tom burke the ea 3g indeed. tom burke from the ea 3g invite mental think tank.he unbelievable ulez. what the farage moment before the you.anelievable ulez. what the farage moment before the you. sadiqavable ulez. what the farage moment before the you. sadiq khane ulez. what the farage moment before the you. sadiq khan means the thank you. sadiq khan means the nhs got to spend not a few nhs has got to spend not a few quid, not £100,000 on ambulances in london alone. so . £65 million in london alone. so. £65 million of your money, that could be spent on the front line of the nhs on ulez compliance, ambulances is lovely. well, coming up after the break, we'll be talking to celebrity. i'm a celebrity all star, retired javelin thrower , fatima javelin thrower, fatima whitbread. that will be a fascinating discussion . don't go fascinating discussion. don't go anywhere. it's farage on gb news is . on patrick christys tonight is. on patrick christys tonight 9 to 11 pm. >> is society too afraid of offending the muslim community? our schools, indoctrinating kids using tra

tom burke the ea 3g indeed. tom burke from the ea 3g invite mental think tank.he unbelievable ulez. what the farage moment before the you.anelievable ulez. what the farage moment before the you. sadiqavable ulez. what the farage moment before the you. sadiq khane ulez. what the farage moment before the you. sadiq khan means the thank you. sadiq khan means the nhs got to spend not a few nhs has got to spend not a few quid, not £100,000 on ambulances in london alone. so . £65 million in london alone. so. £65 million of your money, that could be spent on the front line of the nhs on ulez compliance, ambulances is lovely. well, coming up after the break, we'll be talking to celebrity. i'm a celebrity all star, retired javelin thrower , fatima javelin thrower, fatima whitbread. that will be a fascinating discussion . don't go fascinating discussion. don't go anywhere. it's farage on gb news is . on patrick christys tonight is. on patrick christys tonight 9 to 11 pm. >> is society too afraid of offending the muslim community? our schools, indoctrinating kids using tra

i ask you see you as an innovator in technology, and then you might say steve jobs or mark sucker burke, the jobs or media mux, who can embed simply at the name of one moment. we always have male role models for the month, but we don't have female role models that come to mind immediately. hang on east, and we must work on that. and this can be of them that we need to change this idea that technology is a forbidden world for women thing, not a human. and one of the credit the what was it like for you growing up? i hardly had any female role models, but today, thanks to platforms like linked and or thing, i can easily network with other women and tech. another way to promote women in the tech industry as life social networks by women for women in india as a lead thought club is such a network for women only for co fonda right, they need thus, it is particularly important in the country. what conservative generals bills dominate, women just have a way, defend your boss. they have a very different uh, point of view. they have a very different opinion. they have a very different, you know,

i ask you see you as an innovator in technology, and then you might say, steve jobs or mark sucker burke, the jobs or media mux, who can bed seemed at the nimble on more than we always have male role models. and i'm nothing like that. we don't have female role models that come to mind immediately and east, and we must work on that. and it's going to be of them that we need to change this idea that technology is a forbidden world for women. they not a human one, the credit, the. what was it like for you growing up? i hardly had any female role models, but today, thanks to platform 2nd think and or thing. i can easily network with other women in tech. another way to promote women in the tech industry as last social networks by women for women in india as a lead golf club is such a network for women only for co fonda, right? the task, it is particularly important in the country. what conservative generals bills dominate, women just have a very different cardio box. they have a very different uh, point of view. they have a different, a bring in. they have a very different, you know, i think

i ask you see you as an innovator in technology, and then you might say steve jobs or mark sucker burke, the jobs or media like soup embed seemed at the name of my mother. and we always have male role models. none of them are, but we don't have female role models that come to mind immediately. hang on east and we must work on that and this, but i can be of them that we need to change this idea that technology is a forbidden world for women. nothing, not a human one. the credit, the, what was it like for you growing up? i hardly had any female role models, but today thanks the platforms like linked and or thing. i can easily network with other women and tech. another way to promote women in the tech industry is my a social networks by women for women in india. as a lead thought club is such a network for women only for co founder of any tasks. it is particularly important in a country. what conservative general all still is, dominates women just have a very different cardio box. they have a different uh point of view. they have a different opinion. they have a very different, you know, i

. >> reporter: south carolina-born gladis burke is part of loudoun's evolution. she is an independent who leans blue, owns a promotional products business and takes issue with youngkin's education agenda. >> this thing about not teaching black history in the schools, not recognizing our black history. because i lived it. >> reporter: but still undecided on the state's senate race that could tip the balance of power. >> i've never been this torn before. >> reporter: but you're open to some restriction. >> absolutely. oh, yeah. absolutely. >> reporter: even if she votes republican this time, burke says youngkin is wrong to think virginia will return to red next year. >> biden, biden, biden. >> you like him? >> absolutely. i think he's done a great job. >> reporter: nanette mees is the face of virginia's suburban shift. her last republican vote for president, george w. bush back in 2004. that is the last time the republican nominee carried loudoun county and virginia. still a registered republican but ready to cast a fifth consecutive democratic vote for president n

. >> south carolina born gladys burke is part of loudoun's evolution. she leans blue, takes issue with youngkin's education agenda. >> this thing about not teaching black history in the schools. not recognizing our black history, because i lived it. >> undecided on the state senate race that could tip the balance of power. >> i have never been tohis torn before. >> you are open to some restriction? >> absolutely. >> even if she votes republican this time, she says youngkin is wrong to think virginia will turn to rednecks year. >> biden, biden, biden. >> you like him? >> absolutely. i think he did a dwraub. >> and the face of virginia's shift. her last republican vote george h.w. bush. the last time a republican nominee carried loudon county. ready to cast a fifth democratic vote for president next year but with hesitation. >> i don't think he is the perfect one, but if i have to pick between him and trump, who i would never, ever, ever vote for, it would be biden. just pray. >> that's for next november. first, this year's big test. that test today is go

wide receiver tray lon burkes trying to catch this pass, his head hits hard on that turf. he would remain down, a stretcher brought out to the field to take him off, burkes giving a thumbs up on his way out after the game the coach said he was alert and moving. pittsburgh held on to win 20-16. >>> election day is almost here, you know that because the map is gray, nothing's filled in yet, there's no blue, there's no red, but there will be votes and those votes will start coming in and be counted on tuesday. now, obviously, not 2024, not the presidential election, or the congressional races, but races across the country will give us a critical look into the issues animating voters ahead of the 2024 presidential primaries, at stake on tuesday two governorships in the south. this is what everybody's watching to some degree. kentucky and mississippi, there's also the virginia legislature that's up in the air, and abortion access in ohio. i want to bring in ron brownstein, senior political analyst and senior editor at the atlantic. i want to start with governor's races in parti

. >> reporter: president carter not only called rosalynn his wife burke best friend and chief advisorsmall town girl who didn't plan on a public life. rosalynn carter understood the power of high office and used to help make this a better and kinder world. norah o'donnell, cbs news, washington. >> tonight habitat for humanity called the late first lady a compassionate and committed champion of the organization, adding she worked fiercely to help families around the world. >>> now to the middle east and today fighting raged in gaza, even as israel and hamas appear t object close to a deal to free some hostages. the conflict is now in week seven with no end in sight. cbs's imtiaz tyab in east jerusalem with the latest. >> reporter: good evening. 31 premature babies have been safely evacuated from the al shifa hospital as the israeli military releases new video of what it says is a tunnel system used by hamas that ran below the sprawling medical complex as well as what it says is video evidence hamas took captives from israel to the facility following the deadly october 7th attacks. they

i said i'd seen a picture of delta burke and thought she looked a member of whitesnake. the woman began running through the lines with me playing suzanne sugarbaker my leasing. it was over in minute. four days afterward, i pestered my mother. did i get it? did i get it? eventually aaron's mother broke the news. say my sister. i didn't quote look vietnamese enough and that the casting director i decided to go with a professional actor. i was crestfallen. so much worse child stardom, but in with my disappointment was a dawning that my race itself required a kind of performance. i knew leasing was supposed to be a ham like any other child actor in a sitcom. but i also understood i was supposed to perform a stereotypical asian ness, which meant speaking in broken english, marveling at american novelties like bubble bath and southern belles, and becoming suzanne's doll plaything, lee sing wasn't even a vietnamese name. she might as well have been called oriental girl number one. i wish i could say i felt degree deterred by this realization or. angry at the white screenwriter

a burke. graduate is called? a burke. presumably . but there was presumably.losophical quarterly from berkeley magazine and it just said at the top philosophy. no longer just a stylish route to longerjust a stylish route to poverty . question mark suddenly poverty. question mark suddenly it was becoming the hottest discipline in universities philosophy . and it is exciting philosophy. and it is exciting because there is so much to think about and all of us are free to do that. >> are the bill gates's thinking about it. he does. he does . about it. he does. he does. >> metaphor man, i think, isn't he ? he? >> but the ones who really spend all this money trying to get into space on their own rockets. well they follow a branch of philosophy that is not very academically fashionable or or admired, which is objected ism, which is the philosophy of ayn rand. >> you know, the sort of libertarian philosophy of the fountainhead and atlas shrugged , fountainhead and atlas shrugged, which are more popular now than in her own time. peter thiel for example, who's a very po

we know that at least three burk rockets have been used against one uh post, which is considered very significant post, it's considered not only barracks for the soldiers, it is the actual headquarters for the unit of the israeli army unit 91, um, as we were told, they had two different operations, first at 8 am, there was... since fire tuberkan rockets, which are pretty, we can see from the footage, the damage that had that has been caused and in this post specifically, we also had 8:20 a.m. bayroute time, so just 20 minutes difference, hazballah launched another burkan rocket that was extremely heavy on the israelis and we can see from the reaction of the israeli media, the military leadership as well, the political leadership, they are frustrated, they are infuriated with the fact that puzzbollah having capable of destroying this entire headquarters, and of course you can see: the damage that has been caused to this place specifically, um, it and as a result of course the israelis, despite the fact that they had been even in the past two days, randomly shelling lebanese um towns al

a burke. graduate is called? a burke. presumably . but there was presumably.losophical quarterly from berkeley magazine and it just said at the top philosophy. no longer just a stylish route to longerjust a stylish route to poverty . question mark suddenly poverty. question mark suddenly it was becoming the hottest discipline in universities philosophy . and it is exciting philosophy. and it is exciting because there is so much to think about and all of us are free to do that. >> are the bill gates's thinking about it. he does. he does . about it. he does. he does. >> metaphor man, i think, isn't he ? he? >> but the ones who really spend all this money trying to get into space on their own rockets. well they follow a branch of philosophy that is not very academically fashionable or or admired, which is objected ism, which is the philosophy of ayn rand. >> you know, the sort of libertarian philosophy of the fountainhead and atlas shrugged , fountainhead and atlas shrugged, which are more popular now than in her own time. peter thiel for example, who's a very po

for ukraine is also a major topic of discussion in brussels. nato secretary general again stilton burke said it was not a question of if. but when i was agreed that ukraine will become a member of naples, we have now provided recommendations on ukraine's priority reforms, including the fight against corruption, strengthening the rule of law, and supporting human rights on minority rights. the ukraine is closer to nato than ever before. we will continue to support them on the path to membership and will continue to support ukraine's fight for freedom for someone else as we can now talk to our eastern europe, editor roland, going to rank of from on all of what we just heard is nothing new what specifically does ukraine need most from its allies right now? well indeed, there is not much new. what do it here from the key of the wish list? so to say, hasn't changed since last year. so basically, ukraine's need great needs more things, more armored vehicles, more bones, more missiles green is waiting for the f. $165.00 to judge and a is very much hopefully that will come in early $24.00. but

once again dr. norman finkelstein and steve malls, burke, gentleman walk, um doctor finkelstein has used the words repeatedly, concentration cap when referring to the treatment of palestinians. um, it's obviously heated language, but he's not the only one who's used it. i should be fair and mentioned that steve . uh, you take umbrage at that terminology. it's not just your words, but your reaction is i'm watching you x. it could be called rick because rick it's, it's not only disrespectful, insensitive, and it's insane. okay, a o. c. i, a congresswoman here in new york from the, in the, in the united states said that our border we were keeping our, the, the illegal immigrants that come into the country in concentration camps the left likes to throw it around. now when you show me the gas chambers and the ovens and the skeletons, and this starvation in the forest labor and the lamp shades made from the skin, of those people that were in the real concentration cast run by the nazis. then we could talk. but to throw that around casually because you hate jews, and you hate is real. if i try

of is really a tax on palestinian territories. ortiz now hopefully you can get reports from janice burke. this is all has made a very striking diplomatic lose by reporting its invested interest. so that's we got a decision that has occurred international relations that were already strained. a must say this action, according to these really foreign ministry follows the latest statements from south africa. however, the specific reasons behind that decision remains and disclosed and leaving experts and observe is speculating about the implications of for the relations between the 2 nations going forward. and it also comes off to so that's because government has repeatedly described is really a companion guys as genocide and continues to reiterated stones on the on go, you can speak between it's right and come as it also remember that. so that's what that has already called its own and best the desk or to magic stuff for from, as well. and since the star to off of this more is well, has not responded to any of so that because this could also then be seen as, as well as retaliation. anesthes

so there is a debate inside the alliance, but secretary general stilton burke has made clear there will not be this coveted invitation coming already. next summer. ukraine fatigue has become somewhat of a buzz word. is there any sign in the lines that she poured for keith might be wavering. is more than just a buzz where it is definitely a reality. but every time you ask leaders, and we do this frequently, whether they see it, they say that they don't. and, and many people were asked today at nato, including secretary jones, fulton, bergen, us secretary of state anthony blinking. and both of them say absolutely not. there's no ukraine fatigue, we see, you know, this contribution offered. we see these billions going to keys. but then you talk to other people including the lithuanian foreign minister who i spoke with after the meeting. and he says, you know, i just don't see us doing enough. so people may say, you know, there's not a complaint drop off in contributions to keep that people are still sending military equipment and talking about new systems. but we're simply not doing enough

their commitment to stand with ukraine for as long as it takes about nato secretary general and stone. burke said it was not a question of if, but what a large degree that your crane will become a member of naples. we have now provided recommendations on ukraine's priority reforms, including the fight against corruption, strengthening the rule of rule and supporting human rights on minority rights. ukraine is closer to nato than ever before. we will continue to support them on the policy to membership and will continue to support your trans fight for freedom earlier and t w's. eastern europe editor roman, going to ranko, told us what ukraine needs most from its allies right now. well indeed, there is not much new what we are here from the key of the wish list. so to say, hasn't changed since last year. so basically, ukraine's new guy needs more things, more armored vehicles, more bones and more missiles green is waiting for the f. $165.00 to jets, and the use very much, hopefully that will come in early $24.00. but on the other hand, ukraine, you need some new things that you've created. com

. >>> burke jenkins also announced that her office has designated one attorney to solely handle retail theft. bringing together retailers and law enforcement to help your >>> are other big story, people on the move for the things giving holiday, taking a live look at our berry area airports, sfo, oakland, and san jose were the day before thanksgiving typically brings the big crowds. kelsey is live at sfo, so kelsey, it actually looks pretty empty behind you. the akamai was going to say, ryan. there has been all this talk about record numbers of travelers coming through but it appears they have already, most of them at least, made it to their destination it is dead here you can see there's really nobody going through the gates right now. and alaska does have a lot of flights going out tonight neither are there that many people going through the security line so really quiet here tonight at sfo. now travel experts, as they said, are protecting what could be a record number of travelers . but as i said, it appears many of those travelers have already made it to where they're going . we sp

i think that uh what happened in burke was a systematic attempt by the bridge, the state and the bulk of the above increase a above party and the conservative side of the media to make sure all big jeremy call been removed as nature of the labor party why, because of what the lab said, what's going on my head goldman be leader of the labor party. it's line would not have been what it is now and the use devotees semitism. so. busy the challenges affect the semitism, and even at that time i said in public that jeremy made a huge mistake in accepting the h r c or whatever. it's called a as the ave to what constitutes anti semitism. and they didn't find to back up the time and challenge them, but they come to that bad solve us. i mean, you know, people are defying storm a, in, in different parts of the country. and they know they can't use that. the state of trying to get rid of others who they don't like, but using that particular challenge now becomes very difficult here. and in the united states for the jewish kids who marched, i've shown real coverage and so as we speak for the jews,

which where adam burke comes in. >> hollywoodland was really about putting l.a.itals of the world. so it was really designed to become what it has become, which is a global marquee for not just l.a., but for the film and television industry. >> reporter: burke runs the l.a. tourism and convention board and thinks this might be the most valuable sign in the world. >> last year alone, visitors to the broader l.a. area generated $34.5 billion of business sales to our local community. >> reporter: some of which ends up in chris nye's pocket. >> i have a first-aid kid. there are to bathrooms on the hike. >> reporter: nye is a tour guide who leads groups of excited tourists up to a spot near the sign on most days. he says those tourists are excited because seeing the sign is like seeing a celebrity. >> they need something sort of a cliche to say live from hollywood, so they take the same picture of these nine stupid letters over and over and over again, and that's why it's become so iconic. >> reporter: you say nine stupid letters. you are leading tourists up there. yo

but they're very edmund burke once very good.s must have leapt from their scabbards to avenge even a look that threatened her with insult. he said this, course, about he said this, of course, about marie antoinette . but wouldn't marie antoinette. but wouldn't you the about the you say the same about the princess of where today princess of wales? where today in a moneymaking publicity seeking scheme, omid scobie , the seeking scheme, omid scobie, the author of finding freedom, a book that detailed the lives of the duke and duchess of sussex, is back with more royal intrigue and allegations, including criticism of her royal highness, the princess of wales. this odious blighter thought by some to mouthpiece of the to be the mouthpiece of the sussexes attacks our future queen, as well as the prince of wales whom portrays as wales, whom he portrays as a cold and ruthless figure, eagerly anticipating his ascents ascent to power a pipsqueak, scobie takes it a step further, alleging that prince william harbours a formidable temper exper

we're going to bring us back our panel. conservative commentator radio host, steve malls, burke, progressive radio and television host, garland nixon and political analyst and radio host, steve gill, thanks for joining me. we left off this, steve's on the panel, the republicans. they thought it was gonna be michelle obama was going to come in at the last minute and say the democratic party, garland, you don't think it's michelle, who is your, who is the, who do you think is going to be the lead candidates to bring in the democratic horse and election night to well, you know, you look at the neo liberals, they loved the brock obama. true the crone, and i think it's going to be uh, gavin newsom. it's the hair for one fitness. the hairs, but no, i think he's, he's a guy who looks good and a suit and does what he's told, and they're telling rap and they move, they send this guy. the top is huge in pain and invite g 's and pink to san francisco. and he happens to be the former governor of san francisco. he's really tight being, excuse me, st. former mayor of san francisco, really tight with the,

, because it is like the deal should be, the 50 should be released of course, across the four days burk until we get them verified, and actually, until we get them home to hug them and smell them and feel them, we cannot celebrate yet. so this is the reason that we are hopeful, but very nervous at the same time, and this what has been our state for the past six weeks. but, i must tell you that, you know, throughout the last six weeks, the type, if you can call it, the releasing of hostages and prisoners on both sides was very dry. nothing was moving there. no liquid. right now, we are really, really, really hoping that the first aid assuming it is going to happen, because it was delayed 24 hours, so just, you know, just assuming it happens, we are hoping this is going to be the beginning of a set of releases that eventually gets all of the hostages back alive in israel, and all of the missing citizens back in israel. this is something, and even if, and it is hard for us to say, but i truly mean it, even if other kids would arrive in this, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, and not ours

the greek prime minister was on the bbc yesterday talking to our colleague laura coombs burke and talkedout this argument about how he would like to see them at least loaned by 2 degrees, they can be, as he would see it, and their rightful place, they were brought to the uk by a british diplomat back in the 19th century. his was asked on an interview that touched on the whole load of other topics not least illegal migration which is an issue that matters to the greek government and indeed to the greek government and indeed to the british government. what i can tell you tonight is at the office of the greek prime minister have said publicly and told the bbc that this meeting has been cancelled. they talked about its cancellation in just the last hour or so. due to take place at lunchtime tomorrow. the office of the greek prime minister saying that he is disappointed that prime minister rishi sunak has cancelled this bilateral meeting, between two leaders at the live without it today. they have a deep history of friendship and cooperation and he talks about topics they would have discussed

and i'll be quoting edmund burke, thought burke, who said, i thought 10,000 swords must have leapt fromened even a look that threatened her with after this with insult. and after this blighter, scobie is rude about the of wales. i am the princess of wales. i am waiting british to waiting for the british to pubuc waiting for the british to public metaphorically lift 10,000 swords from their scabbards because as having the princess of wales castigated unfairly, and in unfairly, unreasonably, and in search of headlines is, i think, quite improper. so we'll talk about that. but also big about that. but also the big subject day , suella subject of the day, suella braverman is revealing the deal she had with rishi sunak , which she had with rishi sunak, which was why she backed him is why bofis was why she backed him is why boris johnson isn't prime minister that was going to deal with migration on and afraid with migration on and i'm afraid we haven't . and this is a blot we haven't. and this is a blot on the copybook of the conservatives, aren't they moving from the rwanda plan? >> you've he

and i'll be quoting edmund burke, thought burke, who said, i thought 10,000 swords must have leapt fromatened even a look that threatened her with after this with insult. and after this blighter, scobie is rude about the of wales. i am the princess of wales. i am waiting british to waiting for the british to pubuc waiting for the british to public metaphorically lift 10,000 swords from their scabbards because as having the princess of wales castigated unfairly, unreasonably, and in search of headlines is, i think, quite improper. so we'll talk about also big about that. but also the big subject day , suella subject of the day, suella braverman is revealing the deal she had with rishi sunak , which she had with rishi sunak, which was why she backed him is why bofis was why she backed him is why boris johnson isn't prime minister that was going to deal with migration on and afraid with migration on and i'm afraid we haven't . and this is a blot we haven't. and this is a blot on the copybook of the conservatives, aren't they moving away the rwanda plan? >> you've heard it in the language to

burkes did give the thumbs up on his way out and after the game mike vrabel said he was alert and moving. pittsburgh would get the late interception and hold on to win. to the nba, victor wembanyama and the spurs, leading san antonio to a big 27 point lead before the suns came storming all the way back. they tied the game in the fourth quarter. but wemby would then score ten points in a two minute stretch. going off for the career high 38 points and ten rebounds. and wemby now just the third teenager in league history to put up those kind of numbers joining lebron and kevin durant. >>> finally last night's match-up between tcu and texas tech interrupted by a possum on the field. did not go quietly. it was hanging on to the turf with those sharp claws as he was dragged out of the stadium. 7-7 when the possum took the field. tech went on to win. so maybe they need to keep it in the stadium off to the side or something. >> it is the new mascot. oh, my god, i love this. he is like i want to watch the game too. what are you doing with me. that is a great way to start the weekend. thank you ve

. >> even if she votes republican this time, burke says youngkin is wrong to think virginia will returno red next year. >> absolutely, biden. biden, biden, biden. >> you like him? >> absolutely. i think he's done a great job. >> nannette is the face of virginia's suburban shift. her last republican vote for president, george w. bush back in 2004. that is the last time the republican nominee carried loudoun county and virginia. still a registered republican, but ready to cast a fifth consecutive democratic vote for president next year. but with hesitation. >> i don't think he's the perfect one. but if i have to pick between him and trump, who i would never, ever, ever vote for, it would be biden. and just pray. >> that's for next november. first, this year's big test. >> and kate, just moments ago, i was texting with gladys, the african american woman at the end of the piece who said she was undecided. she's a devout christian, an independent who leans blue, but she does support some abortion restrictions. she's worried about giving republicans too much power. how does she vote? this is

can catch all of those headlines and see our pastor to be his own interactive tv function, tv go, burkections that we talk about and went in on the conversation -- tv functions that we talk about and join in on the conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: the largest shareholder in argent energy is said to have a billion-dollar takeover plan, australia super contained its commitment to scuffle the deal. let us bring in our reporter for the latest. is there any pathway for this to get done? >> it is looking less and less likely, as you said, we understood that as of the end of last week when the opposition from our super -- aussuper to rescue this, they were rebuffed over the weekend or late last week. it does not leave a lot of room essentially, effectively, it means that the start of the deal is going back behind closed doors. it is not going to go back behind closed doors and any attempt to do this behind the same area in a public campaign, going all the way to the vote is looking less and less likely. we are going to see this go all the way to a shareholder vote on november 23

you can start too early too, blow a lot of money, spin up a lot of issues burk, but then yo really goto hit it hard next year, next june. we should have this conversation in six months and see where they are. >> with all due respect to my friend errol, i disagree with the posture that everyone is going to come home. it's too late to wait for next year. what this is among other things is a failure to hammer home basic messages to the base, and to swing voters as well. this poll should be a major wake up call to all democrats, as well as the white house. it's a snapshot in time. democrats have been o outperforming in special elections. if democrats are starting to slide among young people, hispanics and african americans, when a lot of fact patterns are good, it's in part because biden's team has not been selling the accomplishments of the administration, and responding to these kinds of trends that are not their friend. one thing freaked me out about the poll, the three-point gap is biden is leading among democracy. i frankly don't know what to do about it. not that it's our problem. we

joining us from heritage gear is a former minnesota vikings, matt burke, and mike irwin from team red we get a wide shot, tell them what they are and the because they are supporting. >> heritage gear makes premium goods and accessories. we have colleges, nfl but what more iconic brand is there than the american flag? let's make a bag that is worthy of that brand and beautiful waxed canvas bag, it is beautiful, it is rugged, built to last and made in america. let's tie it to a cause. serving our veterans, we thought it would be a fun initiative raising awareness. pete: this is 50% of these bags. we have a lot of product on the show. these are beautiful. tell me what lady in your life wouldn't want to carry this around. if you would, talk to us about team red, white and blue. >> this is incredible. these bags are incredible. got mine direct right here compact my workout gear, was the most incredibly built bag i have ever seen. nonprofit organization on a mission to enrich veterans lives, we have a leading health and wellness community in america. in tampa, florida, a bit warmer, we are