andrew long, strategist and analyst of china issues . hello mr. ong. thank you how are you thankful. as i said, in this conversation, we want to share china's view of the elections. america and duality should check trump. i want it specifically i would like to ask you about the report of the bloomberg news agency , in which the assessment of the us intelligence agencies was cited and it was said that china has no preference between the two candidates, trump and biden. do you agree with this assessment? yes, i also agree with this because the experience of beijing and its relations with america in the past years confirms this, based on a very tough and intense trade war during the previous administration of trump. china can actually have a tough position against america and take action to counter the american trade war, but in the end what we see is that whoever wants to be the president of the united states is no different in this regard compared to china, and we cannot say that , for example, trump will take a more friendly position towards biden

andrew long from hong kong, we will review the report of the bloomberg news agency, which is quoted by

andrew long from hong kong, we will have a review of the report of the bloomberg news agency, which quoted the american intelligence agencies as saying that the chinese authorities do not see a difference between biden and trump in the american elections. but according to the world's custom, today we will start the program with the latest and freshest images of the past 24 hours from palestine. the children are their fault, the women are their fault, all of them are different, they are sleeping in their homes, we are the ones, we are the ones who support us, we are the ones who are idle , but the ones who do not attack us are the ones who are weak and seek the ones who are idle, o lord, you are the mighty, and we the weak are your strength in all. it is almost 1:30 a.m. in the night , we can't hear the sound of air, of course the whole school is safe and sound. it means that you are going to go to the schools, and that is what you are doing now. it means where the bad people are going. it is going to be in the streets, and there is no safe place in gaza. neither in the camp, nor in the hos

long been censored with. let me give you one example: there were 23 red states, including texas with greg ebot, but also new york and andrew under the obama and trump administrations, passed a law that says, it says, if you are a contractor working with the government, now you must sign an undertaking that you do not support and will not participate her specialty is children with speech impairments, what do you mean you can’t boycott, you can’t refuse to buy israeli products? yes, this is a movement, this is how in the eighties there was a movement to abandon south africa, to boycott south africa, not to go to south africa, not to buy their goods, in order to end the apportheid regime, there is a similar movement called the movement to boycott sanctions, calling. six months before and six months after, he issued a decree calling on government employees to boycott the state of north carolina, as well as the state of indiana, in protest of their toilet laws, the law that you must... all russia from the very first day i assumed , that this is not true, and what is the truth in all this? let's give a little preface, because i

criticizing israel have been censored for a long time, to give one example, it was ... 23 red states, including texas with greg abbott, but also new york with andrewong ago, under the obama and trump administrations, passed a law that says, it says, if you are a contractor working with the state, then now you have to sign a commitment that you do not support or participate in a boycott against israel, and i once interviewed this woman, she was a speech therapist. in austin texas, her specialty is children with speech disorders, what do you mean you can’t boycott, you can’t refuse to buy israeli products? yes, this is a movement, this is how in the eighties there was a movement to abandon south africa, to boycott south africa, not to travel to south africa, not to buy their goods, to end the apportheid regime. there is a similar movement called the movement along boycott sanctions, calling not to invest in israel, not to travel there and not to buy their goods in order to end the occupation and give the palestinians their own state. in the united states, in 24 states, there is a law that says that you cannot receive a contract from the state until

andrew dymburt. authorities charging the suburban long island dad alleged to be the gilgo beach serial murderer withts of murder. horrifying evidence found inside his home included what they describe as blueprints for torture and murder. here's abc's senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky. >> i can't express what this day means after waiting and hoping for answers. >> reporter: prosecutors have charged the suburban dad and alleged gill bow beach killer rex heuermann with the deaths of two more women. >> this year has been 21 years since she was taken from us. longer than the chance that she got to be alive. >> reporter: one of them, jessica taylor. >> her body was recovered on july 26th, 2003. she was decapitated, and her hands and arms were severed just below the elbows. eight years later, her arms and skull were found in ocean parkway. >> reporter: taylor was found decapitated in the woods. more of her remains were found at gilgo beach near the bodies of heuermann's other alleged vic victims. sandra castilla, a 58 found in the hamptons. >> the victim suffered 25 injuries in all which we

writer to the new york times but you know him as the morning joe economic analyst and andrew is working an extra long day, the leader of cnbc's swap box. let's start with these economies. they say trumps policies could cause an inflation bomb. >> yeah, there are a lot of risks here. trump is talking about extending his tax cuts which means massive deficits. his talking about tariffs which add enormously to inflation. tariffs are paid for not by the government, not by china, but by the consumer. hopefully this will be getting people starting to pay attention. >> andrew, you interview business leaders everyday who like to understandably complain about inflation. they don't necessarily say that president biden is business friendly but when you have 16 nobel prize winners saying trumps policies will be a disaster, how are the business trump enthusiast going to respond to this? >> the trump enthusiast i think actually just look away is what the trumpet busiest do but i think those that are a little bit more with the program look at this and say this is not a good thing. the hardest part about this is that

i've been covering andrew cuomo for a very long time and there is one thing that he refuses to do andhat is to take any responsibility for what happened in new york four years ago or apologize to those families. i tried to ask him to do that again today. and he didn't. what he is trying to do here today is establish this narrative that he didn't do anything wrong. the d.o.j. has never charged him and that this is all a partisan pursuit and that he is basically did for years ago what the federal government recommended. watch. >> mandates, i think a lot of folks wonder why you pushed this down the throats of nursing homes and then took so long six weeks to reverse it. >> the department of justice found no wrongdoing and investigation said explicitly we followed the federal guidance. >> okay, so he will try to tell committee members that today. house republicans on this panel want to get to the bottom of who actually authored that march 2020 order. the one that barred nursing homes from rejecting the patients who had covid. also want to know why his administration, dana, massively underr

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long-awaited process. this is the story, andrew, can we still marvel at the presence andriy yaermak on similar in similar episodes, should we be surprised, is it possible to recognize reality and tell ourselves honestly, yes , a person whom no one chose, a person with whom no one delegated decision-making. or some diplomatic functions, after all , he performs all this work, well, there is probably no reason to be surprised, because, because... yermak actually took part in a huge number of events, that is, we see that he is also present in the united states of america, as well as at the j7 meetings, and at others, including bilateral meetings, at the signing, in particular, well, the same security agreements, yes, so, well, i don't know why we should be surprised here , relatively speaking, but the other side of the coin, it is that, well... we are really asking ourselves there, and a person with what status, that is, what status, why such a representation, and why not the prime minister of ukraine, for example, yes, why yes, why, why is it possible that he is not the speaker of the parliament, yes, that is, there

implications of donald trump's conviction including across his enterprises and are joined by long time federal prosecutor andrewa mueller prosecutor, bringing some of the cases we touched on. andrew, it does matter when a jury says something. we would not be running tonight's report this way if it were a hung jury or the defendant were acquitted. this is new development. as we put back up on the screen those different organizations, is that an important way for people to understand that there's more than a pattern here and it undercuts the idea that the defendant was somehow singled out? >> yeah, no. i think it is useful to pull the lens back and look at this in terms of the entire history of the legal process. and, you know, that's not considering all of the people who are currently under indictment, who have not -- and by the way that would be fair to talk to them -- talk about them. >> sure. >> because, yes, this is -- the legal system is about whether they should go to jail. that's why there's proof beyond a reasonable doubt. but here in a court of public opinion you don't have to have that same standard. i

to gauge the public mood our correspondent andrew harding has been to brittany, long considered one ofd right is on the march, as it is across france. 19—year—old matiss is campaigning for the hard right national rally. it's not to many people's taste here. "it's fascism. it's fascism", says alain montier. "you have to call a spade a spade and they're fascists". but matiss insists the national rally has changed and that its core message restricting immigration is timely and popular ingredient identitaire. "our country is having an identity crisis", matiss says. "people come here and don't learn our language. "they don't assimilate". that message, amplified by the media, is cutting through, even in moderate, white, rural brittany. "we have a history. "a culture", says armand, a retired fireman. and you fear you're losing it, iask. "i'm worried", he says. along the coast in the big city of lorient basketball practice in a poor and diverse neighbourhood. the coach here, jeremy robert, says new immigrants are highly motivated to integrate and to succeed, but his charity is so worried about

to andrew's point, she scheduled this hearing and unconscionably long time after trump made these commentsweeks if we see one in forever. the reason for that is because these rulings would be appealable if she went against the government. she limits special counsel's ability to use funding sources, they would appeal that. most importantly this ruling on the change of trumps conditions of pretrial release is something by statute the government is entitled to take an immediate appeal of if she denies their motion. that is exactly where the judge doesn't want to be in front of the 11th circuit again. i think we can't say this enough. she wasn't just reversed two times by the court of appeals. she entertained a fundamentally flawed action brought i donald trump. when you don't like the results of a search warrant or investigation into your conduct, you wait until you are charged, and then you move to suppress any evidence gained as a result of that search warrant. that is not what he did. he filed a civil action not justified by any sort of legal proceedings. she entertained it and delayed the

this move is going to impact both keith gill and someone like an andrew left right now, who bet against him? carmen: it is really the longnd short side of the trade. if you are long gamestop and trading a short time, you do not want to see a 30% plus drop on the day. if you are a short seller, you might think this looks great. it is down almost 40% i am seeing on my terminal. andrew left was on cnbc saying he things this time is different, he has been in this trade before. we reported that he was short again. it is really interesting. it feels like a resurgence of 2021, with just a few slight tweaks. sonali: thank you so much for joining us on this. a lot of people will be watching that livestream as well, still ongoing, and as we have been saying, gamestop shares, on-and-off, halted through the day. that is bloomberg's carmen reinicke. coming up, we will talk about wealthy families driving a resurgence in private equity buyouts. we will take a look at it on today's wall street beat. this is bloomberg. ♪ the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an

that's already happened because this court has taken so long to decide this question. >> andrew -- i agree with simone. it's really frustrating in so many levels to see the court really putting the country in this position on this question.t which seemingly to everyone is easy to acknowledge. the speciousness of it as well as the -- the real problems that could be set upon the country if they decide the wrong way. and former attorney general eric holder had this to say on msnbc's deadline white house. just take a listen to how he is assessing this moment. >> a president can violate the american criminal law if he or she is doing something in their official capacity. that is an absurd and dangerous conclusion. and i'm worried given the length of time it's taken for the supreme court to decide this case it's something along those lines might come out of the supreme court. >> and it is that something along those lines that have a lot of court watchers and folks like ourselves here concerned about how this court comes down on this. do -- do you think they're going to try to give, you kno

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the house is in possession of that transcript and has been for a long time. andrewiece of evidence in the perversion of the role of law, the opposite of what you described jack smith and joe biden doing in terms of playing it safe and this all-out assault on the rule of law from the right. >> i'm going to borrow a phrase from president barack obama. you know, we are in the midst of silly season. we have not seen a lot of adult supervision in the house and the idea that impeachments are being handed out as retaliation as opposed to reserving that for the most egregious conduct is another sign of the way in which donald trump and his enablers have really debased washington and institutions that i know you and i, nicolle, absolutely revere. and so it's very, very painful to see that denigration. there's nothing that merrick garland has done that warrants this. they have the transcript. the reason for the audio tape would be solely to see if they can make political hay out of it. that's not the role of the department of justice. this is not something that they tradition

everything the bomb is just as andrews as a nuclear explosion, even of low power. at least this is a long term infection of a large area and ukrainians have already had incidents with their me south wind to the territories of moldova romania trans. nice trend. so they can use these as president to say, well, it just happened. and also, i do not trust any international institutions because the i a commission has not been able to find out within 2 years for which side is that pros in nuclear power plant is being shelled. what can we talk about? everyone knows the answer except for the i a e, a inspectors. the same happened with the organization for the probably b, sion, of chemical weapons. when he made a conclusion, even without entering that search are up syria remotely. by the way, these was one of the reasons to launch a special minister operation because ukraine was preparing the striking the don't ask and look at people's republics and another strike russian service advisor to bomb. and not only dr. bob, they had a lot of things prepared immediately after the started with special need

andrew weissmann, we're going to hear this for as long as donald trump is able to speak and we will hearry other one of his criminal trials about how he wanted to testify. >> donald trump had a right to testify. judge merchan made sure he knew it because early in the trial when donald trump was saying because of the gag order he could not testify, judge merchan wanted to make sure that donald trump, the former president of the united states, understood the rights that any defendant has, and it is a right that is personal to the defendant. it is not a right exercised by defense counsel, as all of those defense counsel no, and that is that it is the defendant's choice to testify or not to testify so it is simply a lie if he says i was prohibited from testifying, or i wanted to testify. if he wanted to, he could hop on the stand and testify. he could have called keith schiller if he wanted to. he could've called allen weisselberg. in the same way, he made a choice to call bob costello. not the best choice in the world given how that went. he also was free to cross examine david pecker and t

and typically gordon host rules for rhetoric phase podcasts and andrew wong, co host of the final countdown. now here's the nfl, have a long history of making a political stance against america and are symbols whether it be refusing to stand during the national anthem or not seeing the pledge of allegiance the nfl not only defended to actually encourage and accommodated the players. protest, often this was against the wishes of the fans and supporters of the teams and even the owners. but eventually those fans just ignore it and continued watching and supporting their favorite pass time. and whether or not you agree completely with bikers or marks. there are millions of people around the world who do i get a personal values or even their religious beliefs. there are even multiple countries whose foundation of law is based on the same points made by baker. yet the majority of those activist who are upset by the narrative bunker stated would rather attack an individual with no power to bully him into silence. but they stay silent or more extreme examples of crimes against women occur. here's the facts. as of june 2023, 17.9

long term support to kyiv. for more on this, i'm joined by andrew d'anieri — resident fellow at the atlantic council's eurasia centero have you on the programme. what progress will they make, do you think on that very point — of increasing the economic pressure on russia? thanks for having me. in terms of sanctions pressure, that's what we mean immediately by economic pressure on russia i think it can be relatively modest, ux —— the us announced a new raft of sanctions and secondary sanctions against entities both russian and those that are essentially trends shipping dual use goods and weapons to russia, that is a major to do to come out from the us side, ahead of the summit, we could see some kind of agreement or statement from the g7 leaders, encouraging china to back off, essentially, sending dual use technology to russia which would be significant because of the european leaders including president macron actually recently met with the chinese president in france so it would be significant to see european leaders also push back on abatingsupport for russia. interesting to see what actually does happen because a

. >> well, andrew, you've been around a long time as i've, i, we know that polls come and go. not be about the polls. they should be about the polls. they should be about the personalities of the leaders who is likely to be our best prime minister and the policies that they're putting forward. and that's what that's what we ought to be talking about. >> of course, when nigel farage comes into to the scene, michael, it's what everybody starts talking about . michael, it's what everybody starts talking about. he's on the front pages of all the papers today. it's a massive reverberations. the impact that he had of brexit, of course, has been significant. he was the architect of the biggest political change in any of our living memory. so what impact will he now have? because there will he now have? because there will be people, i think, from the left and the right that will vote for nigel. >> well, what those people need to keep at the forefront of their minds is this a vote for reform is a vote to put keir starmer into downing street. thatis starmer into downing street. that is

long term plan for towns. conservative minister andrew griffith says voters have a clear choice.n campaign. >> i'd be out meeting voters this morning as i am, people you know are not necessarily made up their mind. i think all of the polls and research i've seen show a large number of people who are undecided. and the big job of work for us all, because i think people understand what this conservative government has done, what it stands for. there's only two potential prime ministers on the 5th of july who are going to walk through number 10. i think it's clear what you get with the conservatives, we don't know enough, do we, about what labour would do . what labour would do. >> meanwhile, labour is promoting its power up agenda leader sir keir starmer, deputy leader sir keir starmer, deputy leader angela rayner and shadow chancellor rachel reeves unveiled their battle bus, which will travel 5000 miles across the country. they're describing the country. they're describing the conservatives levelling up pledge as a phoney gimmick, saying they have data showing which areas will be

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andrew. officers responded to a call inside a basement apartment right here in manhattan's upper west side, where there was a five foot long boa constrictor curled up inside the kitchen sink are someone inside the building said they actually saw the snake slither into the apartment, but they have no idea where it came from. >> boa constrictors are illegal to own in new york city because, you know, we're all on top of each other, so they're illegal. so the snake was placed in a foster home outside of the city. >> let me tell you something. that boa constrictor looked like it was eaten pretty good. there are tons of rats and pigeons, if you like poultry and more rats. >> there's no shortage of things for that. >> there's no shortage of rats in new york city. and next to what could be a first for the bay state, yes, a flamingo is spotted on cape cod, massachusetts. >> and if it's verified as a wild one as opposed to escaped, the sighting would mark the first time that a wild flamingo, which is a tropical bird, has been seen anywhere in massachusetts. >> wow. one theory behind how the bird got there is that it could have been

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11 sets of human remains have been found on long island, suffolk county authorities say they believe their case against human is just beginning. rhiannon andrew andrea. thank you. a dna testing scandal involving a forensic scientist in colorado has taken a new twist. authorities are investigating misty woods, who allegedly manipulated dna evidence during her 29 years at the colorado bureau of investigation. now, abc news has obtained a report showing colleagues alerted officials to issues with woods back in 2014. but she continued working until last year when an intern sounded the alarm. officials say so far, they've identified problems in more than 650 cases that woods handled. >> coming up, a big change at a popular retail chain. why workers are now wearing cameras. >> also ahead, shocking video a giraffe picking up a toddler lifting her into the air. at this safari park, we hear (bill) when we started blue buffalo, we made a promise to our boy blue - that we would create the best pet food we possibly could, made with the finest natural ingredients and none of the things you find in many other pet foods. we call it the true blue promise and

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that she waited so long to hear this matter. >> andrew weissmann, i detect a certain kind of adisapproval ty cobb's facial hair. you may have a problem with it but i do not. thank you for spending this time with us. the florida hearing is still ongoing. when we get any kind of reading, we'll bring that to you. >>> in the meantime, the marquee political event of the 2024 presidential cycle is just days away. more than likely one night only spectacle given that one candidate has an incredible penchant for breaking the rules. it is a debate with huge implications for both candidates on the stage, no audience and new rules. we'll look at how this match-up will be different from what you remember in 2020 and god help us, it has to be better than that. >>> and later in the show, it is two years since the decision to over turn the right to an abortion in this country. it was an earthquake of a decision. perhaps the most political consequential decision of our lye time and the aftershocks are still being felt today. how democrats an the biden white house plan to make women's issues an the courts

long term. for prince andrew, who is unemployed. when it comes to king charles, and after multiple eviction conversations, a friend of the king's warned as things stand, life at royal lodge is set to become increasingly cold and uncomfortable for the duke . and uncomfortable for the duke. >> indeed. i mean, we know that there's embarrassment on the part of the king in relation to andrew's controversies, including his ill advised friendship with convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein. but what do we know of their personal relationship ? do the personal relationship? do the two men get on? charles and andrew? >> i mean, they didn't when they were younger men, but i think both of them softened in their old age, especially towards the end of their parents lives . old age, especially towards the end of their parents lives. i think that they bonded through grief. but the king's ultimate objective is his legacy and how people interpret him as, you know, a leader and i think he understands that prince andrew is a is a liability and looks like

long red banner down the capital street. it's meant to symbolize the so called red line president bite andrew at israel, potentially inviting ross a frequent guest of the program human and labor rights attorney dental vall like is among those rallying in the us capital. we spoke with us earlier from the heart of the protests in dc the . 7 genocide and the you know, the, the slaughter of over to the rock and we are saying no to them. and what we've done is put up this red line around the white house, which you can see the message that we have is not ever red line for israel, which would cause them to stop supporting israel. the people in the us have to be to read and so that this symbolized and inspire people from all over the united states. and the genocide where you can see one of the protesters in washington and make sure you are holding a mass resembling jo biden's head hubbard in blood. president biden, who is in paris, an official visit. it says as well, has full backings from the white house to bring all remaining hostages. home comments. welcome to the safe rescue for hostages that are returned to their families whos

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long standoff with police in san jose. >> started about 10, 30 this morning at a home on lantern way near andrew p hill high school. police say that they were serving a search warrant and the man refused to come out. officers say that they believed he was armed. tactical negotiators were able to get the man to come out peacefully. about an hour later. and and he was taken into custody. man is dead tonight after he crashed his motorcycle and was run over by a big rig in livermore. it happened just before 6 this morning on westbound 5.80. that's near north livermore avenue exit. chp says the man was speeding between a car and the big rig. officers say that he he clipped the big rig, fell off his bike and then was run over by another big rig. both truck drivers are cooperating with the chp. city of oakland is one step closer to revitalizing the 112 acre coliseum site in east oakland. last night the city agreed to sell its share of the site to the african american sports and entertainment group. but as a conference, dan kerman tells us there's not going to be any kind of facelift to the property. >> until the developme

corrupt disgraced new york governor andrew cuomo whose fatal nursing home order resulted in the deaths of 15,000 innocent seniors dying in nursing homes. this was a longverdue step for those families who were still mourning the loss of their loved ones in new york state. we will continue to fight justice -- find justice and answers for those families who are grieving. chairman of the select committee for making yesterday possible. i'm honored to be joined by my colleagues today and i want to turn it over to mark alford who will be talking about the national defense bill. >> all right. thank you madame chairwoanu mr.y colleagues appear. this is a good day in america. i'm honored to be on the armed services committee. we critical time in our nations history. our military plays a vital role in shaping the future of american freedom, safety, security while also ensuring that a western rules-based order remains the foundation to a stable world. this year we have focused on three major components in the national defense authorization act. enhancing u.s. deterrence, countering china'sd improving tf life for our service members. china's aggression is the grea

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on to the rate cut bets, pricing under 50 basis points of cuts this year, but we are a long way away from the andrewthe year, who said we are turning a corner but it never came. when you talk about 7-2, how far away does it seem that they are willing to cut? lizzy: you say 7-2, but don't think of the members as individuals because you have that big block of internal members who move as a pack, so wait for the likes of the governor himself to go for a cut, and it could be more rapid than at the moment but traders off the back of the services print yesterday pared their bets on august cut, so it is interesting that now having seen the decision and the guidance around it, as you say, looking a bit more dovish. lisa: thank you. great work. we will catch up with you as we parse through this because it matters. the bank of england is dealing with a lot of issues that the fed is and other central banks and it raises the question of how much do they have to basically say we will not let politics affect us? because they have to factor that in, and how much are we looking at a split decision with the confusin

we should, as long as hamas is not releasing them, it is our role, not only our right, to release as many israelis as possible. andrewman in 2003. but police had got the wrong man. after serving nearly two decades in prison for a crime he didn't commit, mr malkinson was released last year. speaking on a bbc documentary, he says he is still haunted by the ordeal, as our correspondent lindsey smith reports. 0rdinary people should be aware that they can be taken — could happen to anybody. an ordinary man from grimsby who suffered an extraordinary miscarriage of justice. police are describing a rape on a mother of two in greater manchester as particularly vicious. in 200a, andrew malkinson was convicted of the rape of a mum in salford. when he said "take him down", i said, "i'm completely innocent." and i said it pretty loud so everyone could hear it clearly. i was frightened. how am i going to survive in here for any length of time? the news devastated his family in grimsby. as much as i don't really want to say this, but i am going to say it — like i didn't want anything to do with him. which, that affected me.. becaus

long on lantern way. a short residential block of single family homes just behind the baseball field of andrew p hill highspecial operations unit was serving a search warrant when the suspect barricaded themselves and refused to come out. that suspect was believed to be armed. so right now, we know that tactical negotiators were successful in getting that suspect to surrender peacefully. as you can see from nbc bay area sky ranger, that person was taken into custody. now, in addition to san jose police officers, we also saw atf and santa clara county district attorney's office investigators and quite a number of fire trucks out here, as well. this, again, is happening on the other side of the fence from andrew hill p hill high school. so employees told us that they were a little concerned and knowing that the fire trucks were out here because they didn't know if there was an explosive type of situation. so now this is all over. we don't know what kind of search warrant that the special operations unit was serving, but we now know the suspect is in custody. we will bring you details as they develop on nbcb

andrew marden shares the vast history on the track over the years. >>longave mart 3.50. it went by the name banquet, frozen foods. 300 on june. 11th 1989. the nascar cup series made its debut at this particular road course and a crowd of 62,000 people watched ricky be the first to cross the finish line under us. who's going to benefit the warm-up act upright walk is going is coming under where it was coming. found the dirt and we found really i >>it would be the first of 2 times in sonoma that ricky rudd would find victory. lane. the other was in 2002 in 34 years of this race taking place. some of the biggest names in nascar have taken the checkered flag. rusty wallace, dale earnhardt, tony stewart, jimmie johnson, jeff gordon, 5 times 3 times in a row from 1998, through 2000. then again, in 2004 and in >>yeah, we're very lucky as very special sonoma raceway's been >>around for a long time. 55 years to be exact ports not to not like about coming out to sonoma raceway. >>it's a very historic road course. very technical. very challenging. and the team just lo

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