let's speak now to bob wilson, the former arsenal goalkeeper & broadcaster.rsonally, as well. it is incredibly sad. he is one of the nicest people that you could ever wish to meet, an absolute gent, and in our recent times together, he has just been an amazing supporter for the charity that my wife and i set up, but as a goalkeeper i can go back to probably his first season and liverpool goal when they face an arsenal side in the 1971 final, and although he managed to get away, managed to get the win, the final whistle, when i went to shake hands, as goalies always do with each other, there was definitely a tear in his eye, and i said to him, ray, i'm 30 years of age now, you'rejust 2122, you've got a chance of coming back again. i'm at the end of my career. i never again played at wembley. he always used to remind me of this. ray went back about 30 or 40 of this. ray went back about 30 or a0 times in that extraordinary career of his. he would have won more than his 61 caps had it not been for the great peter shilton there, and england being blessed with grea

bob wilson on the late ray clements who died at the age of 72. his democratic rivaljoe biden won the us presidential election — but he's also reiterated unsubstantiated claims of widespread election fraud. on twitter, president trump said biden won because the election was rigged. despite losing the election earlier this month mr trump has so far refused to concede and his legal efforts have so far been unsucessful. earlier i spoke to our our north america correspondent will grant who's in washington. he said he won because, and then he repeated a slew of unsubstantiated allegations, and that got repeated very quickly by biden supporters who we re very quickly by biden supporters who were looking for any chances was the concession they were waiting for. then he was quick, president trump, to turn around and say, i concede nothing. so that's where we are, and i suspect that this is about as far as he will go. he will always, i think, claimed that he somehow won at this election and it was only denied victory by a conspiracy involving the left and

earlier, i spoke to to the former arsenal goalkeeper and broadcaster bob wilson, who shared his memoriesuld ever wish to meet, an absolute gent, and in our recent times together, he's been an amazing supporter for the charity that me and my wife set up. but as a goalkeeper, i can go back to probably his first season in the liverpool goal, when they faced an arsenal side in the 1971 final and although we managed to get the win, the final whistle, when i went to shake hands, as goalies always do with each other, there was definitely a tear in his eye. i said to him, ray, i'm 30 years of age now, you're just 21, you've got a chance of coming back again, i'm at the end of my career. i never again played at wembley, he always reminded me of this. and ray went back 30 or a0 times in that extraordinary career of his. he would have won more than his 61 caps had not been for the great peter shilton, england being blessed with great goalkeepers. but an absolutely wonderful human being. a key member of shankly‘s squad back in the 70s and 80s, as we all remember, but what made him so special? you're

carjackings, gunshots, et cete et cetera. >> mark: carjackings and gunshots, bob is the founder and president of the wilsond a great privilege to have him. bob, basically when you eliminate the police, it is the lawless elements, the underworld, the gangs, the criminals that take over, isn't it? >> absolutely low income black communities are suffering most because it is outrage. about ten years ago, i rode about cincinnati when the police officer shot a young man who turned with a gun in his hand and the civil rights leader came in, boycotted the city, which resulted in the police being less aggressive and influencing the loss on the black community. the murder rate went 800% one year in low income black neighborhoods, but none of the civil rights leaders where the local leaders lived in the neighborhoods and had to suffer the consequence of their assault on the police. this is a pattern that has happened all over the country with the a dramatic surge in the number of murders occurring in these communities. 82% of blacks polled do not support the defunding of the police. >> mark: but why is that 82% voting

bob lafollette oppose war. he voted for woodrow wilson in 1916 go bob lafollette was a republican voted for wilson because he believed in wilson's pledge to keep the united states out of the war. in april of 1917 woodrow wilson asked congress to declare war on germany. bob lafollette was one of onlysix united states senators to oppose that war. he was concerned that only munitions makers, profiteers would benefit from that as the people would suffer the loss of loved ones in the military. he was concerned that the government was not telling the people the full cost of the war. his principle concern was the suppression of civil liberties. in 1917 congress passed a bill called the espionage act. it didn't have anything to do with espionage. it was about suppressing opposition to the war. newspapers could be shut down a were shut down as a result of that. people were jailed for their criticism of the war and bob lafollette to leave the bill of rights was not repealed because the united states was at war. an event on september 20, 1917 was a

following them, our dear friend bob zellig will be back for one of his enormous number of appearances at wilson center events. bob was president of the world bank from 2007 to 2012. he was u.s. trade representative from 2001 to 2005. deputy secretary of state from 2005 to 2006. but most important for this purpose, from 1985 to 1993 he served as counselor to the --retary of the treasury and jim baker and undersecretary and he was also undersecretary of state under secretary jim baker. jim baker had virtually every role in government, as bob did, as well as white house deputy chief of staff. for sure, bob was in all the rooms where it happened. when all these arrangements were put in place. and he's still a very act i chronicler of not just u.s. politics but all things related to this topic. i only have one question, it interests me a lot, ben mentioned it more, i think, but wru did too, robert. the osce is based on the concept of consensus. how refreshing is that in today's fractured world? one of the things that is so interesting is, russia is, was, is, a member of the osce. however, as i menti

tottenham and liverpool goalkeeper and we will be remembering him with another great goalkeeper, bob wilsonequalling sixth time, while rafael nadal, who's looking for his first, takes on daniil medvedev in the other semi. its going to be wigan against st helens, in rugby league's grand final, next friday. saints are the defending champions, and they helped on their way by a brilliant solo try from kevin naiqama he intercepts the ball from the catalans dragons and sets off, in sprint up the field, no one could get near him and he scored a hat—trick too. 48-2. it finished and st helens are back in the grand final, for a record 12th time. in rugby union, i know this will seem confusing, but less than a month after winning a domestic and european double, exeter chiefs kicked off english premiership season, with a 33 points to 3 win at harlequins. quins led through an early penalty before sam simmonds here helped exeter to victory. that the first of his three tries dave ewers and stuart townsend also went over in a bonus—point win. elsewhere, sale beat northampton saints 32—23 this english women

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