adam wild, bbc news.haul of 20 grand slam titles? he faces danil medvedev in the final of the us open in the next few hours, a player who's featuring in a major finalfor the first time. russell fuller is in new york. we have of course spoken a lot about records this week, serena williams hoping to draw level with margaret court's record. she fell short. is there enough in the evidence to think rafa nadal get over the line to get himself within one of roger federer‘s record? to get himself within one of roger federer's record? the doll is a clear favourite going into the spinal. danil medvedev is the fifth seed and it is the fourth final in a i’ow seed and it is the fourth final in a row he is reached in north america, but in the doll is looking to play really well. he has only dropped one set. —— but in the doll is looking really well. last year, he had to pull out because of a knee problem with his semifinal with del potro. medvedev, what a few weeks he has had. he seems indefatigable. he keeps on winnin

i'm adam wild. coming up on the programme...t came down to the final hole, but europe win the solheim cup in a thrilling finish at gleneagles. after a long summer of exhilirating cricket, england win the final ashes test to draw the series with australia. watford fight back from 2—0 down against arsenal in the premier league. also coming up in the programme... we'll reflect on that las vegas victory for tyson fury. a win, but at what cost? hello, good evening and welcome to sportsday, i'm adam wild. we're going to start at gleneagles, where it's been a day of high drama in the solheim cup. the lead changing hands between europe and the usa time and time again. it all ended on the 18th green, where wild card pick suzann pettersen holed an eight—foot putt to win the trophy for europe. our reporter sarah mulkerrins is there for us, and sarah, an incredible finish? is there for us, and sarah, it was simply sensational here, this single sunday under the sun in scotland. a remarkable finish. remember, these two teams started the day t

adam wild, bbc news. there are no words to describe the feeling., a podium with so many people, so many red people, and singing exactly the same thing, and just during for the same colour and for the same team feels absolutely amazing. in euro 2020 football qualifiers spain have made it six wins from six in group f after a 4—0 win over the faroe islands in gijon thanks to a double from both rodrigo and paco alcacer. sweden lost ground in second place after a 1—1 draw with norway. in group d denmark missed a chance to close ground on the republic of ireland after a goalless draw away to georgia with switzerland thumping gibraltar 4—0 — while in group] italy saw a jorginho penalty hand them a 2—1 win away to second placed finland meaning they keep their perfect record. the surprise was... the team that played with five defenders, because we played very well in the last four games in the system. but we set out to win this game because we dominated the game in possession, shooting goals, we played very, very well. in african world cup qualifying — libe

adam wild, bbc news.really hard right now to take that moment in and to say, "you did ok," because i don't believe i did, you know? i believe i could have played better. i believe i could have done more. i believe i could have just been a better... been more serena today. honestly i don't think serena showed up and i have to kind of figure out how to get her to show up in grand slam finals. great britain has a champion at the us open. jamie murray and bethanie mattek—sands retained their mixed doubles title, beating the top seeds chan hao—ching and michael venus in straight sets. murray is the first man in the open era to win three successive mixed doubles titles at flushing meadows. the men's final between rafael nadal and daniil medvedev is later today. england have a mountain to climb if they're to take the ashes to a final test. they're18—2 in their second innings against australia on the final day of the fourth test against australia, needing to bat the day out to draw. andy swiss reports. searching

, adam wild let's start at the etihad, this man here, pep guardiola.nchester city side that let's start at the etihad, this man here, pep guardiola. he made 4 changes to his manchester city side that were beaten by norwich last weekend, for the visit of watford. and, i think its fair to say his team responded in some style. perhaps a moment to look away for watford fans. it finished manchester city 8 — watford 0. just one goal away from that premier league record. city ahead inside the first minute. just 53 seconds is all it took for david silva to poke in the first. if watford were hoping to keep it tight, i'm afraid that went straight out the window. sergio ageuero with a penalty. 2—nil after 6 minutes. that's 8 goals in 6 games now for the argentinian riyad mahrez, back in the side, scored from a deflected free kick, that was 3—nil inside 12 minutes. things getting pretty embarrassing for quique sanchez flores side. and it only got worse. bernmardo silva added another, then nicolas 0tamendi. 5 goals in the first 18 minutes. the quickest team to 5—ni

adam wild looks ahead to what should be a colourful tournament.hy coming up. the world is best players have arrived. —— whelled's. the famous trophy is ready and waiting and world cup fever is beginning to take hold. after ten years of meticulous planning, the hosts are ready. having missed out four years ago, japan finally has the chance to stage this sport's most prestigious competition and it is notjust a big dealfor competition and it is notjust a big deal for them, competition and it is notjust a big dealfor them, bringing the competition and it is notjust a big deal for them, bringing the sport to asia for the first time has been described as transformational, something they hope would accelerate rugby's global reach there are things that do not change, new zealand once again the favourites and will take some stopping. they aim to make history by winning three ma row aim to make history by winning three m a row and they face south africa first up. obviously there is pressure and whether it is something you overcome or walk towards it and enj

adam wild reports.defeat for chelsea and liverpool had brought both these sides down to earth. now the premier league is back in focus, time to reset and rethink. the plan being formulated by liverpool executed to perfection by trent alexander—arnold. the reds ahead within 15 minutes. that was a goal easy on the eye, what chelsea believed was their equaliser it was rather less so, the ball eventually put in, only for var to rule it offside. chelsea's obvious frustration increasing just moments later when roberto firmino, another liverpool free kick going perfectly to plan. they could have been 3—0 up just after half—time had not been for a spectacular save in the chelsea goal. brilliant at one end, inspiring brilliance the other. n'golo kante finding a way through and a finish to put his side back in it. 18 red reinvigorated, chelsea had a chance to level it but all they got... six wins from six point liverpool, their plans back on course. we have to be ready that we can do what we are really good at an

it's well worth reflecting on that a bit more. 0ur reporter adam wild is with us. r incredible day for the former captain? wasn't it just? england have a problem in this series — his name, steve smith. cricket is, of course, a team game but this summer one man has been the difference between these sides. smith once again in sublime form. remember he returned to the side having missed the test at headingley with concussion, but much to englands deep frustration, he has picked up where he left off. so let's take a look at the stats because they are very impressive. before this match, in his previous 11 innings against england — he has averaged 134 runs. quite an astonishing series of scores. so, with 11 centuries now against england, the comparison to some of the games greats is perhaps inevitable. today he overtook sir gary sobers, on the all time list of centuries against england. the only other batsman now to have scored more — sir don bradman. and even when he doesn't quite reach a ton — he's still dominant — in his last 6 ashes, innings he has not scored fewer th

adam wild was watching. it's been 20 years since serena williams first won the us open. biggest stage. andreescu chasing williams, but williams now chasing history, and that is what the new york crowd had all gathered to see. what they actually saw was history of a different sort. andreescu still a teenager, but with an icy calmness belying her years. and, while she was still finding her way, williams, it seems, was losing hers. mistakes, frustration. andreescu suddenly on the brink. but, having saved a championship point, suddenly williams regained her composure, as the us crowd lost theirs. but the fightback as spectacular as it was short—lived — andreescu champion at her very first attempt. williams' wait for another grand slam goes on, but the game now has a new superstar. adam wild, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6.35pm. 00:09:51,206 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with ben brown. let's get more now on our top story today — amber rudd has b

adam wild, bbc news. yeah, great scenes.eir season. they beat newcomers tottenham1—0, thanks to a brilliant strike from bethany england. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. afamiliar a familiar rivalry in a familiar setting, with chelsea handing out free tickets, 211,000 fans turned up at sta mford free tickets, 211,000 fans turned up at stamford bridge you're to see this opening day derby. they didn't have long to wait before they saw some action. a stunner! last season's top score starting were she left off with a worldly just season's top score starting were she left off with a worldlyjust one week after making her england debut. it is spurs versus in the top flight but they were determined to leave their mark. chelsea needed to exert their mark. chelsea needed to exert their dominance but the woodwork, well, it was having none of it. despite a great atmosphere, 2018 champions felt a little flat. but in front of a crowd five times bigger than the previous record, chelsea's wind was all the more special. in fro

adam wild, bbc news. incredible victory. great britain has a champion at the us open.ing and michael venus in straight sets. murray is the first man in the open era to win three successive mixed doubles titles at flushing meadows. it looks as though england now have little hope of saving the ashes. they need 365 to win the fourth test and they'll start the final day at old trafford on 18 for 2. england did manage to stop australia's run machine steve smith from scoring another century but he still made 82. incredibly, that's his lowest score of the series. australia declared on 186—6 and then england made the worst possible start, losing two quick wickets. captain joe root out for a golden duck. they're in for a tough day. at wembley, england captain harry kane scored a hat—trick as they cruised to a 4—0 win over bulgaria, maintaining their 100% record in euro 2020 qualifying. kane was set up by raheem sterling for his first goal, before adding two penalties. and kane returned the favour, getting sterling's name on the scoresheet too, as the pair showed off their deadl

chelsea and manchester united could only draw, though, as adam wild reports.emier league a two—horse race, but even in these early stages, liverpool and manchester city are just too good for the rest. they say in sport you make your own luck — liverpool were making just a little bit of burnley. trent alexander—arnold's cross somehow finding its way in. if that was fortunate, goals from sadio mane and then roberto firmino were entirely deserved. the success brings expectation — sadio mane clearly angry at being substituted. but that drive for more is what drives liverpool forward. he's an emotional guy, we're all emotional. that's how it is. would he would do it exactly like this again? probably not, but it's all ok, really. i like that, we sort these things in a second, but obviously not outside in the public. everybody needs to calm down, everything is fine, and we still like each other. if liverpool all like each other, manchester city fans can't help but like what they are seeing as well. it took them little over a minute to get things started against brigh

adam wild reports. midweek champions league defeat for chelsea.ulated here by liverpool, executed to perfection by trent alexander. what chelsea believed was their equaliser is rather less so. the ball with the va are ruling at offside on second. chelsea's obvious frustration increasing. firmino allowed space. they could have been three up just after halftime, had not been for a spectacular save in the chelsea goal. britain at one end, inspiring brilliance of the other. a team reinvigorated chelsea to level it but all they got was more disappointment. their plans, back on course. in the other games, ten—man wolves snatched a point at crystal palace with a 95th minute equaliser and ten man arsenal came from behind to beat aston villa 3—2. west ham beat manchester united 2—0. ferrari's sebastian vettel has won his first grand prix for more than a year. the german was chased home in singapore by teammate charles leclerc, who started on pole, but lost the lead after his pit stop. he wasn't at all happy with his team. red bull's max verstappen finished

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's adam wild. good evening.al display to win the solheim cup. in a dramatic finish, they won the last three singles matches to win back the trophy from the united states. there was just one point in it. our reporter sarah mulkerrins was there. six years since europe won the solheim cup, six and a half points was the target for victory. if the players were feeling the heat it was not showing. scott catriona matthew skippered the side, and with georgia whole of england proving a cut above, early momentum went their way. at the power began to shift and whenjessica korda sank this point, the american charge was on. after three days of little separating the sides it came time to the final putt on the final hole. suzann petersen, out of the sport for two years after becoming a mother, no sign of rest. after a day in the scottish sun saw the need to inconsistently, it came down to that sensationalfinish. a wild card pick more than justifying his selection from a brave captain, saluted by a crowd treated to a sporting s

they are one of the lowest rank sides left in the competition, and as adam wild reports, its an occasion manchester, just down the track from some of the more illustrious the following neighbours but could this be the destination for another extraordinary fa cup journey. it is on silver street, the home for it irlam fc with dreams of one piece of silverware are taking shape. the visit to york city, the biggest day in this club history has got the community talking. to see 1000 people on here would be a fantastic achievement. i think it will happen. it has set the town alight from a sponsors point of view and the community, ever get everyone behind us community, ever get everyone behind us it will make a huge difference. irlam fc play on the ninth tier of football. their opposition arrive with a rather richer history. just go for it, see what happens, fingers crossed, could be a giant—killing. that is part of the plan, the plotting, the preparations are now in place. in front of the cameras tomorrow, irlam fc are hoping to spring a surprise. it may still be the early stages of the fa cup

adam wild reports.. now the premier league is back in focus, time to reset and rethink. the plan being formulated by liverpool executed to perfection by trent alexander—arnold. the reds ahead within15 minutes. that was a goal easy on the eye, what chelsea believed was their equaliser it was rather less so, the ball eventually put in, only for var to rule it offside. chelsea‘s obvious frustration increasing just moments later when roberto firmino, another liverpool free kick going perfectly to plan. they could have been 3—0 upjust after half—time had it not been for a spectacular save in the chelsea goal. brilliant at one end, inspiring brilliance the other. n‘golo kante finding a way through and a finish to put his side back in it. a team reinvigorated, chelsea had a chance to level it, but all they got... more disappointment. six wins from six for liverpool, their plans back on course. we have to be ready that we can do what we are really good at, and there is space for improvement, you start the game,

adam wild, bbc news.ally against serena williams. i've been... it's so crazy. i've been... sorry. i've been dreaming of this moment for the longest time. an emotional bianca andreescu there. great britain has a champion at the us open too, jamie murray and bethanie mattek—sands retaining their mixed doubles title. he is the first man in the open area to win three successive mixed doubles titles at flushing meadows. at wembley, the england captain harry kane scored a hat—trick as they cruised to a 4—0 win over bulgaria, maintaining a 100% record in euro 2020 qualifying. he was set up in euro 2020 qualifying. he was set up by in euro 2020 qualifying. he was set up by raheem sterling for their first goal before adding two penalties and then harry kane returned the penalty, getting raheem sterling's name on the scoresheet as they showed off an impressive partnership. england women's captain steph horton played in the first manchester derby in the wsl yesterday, her club manchester city beat united 1—0 in fron

adam wild was watching. it's been 20 years since serena williams first won the us open.hasing history. that is what the new york crowd had gathered to see. what they actually saw was history of a different sort. andreescu still a teenager, blessed with an icy calmness beyond her years. and williams, it seemed, was losing her way. mistakes and frustration. bianca andreescu suddenly on the brink. but, with a championship point, williams suddenly regained her composure as the crowd lost theirs. but the fightback was as spectacular as it was short—lived. bianca andreescu champion at her first attempt. williams's wait for another grand slam goes on. so that's the fourth grand slam final in a row that serena williams has lost. tennis reporter anne—marie batson stayed up to watch the match and joins us now. thank you for speaking to us. why is it that serena keeps having difficulties in these finals? is the pressure getting to her? it is a really good question, and i struggle to find the answer. i think it is the pressure. i think her desire to win 2a grand slams to equal marga

chelsea and manchester united could only draw though, as adam wild reports.ol and manchester city are just too good for the rest. they say in sport you make your own luck, liverpool were making just a little of burnley. trent alexander arnold's cross somehow finding its way in. if that was fortunate, goals from sadio mane and roberto firmino were highly deserved. the success brings expectation — sadio mane clearly angry at being substituted. but that drive for more is what drives liverpool forward. he's an emotional guy we're all emotional. would he would do it exactly like this again? probably not, but it is all ok, really. i like that, we saw these things in a second, but obviously not outside in the public. everybody needs to calm down, everything is fine, and we still like each other. if liverpool like each other, manchester city fans cannot help but like what they are seeing as well. it took them little over a minute to get things started against brighton. manchester city have the lead on 71 seconds. two goals from sergio aguero made the game safe. four

adam wild was watching. it's been 20 years since serena williams first one the us open.e biggest stage. bianca andreescu chasing williams, and williams chasing history. what they actually saw was history of a different sort. bianca andreescu still a teenager, beth with an icy calmness beyond her years. and williams, it seemed, was losing her way. mistakes in frustration. bianca andreescu suddenly on that brink. but, championship point, williams suddenly regained her composure as the crowd lost theirs. but it was as spectacular as it was short lived. bianca andreescu champion at her first attempt. williams's wait for a new grand slam goes on. and staying with the tennis, great britain has a champion at the us open. jamie murray and betanie mattek—sands retained their mixed doubles title, beating the top seeds chan haoching and michael venus in straight sets. murray is the first man in the open era to win three successive mixed doubles titles at flushing meadows. england have a mountain to climb if they're to take the ashes to a final test. they're 18/2 in their second inn

chelsea and manchester united could only draw though, as adam wild reports.liverpool and manchester city are just too good for their opponents. they say in sport you make your own luck, liveable making little of burnley. goals from sadio mane and roberto firmino were deserved. this brings expectations, sadio mane angry at being substituted. but that drive for more is what drives liveable forward. he was emotional, he would do it exactly like this again probably not, but it is all ok, really. i like that, we like to do that and not outside in the public, everybody needs it to come down everything is fine, and we still like each other. if liverpool like each other, manchester city fans cannot help like what they are seeing as well. it took them little over a minute to get things started against brighton. manchester city have the lead on 71 seconds. two goals from sergio aguero made the game safe. a very comfortable afternoon for city. things considerably less comfortable for their cross city rivals, manchester united. against southampton, things started brightl

wild card spot. two games back. top nine, boston trying to play spoiler. we're tied at 4-4. bottom of 11. two on for willie adames. ft. laser to walk it off. 5-4 in 11 inspection. updated wild card standings. as hold a two-game lead. elvis and john lennon look-alikes. 1-0 braves until it's 2-0. base hit up the middle makes it that score. former athletic josh donaldson at the plate. he's going to throw his bat at the ball instead. swing and a miss. bottom five, braves adding on. ronald acuna jr., two-run opposite field blast. the braves win the national league east tonight. pac-12 football usc hosting utah. sloef slovis out of the game. 29 yards for this score. later in the first, tied at 7-7. what a play this is. throw to amman st. brown. sometimes lucky is good.sfide a they encouraged him to throw that ball near the beer cans. at the top. just one. talk about accuracy. >> he is a big league baseball player. >> the dolphins could use that. they have a cooler -- >> need a little accuracy. >> then again, it's your job. >> it is your job. >> it would be like us not being able to talk. >> that would be pretty bad. >> s

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adam, you wrote the book on uber. it is called wild ride. does ellison have a point?h a little context on larry ellison. he runs a company that's known in silicon valley as being a real company. it makes complicated technology, and it sells it at a profit. it doesn't grow very quickly, but it makes a lot of money. uber has a business. it is not fair to say that just because they don't have cars they don't have a business. ebay never had any merchandise and they made a lot of money, have made a lot of money over the years. as for whether anyone can build it, well lyft did, but no one else did. i think he's being a little harsh, but that's who he is. >> is he short the stock? i mean, i can't -- it just doesn't make sense, why he's so harsh and maybe he's we -- with elon musk, when their car comes out they will eat uber alive. >> they are still not profitable. a lot of people are asking me should i buy this company? i can't tell you what to do. the company doesn't make money. when do you see on the time horizon that they are going to? there is a lot of competition out th

what's disappointing is republicans on the house aren't going wild, absolutely taking down the chamber and keeping it from doing business because adamave made evidence on someone who whispers on something they heard from somebody else, markets tend to react very negatively quickly especially with a republican because you may be the only conservatives in manhattan right now that are awake. but it steps back after a moment and says, hey, what's going on here, would the senate really remove trump and the other thing is that they did what would we get in his place, mr. pence is conservative and continue same policies and the democrats would be hard-pressed not to cooperate with him. rob: they think they can beat pence in 2020 easier that's for sure. >> that's a different issue, right now liz warren looks so good but in september till february the lead is going the change, so much happens in that kind of thing, that's really the distant future in terms of markets. jillian: what does this mean for investors and also you say if the economy goes into a recession it won't be because of the impeachment process, explain that. >> essentially if

wild series of attacks. first he's been going after house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff for comments schiff made at a hearing last weekme. he suggested without evidence that schiff should be arrested for treason. he's claiming he has a right to confront the whistleblower, describi describing this person as his accuser. he also wants to know who in the white house has been talking to the whistleblower, likening that individual to a spy. and he's also elevating comments from a supporter that if house democrats are successful in removing president trump in office, then there could be a civil warlike fracture in this country. all of this as it becomes increasingly clear that the white house does not have an overarching strategy to defend the president against impeachment. privately some inside the white house believe the past six days have been a lost opportunity to shake public opinion around impeachment. president trump has really been going it alone on twitter, but privately sources say president trump believes he does not need an impeachment response team, he does not think he needs more lawyers

just half hour ago, after wild cries and accusations of all sizzle and very little stake, we works founder and ceo adam newman officially flamed out as ceo of the shared office space giant. this after days of blistering criticism that newman was using we work to enrich his own bank account to the tune of millions, criticism that deflated the pre-ipo value of the company by plus 50%. the board took the proverbial keys from the c suite away from newman. he will be allowed to remain as nonexecutive chairman of the board at we work parent we company but now it is up to we works former co president and cfo, along with former vice chair to get the ipo initially valued at 47 billion, but plum meting to 20 billion -- plummeting to 20 billion back on the rails. the reason we're leading with this is it is a stunning and swift end to his leadership all triggered when potential investors red through the pre-ipo -- read through the pre-ipo declarations. revelations over the weekend on drug use on private jets sealed his fate. speaking of stunning and swift, look at stocks, they are roller coaster mostly down at thi

wild in the east they're saying that if they feel safe in the city. they will go out there they will try and go out and vote those who are adamant vote the other thing we have to remember is that there are areas of the country where it's almost impossible for people to vote there even districts in kabul where it's just too risky there's too much of a taliban presence for people to be able to go safely to a polling station and cast a ballot so these kinds of questions are going to come up and the other issue is that if you look at the election so far from literally the 1st day of the election right up until now there have been constant attacks on. election gatherings on candidates on. campaign events and so you know these sorts of things are really adding to the fear amongst the people because the taliban have been very adamant this time that they will absolutely. you know sort of target this entire process and i think it will really come down to what it looks like across the country tomorrow so that elections are taking place in a very of a tense atmosphere is what he is saying now what about the leading contender as is the president of ghandi lucky to

adams only lived in the white house for less than four months. when thomas jefferson moved in, the landscape remained a wreck. visitors described it as "a barren, stony unfenced waste that existed in a rough, wildtate." gentlemen found the site downright dangerous after dark. in his words, "one was liable to fall into a pit or stumble over a pile of rubbish." but none of this deterred jefferson in the slightest, and almost immediately he got to work improving the landscape, removing the temporary buildings, filling in the holes. in jefferson's vision for the grounds, culminated in this landscape plan, which is believed to have been executed, at least in part, in his own hand. while it does not look like the current arrangement of the white house grounds, it is absolutely vital, because it formed a basis for all future development. it perfectly illustrates how, at the beginning, the white house grounds were more short and squat than they are now. they are shorter north and south and wider east and west. jefferson's plan revolved around three key themes. the first two are closely related. he divided the landscape into north and south grounds with the white house itself acting as the dividing line

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let's go to the ipos we went to peloton wild week for companies looking to go public and some names have already recently hit the market. >> breaking moments ago adam w newman after driving the company down a rocky road. >> all these moves we were preparing for an ipo down the road now it's very unlikely to happen >> we want some momentum we think we generally left something on the table in the operation. my cfo said we don't want to be dollar smart we hope the price is up. >> it did take a while to get open normally you wouldn't hear this when the stock opened lower. >> you per stock lost a third of its value since its debut. >> markets want growth but not at any cost they want discipline growth >> let's get straight to our reporters covering all angles of the ipo landscape. p >> peloton, hitting lows in the sector the company had a range of 26 to 29 dollars priced at the top of the range managed to raise $1.8 billion but never hit that mark and opened lower it becomes with that slide here today now down off nearly 14%. the second worst debut this year, first day of trading after smile direct which debuted just two weeks ago, that stock, by the wa

restaurant chain buffalo wild wings and mgm announcing a deal to bring sports betting into restaurants. joining us the ceo of roar digital. adam going to vegas and doing black jack and stuff but i love watching college football and if i had $10 on a game, when we do the final four and there's not even money involved. >> there's the joint venture between mgm and you have all kinds of smart different ways to take advantage of the new environment that we're in. could you explain that a little? and then we'll go into buffalo wild wings. >> exactly the original intention the coming together of one of the leaders worldwide in sports betting and of course mgm resorts which is a premiere entertainment company, a leading entertainment company in the u.s. granted access to tens of millions of gamblers and of course the exceptional properties we think the combination of those two things is a winning combination to tackle the market opportunity. >> and buffalo wild wings i guess was -- you could almost sort of see this coming because you watch their advertising and it's a place where there's great wings and i've been there. i like it a lo

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when adam schiff sits and there stares you down here we go russia, resession and now whistle blower talk. so listen to the wilds for everybody involved. it's distopic. >> this is truly uncharted territory. >> i feel like we are watching vladimir putin's best fantasy play out in realtime. >> all of this is an example how the president uses power when he believes his word is law. >> what we see now emerge something a massive cover-up everett by the white house and the department of justice to prevent the facts from coming to light. >> i think we are at this point of seeing this trampling of our laws and procedures by an individual in the oval office. ainsley: okay. the substance of this complaint is not even known. and that's how they handle it. we are going to get him this time. brian: and the question was and "the washington post" speculated are we holding back lethal weapons of mass destruction for the ukrainians to defend themselves in order for the president of the united states to investigate what a possible political opponent did with the ukraine and that's what rudy giuliani we started this whole thing r

adam newman has over the board. stuart: jeff, could i say this. either newman leaves or there's no ipo? >> he has to leave. he's a wild card. the fact these companies give these super voting rights is horrendous because when you have somebody like this who implodes, you know that it's going to affect a lot of people that have put a lot of time and effort to getting this company public. he has to step down or else this ipo should not go forward. stuart: i drove past a wework enterprise unit just the other day. it was empty. it was sparkling new. they spent a fortune on a gym. it was a very nice-looking place but it was empty. i get the impression that the whole idea of wework isn't working. >> you know what, when you look at it, you have to really wonder why investors and people have been so optimistic about dhon septemb this concept. this concept has existed for quite awhile and it's really not gained any momentum in terms of understanding how this is going to make people -- how this is going to make investors money in the long term. i would not take a risk with this. i'm big in commercial real estate. i understand commerci