asking them but he is no randi weingarten. [laughter] >> harold: i don't believe men can participate in women's sports. i think the power of walz is there is something about him, something warm and authentic about him that people like. he was a teacher, he was a coach. i had my family member who leans a little more r

>> sandra: for more let's bring in rich lowry, a "naturall review" editor in chief.ing headlines today, you came out with advice directed toward donald trump and his campaign and how they could be handling these flip-flops. >> first of all we are in uncharted territory, usually in a president shall campaign you change on one thing, it's litigated for weeks, the press wants to know why you changed come talk about it in interviews and try to justify and expand your thinking, none of that. we thought maybe it was over, the first bout of changes over stuff she said in '19 and '20, but it is still coming in trump needs to make the case on policy and it needs to come back to character. the obama campaign did it to mitt romney in 2012. he has this heartless capitalist who doesn't care about people. they need to make fundamentally some version of the case, that she is weak and a phony. this kind of thing plays into it. when was she fooling us? fooling us then are fooling us now? why won't she explain it? >> john: as john and i have been reporting over the last hour as we con

>> dana: rich lowry a couple weeks ago when he was announced at this is msnbc's pundits idea of whatto have him on "america's newsroom," a couple of times, and one of the times he came on was the morning after the disastrous biden debate. i think he is a very loyal democrat. he is willing to come on the shows, which we appreciate. he's got a lot of introduction to do. i'm very much looking forward to all of the debates, but in particular the one that walz and vance will do on october 1st. >> greg: that is going to be fun. jessica come i will give you two choices. what will walz address tonight? lying about his military service, or lying about the dui cover-up? >> jessica: i'm going to go with none of the above, is that c? >> greg: there was no c, i had no room to put a c. all of the above would have worked appeared. >> jessica: that's what i said said, i lied with none of the above. all of the attacks come everything people have been throwing at him, it's just not working. his favorability keeps climbing p or he is at plus 11 now nationally and j.d. vance is at negative 17. they are

because as rich lowry was writing yesterday and said on the show yesterday that's going to be an opportunity for the trump campaign to highlight was she lying when she said these things? was it her just, you know, lacking concern for the voter? was it her not being herself, you know? is this going to be about character? >> well, sandra, i guess dana bash could give her an opportunity to try to reversal her positions. my understanding is she has one hour not 12 hours and that's what it would take to reverse her left wing positions. the american people are justified in concluding the kamala harris they heard when she ran for president in 2020 and tried to earn the nomination is the true camp hair. what she says ten weeks from election day trying to reverse herself or walk away from past positions is simply trying to deceive them and hide her true positions. look at what she said about banning hydraulic fracking. the most efficient way to produce oil and gas to power economic growth in this country. flatly she will ban it. if that's not what she believes now, when did she stop believing it and

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i do think rich lowry from national review had a good line.lksy politician who can appeal to middle america. if you think of bad california policies, he tried to bring them all to minnesota, and i think when j.d. vance has a chance to debate him, it will be really good. >> greg: you know, judge, he praised the pro-hitler imam as a master teacher. >> judge jeanine: their amazing thing is there is nothing masculine about stolen vascular. there is nothing masculine about pretty much ditching our battalion before they go to iraq. and nothing masculine about saying let's put tampons in the boys bathroom. i'm not going to waste a lot of time. he is the opposite of what i consider masculine man. >> greg: harold, i will say he is asking them but he is no randi weingarten. [laughter] >> harold: i don't believe men can participate in women's sports. i think the power of walz is there is something about him, something warm and authentic about him that people like. he was a teacher, he was a coach. i had my family member who leans a little more right to t

national review editor and chief rich lowry and kayleigh mcenany co-host of "outnumbered."p campaign is focusing on this as their foreign policy kind of linchpin. >> they should. former president trump has a strong leg to stand on. he could say i called the head of the taliban and said in no uncertain terms, look i will have this agreement with you for a conditioned based withdrawal with certain conditions of a solid peace agreement of a solid government. of a small contingent of special operations stay behind forces you will not harm the hair on the head of an american citizen no. american soldier died in hostile gunfire thereafter. cancontrast withbiden. top former u.s. general say failures in the biden administration in planning drove chaotic fall of kabul. is he referring to millie and mackenzie and direct quotes from them were pretty devastating. >> bret: there were directed gross democrats congressman ryan from new york about afghanistan and that withdrawal back then and then he was on this weekend? >> ask you about afghanistan. you said it was a strategic and a moral

. >> 's sign for the sunday group wall street journal white house reporter catherine lucey rich lowry review former white house special assistant dnc confession consultant meghan hays and bob cusack editor-in-chief of the hilt. bob, i will start with you. will this ever get there congress? >> it has no shot. a special look at the senate map. even when democrats had huge majorities they could not pass the tax increases they wanted too. to fire up the left that's going nowhere. >> you think president trump will be sounding off about this. we have seen headlines dominated by lot of other issues this week. cat ladies among them. you wrote jd vance is running like he is in a primary. is that the right approach less than 100 days from the election? >> you know it. and donald trump three weeks after the first debate had the best general election. he has ever had the size nearly it was fantastic in the last week has been his worst week in this election there is always been this internal contest that just has to do with trump. will he do more to try to remind people of what they liked about hi

doorbell video shared with fox, you can see a group of five men walking up the serial at the end of lowry apartments. one is a long gone and three others with handguns and one is on the phone peered we don't know who lives behind that door but watch the second video. [gunshots] >> those guys appeared to be forcing their way into that apartment. edward and sidney romero said they felt so unsafe they decided to be unsafe. this is how they used to lock things up. >> when we come home, we need to do this everything a time we go outside to check out the gar garbage. every time we tried to go to bed at night. we need to keep it like this so no one can kick in the door. >> aurora pd is not linking the building to the gang a telling fox apd has been increasingly collecting evidence to show that the gang is connected to crimes in the area however it would be improper at this time for the city and apd to make it conclusory statements about specific incidents or provide details about law enforcement strategy and operations. in addition to all of this while making arrests near el paso, texas, homelan

bill lowry was the state prosecutor who got the case. what about your accused, timothy permenter? once she got passed the superficial aspect and realized what he was like, she wanted out of that relationship and that ultimately led to her death. >> prosecutor lowery thought permenter could outsmart the cop by pinning it on the ex- boyfriend. >> oh god. >> but the prosecutor said permenter got thrown off his tear stained script when he called her best friend. >> he says katherine, it's tim. i'm at karen's apartment. she's laying on the floor. there is blood everywhere and she's been stabbed. >> stabbed? >> stabbed. >> not that she's dead? >> she's been stabbed. >> he tells her on the phone according to katherine, that she's been stabbed. >> okay. well, she has been stabbed? >> we didn't know that at that point in time? >> so he knew something? >> he knew something that he shouldn't have known because he's the one that stabbed her. >> the prosecutor sized up his case. a rejected lover with a violent history. the man at the scene of the crime and lied about it. he charged permenter w

white house reporter catherine lucey, rich lowry, the editor in chief of national review, former biden white house special assistant and dnc convention consultant megan hayes. and bob cusack, editor in chief of the hill. bob, i'll start with you on this supreme court reform. is this ever going to get through congress? no, it has no shot, especially when you look at the senate ma. and listen, even when democrats had huge majorities, they couldn't pass the tax increases that they wanted to. so this is an effort to fire up the left. that's going nowhere. rich, you would think that president trump would be sounding off about this, but we have seen headlines dominated by a lot of other issues this week, cat ladies among them, you wrote that jd vance is running like he is in a primary. is that the right approach, less than 100 days from the election? no. you know, and donald trump, three weeks after the first debate, had the best general election period he's ever had besides nearly being killed. that that aside, it was fantastic. and now the last week has been his worst week in this election

also very good from a technical perspective by our lowry analysis group.because of the lower interest rates. we think in addition heightened geopolitical activity is going on in the middle east and we think that with these lower rates we're going to be seeing improved operating results this year and next. charles: i feel like these gold stocks are still trailing the big move in gold itself. i got 30 seconds to go and i have to ask you about crocs. are we at a point where we can almost call crocs recession-proof? >> certainly seems like that. i went to buy some pretty boring wingtip shoes, the racks were filled with crocs. showing it is definitely an item for the younger generation. it is also very casual because now people, even though they're not really working in the office as much as they used to, they use feel more casual going out, not feeling like they need to dress up. so i think it's a combination of price, of attractiveness of the attire as well as just focusing on the younger generation. >> i think you're right, sam. sam, thank you so much. alway

the debate candidate, daniel lowry, was criticized or criticized breed for withdrawing the next debateg leading candidates is set for september 19th. >> tonight, service has fully been restored to bart trains south of the bay fair station, following widespread computer issues. >> as ktvu jesse gary shows us it was a difficult day for commuters that turned into a frustrating night right now, aren't they, like, really wanting us to take public transportation? >> they're shooting for that. and when we do, this is the thanks we get thursday. >> the post morning commute on bart became an exercise in patience. hundreds of passengers sitting and waiting as trains from hayward south to berryessa were brought to a halt. officials say a computer network outage is to blame. >> we rely on that system to ensure a safe distance between our trains. so when the system is not operating properly, our fixed block train control system and it's not safe for us to run trains. so it really is stopping service out of an abundance of caution to ensure that the train control system is functioning properly, a mu

reaction, we welcome wor raid wrote host mark simone along with national review editor-in-chief rich lowryit's not particularly surprising, right in we've learned a lot recently about what the government has been doing and democratic campaigns have been doing to work the refs, so-called, on social media. and we're going to learn more much about this. we'll need to wait for people to write memoirs to know the truth about this period, but clearly they were hiding biden's decline from the if public and then the first debate they got caught. and then they reversed, and lo and behold, we're not hearing any new information about the candidate either. elizabeth: mark, this was four years ago they were covering up biden's decline on the internet. you know, the campaign director of rapid response, later biden white house's deputy director of digital strategy, mark, reportedly indicated they were actually targeting people online based on their behavioral cues, building out personas based on the type of content people were consuming, what they were searching on, the kind of web sites they were visiti

rich lowry, national review writes this in the times. presidential races in this sense,or are deeply personal. >> they usually involve disqualifying the opposing candidate rather than convincing voters that his or her platform is wrongheaded. >> everything has to beyt connected to the deepehing hr ce that miss harris is weak, a phonthat my, and doesn't trule about the country or the middle class. the scattershot trump attacks on harris need to be refocused on these character attributes politics not that hard. have trump has to do the thing democrats have been trying not o to do. tell us who the real rea kamala harris is a weak fraud, fixated on being exposedn instead of fixated on you. the vote r. tha did you know that kamala harris didn't grow up in oakland ow u, as she always said she did? >> where did this strengthen passion come from in this daughter of middle class oakland, kamala harris grew up>m in berkeley, the people's republic of berkeley, basicallya the most insanely liberal heecinct in americmericaa. her birth certificate lis

and so it's an impossible if she doesn't know lowry. >> i don't think the timing necessarily matters like i agree with you. i think device president as a good person or you're not have had a lot of private conversations about that. however, if it's my candidate and there are serious questions about why am i candidate is moderating changes positions on the host of issues as your counterpoint just want to say, i'm going to say sit down with a journalist to explain to the american people why you've changed your position is what you have seen that have led you to moderate over the past 3.5 years versus and this is just i think when all by that last last i think you're right, except if you were running her campaign, the goal of running campaigns is to minimize risk maximize results, and right now, they are taking no risks and they are getting scott jennings, ones holding her it's not jennings and bakari sellers combined moment on that one, everyone hang tight for us coming up. next moment of grace, surprise. new additions to tonight's this weeks convention roster, including republican and

their time in the service on squad commander, bradford broskie says the area is known as the former lowry bombing and gunnery range, the bomb and hurt your call, the dummy round or a practice it's something that soldiers to hone their skills. commanders roski says this is hardly a first find. take a look at other recovered a military ordinances found in the county this year alone. the biggest thing i've ever recovered was practice depth charge. so it was probably this big and that one actually has explosives. thankfully, that was not the case. this time around. >>you're watching. kron on will have more z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business five-year price lock guarantee. switch today for

daniel lowry brought in the most with close to $900,000 in donations. mark farrell says he received 650,000 in donations. aaron peskin raised 468,000. london breed has raised about $300,000 and asha safai brought in $158,000. >> now we have more coverage of the elections available 24 over seven on the fox local lad. it's free for your smart tv. it's now available on all platforms. just open the fox local app and search for ktvu as we kick start a brand new month, august 1st. >> we do have some hazy conditions to report. in fact, the bay area air quality district has issued for the second day in a row an air quality advisory for the entire bay area. so basically, what does this mean? well, bottom line is, is if you suffer from any kind of upper respiratory ailments, you need to take it slow. today we will have some hazy sunshine. you may even have the puget smell of smoke in the atmosphere. we will pick up a wind out of the west 10 to 20 with a stronger gusts during the afternoon, and that is certainly good news for all of us. and this is all derived fro

sorry tommy fleetwood and matt fitzpatrick and rory mcilroy and shane lowry in action.ur attitude really because tennis stars see the olympics as almost like the fifth grand slam. football is different because it's kind of under 23 rugby sevens . i because it's kind of under 23 rugby sevens. i just wonder because it's kind of under 23 rugby sevens . i just wonder how rugby sevens. i just wonder how important, given that golf is often scrutinised as being one often scrutinised as being one of those sports that maybe shouldn't be at the olympics, whether they golfers take it seriously. but i mean, i think no matter what level of sport you're out on, what what indeed what sport you're at, you want you want a gold medal around your neck, wouldn't you? of course you do. i would have thought so. and i think so. so i just wonder whether is rory mcilroy going to be affected by the psychological issues that affect him during the majors? i don't care because he's competing for ireland, isn't he? i know he is. >> yeah it doesn't. it's northern irish and northern ireland is part of