downhill after this, ger. looking back, you have so many highlights, gold medals, and then, obviously, the first briton, mm. ..to win the tour de france. i think it's been, since iwas a kid, you know, dreamt yeah. as well, but to achieve that was just nuts, really. ..you know, the decision is made and it's official and stuff, i think you do start to reflect, um... ..because when you're in it, it'sjust one at the time you enjoy it and whatever but i don't think you really sit back and reflect on things, so, yeah, he can reflect on. success has come on the track and on the road. to win the tour de france. is there one moment that stands out? all over the place, from places like america to... you know, we were on alcatraz and some dude recognised me there. mike laughs like, just random places. and i think that's when it kind of, it went up a level then. the tour de france. a brit would actually win it. absolutely life—changing. yeah, yeah. time trial specialist, wear the yellow jersey, and dave millar and a few o

so, ger, here we are in monaco.pose the most cliched, obvious question is, ithink, you know, this will be my 19th year as a professional and it's got to end at some point, so ijust didn't want to do one year too many and be that and negative on the bus. competitive and, yeah, the last few years has and looking forward to... i think i'll miss the... just be around more and just... yeah. ..a new challenge as well. so after his incredible and glittering career, from the world championships, the olympic medals, gold medals, and then, obviously, the first briton, actually born in britain... mm. ..to win the tour de france. ofjust riding the tour... yeah. you know, winning was obviously, like, a dream so, yeah, i think now, especially now, when i've... ..because when you're in it, it'sjust one thing after the next, year after year, you know, at the time you enjoy it and whatever but i don't think there will be a bit of that this year, i guess. and what an extraordinary list of achievements he can reflect on. he's one of b

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china was threatening us with export control on ger mainium, gallium, antimonium, what donald trump isamericans and putting people of america first and pushing back on china tariffs and export controls against united states. this is opportunity to have a broader conversation. >> todd: top goods imported from china, cell phones, household goods, computers, toys, games, electric apparatus, nonwool or cotton. what do you think of democratic colleagues in congress who ignored inflation joe biden caused and now they are acting like they care about cost of goods going up because it is connected to trump's tariffs? >> look, there is two ways you address inflation, first you stop deficit spending, money printing going on to finance this end manslless request listd inflation we're experiencing today. what also caused inflation is the war on production. what we saw with joe biden and his democratic allies and congress was a war on american energy, american mining and american production. when you reduce amount of goods available for purchase and increase amount of money to purchase goods, inflat

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you see this now with certain government agencies, only reporting things on x and no lon ger issuingress releases. >> a lot of inspectors general are gone because the administrator and put them on lee. one of the only ways he said to stop state capture is public awareness and we saw today that there were a lot of protests in backlash. across d.c., outside of the capital, hundreds protested the dismantling of usaid. you hear them talking about chanting against elon musk there. so, that is potentially one of the only ways that state capture can be stopped. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we start the days of their headlines with a busy day at the white house. that includes visits by two of the nation's most high-profile governors. and an executive action that takes steps to restrict transgender rights in sports. >> oh, i think we have a 10. we have a 10. >> president donald trump pushing through another campaign promise to -- >> the war on women sports is over. >> banning transgender athletes from competing in women's sports. >> in recent years the radical left has waged an all-out camp

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