chris paul had 19 points. 12 assists. and about a minute and a half left, harden will drive, kick it back for p.j. tucker who will hit the little floater. the rockets go up, 103-102. 11 seconds approximately. okc down one, lou dort has a shot blocked by harden . and off game offensively. only had 17 but come through on defense. you said winds up with the ball, and they're able to hold off, 104-102, as they get the win over okc, and they will now meet the lakers in the western conference semifinals. >>> back to the a's just a second. they had the boycott, the covid- 19 issues. they got a spot in their schedule where they're going to be playing 10 games in 7 days to kind of make up for that, so they will be back in our highlight soon. that's the sporting life for tonight, guys. >> we'll see you then. >> that's a long stretch. >>> good night. >> good night. manny, it was a great idea to come on the train. rail is the last bastion of respectable travel now that every airport has become a sweat-pant convention. we are all trav

. >> reporter: they created a campaign with celebrity investors, including chris paul and kevin heart and for summer barbecues, a value pack sells at $6.40 per pound, narrowing the gap for beef patties, which are around $5.65. this cattleman for one isn't buying. >> everything is highly processed. that's my biggest problem. >> reporter: it says not as healthy as a hamburger. >> nothing, not even close. my father's 86. my mother's 85. that's been the staple for their diet their entire life. i would like to do as well and follow in their footsteps. >> consuming a lot of processed icationings of that. is i think it would be misguided to say that's what's costing their potential lon geoff ki. >> reporter: eisley took me for a ride in his 1928 model a ford, almost as old as the ranch itself. >> this was the new technology at this time. >> reporter: brown thinks the model a tells a different story about his new technology. >> henry ford didn't go around saying, the horse is a source of all evil and wrongs in the worrell. just created a better way to get from point a to b. if you think that

the former rocket chris paul, mid range jumper. okc up 5. under 5 to good.n, stepback corner three is good. houston takes a five-point lead. okc goes on a 12-2 run to close out the game. cp3 tied at 98. ten minutes to go. rockets down two. and russell westbrook throws it a way. he had 7 turnovers. houston had 22 over. thunder win. tied at three. game seven wednesday night. >>> milwaukee and miami, game one of the eastern semis. it's baby giannis. third quarter, jimmy butler tie. there is giannis. good luck stopping that. the bucks take the lead. miami pulling away late. butler's triple, six-point lead with over three minutes to go. a gym high 40. just over 90 seconds to go, rookie tyler herro, the triple. miami that. >> win, 115-104. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insur

years chris paul. he will work it, knock it down, a three, and the thunder will go a. 19 points, 12 assists in the skin. about a minute and a half left, harden drives for p.j. tucker put the floater is good, rockets up, 103-102. here's the keys who can speak 11 seconds left in the game, okc down one, lou dort has a shot blocked by harden who had an off game offensively. only had 17 points, but the defensive play of the night, houston gets the ball, and they stave off okc, 104-102. they will meet the well rested lakers in the western conference semifinals. >>> back east, it's crazy with the one and two seats down 0. >>> must talk major league soccer. that would involve the quakes. if there's any sport that suffers from the loss of having quakes did not have it tonight down in los angeles. taking on l.a. fc. both squads taking it. 21st minute, diego rossi will not get past the quakes goalie, daniel vega. 1-nil. they go on to win a, 5-1. the quakes on the short end, they will play colorado saturday. >>> when you watch tonight's version of check this out, two words come to

nba playoff game 7, the rockets against chris paul, the loser goes home. 90 seconds left. a shot to put the rockets up by 1. same score, five seconds left. the thunder rookie blocked by hardin. hardin's effort and hassle led to houston's 104-100 to game 7 win. they face the lakers next. meantime, milwaukee was up by 6 with 20 seconds left. came to eastern conference series now with three point game, chris middleton on a three-point attempt. that was three free throws which he made to tie the game. and then butler, he was fouled and then guess what, the butler did it, he had a pair of free throws and miami won the game 116-114. and now it's the best of 7 series lead on the top seed in the east. soccer, the head coach up against it, down 3-0 and it got worse. the ball deflected off of a san jose defender. his second goal of the match. la fc won 5-1. the quakes are 0- 2 since that mls restart. tom seaver, the baseball world and the mets will sure miss you. greatest right-hander, maybe of all time. we will see. but that and in the nhl colorado ♪ (vo) my name is cynthia hawkins

a good night for chris paul and an even better night for jimmy butler the miami heat forward scoring a career high of 40 points that helped miami defeat the top seed by walkie bucks in game one of the eastern conference semifinal 115-1042 the heat on and off my back star ya listen to the combo who managed just 18 points. to. the tampa bay lightning or through to the n.h.l. eastern conference finals but they were made to work really hard for it the boston bruins pushed tampa bay all the way in game 5 of their playoff series in toronto austin twice equalized in what was a must win game for them in the 2nd overtime victor had been schooled to see the lightning home 32 in the night and 41 in the series. and while tampa bay on their way to the next playoff round the colorado avalanche have won to stay alive in a series a 63 win in game 5 against the dallas stars helped them do just that dallas to lead the series 32. novak djokovic says he's only intensity powered him into the 2nd round of the u.s. open world number one played his opening match on monday in a crowd that's flushing meadows

a good night for chris paul and an even greater night with jimmy carter the miami heat forward schooling a career high 40 points that helped miami defeat the top seed milwaukee bucks in game one of the eastern conference semifinal 115140 the heat on an off night for bucs star yana center the combo who managed just 18 points. the tampa bay lightning or through to the n.h.l. eastern conference finals but they were made to work really hard for it the boston bruins pushed tampa bay all the way in the game 5 of their playoff series in toronto boston twice equalized in what was a must win game for them in the 2nd overtime victor heydemann scored to see the lightning home 32 on the night and 41 in the series. and while tampa bay on their way to the next playoff round the colorado avalanche have won to stay alive in a series a 63 win in game 5 against the dallas stars help them to do just that they'll still lead the series 32. that's all we needed for now i'll be here again later with most body thank you very much for that say was a song al jazeera more news coming out very shortly including the

we just we just continue to fight when i'm in the way it's a good night for chris paul and an even better night for jimmy butler the miami heat forward scoring a career high 40 points that helped miami defeat the top seed milwaukee bucks in game one of their eastern conference semifinal 115-1042 the heat on an off night for bucs star uranus and it combo she managed just 18 points. the tampa bay lightning or through to the n.h.l. eastern conference finals but they were made to work really hard for the boston bruins push tampa bay all the way in game 5 of their playoff series in toronto boston twice equalized in what was a must win game for them in the 2nd overtime victor hedman schooled to see the lightning home 32 on the night and full one in the series. are on their way to the next playoff round the colorado avalanche of one to stay alive in their series a 63 win in game 5 against the dallas stars help them do just that dallas still lead the series though 32. ok that's all the sports news for now more coming up again later peter thank you very much that's it for this news hour on al-jaze

rise to more conflict we've had this before it broke out in the soviet union in 1908 when most chris paul was declining and the armenians thought that they could actually take human to go to a court of law. and that war lost the until not you know the floor unfortunately we've had security as every since what the azerbaijani forces are larger and better armed to the armenian and from their point of view from states point of view as the disaster because they're wasting resources which are likely needed for the development of their countries and their and economies and you can say this to them but they say we must defend our competitors in the garlic above. and they will not listen to really any outsider telling them what they should be doing while on that i mean russia the e.u. and nato of all said look the sites meeting achieve a cease fire some high and get back to negotiations iii don't see that happening. well all they can do is say we're going to do it please do it please have a cease fire and so on but at the end there the day it's up to the general staff the government knows about j

truly masterful negotiator obama spoke on a call with le bron james players association president chris paul and a small group of players late wednesday evening advising them to play and utilize the opportunity they can text action they want wow since retiring obama has stopped the strike a and cleared the field for biden just with a couple of phone calls he really is capitalism's defensive player of the year so instead of continuing the strike and encouraging other americans to do the same until police are to funded they decided to establish a social justice coalition that will focus on a broad range of issues including increasing access to voting promoting civic engagement and advocating for meaningful police and criminal justice reform one thing they are planning to do in the short term is turn n.b.a. arenas into voting locations especially in swing states like wisconsin that could help to feed our races chito in chief flavor in my opinion and help us select this guy. from. the heart it may seem like their options are limited but there are more direct things n.b.a. players could influence

the former rocket chris paul, mid range jumper. okc up 5. under 5 to good.corner three is good. houston takes a five-point lead. okc goes on a 12-2 run to close out the game. cp3 tied at 98. ten minutes to go. rockets down two. and russell westbrook throws it a way. he had 7 turnovers. houston had 22 over. thunder win. tied at three. game seven wednesday night. >>> milwaukee and miami, game one of the eastern semis. it's baby giannis. third quarter, jimmy butler ties it. midway through the fourth now. there is giannis. good luck stopping that. the bucks take the lead. miami pulling away late. butler's triple, six-point lead with over three minutes to go. a gym high 40. just over 90 seconds to go, rookie tyler herro, the triple. miami that. >> win, 115-104. we made usaa insurance for veterans like liz and mike. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right cov

this game was decided by chris pall down chris paul down in the stretch. >>> russell westbrook throws>> game 1 between the bucks and heat among the family members now allowed in the bubble. it was miami's jimmy butler who took the run on the court. butler toldled 40 pointsb 15 och them intotaled 50 points. >>> the basketball word lost one of its iconic figures to. john thompson put george town university on the map. he's in the basketball hall of fame along with his players, patrick ewing and allen iverson. >>> a lot of interesting things to reflect on as we look at this day in sport history. >> reporter: a baseball feat that may never be repeat today on this day in 1990. a father, ken griffey, sr., and a junior playing in the same game. senior, the second to the last of the 19 year career, junior in the second of a 22 year career. >> anything you can do i can do better says junior. >> reporter: and it was on this day that the tennessee oilers played their ooficial game. they were 21-20 over the raiders. >>> stage three of the tour de france today. watch the rider in red as they come

nba player chris paul introduced biden and it all went downhill from there. >> my name is joe biden. i'm trying to get a job with chris. mr. president. he's president of the union. mr. president. the only thing harder than being president of the union. america is a beautiful city. >> biden is barely making it through these events. listen to him try to drop a zinger using trump's words against him. >> am i telling you too much? do you want me to stop? [laughs] this drives me crazy. he said at the rally and i wrote it down. he said that... he said... we are virtually turning the corner. nobody's really dying. he said you know, yeah, elderly people are dying. they are dying because they have heart conditions and other things but "they are virtually nobodies. no one's dying." >> this is with a cute card. >> laura: rehman, raymond, raymond, his comedy was the only thing dying out there. okay, his comedy was dying. >> imagine what next week's debates are going to look like. this is when he's got a cute card. imagine biden freestyle. >> laura: what? they are talking to me in my ear? what are

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chris paul a thorn in the side of his former team. then with ten seconds left, the rockets down 2.brook, throwing the ball out of bounds gifting the win to the thunder. okc survives, 104-100. game 7 going to be tomorrow night. >>> daddy! >> whoa. >> baby. >> who's that? >> i love you, daddy. >> just melts your heart. fred vanvleet as his family arrives in the bubble. they're allowed to have their families join them at disney. just an awesome moment. you can hear the pure joy in those kids' faces. >> wow, what a moment. if you could bottle up those little voices, right? that's so perfect. >> so awesome. >> andy, nice to see you. >>> joe biden and donald trump each says the other can't keep america safe. the president heads to wisconsin today after defending the teen accused of killing two protesters and trump has a new excuse for the officer who shot jacob blake in the back. to seve, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use i

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. >> bob, you know, i spoke to chris paul about social justice issues in sports. him and a lot of players, it is personal. here it is. guys who play in the nba are people just like everyone else. they have encounters with people throughout society. your uncle is a police officer. a lot of this hits really close to home for you. how are these issues discussed within your own family? >> it's crazy you say that, because i've had my own encounters of being pulled over because my windows were tinted, i had a gun pulled, things like that. the different names put on our jerseys, i called my uncle jerome who i love to death, and i almost get emotional because we have real conversations. when i was ten years old, my uncle was in a shooting, so i'm very blessed and fortunate to have my uncle still here with me, but the conversations are very important because at a certain point, you just get tired of seeing the same thing over and over again, to see these shootings on social media, on tv day in and day out. they're hard to have to talk to your kids about. because when you h

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force the houston rockets into a deciding going 7 in their western conference playoff series 4 with chris paul talks going for the thunder the 28 points as they tied things up at 43 i didn't use that miami heat one guy in one of their semifinal against a top seeded milwaukee bucks jimmy butler the stand up player with a career high 14 points. tennis player and vowed to continue highlighting racial injustice as she reached the 2nd round of the u.s. open men's world number one novak djokovic also won his 1st match i didn't see flushing meadows in new york when i got the action but novak djokovic. it was the start of the u.s. open but not as we know it no fans but this is the 1st tennis grand slam of the coronavirus era. but out on the courts there was no mistaking the world number one . with his top rivals wrapped around the down roger federer not playing novak djokovic is the overwhelming favorite in the men's tournament. and he dispatched bosnia's dammit jim hood in straight sets as he looks for an 18th grand slam title . in the women's draw top seed carolina also came through her 1st round ma

rockets into deciding game 7 in their western conference playoff series form of rockets player chris paul tops calling for a founder with 20 points as i type things up at 33. i don't need a spin my only hate going to. get to the top so good walkies box of the stand up prior a career high of 440 points for. its tie 2 of the u.s. open tennis in the men's 2nd say dominant team is into the 2nd round the austrian one of. cricket's german or he then won the 2nd comfortably before monaco pulled out injured same which the australian open final this year or now face the indian player. in round 2 britain's andy murray won an epic much to reach around the former world number one is playing in his 1st grand slam in 20 months after undergoing 2 hip surgeries evil from 2 sets down to beat japan's notion he is yaka by the much lasted more than 30 were the hoff i was. they were meant to draw spanish tencent garbin mother is there is so fully in toronto japan's there had been no in straight sets in new york where luther duggan ventured to the fellow and friend on suarez navarro who has been diagnosed with

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chris. >>> let's bring in paul heggen. that was a look from the ground. here is what it looks like from above, that you are going to show us. >> yh, it's just moving so slow. i mean painfully slow. toddlers could outmove this thing. and when you're talking about a tropical system, dropping all of that rain, you need to get out, but it's not going to make landfall for at least another 24 hours. you see the icons just creeping along. expected to technically make landfall tomorrow afternoon, and then slowly make its way inland, but as it hits land, the maximum winds die down, but this will still be produces feet of rain over the florida panhandle, alabama, and eventually georgia and the carolinas. this offshore storm system locally has been producing a stronger onshore breeze and that has been helping to dislodge some of the stuck smoke over the bay area and helping to disperse it more vertically in the atmosphere as well. one more day to go in our "spare the air" alert. still moderate air quality levels when they're at their worst for the north bay and arou

a whole host of of leftism progressives who have anti-fascist orientation but i respect paul streets and the chris hedges and the glen forwards in the margaret kimberly's and the a jew mobile rockers who are very critical of involved but you're still my comrade we just disagree strategically on that but who knows i mean it could be that the escalating. people in the streets to pressure from the street does make biden more and more l.b.j. like at this time it's hard to say will says to come alive harris also be pushed it's hard to say her record is not in any way kerching in this regard she seems to be very much like my. she is they are garden variety politician she will do what is necessary in order to win the next election in order to win the applause of the centrism the moderates and specially the donors and the benefactors who provide the money i do think democratic party just so call in wall street and big money and big donors and the bit lobbyist from a pac for example you've got a number of folk in democratic party who know that the treatment of our brother and sister that in one west bank i

chris. we are also pleased to welcome congressman jerod huffman joining us today. congressman? >> thank you, paul. i wanted everyone to know that congressman mike thompson and i are fully engaged as we always have been in these situations to make sure the federal support available to our community happens quickly. we are working very closely with all the other elected officials at the state and local level to make sure that happens. i will just mention one thing and let you get back to the first responders and others. if you are under an evacuation order and you need to incur expenses to house you and your family until you can get back to your house, save the receipts. if you can document those expenses, either congressman thompson or i and our teams would be happy to work with you to try to get some federal reimbursement. it is only a few hundred dollars but it is available to folks subject to those evacuation orders. thanks a lot. >> thank you very much. save your receipts. the we are also pleased to have with us both state senator bill dodd and state senator mike mcguire. senator mcguire, let'

if there's to questions for oewd, i like to turn over to paul for the district's presentation. >> thank you, chris. can everyone hear me okay? >> yes. >> all right, thank you. chris, we certainly appreciate all your collaboration with the t.i.d. and m.e.d. and collaboration with san francisco travel. thank you for that. thank you supervisor mar, the chair, vice chair, supervisor peskin and supervisor haney. this is for the tourism improvement district. just from the perspective of what we were able to accomplish in the fiscal year 18-19, the convention sales efforts generated over 1646 meetings in the city, $1.63 million in direct spending. 51 of those 1646 meetings were events that the moscone center. the sales team booked over $1.75 million room nights in the city during this pier. we do conduct sales missions washington d.c., chicago, reaching over 263 meeting planners. these are key cities where meeting planners reside that focus on booking events in san francisco. the team also attended over 50 trade shows, nationwide and worldwide to help generate business for the center and driving business

chris will see you next "fox news sunday". ♪ ♪ ♪. paul swing state ofn wisconsin this week with both president trump and former vice president joe biden visited the city of kenosha which has been the scene of sometimes violent protests since a police shooting of jacob blake, the presidential candidate striking different tones in their remarks by condemning the looting and writing that has taken place. >> violent mobs demolished or damaged 25 businesses burned down public buildings and threw bricks at police officers in which our police offer

indiana.t is paul in the idea of what is known as court packing, he was asked about that it he was some of that exchange. [video] chris: if republicans confirm justice barrett, there has been talk about ending the filibuster or even packing the court, addi ng to the nine justices. you call this a distraction but it was not brought up by the president. it was brought up by some of your democratic colleagues. my question to you is you have refused of the past to talk about it. are you willing to tell the american people whether or not you will support either ending the filibuster or packing the court? mr. biden: whatever position i take will become the issue. the american people should speak. you should go out and vote. you are voting now. let your senators know how strongly you feel. sure younow -- make let people know. i'm not going to answer the question because the question is -- president trump: the radical left. mr. biden: will you shut up, man? president trump: it was on your list? chris: no, no. host: a supporter of joe biden, good morning. caller: good morning. debate really needed some work on both sides to be

joining me, senator chris van hollen serves on the banking and human affairs committee and playing president's nominee paul ryan in joe biden's prep in 2012. quite difference, senator. good to see you. a big dink plays paul ryan, policy wonk, tax wonk and a guy apparently who's not paid taxes for decades, or paid very little, and won't release his tax returns, and usually counters, you know, policy arguments with personal slurs. how do you prepare for that? >> well, andrea, great to be with you. first, on the trump tax revelations. we now know even more than before why president trump has tried to hide his tax returns from the american people. i mean, my goodness. a guy who says he's a billionaire, and paying $750 the year he was elected president, which is less than the typical american family earning $60,000, and i got to say, i think we all were, our eyes popped out a little bit when we saw the thousands and thousands of dollars that the president deducted for hair-styling at a time that school teachers are limited to a $250 deduction for the school supplies they buy for their students with their own mo

paul is an eye doctor. he's not an infectious disease expert. senator chris testing guidance that a lot of people think would decrease the number of tests out there. let's play some of that exchange. >> there was no intent in this guidance to decrease testing on the contrary, the intent was to link testing and to drive a public health action. and, again, the manner in which it was interpreted by a number of individuals was such that it didn't accomplish that goal. >> i think i'm over my time. this has just been dizzying for public health professionals. they're just awaiting the next correction. >> so, was the issue here that the guidance was misinterpreted? or was the guidance really going to decrease testing? >> i don't think it was misinterpreted, jake. i think it would've led to a decrease in testing. whether or not that was the motivation, i don't know. i think it was more about this sort of general sort of approach to sort of minimizing things. it would've led to decrease in testing, maybe had fewer numbers. who knows. i read the guidance very carefully

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chris wallace at 9 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. "one more thing." >> we send our warm wishes to dr. ron paulote out and said he is doing well and thanks for your concern. pray for ron paul. pray for me i am live saturday night. we have the trump rally and who will he nominate? it's either amy coney barrett or judge jannine. >> or dr. siegel. >> saturday night we are live. we have. let's do this quickly. greg's illusion of accuracy. this quirky video. seeing baskets from all different angles. how is he so talented? because they are not showing all of the other takes that span over months and months when they forced this poor dog to do this over and over again. >> that's why you tape your show. >> exactly. never accept information until you see what they left out. let this be a lesson to all of you. my work is done i am leavingy. >> i want to talk about echo. this is a dog. he was a therapy dog helping l.a. firefighters and paramedics. echo was donated to the station after a fire fighter spent 4 years to get the program off the ground. echo is helping the firefighters who are battling the wild

chris, let me say one thing first. the interview you just did with jeffrey and the interview yesterday that paul and jeffrey did were the best modern disposition, if you will, on the need of a democracy for the media, for journalists like jeffrey and like these others i ever heard. and i think that's important to get that point out there. and their defense of anonymous sources, especially karl bernstein, he was eloquent in his defense of the anonymous services, for example, he and bob woodward used when they essentially helped to get rid of president nixon during the watergate crisis. so i think that is an important point to make. i want to emphasize that point. it's time the media stood up. it's time the media told the truth. it's time the media went after the facts, despite the president's utter disregard for the facts. but to your question, this is extremely damaging to the moral and good order and discipline of the military to have the leader of that military, the commander in chief of the united states of the military to make these kind of remarks. as to whether or not he made these remarks, i think that's no surpr

if there's to questions for oewd, i like to turn over to paul for the district's presentation. >> thank you, chris. can everyone hear me okay? >> yes. >> all right, thank you. chris, we certainly appreciate all your collaboration with the t.i.d. and m.e.d. and collaboration with san francisco travel. thank you for that. thank you supervisor mar, the chair, vice chair, supervisor peskin and supervisor haney. this is for the tourism improvement district. just from the perspective of what we were able to accomplish in the fiscal year 18-19, the convention sales efforts generated over 1646 meetings in the city, $1.63 million in direct spending. 51 of those 1646 meetings were events that the moscone center. the sales team booked over $1.75 million room nights in the city during this pier. we do conduct sales missions washington d.c., chicago, reaching over 263 meeting planners. these are key cities where meeting planners reside that focus on booking events in san francisco. the team also attended over 50 trade shows, nationwide and worldwide to help generate business for the center and driving business

chris. we are also pleased to welcome congressman jared huffman, who is joining us today. congressman? >> yeah, thank you, paul. just want everyone to know that congressman mike thompson and i are fully engaged, as we always have been in these situations, to make sure all to have the federal support available to our community happens quickly. working very closely with all of the other elected officials at the state and local level to make sure that happens. i'll just mention one thing, and then let you get back to the first responders and others. if you are under an evacuation order, and you need to incur expenses, to house you and your family, until you can get because to your house, save the receipt's in you can document those expenses, either congressman thompson or i and our teams would be happy to work with you to try to get some federal reimbursement. it is only a few hundred dollars, but it is available to those folks subject to those evacuation orders. thanks a lot. >> thank you very much. yes, save your receipts. and we're also pleased to have with us both state senator bill dodd and state senator mik

indiana.t is paul in the idea of what is known as court packing, he was asked about that it he was some of that exchange. [video] chrisif republicans confirm justice barrett, there has been talk about ending the filibuster or even packing the court, addi ng to the nine justices. you call this a distraction but it was not brought up by the president. it was brought up by some of your democratic colleagues. my question to you is you have refused of the past to talk about it. are you willing to tell the american people whether or not you will support either ending the filibuster or packing the court? mr. biden: whatever position i take will become the issue. the american people should speak. you should go out and vote. you are voting now. let your senators know how strongly you feel. sure younow -- make let people know. i'm not going to answer the question because the question is -- president trump: the radical left. mr. biden: will you shut up, man? president trump: it was on your list? chris: no, no. host: a supporter of joe biden, good morning. caller: good morning. debate really needed some work on both sides to be h