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i'm happy to be here. >> have you seen andy's shoe by the way? >> i love andy's show.e. >> thank you. amy, do you want a shot? >> okay. you know, i am entertaining tonight. i have a party to get to. >> you are hosting a new year's party. >> yeah, i am. >> what should people expect at a party you host at your house? >> i haven't had a -- hosted a party in a really long time and i know what you asked me, but it is my question. >> okay. what should people expect to night? what is going to happen at your party tonight? >> it is about casting your party. it is about who you invite really. >> okay. >> you know what i mean? and say when it starts and when it ends, and if it goes on longer it goes on longer. >> do you put an ending time to your party? >> i heard someone say when i was hosting with two other people they would have an ending time. >> what time would they end a new year's eve party? >> 9:15. >> okay. do your shot. >> oh, my god. it is so big. >> yeah. >> okay. that's good for me. >> now, by the way, we are drinking tonight. >> i know you are! give me your keys. >

>> well, andy -- andy -- i got to be honest with you. i thought these were solid treats.ems to be a paste of some kind that you feed the cats directly from a tube. >> now john -- >> it's gelatinous cat paste. >> i mean, john, i have to ask because do you know the name of that cat? is there a possibility we could play one of my favorite games called name that pussy? can you tell us what the cat's name is? >> you might as well try. i know the name of this cat. we've hung out for a little while. so i know the name of this cat. >> good. let's try to guess the name of the cat. >> can you guess the name of this cat? >> i think that that cat's name is calico. what do you think it is? this is a great game. >> i don't know. >> guess. >> trixie? >> okay, trixie. >> john, what is the name of that cat? reveal. >> this cat's name is lin-lin. >> wow. >> wow. >> wow, john. you look really cute with that cat. and i love that you coordinated your outfit, yeah. >> i mean, the shot is -- >> the shot is crazy. >> i coordinated my outfit. >> john -- >> hold on. it's time to administer more pa

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andy farrell has chosen _ build this team. andy farrell has chosen peter— build this team. andy farrell has chosen peter omani as l build this team. andy farrell l has chosen peter omani as his has chosen peter 0mani as his captain for the six nations. the munsterflanker captain for the six nations. the munster flanker chosen to usherin the munster flanker chosen to usher in a new era following johnny sexton's retirement. he previously captained ireland on ten occasions and will lead the team out in the beginning of their defence on february two in marseille. finally, golden state warriors assistant coach dave scharner lawyer vierge has that she is a mentor for two time... has died at the age of 46. he was part of the staff that help the warriors when the 2022 nba championship was hospitalised in salt lake city after suffering a medical emergency on tuesday at warriors head coach steve kerr paid in addition to being a terrific basketball coach, he was want of the most positive and beautiful human beings i have ever known. someone who broughtjoy and light to every single day

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andy, thank you for being on the programme.forms. were you reassured by anything you heard today? reassured by anything you heard toda ? ~ ., , reassured by anything you heard toda ? ~ .,, reassured by anything you heard toda ? ~ ., , today? well, it was good to see senators take _ today? well, it was good to see senators take this _ today? well, it was good to see senators take this issue - today? well, it was good to see l senators take this issue seriously over several hours of healings today. what we saw from the five big tech chief executives was more of what we've seen before, a trail of obfuscation and denial. we saw all five of the ceos say one after the other about how important this issue was to them, emphasising that they were parents, they took this seriously, only to then discover that three of them had to be subpoenas to actually turn up in washington, dc today. we saw mark zuckerberg say in his opening remarks that he didn't think there was a connection between his platform and the negative impact of mental healt

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not to be for andy murray. is definitely the — begun. not to be for andy murray. possibility of the last time i play here. you have to control your emotions, and then you can't believe it's over so quickly. murray waves goodbye to the australian open, perhaps for the final time. australian open, perhaps for the finaltime. katie 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller is in melbourne, and says murray had tried to play differently to his usual game. he's trying to be kinder to himself, and therefore not be so downcast on court, not get so angry. he think this that was probably quite detrimental to his fortunes in the latter half of 2023. but the quid pro quo perhaps as if he is letting more similar on the court, he loses some of the passion we associate with andy murray and he put in a very flat performance today. he played poorly, and it's so hard for him having reached the highest of the game to know he's only able to win eight games against a very talented and able opponent in tomas martin etcheverry, who stands 30th in the seatings. marie's words added fuel to t

andy swiss, bbc news. as we head into the weekend, let's take a look at the weather prospects. here's elizabeth rizzini. storm isha is on the way. i will stop with today, though. another quiet day of weather. the sheepin another quiet day of weather. the sheep in oxfordshire i bet were glad of their woollyjumpers sheep in oxfordshire i bet were glad of their woolly jumpers this morning, minus eight celsius. change is on the way, swapping the cold, wintry weather for something milder through the weekend, but it will be wet and very windy, with storm isha heading towards us on sunday night into monday morning. more on that in a moment. forthe into monday morning. more on that in a moment. for the rest of the day, brisk westerly winds driving showers into scotland, turning more south—westerly and less cold, so falling as rain apart from on the very tops of the hills. elsewhere, drive with weak —— dry with weak winter sunshine. drive with weak —— dry with weak wintersunshine. five drive with weak —— dry with weak winter sunshine. five or six celsius. not as bitter as it has beenin

as expected, ireland head coach andy farrell has been confirmed as the head coach of next years britishustralia. the confirmation brings to an end 12 years of warren gatland in that role, although farrell is no stranger to the lions set—up. jane dougalljoins us to tell us more. no surprise at the appointment? this has been the worst kept secret in rugby union, probably because of his massive involvement already in the lions. as far back as 2013, he was defence coach for the tour the lions. as far back as 2013, he was defence coach for the tour to australia and four years later he was involved in the coaching setup tour to new zealand. and tellingly, when warren gatland step down, he publicly gave his backing to farrell to become the next coach. so that the seal of approval. but he has so much international experience, he was the assistant coach for england and he has done so well with ireland. last year's world cup may not have gone particularly to plan but ireland are the holders of the six nations, famously winning against england on the last day of the competition. he has been credit

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of andy lovely to lewis. of course, andy lovely to see this morning.ou this morning. thank you very joining me. we very much forjoining me. can we get started on post office get started on the post office because have got a unique because you have got a unique perspective having been perspective on this, having been the of a major company and the head of a major company and at same time a politician at the same time a politician now and obviously mayor of west midlands you got a cbe. midlands now you got a cbe. i remember some time ago for your service to business and other matters. some people are looking at paula vennells and she's given the cbb cbe back and they're saying to themselves should ceos actually get cbes already very well rewarded. obviously there's been a scandal in her case. um, do you think that she was rewarded effectively for failure and is it right at all that people who are very well remunerated get these honours in the first place? >> so good morning, camilla. lovely to be here. it's a lot in that but you're that question. but you

from great britain, andy murray! 2024 is the year andy murray says could be his last on court. the first set against the bulgarian whose ranked 14th in the world but he responded. second set and demo trough bought a shift in momentum. he sailed it 7—5 with helping her from a shot played with a broken string. an extraordinary win from that point murray couldn't fix things. he said last year he may leave the sport if he didn't enjoy it. this was another batch where he took the first set but went on to defeat. for now that for him is a worrying trend but he still has two weeks and one more tournament before the australian open. in this defining yearfor murray the australian open. in this defining year for murray it's not the way he hoped to start. joe lynskey, bbc news. elsewhere in brisbane, naomi osaka marked her return from the birth of her first child with a win. playing in herfirst tournment for 15 months, she said she was proud of her performance as she saw off germany's tamara korpatsch 6—3, 7—6. it felt really amazing and i think it is something you don't know you miss unt

it's funny to me though that chappelle mentioned an andy kauffman reference because andy kauffman was inner gender champion and these days they would be like say you're a chick and punch them. but to me, you know, it's interesting. they want to control what you're saying as a comedian, and if they can make me say men can have babies, they can make me say anything and i won't just say anything that's not true. you're not 5'7". >> kat: no, i know. >> greg: i never asked you to say i was 5'7", i just wanted you to fill out a form. >> joe: fair enough. >> greg: my goodness >> kat: you're not even 5'5". >> greg: we'll talk about that after the show. we're going to make some changes by the way, i should let you know. see, i'm 5'7". kat, you wrote a best-selling bet called you can't laugh -- you can't joke about that >> kat: i sure did. >> greg: and do you stand by chappelle for doubling down? >> kat: well, the point of my book was, you can joke about anything and it doesn't matter. the headline that the daily beast wrote said his new netflix special proves he learned nothing. i disagree, i

andy farrell's role with the lions will start at the end of this year.gby reporter sara orchard: it feels fantastic. it actually feels great that it's finally, a lot of speculation and everybody�*s grateful to me to start the process. off we go from here i wouldn't take this on if i wasn't excited about doing the bestjob that i can possibly do. ultimately, that's to be successful. in british and irish lions tour. i know how difficult thatis lions tour. i know how difficult that is to do and to achieve. and the work that has to go into that. that's what i love, that's what i'm passionate about. but coaching of all that. this is what the tours all about, embracing all, the length of the torah, the pressure of the tour, the torah, the pressure of the tour, the games that are coming rapidly the games that are coming rapidly the whole time, games closer together that you've not done for so long. having no excuses, trying to make sure that you mix with absolutely everyone and everyone becomes your best mate and what you're trying to get on the back of thatis y

>> dana: andy, no. even if i did i wouldn't repeat it. i want to ask you to listen to hillary vaughn. our reporter up on the hill. even hunter biden thinks she is intrepid. >> mr. biden, why did you put your dad on speakerphone with your business partners if he had no involvement in your business? >> do you have a dad? does he call you? >> yes. >> do you answer the phone? >> yes. why did you need to talk to him during business meetings if he had nothing to do with your business? >> you're very dangerous. >> dana: he says you are very dangerous. one of the reasons you might say that is because i'm sure his lawyer said we're going to go out in the hallway, i will handle the questions, you don't say a word. but he can't help himself. so he answers that question and then says you are very dangerous. what do you think of that? >> i think that's why they want to get him in the deposition chair because they think that even though it's in his interest to not answer questions, and even though abby low will be there to keep him quiet. the impulse i

andy mccabe and juliette kayyem, thank you for joining us. >>> this is significant. we have learned that isis has claimed responsibility for twin blasts in iran that killed more than 100 people. we will have more details for you on that, and that is the scene for after it happened. you can see the ambulance coming in there and the huge crowds standing around after the twin blasts happened there and killing more than 100 people, and isis is saying that it is their work. we will be right back. >>> okay. we have two big breaking news stories for you. one, what is happening in perry high school in perry, iowa, where there are multiple people who have been shot at a high school there. this shooter, we have now confirmed through a law enforcement source through evan perez that the shooter has been killed. we do not know the status of any of those who have actually been shot, who they are, whether they are students or faculty or teachers, and we do not know that information yet. the sheriff is holding that right now as he is trying to contact the family members. we know it

look away if you are an andy murray fan.nd. he suffered a straight sets defeat to the argentine tomas etcheverrey. it's only the second time in his career that murray's been knocked out in the first round of the competition, as katie gornall reports. we think of andy murray as the man with the metal hip and the iron will. that he continues to compete at this level has, at times, defied logic. but is the end in sight? for the first half an hour of this match murray held his own against the 30th seed tomas martin etcheverry. commentator: you've got to love that! - but once the argentine won the first set, he began to give murray the run around. commentator: simply. sublime from etcheverry. and it was difficult to see a way back. fans had cued around of the game's all—time greats. fans had cued around the block to see one of the game's all—time greats. but this was a far cry from the glory days. many times, murray has dragged himself back from the brink of defeat. that he offered such little resistance here will only intensify

the former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy is standing by.lon -- first we're going to davidspunt at the courthouse and come back to you gentlemen. david, hi. >> hi, martha. he left washington d.c. and got on a plane to los angeles. he's in the federal courthouse behind my here. the hearing begins in a few minutes. we know he's going to be in the courtroom with his attorney, abbe lowell. these are nine charges, federal charges, three are felonies. hunter biden was indicted by david weiss last month for failure to pay originally more than 1.4 million in taxes. he paid them back with the help of a friend. david weiss says hunter biden had plenty of money to pay these taxes. he just chose to use them on an extravagant lifestyle, that includes more than 1.6 in atm withdrawals, $683,000 for payments to various women. 400,000 for clothing. 188,000 on adult entertainment and 240,000 health and beauty and pharmacy products. the special counsel charged hunter biden in california where he lives. hunter is here in the first place, martha, because a plea

andy is very patient, steadfast, predictatable. lexi is s bright and very funnn it i is your classic c canoe st one moves and the boat gets rocked. >> was it nasty? >> it was not pleasant. >> when she was served the notice she ripped it up and caused trouble where her husband had to get a restraining order against her. >> your husband ended up getting a restraining order against you so you could not speak with him. why? >> he did not want to speak to me. he just could not t faface spea to me. hehe w wanted out.t. >> martha has a assistant that works on flowers for her. this is eventually the person that paris off with andy. >> how do you think one response to your husband leaving you for some woman that was working for you? closer to the age of alexis ana martrtha was verery ununhappy a think marthaha wasas very huhur one of the unbelievable things about martha and her resilience is not showing how much she was hurt. >> thank heavens i had a wonderful career and a wonderful child and a supportive family and i could get on with my l

>> andy, i can't believe it.eopardy. whatever. you click on it and you see, this is not netflix. this is a weird e-mail address. >> it is the fact that you lost your debit card like, oh, that. >> i think it was pure coincidence, i think. >> andy, i'm so glad you came on to tal to talk about this. >> me, too i hope -- i hope people listen and just be calm and take a breath >> love it. >> you helped someone today. >> thank you so much. >> next time we'll talk about the housewives. >> yes, salt lake reunion part two next week. we're in miami and beverly hills tonight. >> serious andy is here. we can't handle it. >> i know it's weird. >> or was it one of the housewives >> you know -- >> who is most likely? >> well, there is someone most likely we'll talk about it later. i'll explain al, believe me. >> he's an imposter. >> well, he's a smart man. what's with the weather, al? >> it is windy day in the northeast. we have snow showers sunny and mild florida all the way into texas here comes the next big storm >>> good we

if jim carrey wants to pretend he is andy kaufman, the crew plays along.t a little unorthodox. and when you demand everybody play along or be punished, that's when i have a problem. that's when you get girls in the boys room, men boxing women. you get coed prisons. what could go wrong? >> god forbid i ever go to jail. but if i do, i hope it's in california. because as soon as the judge sentences me, i'll say, "your honor, before you sentence me, i want the court to know, i identify as a woman." [laughter] "send me to women's jail." [laughter] and as soon as i get in there, you know what i'm going to be doing. "give me a [bleep] fruit cocktail before i knock your [bleep] teeth out! i'm a girl just like you, [bleep]! come over here and suck this [bleep] i got. don't make me clean myself. i'm a girl." >> jesse: predictably, chappelle is under attack by biology deniers and people with no sense of humor. he's found out that trans is ripe with material. now to a galaxy far, far away. where chewbacca is transitioning, it is illegal to body shame jabba the hutt, a

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andy, thank you for your learned legal opinion. appreciate it. and fox news legal editor, kerri kupec urbahn. nancy mace, graduate of the citadel, let him have it with all canons blazing, and clearly it was a lot of political theater. does the political theater enter into the legal realm or is that separate? >> it has an impact. if i had to pick a winner and loser for today, i would actually pick donald trump as the winner, he had a very bad press day yesterday because of his arguments, driving the news this morning. no one is talking about that now, everyone is talking about the president's son and i would say the loser long-term is joe biden. because it's his doj that's going to have to contend ultimately with a referral from congress for contempt, which they will, contend whether or not they will prosecute the president's son for contempt. it's his white house counsel's office that has to contend with possible obstruction issues if joe biden and hunter biden had any conversation about him defying that subpoena, deadline producing information o

cheryl: here we go with that, steve forbes, andy puzder, thank you so much for joining me. i really appreciate it. cheryl: here's a question, could 2024 be the year to finally buy a home or are americans feeling overly optimistic about falling rates. realtor.com chief economist danielle hale joins us next. i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ cheryl: younger americans are farther away from owning a home, 20% of men and 12% of women under the age of 35 are living with mom and dad to save for a down payment. average homeownership in the u.s. has risen to 66% and for those under 35, the rate is down to 38% and everyone is facing higher prices, jumping up in major u.s. cities for the ninth s

i'm sure andy felt he was on the back burner. and i think anybody would feel that way, where she is the lilimelight, she was growing, b busy all ththe tim. did d that have e somethingg to do o with it enending, did that have something to do with it ending, your getting famous? i think that busy busy. busy more than wife being better known than husband? yeah. i think it was more busy, busy. she came up when there wasn't that kind of focus for a woman outside of the home, you know. and if you did get into business, it was a different kind of business. but you certainly did not get into a business that you started on your own. so that, i think, took a lot of focus away from perhaps a home life. what's the worst thing that's ever happened to you? the worst thing-- i think, the dissolution of my marriage. it was sad for me, because i'm a family person. and i enjoy family. and i like family. it's a hard thing to cope with. i think it was something that wasn't in her plans. i don't t think shee was expecting it. andy, very patient, earn

andy: i think the west is losing competitiveness.the west is doing and what people are talking about in davos, they are still talking about money, interest rates, money supply. china has moved on. china is focusing on real stuff. china will become more competitive than would. so that west will raise tariffs, they are trying to hang on. but that market is bigger than the west. industrialized economies are only 10% of people in the world. you look at growth in the automobile sector, for example, it is likely to double by 2030 mostly in emerging economies, and china will be doing very well over there, it will take up most of the growth over the next decade off the growth of fortune dollars. import substitution is a big source of growth for china. that can't be stopped by tariffs from the other side. you look at semiconductors, look at commercial jets, you look at cruise ships, tankers, these are things china needs so china will buy. ic $1 trillion over there. there is a lot of growth opportunities if china focuses on the right areas. te

and the news is working with the good news is working with andy burnham. now andy burnham.or commissioned the private sector to with those proposals to come up with those proposals and government is really very welcoming of that work at the moment. so we have not given up the idea of much improved connectivity between the west midlands and greater manchester. >> andy, i mean, hs2 is a project now we've read in the week that actually the trains are be slower not are going to be slower and not be take as many people be able to take as many people as they thought. they're not going to all the way into going to come all the way into euston. this rail project euston. this whole rail project is a disastrous bit is a disastrous that last bit about right. about euston isn't right. >> the work still >> actually, the work is still it's not going to be happening in for another seven in houston for another seven years. in houston for another seven yeathat's but i mean, >> that's correct. but i mean, what's the of is he's what's the point of it is he's going go to houston and he's going

. >> sandra: andy mccarthy, great to see you. i want to dig into the improper relationship with the prosecutor involved in the trump case in a second. but to hunter biden and these art dealings, let's flash back to jen psaki on this concept of a process for identifying the buyers of hunter biden's art. this is 2021, her defending hunter's art sales. watch. >> did the white house play any role in crafting the sales agreement with the new york gallery to protect the purchasers or the ultimate purchasers' identity? >> well, i can tell you that after careful consideration a system has been established that allows for hunter biden to work in his profession within reasonable safeguards. gallerists will not share information about buyers or prospective buyers, including identities with hunter biden or the administration which provides quite a level of protection and transparency. >> sandra: ok. so, keeping that in mind, how big is this? i mean, if there really was a directive to reveal the identity of a purchaser of hunter biden's art,

but andy sabin is back with us. andy, you stick by with what you said.he had to win and you didn't. you're not giving her more financial support. >> right. you know who kenny rogers is? you have to know when to fold them, you have to know when to walk away. it's time for nikki haley to walk away. i will be the first person to write her a check for president in 2028. there's absolutely no upside to her going to south carolina. there's a tremendous down side. she's down by 31 points now. that's the last i heard in south carolina. she's got two senators and a governor supporting trump. going to south carolina -- >> neil: you're very good with numbers. donald trump has 32 delegates has 17. she trails in the polls, but if we were to knock someone out this early in the game because it's not good, bill clinton would have never had a shot. ronald reagan would have never had a shot. >> look, if you can't win your own state, there's no reason to go on. >> neil: she hasn't lost it yet. you had faith in her going in to new hampshire. you are right. you're within you

for more here, we're joined by andy blocker. andy, welcome. good to have you with us.hought they had agreed on a number for defense spending in this current, i guess continuing resolution. >> absolutely, yeah. we're at $886 billion is the line. look, i think the issue is going to be once you get the full package, because you can't get a full package unless you get agreement on all the different various issues, because the house republicans want writers on these. they want to have different types of language that will help with the border or with another issue. these are things that the senate democrats are not going to allow. >> let me ask you something that -- excuse me. something that has crept into my cynical head, and that is this. i am having watched washington on the border for a generation. i'm increasingly persuaded that neither side really wants to solve it. >> well, unfortunately, i think you're right about that. i think for the last 20 years, i think both sides, for various reasons, have wanted to keep it out as an issue. we're seeing that a lot right now. t

webb, joins now, andy webb, who joins us now, andy, morning to you.his is extraordinary, let alone the interview with with princess diana, where she famously said there was three in my marriage. she was referring to camilla parker bowles. the suggestion that she was being spied on by mi5 , that that that she was being spied on by m15 , that that she was facing m15, that that she was facing death threats, that prince charles had paid for an abortion for the nanny of william and to harry legge—bourke what your what your investigative journalism has done is exposed the extraordinary lengths the bbc went to cover up all of this i >> -- >> yeah. i exam >> yeah. i think that is fair. i would also say, and this is to not the, uh, you know, pat myself on the head unnecessarily, but the it was actually because of a document that was released to me in october of 2020 by that the bashir scandal became known . in bashir scandal became known. in the first place. and i'll explain even briefly what happened. um, the, the i had put in another freedom of information r

here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. unfamiliar shirts for a very familiar rivalry.iverpool in purple, arsenal in white, and the gunners were so nearly in front. reiss nelson with the first of a string of early chances for the hosts, but crucially they couldn't take them. martin odegaard came closest, but still not close enough. how on earth did arsenal not score? and liverpool nearly made them pay, as trent alexander—arnold rattled the bar. plenty of drama, but no goals at the break. after it, more of the same. arsenal's domination matched only by their frustration. for their manager, it was getting hard to watch. and with ten minutes left, it was even harder. liverpool find a way! had liverpool pinched it after that own goal? deep into stoppage time, they definitely had. luis diaz sealing victory in style. liverpool through, while arsenal will be wondering quite how this one got away. andy swiss, bbc news. the gunners paying the price for all of those chances that went by the way. so arsenal paid the price for missing a host of opportunities. liverpool hanging on a

andy swiss has more. top of the league and on course in the cup.iverpool's elation was matched only by arsenal's frustration. playing in white, the gunners should have been in front. martin odegaard thumped the bar as either side of the break they created chance after chance. but could they actually convert one? how many more chances are arsenal going to pass up? well, their manager's reaction said it all. and with ten minutes left, they paid the price. liverpool find a way. arsenal at last finding the net but unfortunately their own via jakub kiwior�*s header and deep into stoppage time their misery was complete. and it's luis diaz and he's sealed it. they'd been second best for much of the game, but liverpool had done it. i'm just super proud, it's a super difficult draw. maybe most difficult we could have got. they really wanted it and so we got it. forarsenal, meanwhile, a third defeat in a row. testing times for them. triumphant ones for their opponents. andy swiss, bbc news. so the gunners out of the competition at the first hurdle for them.

andy swiss, bbc news. gunners really paying the price for all those chances that went by the way. liverpool hanging on, stealing it late on. they will be in monday's fourth round draw.— objective just to get into the half of the next round. we've got the two league goals. we had chances. we change things around or have time. internally, and we came out to play football. took our chances. the changes that we did make and the change in the system and really made an impact for us. i am really happy and really proud that we could win this game, which obviously of course arsenal could have won it as well, not a shred of doubt. but we kept the game open that long, and then in decisive moments, finished it off, so that speaks to the character of the boys. they really wanted it and so we got it. the performance was a matter of chancesin the performance was a matter of chances in the situation we have to win the game, there's no question about that. we're not capitalising for that we have to capitalise to win games

here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. unfamiliar shirts for a very familiar rivalry.iverpool in purple, arsenal in white, and the gunners were so nearly in front. reiss nelson with the first of a string of early chances for the hosts, but crucially they couldn't take them. martin odegaard came closest, but still not close enough. how on earth did arsenal not score? and liverpool nearly made them pay, as trent alexander—arnold rattled the bar. plenty of drama, but no goals at the break. after it, more of the same. arsenal's domination matched only by their frustration. for their manager, it was getting hard to watch. and with ten minutes left, it was even harder. liverpool find a way! arsenal's jakub kiwior heading it into his own net, had liverpool pinched it? deep into stoppage time, they definitely had. it's luis diaz and he sealed it. luis diaz sealing victory in style. liverpool through, while arsenal will be wondering quite how this one got away. andy swiss, bbc news. the gunners paying the price for all of those chances that went by the way. so arsenal paid the

joining us now is congressman andy kim. indicted incumbent senator robert menendez. senator kim, thank you very much for coming to this show tonight. three years after january six. how are you reflecting on that dark day in our history? >> thank you, jonathan. it is something i think about a lot. when i'm at the capitol, i think about what happened to the building that day. as i mentioned, i believe it to be the most beautiful building in our nation. i think the capital is the physical manifestation of the constitution. to defile and to disgrace that building is to develop and discuss our constitution. one thing that i came away from that day is i really felt like i learned what it meant to be a caretaker of our democracy. as a result, a caretaker for our capital. i very much continue that every single day, this job right know, right now, we need caretakers for our democracy. people who are willing to step up and protect it at this moment of sheer fragility that we face right now. >> congressman, we heard the president ment

joining us now is congressman andy kim.unning in the democratic primary against indicted incumbent senator robert menendez. senator kim, thank you very much for coming to this show tonight. three years after january six. how are you reflecting on that dark day in our history? >> thank you, jonathan. it is something i think about a lot. when i'm at the capitol, i think about what happened to the building that day. as i mentioned, i believe it to be the most beautiful building in our nation. i think the capital is the physical manifestation of the constitution. to defile and to disgrace that building is to develop and discuss our constitution. one thing that i came away from that day is i really felt like i learned what it meant to be a caretaker of our democracy. as a result, a caretaker for our capital. i very much continue that every single day, this job right know, right now, we need caretakers for our democracy. people who are willing to step up and protect it at this moment of sheer fragility that we face right now. >>

i was extremely grateful to andy burnham for cutting phase one into announcing the first stage of the series of reviews. that independent review, done by gary malcolm, is something i never thought i would ever read. a damning truth about how those children had been failed. a young girl who had died. and the officialfinding of that report was that the reason that happened is because gmp would not put resources into investigating that case. after that report, i think it was five senior officers and retired officers referred to the iop see for investigation. none of them would be interviewed. ultimately, the independent office for police conduct couldn't bring any action against them because there was sufficient evidence. the minutes of the meeting where operational gusto was closed down had gone astray, they were lost. so now we still have nobody held accountable for failing dozens and dozens of children in 2005, allowing 100 paedophiles to continue to walk the streets. on this case again, gary and malcolm make it very, very clear that there was a tiny number of the abusers ever held to

if you can stay, andy.ing at this and the unusual nature of this and the added figures for this. this is a costly thing. donald trump has been order to pay now when you look at everything, 83.3 million in damages for defaming e. jean carroll while he was president. this is not before that. the issues that came up while he was president. things he has said since. so i'll ask you what i was trying to get in to with andy. if he makes more statements and finds the verdict to be egregious and over the top, then what? >> i agree fully with andy. the whole point of this, this enormous damages, unprecedented damages now, is to tell donald trump to shut up. if you can think of it this way. every time he wants to insult jean carroll, he has to write a $40 million check for each sentence. that's how bad this is. i can't believe his lawyers have not succeeded in telling him, campaign for president. run for president. make your accusations about a two tiered justice system but stop attacking people who are no longer pub

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andy macdonald. solution. andy macdonald. >> well, yes.now, they're not the ones that have been government for 14 have been in government for 14 years. you know, the conservatives over conservatives have presided over the immigration system, the migration system . um, they've migration system. um, they've seen of this for 14 years. seen all of this for 14 years. and, you know , it's taken this and, you know, it's taken this long for them to start doing something about it's something about it. it's ridiculous. can't complain ridiculous. they can't complain about been ridiculous. they can't complain about it been ridiculous. they can't complain about it for been ridiculous. they can't complain about it for 14 been ridiculous. they can't complain about it for 14 years. been running it for 14 years. >> , what would labour do to >> uh, what would labour do to stop the boats? because it seems to that rishi sunak is in to me that rishi sunak is in political hot water because he's trying to do something. your mate , keir starmer has said that mate

andy macdonald. solution. andy macdonald. >> well, yes.w, they're not the ones that have been government for 14 have been in government for 14 years. you know, the conservatives over conservatives have presided over the immigration system, the migration system . um, they've migration system. um, they've seen of this for 14 years. seen all of this for 14 years. and, you know , it's taken this and, you know, it's taken this long for them to start doing something about it's something about it. it's ridiculous. can't complain ridiculous. they can't complain about been ridiculous. they can't complain about it been ridiculous. they can't complain about it for been ridiculous. they can't complain about it for 14 been ridiculous. they can't complain about it for 14 years. been running it for 14 years. >> , what would labour do to >> uh, what would labour do to stop the boats? because it seems to that rishi sunak is in to me that rishi sunak is in political hot water because he's trying to do something. your mate , keir starmer has said that mate,

here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. unfamiliar shirts for a very familiar rivalry.iverpool in purple, arsenal in white, and the gunners were so nearly in front. reiss nelson with the first of a string of early chances for the hosts, but crucially they couldn't take them. martin odegaard came closest, but still not close enough. and liverpool nearly made them pay, as trent alexander—arnold rattled the bar. plenty of drama, but no goals at the break. after it, more of the same. arsenal's domination matched only by their frustration. for their manager, it was getting hard to watch. and with ten minutes left, it was even harder. liverpool find a way! had liverpool pinched it after that own goal? deep into stoppage time, they definitely had. luis diaz sealing victory in style. liverpool through, while arsenal will be wondering quite how this one got away. andy swiss, bbc news. the gunners paying the price for all of those chances that went by the way. liverpool hanging on and stealing it late on. they will be in monday's fourth round draw. getting into the half of the ne