tammie was an entertainer. she didn't just stand up there and sing. >> along the way in 1996, tammie met and married a local boy, brett parker. a medical supplies salesman. he had been a star athlete in high school. he was always throwing some kind of ball. >> he played football and softball. he was an all american kid. >> an injury sidelined any thoughts of a career in professional sports so he took up amateur softball. that's how he met one of his closest friends. >> he was one of the best softball players i ever played with. >> when tammie came into the picture he knew his friend found his match. >> i knew they were going to get married. it was just a matter of time. >> a lucky man in love. >> they were fun to be around. no doubt in my mind he loved her. >> both tammie's friends and brett's agreed. the couple clicked. >> they seemed to do well together. they had the same dreams and ambitions. >> did you like tammie? >> i loved her. >> they had two children born 8 years apart and in the spring of 2012 the fam

tammy told her story on the stand.ow it was the prosecution's turn to question her and they came armed with more of tammy's text messages. sparks were about to fly. here's andrea canning's with the conclusion. >> so help me god. >> reporter: when tammy moorer took the stand in her own defense last month, she sailed through her direct testimony. but then came prosecutor nancy livesay. >> miss moorer, do you know who i am? >> i do. >> okay. and who am i? >> nancy livesay. you've made my life miserable. >> reporter: but nancy livesay was just getting started. the prosecutor's mission? to show the jury that tammy was hardly the tolerant wife she claimed to be. when it came to heather elvis, the prosecutor argued, tammy was angry, vengeful, and tammy's texts to heather proved it. >> you texted her, "you can tell me who you are right now or i will find out another way. that way won't have a great turnout for you." >> yes. >> and at the time, how old were you? >> i think i was 41 or 42, i'm not sure. >> okay, and so do you kn

tammy? >> tammy: ellison, great job. thank you very much. clearly a remarkable evening.nd a man who is making -- it'so got a combination working there, right? at each of his rallies. he's a man who is not a politician. came in from the business worlds but has adjusted very easily in to being a politician. knows what is his job was and is at these rallies when it comes to either moving his agenda or, of course, making a pitch for other republican politicians. and he's had a great deal of success in that. now, we've got -- he came out swinging, as ellison noted, of course, tonight, with his message on the attempteded impeachment, the insanity regarding that. let's listen to this for a second. >> radical democrats' policies are crazy. their politicians are corrupt, their candidates are terrible. and they know they can't win an election day, so they'rey pursuing an illegal, invalid, and unconstitutional impeachment. [applause] >> tammy: you know, sometimes the president, we know, does say some things that can be a little surprising. that's one of them. at the same time, it's

joining us to talk about it is judge tammy kemp. judge, thank you for joining us.t's start with right before the hug. i always like to know things in context. what was happening right before that hug? >> well, the trial had is over and the defendant has been sentenced the victim's family and loved ones have the opportunity to say to the defendant how their actions have impacted their lives. you never know how many victim impact statements are going to have, i begin the day thinking there may be several and then i was told there would only be one. about 30 minutes following the sentencing of mrs. guyger would begin with the victim impact with brent jean. botham's brother. he gave his impact statement and at some point asked for permission to go down. he asked could i give her a hug please. >> when he heard her say that at what did you think? >> i thought a number of things. i have primarily this is against the rules. i know that that sheriff brown would frown upon this because it's a security risk to have contact with the defendant. he was looking at me and i had hu

whose phone number is tammy's?se number is this on tammy's piece of paper. >> why don't you call your dealer? >> just so we all know, tom's girlfriend has been workin' in this company for three [bleep] years! i have so much proof right here that she's been workin' in this company, it is un-[bleep]-real. this is her cell phone--tammy's cell phone--which is your girlfriend. so it is his girlfriend, tammy. this is the number. this is her direct line, period. >> tom, is that--does she work there? >> sure does, yeah. >> your girlfriend works for a dealer that sells your product? >> that's correct. >> she's not allowed to be working anything to do with this company. >> a dealer who produced half our volume last year. >> i don't give a [bleep]! >> i'm realizing, watching tom and nancy go at it, they're never gonna get over this breakup. >> you know what, nance? you've--you've put us in this situation. take your drama and take it elsewhere. >> and they'll never stop harboring resentment. >> you want to start airing the dir

tammy, thank you. i've got to run. bills to pay.nk you, sean, thank you, charlie, thank you, tammy. joining us is the executive v.p. of the trump organization. donald trump jr. a lot to decipher here. what i'm beginning to see is drupgz. a compromised -- what i'm beginning to see is corruption. a compromised adam schiff. non-whistleblower. wow. >> sean, it's a continuation. we all know that this impeachment inquiry literally started november 9 of 2016. whatever they could add in there to create the narrative, and honestly the media happily willing to sell it. they don't pretend to be objective any more. you saw that this weekend when al-baghdadi, the number one target on my father's hit list, the number one person in isis, the worst human being on the face of this earth is a mere austere religious scholar. not a terrorist. not a rapist. not someone that throws homosexuals off of buildings. he's an austere religious scholar. but nick sandman, one of the innocent 15-year-old kids from covington catholic is a home-grown terrorist. the

here with reaction, founder of turning point usa kirk host of get tammy bruce on fox nation's tammy bruceo tammy what did you think about the moody prediction? >> well i liked it because it is true. but i would say that they have a ethere and i would warn everyone as well that depends on enthusiasm every race depends on who is getting their people out, now on one hand democrats think they're going to enthuse their base by being so negative, and yet people don't go out to vote against things they go out to vote for thing the democrats are not providing their base with anything to vote for, unless you want to, you know, live in the dark ages again, and be cooking in some cave somewhere because there's no electricity. but nobody wants that. the fact is, though, the president and this is the same for the republicans i believe he'll be reelected. but there needs to be expansion on mandate because you're right jesse this, they'll lose their minds when he's reelected, but when he wins the popular vote which they should strive tods and expand electoral college numbers as well, that's going to sen

tammy bruce, thank you.00 p.m., the show that as this one and totally sincere enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. sean hannity live from new york. >> sean: i'm so thankful you were not insincere. tucker, great show, great to see tammy. welcome to "hannity" with a fox news alert. every single constitutional, freedom-loving american, you need to wake up. right now, this is an all hands on deck situation. you've got the mob and the media, these radical democratic socialists, they have collectively lost their minds. they don't even care about the damage they are doing. if they get their way, they will destroy everything this country stands for. oh, yeah, the new green deal on top of it all. and breaking tonight, we have major new

they won 4—1, with tammy abraham amonst the scorers again — it was his eighth of the season.a growing feeling that frank lampard's chelsea are finding their feet. their youngsters now it seems beginning to discover their rhythm. none perhaps more so than tammy abraham, called up by england this week by club and country, and carrying high hopes and lofty ambition. chelsea in front at southampton. frank lampard's faith in youth rewarded, as it was again moments later. doubling the blues' lead. southampton struggling but things were about to get better. danny ings somehow pulling a goal back and offering optimism. that, though, misguided. soon re—routed, much like this effort from one of chelsea's older members, scoring the third before half—time. it took until the closing moments to make absolutely certain. batshuayi proving that this is a chelsea side that has found its rhythm. arsenal are up to third. they beat bournemouth 1—0 at the emirates. david luiz scored the only goal of the game in the ninth minute. arsenal missed chances to extend their lead, and came close to conced

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it is a sticky wicket. >> dana: tammy bruce and chris hahn thank you. elizabeth warren facing the questions about medicare for all after admitting the plan would likely result in the loss of millions of jobs. the 2020 democrat on the campaign trail today holding a town hall earlier in new hampshire. peter doocy is live and conquered new hampshire with this story. >> dana part of the pitch that progressives make when they are talking about medicare for all is that there would be less paperwork and that could mean that 2 million people who get paid to do that paperwork could be out of jobs according to an estimate by a you max amherst professor, an estimate that elizabeth warren was just asked about. >> so we can pay for this we will see most likely rich people's costs go up, corporations costs go up, but the cost to middle class families will go down. >> warren says she now has a math major working on his phd keeping and i on her plan to pay for medicare for all. >> i think this is part of the cost issue and should be part of a cost plan. do you recogniz

. >> laura: joining me now the former advisor of bill clinton and tammy bruce, the host of "get tammy bruce" on fox nation. you say hillary is flirting with entering the race. what does that suggest about the space of the democrat party along with the democrat field? >> it suggest that she believes she can win the primary and none of them can in her terms beat donald trump and she for some reason deserves a rematch given the results three and a half years ago. i think none of that is true. i think it's true you said before, laura, that we have a weak field. biden is a weak candidate, warren is forward to left, mayor pete is untested, and bernie is 77 and the socialist. that's not great to beat an incumbent president and at time of prosperity and peace. hillary reflects a larger, i'll use the word, malaise among democratic supporters and elites that this may not be the best, most possible team to beat the incumbent. >> laura: tammy, i've got to get the new delivery excuses. a lot of different excuses she likes to deploy, but this new one might be her finest work ye yet. >> i think it's

to step away. >> jason: tammy, charlie, gina. have a wonderful night.e back with a big update in the college admissions and scandal stay withso us. aids because of my short hair, but nobody even sees them. (avo) our nearly invisible hearing aids are just one reason we've been the brand leader for over 70 years. (deborah) when i finally could hear for the first time, i started crying. i could hear everything. (avo) get special anniversary savings and your chance to win a seven day hawaiian cruise. call 1-800-miracle today. >> welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." actress felicity huffman who is charged with the college admission scandal is now out of prison. fox news' chief correspondent breaking news trace gallagher joins us live. >> jason, she was supposed to serve two weeks but 11 days after she walked into the federal prison in dublin, california, she walked back out. the present confirmed that huffman had been released a few days early. the 56-year-old actress paid $15,000 to write her daughter's s.a.t. score and now she will go on to se

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to step away. >> jason: tammy, charlie, gina. have a wonderful night.e'll be back with a big update >> welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." actress felicity huffman who is charged with the college admission scandal is now out of prison. fox news' chief correspondent breaking news trace gallagher joins us live. >> jason, she was supposed to serve two weeks but 11 days after she walked into the federal prison in dublin, california, she walked back out. the present confirmed that huffman had been released a few days early. the 56-year-old actress paid $15,000 to write her daughter's s.a.t. score and now she will go on to serve one year probation and perform 250 hours of community service. at before being sentenced, huffman apologized saying she was deeply ashamed of her behavior and betrayed her bock daughter and husband. as another actress caught up in the cheating scandal, lori laughlin and massimo gia newly decided to fight the charges that they cheated both of their daughters into the university of southern california and that included get

>> it's a phenomenal point, tammy. look, these rallies are less political and more cultural than anything else. the people that attend these rallies, they feel the reinvision ration for the patriotic spirit that seems to have been diminishing over the last couple of decades. i think it's a really interesting previous point that was made. because a lot of other democrats are seeing the same thing. they see a president that looks younger today than before he took office, which is a rather new phenomenon, especially in recent presidents. they see the crowd sizes, his presidential campaign sitting over $125 million in cash, an extraordinary figure. they see all of this. they now look to that word that was said, "impeachment," because for them, that's now a political tool to try to stop the president's enthusiasm and movement. if he's drawing these crowds 13 months out, what's it going to look like a year from today, amazing. >> charlie, anthony, take a look as an example, the biggest thing on his plate what americans are h

thank you, tammy. why does the new democratic front runner keep lying about her past. first it was her native american ancestry, and now warren is lying about something entirely new. we will reveal it with how we car hallie car next. >> we have a president who was a pathological liar. >> everybody knows that donald trump is, including his supporters. >> we choose truth overlies. >> we will meet lies and hate with the truth. >> laura: now trump doesn't have to lie about senator warren's family. she's been doing that on our own. who can forget about her repeated lies about being a native american. harvard law school even touted her as their first women of color. nice. remember this touching story? >> i still have a picture on my mantle, a picture of my grandfather. my aunt bea has walked by that picture at least a thousand times. remarked that her father, my papaw, had high cheekbones like all of the indians do. being native american has been part of my story, i guess, since the day i was born. >> laura: speaking of fiction, as we all know, warren's dna tests showed she

simple question, tammy?ust like what kavanaugh situation did, the russian hoax dossier did. they can't see past themselves. they never know when this stop. and when you are desperate you are going to make mistakes. they are exposing themselves for the american people to see how much they hold us in contempt and how much they hold the constitution in contempt. >> sean: charlie, last word. >> this does not hurt donald trump one bit. this guy exelse? a wrestling wring ring. he loves this and benefit from thissened expose them for the frauds they are. >> sean: they are contributing to donald trump's re-election. keep it up. >> yes, they are. >> thank you both. whewhen we come back, more hannity after this. - in the last year, there were three victims of cybercrime every second. when a criminal has your personal information, they can do all sorts of things in your name. criminals can use ransomware, spyware, or malware to gain access to information like your name, your birthday, and even your social security numb

her ego is so big, tammy is probably right, she just might do it. >> jason: charlie?k she runs, but, man, i wish he would. it'd be enjoyable to watch her lose a third time. t >> the republicans are saying she should. i think she's actually working for trump because she's so awful.e' but really, now we have some senate democrats saying, do not do it. so she's getting messaging now. >> jason: tammy, charlie, gina. have a wonderful night. thank you. we'll be back with a big update in the college admissions scandal. stay with us. ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half.

tammy bruce, next.usical ♪ (melissa) somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right past them because she didn't know they were talking to her. (deborah) i just could not hear. i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair, but nobody even sees them. (avo) our nearly invisible hearing aids are just one reason we've been the brand leader for over 70 years. (deborah) when i finally could hear for the first time, i started crying. i could hear everything. (avo) get special anniversary savings and your chance to win a seven day hawaiian cruise. call 1-800-miracle today. ♪ >> tucker: the left's campaign against science in general and biology in particular has already claimed quite a few victims. here's a new one -- . portland, oregon, is abolishing, the purpose is to remove arbitrary barriers between the sexes for the sake of gender neutrality. tammy bruce hosts "get tammy bruce" on fox nation. was there a ground swell of report for this? >> whether it's a transgender bathro

simple question, tammy?t kavanaugh situation did, the russian hoax dossier did. they can't see past themselves. they never know when this stop. and when you are desperate you are going to make mistakes. they are exposing themselves for the american people to see how much they hold us in contempt and how much they hold the constitution in contempt. >> sean: charlie, last word. >> this does not hurt donald trump one bit. this guy exelse? a wrestling wring ring. he loves this and benefit from thissened expose them for the frauds they are. >> sean: they are contributing to donald trump's re-election. keep it up. >> yes, they are. >> thank you both. whewhen we come back, more hannity after this. ♪ ♪ aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah

tammy, who better to do it then you? i want to start tonight with fo cnn, are fact check watch how opinions are simply stated as facts. >> i'm a former investigative tctcreporter. i still take those skills with me to the hill every single day. in the president's own words asking a foreign entity to do a favor for him in exchange for delivering defense, that was a line that just went way too far. >> i'm holding the transcript for the notes or the reconstructed transcript of the call in my hand, and you can see why you hear president from asked the leader of ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden and hiu son. >> laura: when did the president say it, dig up dirt on joe biden and his son? when did he say that? >> well, schiff said that didn't he? that's what they've tried to do. the transcript wasn't at all what they thought it would be. it's because they didn't expect him to release the transcript. this was their playbook from the start. he was not going to release the transcript and they would create it -- it's fanfiction, la

. >> dana: joining me right now, tammy bruce, susan li and nicholas thompson.'m so glad to have you on the show. i admired your work a long time. maybe if i could ask you about the question that is brewing on capitol hill and on the campaign trail, which is should big tech and facebook in particular be broken up. >> i mean, that is a huge question. it comes down to how much power you think any company should have and whether you think facebook should have been allowed to merge with instagram, whatsapp and occulus. he doesn't want to be broken up. they have a lot of power and influence. when i listened to his answer, one thing that went through my head is, if you want more free speech in america, maybe the best way to have that happen is be more tech platforms that could compete with each other on how much free speech they give and test out different balances between free speech and safety. maybe the core of what he said yesterday was intention with what he just said to you. >> dana: susan, you covered this industry a long time. does he have a point that breakin

tammy made a fascinating point.y are done debating us on policy because the policies have worked to make lives better for the american people. the whole effort is to delegitimize and destroy people would champion the america first agenda and for folks who are in the lawmaking business, it's pretty darn frustrating that we can't get that. >> there's a point i just want to make about the lack of interest in the policies. especially on the media side, they have wonderful lives in washington, their incomes have stagnated for the past 30 years. they don't care about any of that. they don't care about the positive changes. >> this action is a reflection of their obsession with themselves that they only come of that that is the only thing that matters. >> we saw this country declined so seriously over the obama years and they were fine with that because their lives continue to be better, but even with the joe biden dynamic, i do think, that needs to be investigated but in a way it gets into the weeds, part of this is to ex

with me in los angeles tammy bruce, steve moore and keira davis, and joined me from new york greg jaredthough they are in here we go from the beginning it was obvious that the democrat impeachment as part of politics dressed up principal. nancy pelosi told us of herself in today she kicked off the process. >> what is more serious is that he cannot win. this week another aspect was revealed. it shows us what the stakes are in this fight. day after day on capitol hill we saw a parade of bureaucrats stepping out of the shadows to attack president trump. tonight we present lanark the victim strikes back, the meteor could not stop forming over the servant of the people. >> diplomats are showing up how they shape the ukraine scandal. the career ambassadors for 37 years veteran. >> yeah korea diplomats stepping forward to tell the truth. >> what you see is career civil servants whose loyalty is to the institution to democracy. >> no it is not. the loyalty is to the bureaucratic establishment agenda. i have seen this firsthand. the idea that civil servants politically mutual, they joke they thi

. >> plus senator tammy duckworth on the president's head spinning concession to turkey. >> it's really a great day for civilization. remembering the life and legacy of congressman elijah cummings. >> when we're dancing with theayles the question will be asked in 2019 what do we do to make sure we kept our democracy intact? >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. having been caught red-handed secretly attempting to abuse the office for personal gain the president has pivoted back to his own mode of operating which openly abusing the office for personal gain. one day after the house delivered president trump an enormous rebuke for his feckless response to the invasion of northeast syria pie the turkish government, the same turkish government his bag man, rudy giuliani, appears to have been working for in some way, and on the day one of the key figures of the corrupt ukraine scheme, the s of the impeachment inquiry appeared for a deposition, donald trump sent his acting chief of staff mick mulvaney to speak to the press apparently to do two things.

pastor phil and his wife tammy, -- wife tammy are the senior pastors at influence church in anaheim hillsey're special mentors to many, including myself. pastor phil is my pastor. pastor phil and tammy were aboard aircraft over new york city when the terror attacks september 11, 2001 took place and had family on the ground below. pastor phil will be leading us in prayer in this ceremony's invocation this morning. pastor? >> thank you, chris. there is nothing sweeter than to be able to talk to god, communion with him and knowing he oversees all that we do and say. let's pray. heavenly father, in that great name of jesus, we thank you for this day that we can remember. we remember those who we lost. we remember how our nation changed, and resolve that we all gathered together in that day, and the days that led forward, to be better, stronger, and mightier americans. we pray for blessings on the family, on the memories of those who still hurt, who still struggle, and may this event honor their memory, may it honor our nation, and may you be glorified in your name we pray, amen. chris: thank

botham jean's brother brandt asked judge tammy kemp if he could hug amber guyger, his brother's killerd i was wanting to say no but i couldn't and then when he said the second please, i just felt like i could not deny him this. i thought it would be cathartic for him. i hoped it would be helpful for miss guyger. >> reporter: then judge kemp stepped off the bench to console botham jean's family. >> and i told them that i was happy to have learned about their son because he seem individual. >> reporter: she said she looked around the courtroom and saw black and brown on one side and white on the other. so she turned to guyger, not wanting her to feel neglected. >> and i just simply said to her, brandt jean has given him. please forgive yourself and she asked me did i think god would forgive her, and i said, yes, he will, and she said, well, i don't have a bible. i don't own a bible, and i don't know where to start. and that's when i said to her, i will get you a bible. >> reporter: so she went to her chambers, gave it to guyger and guyger asked her for a hug, not once, but twice. >> when

so the two boys that are in the squad this time, fikayo and tammy, rn on merit.een part of ourjunior system right the way through. to the rugby world cup, then, where ireland got the win they needed, beating russia 35—0 following their shock defeat to japan. england are the next of the home nations to play — their toughest match yet, against argentina on saturday. eddiejones has picked his strongest 15 for that one. owen farrell returns as captain from inside centre, george ford at fly—half. one change to team that started the tournament against tonga in the second row, with george kruis coming in for courtney lawes. the first part of the draft for cricket‘s new—look tournament, the hundred, has taken place, eight teams getting to pick the england players they want in their side when the competition begins next summer. eoin morgan and heather knight signed up to london franchise london spirit. jonny bairstow is with welsh fire. interestingly, leeds—based northern superchargers picked ben stokes ahead of yorkshire‘sjoe root. the england test captain will feature f

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tammy bruce hosts get tammy bruce on fox nation and she joins us tonight.bably the only person in america who is not surprised at this. even i, cynical as i am, read this and thought that i can't believe hillary did this but i bet you were shocked. >> i was not and i've been speaking with you on occasion and other media that i do, my radio program, that it was hillary's protection that allowed harvey weinstein to operate as widely and as freely as he did. ronan farrow said that he was referred to or at least -- it's not like they were just acquaintances who needed parties. yes, he would raise money for her, but he was very involved in the number of different dynamics and he was seen with her, they were considered kind of bodies in a certain way. at one point, when the me too movement started, one actress had noted that she had tried to tell hillary to stop having fund-raisers with harvey weinstein because he was about it, bad man, and that was ignored. so now you have ronan farrow, and we talk about respecting chris hayes, ronan farrow has a great book with

. >> yeah, i can barely add anything to what tammy had to say. she's absolutely spot on. bernie sanders -- he's on his way out of the presidential campaign. everyone has become bernie. everyone has become a socialist. everyone -- but he's on that owns the label. so with his campaign on on11igurative life support, he's saying i was a real socialist before the whole democratic party became socialist. yet if elizabeth warren is not a a1socialist, then i'm an astronaut because everything was that warren is calling for has the hallmarks of socialism and she understands that still the american people understand and there got that we are not a collectivist society where we take from the rich exclusively to redistribute because that does not work. yet green new deal, medicare fraud, and he made a great point about how she explained to pay for it. she claims she will not raise taxes on the middle class yet she's got about the best message discipline i've ever heard. she says your medicare costs will go down but she will never deny that she raises taxes on

fox news contributor's tammy bruce, charlie hurt join us.a little scary on the one hand, but they are serious. >> well, they are, but it is also false. they are relying on, i guess, the lack of information that has been out there. this is one of the reasons they want to move so quickly on so-called impeachment, is that the faster they move, the lesser the chance there is that what they are doing and what the corruption is will actually come out, right? if you are going in and you have 5 minutes with your doctor, you are not going to find much. if you have an hour, you might actually come to the truth. this is what democrats come all of us have to ask. what is it than that they are hiding? why does this need to go so quickly? why do republicans not get to ask questions? why are they not issuing actual subpoenas? andy mccarthy's piece perfectly pointed out that they are sending letters, and they're not sending subpoenas, because that would go to court, they don't want to have to defend themselves in that arena. again, this is only because dona

we have fox news contributor, tammy bruce, charlie hurt and america's first action senior advisor seanr. sean, i will start with you. what we know, we know schiff is compromised. we know he is corrupt and a congenital liar. we know he is a fact witness. how does he get to run this witch hunt? >> well, because i think it is the tail wagging the dog here. as you pointed out, he got to assuage to the far left socialist, progressiv alexandria ocasio-cortez part of the party. so he's got to figure out a way to do that and schiff is the one person i think seen by the left has 100% focused on going after donald trump no matter where the facts lead. i do have to say one thing, sean, and i praise you for pointing out the successful military operation. what really saddens me right now, this week and was a huge victory, not just for a country, but the entire world. the president's decision to move forward with that mission has been undermined by this political fear that is going on. that is aging. because it was a huge victory, not just for this president, but for the country, the world, and we s

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away from the european action, tammy abraham looks to have committed his future to england.ea striker is eligible for nigeria through his father, but he's been called up by gareth southgate for this months euro qualifiers against the czech republic and bulgaria. abraham, who's 22, scored in the champions league against lille last night. he won two england caps two years ago against brazil and germany, but they were friendlies so he could still have played for nigeria. his chelsea teamate fik—ayo tomori has his first call up. i don't think it is ethically right just to give a play or a cap to make sure that they can't play for somebody else. so the two boys that are in the squad this time — i won't guarantee that they will get on the pitch. but they have both been a part of ourjunior system right the way through. two scottish sides in action as well this evening. victory for celtic, but late heartbreak for rangers. lydia campbell was watching. and glasgow, so take her out for revenge. they were dumped out of the champions league just seven weeks ago. in 20 minutes and, they s

hundreds of letters and emails sit on judge tammy kemp's desk.w bibles have come in the mail since the end of the amber guyger murder trial. judge kemp sat down with cnn for an extensive interview about the breathtaking moments that unfolded in her courtroom. >> i love you just like anyone else. >> reporter: judge kemp says botham jean's little brother was the last person she expected to speak directly to amber guyger. his family said the young man had been quiet and they were worried about him. but he was actually preparing for this moment. >> i forgive you. >> in my mind, i had decided, well, he's probably too broken up to do this. i was very surprised that this young person was so poised, so composed and expressed a level of forgiveness and maturity that i don't think anybody expected from him at the time. >> can i give her a hug, please? please? >> i think that's part of what got me, got a lot of people was that second please. like he was desperately begging you to give him this moment. like he needed this moment. did you feel that? >> i real

qualifiers with the czech republic, there's no room forjesse lingaard or dele alli, but cheslea's tammyoes get a call up. with the player having stated he's not yet made a decision on his internationalfuture — he's also eligible to play for nigeria. joe wilson's been at wembley. terrace southgate is an even manager with a problem and it is not a problem which has faced many of his recent predecessors, his big issue is who to he leave out? chelsea for example, finally bringing through lots of english qualified young players in the first team and both chelsea players are both in the squad, and abraham know it's going regular goals and the premier league and the champions league for chelsea. both abra ham and the champions league for chelsea. both abraham and tamari could play for nigeria until they have won their first full england cap but southgate insisted that is not why he has picked them in the squad. i do not think it is ethically right to give a play or a cap to make sure they cannot play for somebody else, if they are and on merit, i cannot guarantee to get on merit, i cannot guar

tammy, thank you so much. tammy bruce. >> thank you.e three of the world series is tonight on fox. the first world series game in d.c. since the 1930s, are some of the team staff already celebrating? it could be a jinx. don't do it. we'll go to the ballpark for more. >>> huge weekend of sports. 26 games across all leagues will play sunday. sports betting guys, fanduel are calling it a sports equinox. what happens if nationals sweep. fanduel is coming up. >>> 2020, it is all about the latino vote. what does the president need to do to secure that vote? we'll ask florida's lieutenant governor. >>> speculation that hillary clinton, we talked about it with tammy will run in 2020 is mounting. how do college students feel about that? our next guest went on campus and asked them. we have what they had to say next. it is fascinating. ♪. see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will

yesterday, tammy abraham said the players were prepared to come off the pitch all together if they weretocol for racial abuse ends with the officials abandoning a match if announcements inside a stadium do not stop the problem. there is the ua for process. we have to have faith in that process in a game that was recently stopping italy because of that. and then everything else is hypothetical because we don't know the situation that we will be in as a team or that i will be in as a manager. but are very clear in terms of all of the staff but would need to happen. we wa nt to staff but would need to happen. we want to be able to concentrate on football. —— the uefa rules. it's the simone biles show at the world gymnastics championships in stuttgart. the american superstar won another gold medal today, this one came in the all—around final and she still has another four individual finals to come. david mcdaid is there for us. another show tonight with simone biles when herfaith another show tonight with simone biles when her faith all around for a champ or chip gold metal. it has never be

tammy abraham has in the last few moments. tammy abra ham has scored in the last few moments.ile, inter have scored at the camp nou through lautaro martinez. those are the current scores. just after half an hour or so into those games. before we go live to doha, let's bring you up to date with the rest of the day's action from the world championships, and katerina johnson thompson recorded two personal bests to lead the heptathlon after day one. she was in second place going into the fourth and final event of the day, the 200m. but her time ofjust over 23 seconds gave her a 96 point lead over defending champion nafi thiam. it'sjust really it's just really important to end the day on top, obviously there are three runs tomorrow, but i've got to negotiate, including another throw, but during the day on top after, you know, not the best 200, my 200 hasn't been great this year, so i still have something to work on for next year. i'm happy that i'm on top after that. in the women's shot put britain's sophie mckinna threw a life time best of more than 18 and a half metres to automat

tammy bruce, great to have you with us. let's start with this process.hinged. they lost sight of what they are doing here and the consequences i can only believe. >> we have seen that from the start for quite some time. it's not a surprise. we have seen it in their reaction during the campaign. certainly the day of the inaugural. it was the headline at "the washington post." now the impeachment begins. so the american people have seen this bizarre activity meant to negate their vote, negate their existence. lou: they have been trying to overthrow this president since 2016. they have done so openly and the national media supported that posture by saying trump's derangement syndrome, the poor babies can't get over the election results. all i can think when i hear that is crap. asking two candidates if they would accept the results of the election and children on was sure she could. >> i said this before to my radio audience. this impeachment dynamic is expected. it would actually be necessary if we were correct in 2016. because donald trump's election was

tammy a registered, used to play with alun wynjones.his stride, he is a very calm character. he has been here before, done it before. he is captain of the lions. he will be fine. being described as wales's best character ever, what was he like playing here? i would not epitomise you to be what it was, but he has dedicated his whole life to be where he is anti deserves everything that he gets. what a leader. what a talisman for this country. thank you forjoining us. just coming over to some of the younger members for the club. guys, how are you feeling this morning? nervous. can they do it? yeah! i think it'll be at least 20 — 30 to wales. brilliant. thank you very much, let us have your right. over here, if they get through to the final they will of course be facing england. just coming over to colin, what will that mean if they face england? it would mean absolutely everything. you only have to look at the six nations, the amount of close games we have had with england. there have been eight or nine world cups and only one winner from

overshadowed by racism rouse and fingerpointing england players including right here in sterling and tammy abraham have threatened to leave the pitch if they are racially abused by bog area fans both players have recently experienced racist abuse in the premier league. we do not have a problem with racism in the boke area and championship we have many black players in boca area and we don't have as much of a problem with racism as you do in england perhaps it is the media on the. problems with racism have been a recurring theme throughout england's qualification campaign gareth southgate's players were subjected to racist chanting in montenegro in april he's called on your way for to take tougher measures to prevent it from happening in future. we have to prepare our players because of what happened to us in montenegro so that was a process that we needed to go through before next the way fixtures but. outside of that we trust the authorities to make sure everything is in place england players w.a. for sanctions against montenegro too lenient repeated pleas to wait for to hold the guilty p