the panel is tom shillue, chris baron and tom shillue.to see what bruce ohr was saying to christopher steele and about christopher steele. it seems that the people from the freedom caucus have a pretty good idea of what's in them. democrats created this fantasy, the russia collusion thing that is completely and totally based on faulty original intel, and they have hitched their wagon to it, and i would love nothing more than for them to be embarrassed to have it revealed exactly what happened. this is a great precedence. i can't believe we have gotten to the point in this country where the liberals are telling us we should be trusting the fbi and the cia without any question. they are always the good guys. we only have decades of experience that says that's not the case. kennedy: people that talk about the deep state they say are crazy, nutty weirdoes. but whenever you have the department of justice and the fbi withholding information it lends credence to that. >> transparency, we should see more of it with respect to the fisa courts. wha

the racecourse judge could not split the 5—1 favourite son of rest, ridden by chris hayes, and the 28—1 outsider baron pdc champions league of darts is taking place in brighton. the world's top eight players split into two groups. the group stages take place today and tomorrow, the semi—finals and final tomorrow evening. defending champion mensur suljovic got things going in the afternoon session. in a first to ten legs contest, he saw off world champion rob cross. world number one michael van gerwen beat dave chisnall10—2, and wins for snakebite peter wright and darryl gurney. evening session is under way. it's live over on bbc two. there you go, can't miss them. peter wright. his misses does that for him every night he also is a different hairstyle or colour, anyway. follow that on bbc two. i could really see that snakebite working for you, what you think? i like the colour of it. maybe not. and well done to racing driver billy monger who, on his first return to donnington park since his accident there, managed to finish fourth. the 19—year—old who lost both his legs in a crash 18 months ago started

the racecourse judge could not split the 5—1 favourite son of rest, ridden by chris hayes, and the 28—1 outsider baronrday on breakfast, we heard from billy monger, the young racing driver who lost both his legs in a crash at donnington last year. this is an extraordinary story. well, he returned to the same track yesterday and he was absolutely ecstatic when he claimed pole position for the first of the weekend's formula 3 races. amazing. he finished fourth, and there are two more races to come today. what a story it would be on his return to the circuit where he lost his legs to win a competition. there must be so much psychology going around the track. his mental strength would be incredible to get backin strength would be incredible to get back in the car and then go back to the track and he said he got a 150 quid bonus for pole position and he was going to buy some brews with it and fill one of his prosthetic legs and fill one of his prosthetic legs and make all of the drivers drink out of it. and he still has a dream to make it to formula 1. i've been doing some research about anthony joshua's d

the racecourse judge could not split the 5—1 favourite son of rest, ridden by chris hayes, and the 28—1 outsider baront both his legs in a crash at donnington last year. well, he returned to the same track yesterday and he was absolutely ecstatic when he claimed pole position for the first of the weekend's formula three races. he finished fourth, and there are two more races to come today. he could be back to his winning ways at the circuit where he had the accidents that meant that he lost both of his legs. but uplifting story to see him back at the circuit. hollywood stuff! four years ago, lizzie lowe took her own life. the 14—year—old believed she wouldn't be accepted as a christian who was gay. since then, her church in manchester has been on a mission to welcome everyone, regardless of their race, disability or sexuality. it's now become part of the first inclusive deanery in the church of england. but it's not been without controversy, as abbiejones reports. we gave elizabeth the middle name ofjoy, and she was our — ourjoy. liz is always there. she's always on your mind. lizzie lowe was a commit

barons. i think there is a delicious irony there, but also dangerous. family bruce, and chris buskirk. tammy, let me start with you. there is a book that just came out, "winners take all." it's saying the silicon valley philanthropists cannot buy their e the amazon values, and the customer is always right and the children are the customers. in the case of education the customer isn't always right. i don't know if we want oligarchs like this if you will to be controlling diet ma'am i can of education. the other irony for the inner city, areas destroyed by an element of extraordinary wealth not invested in the inner city saying i will be the solution to this thing that's been created. you will not have options. we middle income folks living near amazon or any of these places, they have been priced out of it. but from a broader person prospective, the noaghts that they are the i am -- the notion that they are the symbol of what's wrong with our capitalistic system. >> tammy and i are going to agree on this one. as an amazon customer i would rather jeff bezos was paying his employees livin