erik: i think you can. the fed is pretty far above neutral, so they would make the argument, if inflation stays around these levels, and they only cut twice, they are still pretty far above neutral and still in trichet territory, and they are still putting some downward pressure on inflation, at least in their framework. can you get two rate cuts? absolutely. the bigger question is can you get six or even more than that, and that is what is hanging in the balance. sonali: you look at the steepener we are looking at here. what does it tell you? is it a bull or bear steepener? ed: it has really been driven by the front end so far, and this tension between inflation and unemployment that we really focus on right now becomes a low bit more of a tension between fiscal and monetary policy next year. markets right now are struggling -- how do we prioritize the underlying case for cuts this year versus the possibility of bigger fiscal deficits and potentially higher rates next year? it is correct to focus on the im

erik: that is right.d go back, measure those motions of the markings, and then enter the data onto punch cards. and do some math and come up with how strong the wind was that was pushing that debris along. miles: technology like doppler radar and lidar may have made photogrammetry obsolete, but they have not answered all the questions, including a crucial one: what are the wind speeds right at the surface? erik: i'm thinking the wind speeds are probably stronger than we would have guessed, and i'm thinking there are a lot more chaotic. i suspect it's going to be a lot more interesting than we would have assumed. miles: to solve that mystery, he and his team will have to devise new sensors and techniques. he's thinking doppler drones might be the future. for the pbs news hour, i am miles o'brien in norman, oklahoma. ♪ amna: we are at the midpoint of a wnba season that has been like no other. record setting numbers on the court, in the stands and on television. and now, as john yang reports, a big new telev

leiv erikson, no, erik the red, erik the red, quite right, when he was expelled from iceland, he discovered greenland. scandinavian 400. professor of theology michael linfield, by swedish nationality, in 2022 he became the rector of the academy in this finnish city. maybe a turk? quite right, there are many swedes living in the city and teaching there. many scientific societies of naturalists around the world are named after this swede. karllinny, right, from t to t for 300. a monument to a representative of this profession can be seen in one of the st. petersburg courtyards, almost under the very roof. chimney sweep, right. t200 in 1966, humorists livshets and livenbuk suggested telling zealous officials that the movement of the legs in this dance is depicted on... it was he performed the duties of an arctic fox for the judges of the dead assyris, that god is that, quite right, from t to t500. giacomo puccini did not have time to finish this last opera; the final duet and finale were written by franco alfano. torondot, right, payma 500. dedicated to this battle. called the poem of pintaur,

. >> erik hirsch, hamilton lane. what are we expecting from the fed meeting?, i mean, i look at it and think, if i'm watching yields go lower, you just mentioned the amount of money they're borrowing, that's obviously positive for yields, driving it lower. i think the unemployment rate will continue to tick up. that should be yield friendly. in other words, yields going down. the flip side, you know, there is supply and demand imbalance out there. i don't think the fed is going to move here. i think they'll probably signal september. i just don't know what the market reaction is going to be, and again, it's not the inversion of the yield curve that people should be concerned about, it's the resteepening, which we're in the midst of now, and, you know, people say that's a bull steepening, it's a bull steepener for the bond market, not necessarily the equity market. >> the inversion has not been a tell on anything this time. mike khouw, in terms of how the market will react to a well-baked in 25 basis point cut in september? i mean, is that a sell the news event

erik tenhag remains at manchester united. his contract with the mancunians for another 2 years. let me remind you that tenhag headed the reds in 2022, so far the club has only won under him. the english cup last season, it was this trophy that probably influenced the decision of the united management to continue cooperation with the specialist; in the premier league, manchester finished in eighth place. we introduce you to the architectural memories of belarus from different eras and styles, together with all these titles, the karaleevskiy taxa, and the different architectural designs that have an absolute value different structure ўlady. knowing the russian empires here, a completely new imperial concept of classical architecture appeared, which passed away from the earliest tradition of rachy paspalitai. let's go down to their history... on the upper surfaces, certain things have already appeared, and this will be done to ensure the stability of these problems for many more hours. on our tv channel. stunningly crowded and f

after keeping hisjob, now erik ten hag has extended his contract at manchester united by another yeartchman survived an end—of—season review after winning the fa cup. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. millions of people are voting in the general election — 40,000 polling stations in 650 seats across the uk are open till ten o'clock tonight. it is the first general election where voters will need to show photographic id. 0ur political correspondent, sean curran, reports. it's decision time. across the uk, tens of thousands of polling stations opened at 7:00 this morning. the prime minister, rishi sunak, cast his vote in yorkshire. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, voted in north london. the liberal democrat leader, sir ed davey, posed for photographers in southwest london. and the snp leader, john swinney, walked to a village hall in perthshire to cast his vote. in north wales, the plaid cymru leader rhun ap iorwerth voted in anglesey and the green co—leader carla denyer cast her vote in bristol. the west of england. many people have already voted by post, including

look around, further on there is paradise, the volga-okhtuba floodplain, its channels, here they say eriks, lakes, meadows and dubraves, on the border with kazakhstan the amazing lake elton, the concentration of different types of healing salt and mineral mud is one and a half times higher than in the dead sea, by the way, and everywhere around the steppe, where the feather grass is like ocean waves, beauty, all this is in volgograd, stalingrad, tsaritsin, this is a river and this land is a lot of things. we’ve seen it, but there’s never been anything like it here today. ceremony of announcing the names of the laureates of the international global energy prize. by the way, it is the only russian award that is included in the airek rating among the hundred most prestigious awards in the world. well, if anyone else doesn’t know about something. this annual award is presented every fall. outstanding pioneers, those who proposed something revolutionary new in the field of energy. and old. kind, traditional and alternative. currently, the prize fund has accumulated 39 million rubles. over two d

that's going to be exciting as an analyst, but we don't see it yet. >> erik thanks. 349 as your bulle. >> thanks. >>> coming up, a breath of fresh air. top technician jeff degraph is breaking down the rally's broadening participation and where it's the real deal or just another short life catchup trade. "closing bell" will be right back. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. awkward question... is there going to be anything left... —left over? —yeah. oh, absolutely. (inner monologue) my kids don't know what they want. you know who knows what she wants? me! i want a massage, in amalfi, from someone named giancarlo. and i didn't live in that shoebox for years. not just— with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so

with manchester united and erik ten hag? what— with manchester united and erik ten hag?ke of the news he is staying at united in— hag? what you make of the news he is staying at united in new— hag? what you make of the news he is staying at united in new contract? - hag? what you make of the news he is staying at united in new contract? i- staying at united in new contract? i think staying at united in new contract? think firstly it was not really a surprise. he was always going to sign. i think everyone is very pleased. i think you look at the last two years, he has had a trophy in each season. there has been a bit of success and i think there is definitely more to come. like i said, i think everyone is very pleased with him staying. i spoke to him a couple of times and also the medical staff, him a couple of times and also the medicalstaff, i him a couple of times and also the medical staff, i think we have been very close this camp because obviously what has been going on. we have touched base quite a lot and i think they are in touch with him a lot too. . ., , i. .,

pasamos con erik mora. nos cuenta cómo es que locales y visitantes viven estas horas previas.s y sus delegaciones naveguen en diversas embarcaciones enfrente de todos los espectadores. los franceses hacen las cosas muy bien, hacen mucho, mucho show. me imagino mucho, mucho fireworks, me imagino muchísimas cosas pasando en el en el río sena, incluso drones. me parece que va a ser muy bonito, muy interesante y va a poder abarcar toda la ciudad y toda la población va a poder salir y ver los atletas, que me parece que es muy lindo. sin embargo, el conseguir un boleto para poder disfrutar de este majestuoso evento no ha sido tarea sencilla dado a la escasez de entradas o altos costos de los mismos. queríamos conseguir boletos para la entrada para para la inauguración y estar en 1.000 ■. no sé, creo que me salto ese evento, pero obviamente lo vamos a estar siguiendo y vamos a ver qué tal. a días de esta inauguración, la ciudad de parís se ha convertido en la más vigilada del mundo con policías e incluso integrantes del ejército vigilando las calles y los monumentos más emblemáticos,

erik galiuddinov will tell you about the cryptocurrency and why the builders of illusory happiness gotted 1.5 million rubles, waited 10 million back, fascinated by false expectations, novosibirsk residents became victims of a non-childish pyramid, roman syulgin, in order to receive a huge interest on the deposit, even took out a loan, bring money and you’ll get a little more, but naturally, you didn’t get any more, but got much less, practically, well , more than 90 percent was lost, just an outright waste under... and under this guise of a cooperative. there are now hundreds of victims, in the novosibirsk region alone, there are victims in other regions of russia. alexey zagorodnikov from keimerovo region. there are actually a lot of victims, they are from different regions, this is the krasnodar region, this is the samara region, this is the irkutsk region, they called me from different cities, the amounts are for everyone different, someone brought real estate there. 20% profit per month, such income was promised to people with real money, or, as in the case of marina zakharova, the

and kick erik is south of go ahead and put them on the sanctions for 10 years and then invading and destroying, get uh uh, but when it comes to the villa, stan yards, everything changes when it comes to the ocean. you could and everything changes even like that, the judgement of deciding what kind of a tech that took place in your today and, and what happens and he goes on when they compare it, they make good conclusion in what conclusions and what happens in russia. but in a good answer, but when it comes to guys that they need a thorough investigation, they need don't or to know all the details. and even when they use the language, they differentiate yet between the human and the human, they say that a stand ends this tone. and they say they, they describe the coming of understanding and as it sometimes when it comes to is the they use the passive voice in their head line, sometimes ballasting and skills and goes that they don't say that is what i can understand. and so it has been always this been standard policy that united states it's united states approaching, dealing with any conflict i

adventhealth and the 43 car of erik jones showing us -- that's on the camera. lens which still has some rain precipitation on it. >> this is a better view from hamlin. speed is your friend. when you get up to speed, it should, hopefully, blow off any standing water. the big thing for me is every lap is going to be different. what i mean is you are going to try to test the grip level of your car. the same time the grip level of the track is shifting. that's when i think makes this so interesting. i think bell, larson, some of these guys that run dirt, because that's a little bit like the dirt move, right, the moisture comes out of the dirt and they have to adjust quickly. talking about svg, so much experience. now rain isn't equal to dirt. the idea of a shifting track condition might be more comfortable to some. although these cup drivers now have enough experience. we have seen wet weather tires on different occasions, ovals and road courses now. they are the best stock car drivers in the world. they make it look easier than it is. i think this will be a much m

petersburg until 1713 the fountain was called erik or nameless erik and was a swamp river, forming in, i swear i will find you. at any moment, zaur, at any moment, i will dig you underground. yes. if you want more? we 'll repeat, i'll tear you up, i'll tear you up. well, what do we have with the order? is selaev no longer interesting? interesting, i’m interested, when the cops are hanging on your tail, i ’ll clean up the tails. “i’ve already cleared almost everything, when you clear everything, then we’ll return to the issue with the selaym, while the order is frozen, i’ll clear it, try, it’s in our common interests, okay, i’ll inform you.” uh-huh, uh-huh, pam-pa-pam, hi, hi, and the children where, they've been sleeping for a long time, and you looked at the clock, how long? it’s almost midnight, well, i’m a little late, but i found you a normal job, well, don’t be such a beech, a security guard or maybe a bodyguard, you dream pettyly, you remember oleg chesnakov, my classmate, well, a builder of all sorts there. they are expanding their business, they need a lawyer for criminal case

while former manchester united striker wayne rooney is starting a newjob, the current united boss, eriks last season, will remain in charge until 2026. his previous contract had a year to run with the option to extend for a further year, which has now been activated. although united spoke to a number of prospective candidates for the managerial role, both before and after the wembley showpiece, they eventually concluded ten hag was the right man for thejob. leicester city's appeal against the premier league's profit and sustainability charge has been rejected by an independent commission. leicester, who returned to the premier league at the first attempt by winning the championship last season, were charged in march for an alleged breach of the rules. the commission has ruled the top flight can punish the club for an alleged breach for the three seasons leading up to 2022—23. leicester are appealing against the latest ruling. let's have a quick look at some of the other football stories today. fran kirby is set to sign for brighton. after her chelsea contract expired. she is widely rega

look he's two years into his project as he would call it, erik ten hag.mber famously, i think it was two and a half years ago, just when he was on his way out, ralf rangnick, who's since kind of rebuilt himself with the austrian national team. and he said that at the time that man unhed said that at the time that man united needed open heart surgery, which basically it said that it needed a complete top to bottom overhaul. we kind of knew that, i guess, but erik ten hag has become a little bit. i don't want to use the word bolshie, but i think he's been empowered by the fact they won the fa cup at the end of last season. >> they not only won it, they want it in style. they did, and they and they beat man city. >> yeah, absolutely. >> yeah, absolutely. >> absolutely. probably the best team in the world. >> indeed. indeed. avenging the defeat from the year before of course. and so i think he he's decided to sound off a little bit and let the fans know exactly the gravity of the situation. he wasn't happy with the ownership, basically. si king out successors

as your prior guest, erik larson, said, i am a big fan. we should take everything they say seriously. as the title even says, i think what they are doing here is creating a mandate if they win, they claim the mandate and say, the people knew about it. so anything in that plan, anything trump says at a rally, is fair game if he wins. that's why he should take it seriously and that's why the wildest eras. i wrote this book to expose these gerrymandered is an extreme state houses. they have just gone bananas with whether it is a crazy universal vouchers, or the lack of a rule of law, or putting into positions as high as the supreme court, completely unqualified people -- it is essentially project 2025 in stages already happening. i'm telling you from ohio, and people from missouri will tell you this, it is terrible. it is turning the states upside down. it's a downward spiral towards extremism. there's not much rule of law left in these places. in many ways, what project 2025 will do is nationalized what is already this downward drive spiral.

erik larson, best-selling author of multiple books including the latest, demon of unrest, saga of hubrisstraight ahead we go inside this, project 2025. we have read all 922 pages of the rights manifesto to drastically alter the american government. we are devoting a full hour to breaking down the more insidious sections of the document. we discussed the dangers of it all with experts in those specific fields. velshi inside project 2025 begins after a break. break. gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the five blades can get virtually every hair in one stroke. for the ultimate gillette shaving experience. the best a man can get is gillettelabs. this summer. subway is making snacking history. first, epic footlong cookies, churros, and pretzel's. now, all new $3 footlong dippers. is there a hall of fame for snacks? find your perfect footlong snack at subway today. (vo) if you have graves' disease, your eye symptoms could mean something more. footlong snack that gritty feeling can't be brushed away. even a little blurry vision can distort things. and something serious may be

manchester united manager erik ten hag has signed a contract extension with the club. that finishes with an 800m dash to the finishing line, and a first chance for cavendish to potentially extend his record. theoretically, this is going to be the end. i believe his contract is “p the end. i believe his contract is up at the end of the year. he will be 40 next may. you know, he's not a spring chicken any more. there is a tidal wave of youthful talent coming through the sport. that said, anyone who watched the sprint closely yesterday saw that that wasn't just his technical and tactical awareness that got him the win, he was strong. when he did start leading the sprint outcome of the big favourite philipson was on his wheel in the slipstream and didn't really have an answer. forwhat slipstream and didn't really have an answer. for what it's worth, i think he probably has more stage wins in him this year in the tour de france. while there are signs of him slowing down, if he wanted to carry on for another year or two, down, if he wanted to carry on for anotheryear ortwo,

rob erik mondragÓn, quien nos presenta las reacciones divulgar todos los documentos pertinentes en su vio las diferencias y tuvo la tomÓ la decisiÓn de de de la informaciÓn que fuera a para el pÚblico disponible para el pÚblico. >> decisiÓn que segÚn la declaraciÓn jurada es parte de esa mociÓn concedida el pasado 8 de julio a los medios de comunicaciÓn que pedÍan que se revelara la informaciÓn del dÍa que ocurrieron los hechos, el material que estas dos entidades tienen que revelar incluye cÁmaras de vigilancia corporal llamadas al 911 y otras formas de comunicaciÓn llevados a cabo el dÍa de la masacre. >> el camino para la justicia es demasiado largo y rizo pide que cuando se revelen estos documentos que se puedan utilizar con cordura y prudencia para no zanjar mÁs la herida que viven los padres de las vÍctimas fallecidas en la masacre y tambiÉn los familiares de las dos maestras asesinadas. >> y de acuerdo con la declaraciÓn jurada, estas dos entidades tienen hasta el 28 de julio para poder revelar esos documentos. hasta aquÍ lo mÁs relevante del sur de texas. excelente martes, les

. >> erik prince, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. but of course, there are plenty of people here who believed that steve bannon is serving justice. that is overdue. who after his conviction, two years ago, jake, sara marie, and danbury, connecticut. thanks so much. is president biden seriously considering any of the calls to move aside and let another democrat take the top of his party's ticket. we're back with a person who may be one of the closest to the president outside its family let me introduce you to class 500. >> the intuitive and easy to use trading app that gives you a glimpse into the future futures trading. >> see a trading opportunity. you'll be able to trade it in two clicks. once your account is open no matter what kind of trader you are, plus 500 has you covered with a tailored solution? >> so download the app and start trading futures today, trading in futures and options involves the risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor plus 500. it's trading with a plus used car shopping two rows, two dogs oh, wow.

it's erik up was zooms, been following latest developments from darrow below and central garza is very minute, 3 is bouncing more pressure on at the city of han year. this is how that hostile district when you military controversial does have been passed to residents and the eastern areas recommended them to no longer remain in that place. but they have been given a very short time in which to have been on the wide, military bombardment, families. in fact, there have been really struggling in order to leave their touches about thousands of displace palestinians are right now. have a note broken shelters while they are still families truck. um it's this ongoing file. wait a minute to announce that the ours pulsing and you mandatory and cogent and that parts of the city, assuming d, as in the situation. sounds really critical. it has been also was in the central areas where the eyes of these wait a minute to right now. for an upgrade to refuge account, there was a very notable limited advancement for the is very many treat tax on the eastern areas of the race, which has been a combined b

i mean, erik for one was at his home in westchester, new york as the scene unfolded. afterwards, tried frantically to reach his father, took about an hour before trump was in a hospital room, was able to call eric and have him conference in the rest of his children and they really felt comforted that fairly early into the conversation he he he started to make jokes. he shifted to a tone of levity. don junior and eric joked that he would have something in common with a vander holyfield heavyweight boxing champion who had part of his ear a bit off by mike tyson trump quipped, you want to be like one the greats. and what they really came out of that conversation with was a plan going forward. trump said, we're going to the convention, we're going to the milwaukee nothing changes. and so i think he realized pretty quickly on not only how lucky he got by surviving this assassination attempt, but that he has an opportunity to hold history in his hands and reshaped the election. and that his return to the white house is more within grasp now than it ever has been the newly m

. >> there's erik ten hag. it's nice to see erik ten hag smile for a change, isn't it?ee. and then there's lenny . he's 18. good to see. and then there's lenny . he's18. nice. 18 years lenny. he's18. nice. 18 years old. he made his debut at 1632 games for lily. and he made their league, la liga team of their league, la liga team of the season. and, he's some player , but. well, he has to be player, but. well, he has to be getting younger, though. >> well, they're getting more expensive as well. >> £52 million for him. yeah. >> £52 million for him. yeah. >> at 18. >> at 18. >> yeah at 18, meanwhile , mason >> yeah at 18, meanwhile, mason greenwood has officially now left united for i don't know where's he gone ? where's he gone? >> marseilles. >> marseilles. >> yeah. that's right. >> yeah. that's right. >> yeah. that's right. >> yeah. yeah, yeah. >> yeah. yeah, yeah. >> you know what the whole mason greenwood, the whole thing just leaves a bit of a taste. >> him and mason greenwood is only half the price of lenny euro. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> 26 million. >>

most of them in the houston area that's going to see cnn meteorologist erik van dam. he's joining us from port lavaca, texas right now that just west of where beryl crashed ashore, what are you seeing over there? derek yeah. >> wolf tropical storm. beryl is barreling through southeastern texas as we speak now here, important lavaca in the central coast of texas the storm has largely passed, but the same cannot be said to my northeast in the city of houston, where they're getting absolutely rocked by powerful winds, very heavy rain leading to flash flooding and some of the first hurricane force winds from a tropical named tropical storm since 2008, hurricane ike, that's really putting this into context, right now, houston reporting sustained winds of 45 miles per hour, gusting to 75 miles per hour. remember a category one starts at 74, so they are officially in that range in terms of their gus this is causing widespread power outages and also toppling trees and power lines as well. we have quite a distinctive eye moving through houston as we speak the satellite and rad

[applause] up next to a real treat, erik prince joining us.veteran and we appreciate all the americans who served in uniform. he's also a a philanthropist and an entrepreneur and had right of all the companies he has sounded the front to resource group, lack water usa, presidential airways, and what business ventures is called unplugged. so if you're like me and your little suspicious of big tech and you wonder about your phone, maybe hotels obit about this latest venture that's going to promise privacy for you and for your communication. i think that's interesting. focus of the refugees coming american issues and also economic development. it's really with this background he's going to be able to survey the world scene for us and give us a unique perspective on economic trends and opportunities and so with all that please join me in welcoming to the stage erik prince. [applause] >> good morning. >> unfortunate as assault on saturday we have a bloated, incompetent, not very effective national security apparatus. we literally dodged a bullet. i

that's erik sorenson of illinois and scott peters of california, who have now joined the congressman, himes that we just heard there. i saw you shaking your head when jim himes was talking about the polling and i want to know what your view is of what he said about lines, chance at what i was thinking is that is absolutely insane to say right now, for months out with the polls where they are, which is basically tied, that there's no possible way that joe biden can win. and if we just think back to october 2016, i kind of think people in the republican party thought there's no possible way that donald trump can win this election now i can say a lot more about what i see underneath the polling and what strengths are there for biden and which tanks are off the democratic party and what strengths that are in terms of infrastructure and campaign resources relative to trump in the republican party. but i cannot get my head around anyone thinking that they know right now what's actually going to have president biden's good point? it is maybe a little too early to be able to differently. >> i

congressman jim himes, scott peters, erik sorenson now, at least 17 democrats in congress are breakingm the president. cnn's lauren fox is tracking all of this reaction from last night today and for tomorrow, of course, lauren, what are you hearing now? >> yeah. i think that if there was a belief that this press conference could put any concerns to bed the reality is that it did not stem the bleeding for some about a few minutes right after this press conference ended, you had jim himes, who is the top democrat on the house intelligence committee they coming out saying that he thought it was time for biden to step aside. now he was pressed on why he waited until after this press conference to put out his statement. and here's what he said. >> this needs to be resolved. i don't know in the next five to seven days because we just went ten days where the story was not donald trump promising totalitarianism. it was, how is joe biden going to do in the big boy press conference? >> and taking a step back, kate, i think it is important to point out that throughout this week, every single day,

we have been talking to more house democrats have come out and called him president biden to that's erik sorenson of illinois and scott peters of california who have joined the congressman, jim himes, that we just heard there. i saw you shaking your head when when jim himes was talking about the polling and i want to know what your view is of what he said about lines, chances, what i was thinking is that is absolutely insane to say. right now, for months out with the polls where they are, which is basically tied, that there's no possible way that joe biden can win. and if we just think back to october 2016, i think people in the republican party thought there's no possible way that donald trump can win this election now i can say a lot more about what i see underneath the polling and what strengths are there for biden and what strikes are off the democratic party and what strengths that are in terms of infrastructure and campaign resources relative to trump in the republican party. but i cannot get my head around anyone thinking that they know right now what's actually going to have good

that's erik sorenson of illinois and scott peters of california, who have now joined the congressman, jim himes that we just heard there. i saw you shaking your head when when jim himes was talking about the polling and i want to know what your view is of what he said about lines, chances, what i was thinking is that is absolutely insane to say. right now for months out with the polls where they are, which is basically tied, that there's no possible way that joe biden can win if we just think back to october 2016 i think people in the republican party thought there's no possible way that donald trump can win this election now i can say about more about what i see underneath the polling and what strengths are there for biden and then what strengths are often democratic party and what strengths that are in terms of infrastructure and campaign resources relative to trump in the republican party. but i cannot get my head around anyone thinking that they know right now what's actually going to have just got to point that it is maybe a little too early to be able to distantly it's absolutel

host: let's hear from erik independent line. caller: good morning. did see the interview, i played it obyou tube a few minutes ago. i don't think it was as bad as the debate performance but it was pretty bad. there were times he went off on tang ndz and that's what he does. he starts forgetting things he just starts rambling on about other topics. there's a problem there. i don't think the interview helped him that much and i do think there's been a problem for a long time and i think the real question is, is the media and then a lot of the people around him were touting him as running marathons before 9:00 a.m. that's the real question is why we didn't get the real story and now we're just seeing if at this time. host: bobby is in oklahoma, democrat line. caller: yes, sir. i am tired of cnn trying to push my president out. if we didn't have joe biden we wouldn't have voted for joe biden. had you drug out a dictator in donald trump or would you rather have a good man in joe biden? they want to take your social security away. you'd better wake the hel

host: let's hear from erik independent line. caller: good morning. i did see the interview, i played it obyou tube a few minutes ago. i don't think it was as bad as the debate performance but it was pretty bad. there were times he went off on tang ndz and that's what he does. he starts forgetting things he just starts rambling on about other topics. there's a problem there. i don't think the interview helped him that much and i do think there's been a problem for a long time and i think the real question is, is the media and then a lot of the people around him were touting him as running marathons before 9:00 a.m. that's the real question is why we didn't get the real story and now we're just seeing if at this time. host: bobby is in oklahoma, democrat line. caller: yes, sir. i am tired of cnn trying to push my president out. if we didn't have joe biden we wouldn't have voted for joe biden. had you drug out a dictator in donald trump or would you rather have a good man in joe biden? they want to take your social security away. you'd better wake the h

manchester united manager erik ten hag has signed a contract extension with the club. a number of alternatives ten hag would stay in thejob. there won't be many managers on the eve of the euro 2024 quarter finals that are facing as much scrutiny as gareth southgate. and the england boss is apparently considering making a significant change to his team. there'll be an alteration in personnel with marc guehi suspended, while it's also in defence that there could be a switch in the formation. england have been playing with a back four so far, but could change to a three, which they used in 2018. but centre backjohn stones was giving nothing away at their daily press conference. two different size to the game, two different outlooks for us over the years. opposition wise as well. it causes a problem. i think we are really fluid in both and that comes down to us when we get on the pitch, we have got to put it into practice. we train with everyone in training, different positions, even different scenarios as well. so it makes it seem less and that is a good thing for us. who