caller: thank you, cornelius. i am 64 years old, and i have had my share of racism. i continue to face it, but i believe the greatest weapon and most effective weapon to combat racism is the least expensive and the most underused. it is called conversation. i believe a missed opportunity for dialogue is a missed opportunity for conflict resoti. that is how i deal with it by applying those values. is everybody going to change? absolutely not, but if someone is willing to take the opportunity to sit down and have a conversation with you, even though you both are on opposite ends of the ideological spectrum, there is an opportunity to plant a seed. it might not happen overnight. you have to come back and nurture that seed, and water it. host: how difficult is it to keep those conversations civil? guest: it is fine for me. a lot of people try to take it personally. i don't take it personally. how can someone walk into a room and call me names and tell me what i am? why should i believe it? it is a lie. i know who i am. you do not know who im the minute i walked into the

smith was the grandfather of police grandmother, cornelius smith. we. but north carolina would not budge. we grandmother cornelius birth, to one of smiths enslaved women, harriet. who had been raped by his son suddenly smith was an outcome we. recently remarked upon by caroline bridal enter brilliant article, my body is a confederate monument that we read in class. where she wrote, i am the descendant of black women who were domestic servants and white men who raped their help. and quote. she continues quote, what is a monument but a standing memory, an artifact may tangible. my body and blood are a tangible truth of this and it's passed. i don't just come from the south, i come from the confederacy. with the rejection from north carolina because, of her race polly went to howard university instead where she was top of her class. finishing her law degree there. something with typically netted a scholarship to harvard university. but this too was refused. do you remember why? we mentioned this in class. which >> she was a woman. >> she was a woman, right

. >> host: cornelius, alexandria louisiana.ood afternoon to you. >> good afternoon c-span and happy and blessed coming up for the fourth of july. mr. carol anderson i'm really enjoying you and stuff. i see our history professor i was telling the call screener i african-american as a democrat for a long time but he joined the republican party because of some different things the democrats wereif doing. my parents were kennedy democrats but they were republicans first because the republican party helped out african-americans and stuff. and my question for you, i believe in god's, guns and gold, bibles and beings. our constitution a look at ben franklin he said this was a representative of the republic it is not a democracy. so we are supposed to be a representative republic or constitutional republic. i agree with you on racism. but when casteel got murdered that cop never should've done that. the nra should have said something. after the civil war the nra was trying to teach blacks to have gun ownership to protect themselves wit

. >> cornelius, alexandria, louisiana. good afternoon to you. >> caller: good afternoon c-span and happy and bless fourth coming up for the fourth of july. miss carol anderson, i enjoy yourself and i see you're history, i happen to be african-american, a democrat for a long time, but i joined the republican party because of the different things that the democrats are doing. my parents were kennedy democrats, but they were republicans first because the republican party helped out african-americans and stuff. and my question for you, i believe in god, guns and bible, bullets and beans. our constitution, if you look at ben franklin, he said this is a represented republic, it's not a democracy, we're supposed to be a represented republic, or a constitutional republic. i agree with you on racism, the leo castillo got murdered, the cop never should have done that, the n.r.a. should have done that. after the civil war the n.r.a. was trying to teach blacks to have gun ownership to protect themselves where the democrats had the kla

armed up america. >> host: cornelius thank you very much. professor has somebody raise that point you in class? w >> guest: there were couple of points there. one was what the democrats are and yes after the civil war the democrats were the party of white supremacy unabashed white supremacy. one of the things that has happened though was called the southern strategy and what the southern strategy did was ask the democrats began to deal with the issue of civil rights for african-americans because of the great migration because african-americans were moving out of the jim crow south is that you have the republicans going oh there is gold in those hills of white resentment about civill rights and d.c. is being deployed. you see it being deployed in 48 nec at being deployed in 52. you see it being deployed in 64 and you particularly see it being deployed with richard nixon in 68 and with ronald reagan in 80. so if you wonder why we have this demographic shift it is because of the southern strategy where the republicans brought in the sense of an

host: let's talk to cornelius next in louisiana, republican. host: -- caller: hi, meaning. you are the greatest host. i want to comment on that. i am an african-american, a republican and stuff. i am 61 years old, i will be 62, and i think you've got history little bit wrong. i was a military police officer from 1979 to 1994. when reagan took office the first time, if those hostages had not been given up, we would have gone to war with iran then. i just think, you are talking about populism and stuff. i supported ross perot. to me he was a populist. guest: i would agree. caller: trump was a populist. it's just that people, we want this country to be a goodly and godly country. that's what it was years ago and stuff. i think you just missed the mark on some things. thank you and god bless c-span. happy thanksgiving to everybody. guest: i agree with the caller that ross perot was a populist. i don't think ronald reagan wanted to go to war with iran. fortunately for him, up until the moment that ronald reagan was about to be inaugurated, jimmy carter was on the phone, securing

okay mother, we spoke with this morning or keep an exit on cornelius. caesar is 22. he has no problem with balance, but coordination is harder still. not so easy. mac, i notice i'm right hand m 53 year old sigh night cause i has problems when changing direction. that's not a problem for her now, but all the people with poor balance, i'm more likely to full. the solution is practice. next. um insurance, do you have 2 minutes to do this here? a 100 times not you can also go faster, can offer. you might only need a minute to shop, but lift your legs as high as possible. if you buy an up. the left either from a standing position or with a jump. go at your own pace. here in the park. every one has top endurance levels. or and 100 super 50 seconds from physical know that the great time, especially your age or the 5, w o w. okay, and arms shoulder width apart, v to keep your bottom office and hold for 30 seconds. the planck is the ultimate test of strength. challenging and effective because nearly every muscle in your body works to hold the position. if you work out regular

my a we spoke with the school or keep and i did that on cornelius. caesar is 22. he has no problem with balance, but coordination is harder. not so easy. mac, i notice i'm right hand in paper. 53 year old sigh night cause i has problems when changing rection. that's not a problem for her now, but all the people with pull balance a more likely to full the solution is practice. next. um, endurance. good. oh, so you have 2 minutes to do this here a 100 times and wound up. you can also go faster, can austin? you might only need a minute to shop, but lift your legs as high as possible. 50 by on the left, either from a standing position or with a jump. go at your own pace. here in the park. every one has top endurance levels. or and 100 super 50 seconds from physical know that the great time, especially your age are the 5 w o w. okay, and arms shoulder width apart, dunphy to keep your bottom of fish and hold for 30 seconds. the plank is the ultimate test of strength, challenging and effective because nearly every muscle in your body works to hold the position. if you wo

moment when he failed to hit the goal by one millimeter with the score 0:0 at the end of the match cornelius copenhagen striker who came on as a substitute and did not score a clear chance for the national team data could have brought victory data is also disappointing because after all still the semi-finalists of the last euro 1.5 years ago. they reached the semi-finals where they lost to the english , and in this match, too, it was a frank game at 0:0, a game not to lose, to stay in the trend. and here is castor yulman, who always positioned attacking football, for which he was appointed as the head coach, the data deviated a little from his concept, and he also played strategic football at 0:0, despite the fact that tunisia did not have khazri beg. and he is the undisputed leader of the tunisian national team, but he is, after the injury, a-a attacking hav, the striker of montellier after an injury , he is preparing for the second round and what about two draws in a row 0:0 well, for example, where is that? well, it adds to the skepticism of skepticism regarding the trend of the world cup

>> yes. >> for cornelius, tears have evolved as a way for humans to signal each other and mark behaviorshat will help us survive. >> what is the evolutionary advantage of being able to cry? >> i think it perpetuates the species because it helps in that bonding process. tears are one of the most powerful ways in which we bond with one another. that tells us that this is a special moment. this is deep. this is existential, if you will. >> stella! >> maybe it's the outgrowth of a change that started with tough guys like marlon brando crying on screen in the '50s. ♪ it's all right to cry ♪ >> that led to football stars like rosey grier delivering groovy permission in the 1970s. ♪ it might make you feel better ♪ >> so i think i've noticed an increase in it probably in the past ten years or so. >> psychologist lubna somjee has certainly seen an uptick in crying, especially with men. >> we still sort of buy into the fact that men shouldn't cry. >> men should be stoic. >> men should be stoic. that being said, what's interesting, at least in my practice, if, let's say, 80% of women in my practice

austrians, there are no stars like those in denmark erikson and schmeichel and herobristenson and corneliusbut there is discipline and organization. a good game is coach arnold, who worked for a long time in europe for well-known clubs, so i think that today the order should be class and australia should go through, there should be a draw. well, it will be extremely difficult for tunisia with the french, the french should get their third victory in a row at the championship , so let's go to group c and look at the table because we have 21:2 parallel matches e poland argentina super match our friends are poles for whom we we will cheer against one of the favorites , the argentina national team is led by the green elim messi. well, there is a parallel match, saudi arabia, merskaya. we see that the tournament situation is very interesting. poland has four points, argentina and saudi arabia have three points each, and mexico has one point. well, at least this is poland, argentina. how do you like it? this sign is a match of three lions lewandowski leo messi and the lion halushka and all friends

ban bts, perform the theme song at the opening ceremony. meanwhile, a korea pavilion on the house, cornelius, now attracting plenty of attention, or some have been jeff, a spoke to south korea as culture minister. he says, south korea and cut off similar, in many ways. tell me, is this the 1st time that you're here and, and what has been your reaction so far to what you've seen and you wanna cut was there during the opening ceremony of the cattle wild cup, john cook, a member of the ts whom people around the world a passionate about sang a song dream as it is. i understand many applaud at the song and were impressed by that performance boy and as the title of the official fame. some dream is suggests i got the impression that this is a country that makes dreams come true, designs dreams and challenges dreams. so this time i'm under the impression the world cup is gone beyond the boundaries of sports. and guitar is creating a festival that combined sports culture arts architecture and i t technology. so tell me about k pop katie k art k drama. south korea seems to be taking the world by storm

. >> cornelius, very quickly, why are you a republican today. >> it because the democrats have allied. they have always wanted to defund the police, they do not want us to have goods, were killing our own selves with these gang members in the drugs dealers and stuff and d so folls need to betu armed. arm of america. >> cornelius, thank you very much and professor this is his nobody raised to the point to you by. >> so they were a couple of points are, o edwin was whether democrats are and yes, after the civil war, the democrats were the party of white supremacy. unabashed unalloyed, white supremacy and one of the things that have happened though and it's called the southern strategy and with the southern strategy did, was as the democrats began to do with the issue of civil rights for african-americans, because of the great migration because african-americans moving out of the jim crow south is that you have the republicans going, there is gold in those hills of white resentment about civil rights and you see it being devoid and 48, you seed doing and being deployed and 52 and you see

peter persuaded cornelius to go to russia. cornelius cruce entered the russian service. in the same year, a soldier of the bombardment company of the preobrazhensky regiment began his service, sinyavin. many times i re-read the letter of brother ivan in my mind and wrote that having entered the dutch ship as a sailor, he had already seen france and denmark, and now, following the sovereign, he was going to england. it is so brother of science before seas. and you're on my mind, march until you're blue in the face, yes, they fell from the cannons. petrut failed to find allies in the war against the ottoman empire, but on the way back to russia, the tsar agreed with the polish king in august to jointly oppose the swedes. plans have changed, the king was going to fight not the black sea but the baltic sea, having not completed his diplomatic task of the great embassy. completely coped with the second, hundreds of foreign specialists, shipbuilders, gunsmiths, sailors, went to moscow. cornelius crews arrived in voronezh, but she lo

andress cornelius almost on the goal line somehow hit the post.ees penalty check said no penalty. that was the last act in the workups first 0—0 draw. for denmark next up the play friends. joe linsky bbc news. well there's one more game to come this evening.. and the first time we see the defending champions france in action as they take on australia.. former socceroos keeper mark schwarzer is at the game for the bbc. he's with kelly somers. i sure they get their campaign under way against france. for march it couldn't be. way against france. for march it couldn't be— way against france. for march it couldn't be. ~ ., . . , . . couldn't be. world champions france. there players — couldn't be. world champions france. there players are _ couldn't be. world champions france. there players are quality _ couldn't be. world champions france. there players are quality players. - there players are quality players. but it's still unbelievably cited. unsure they would find it very difficult against his friend side of what i'm hoping is that france on suresh

. >> all right, let's talk to cornelius next and alexandra louisiana. republican. hi? >> hi, me. i tell you you are the greatest host. i want to compliment you on that, mimi. >> mr. martin, i'm an african american and republican. i am 61 years old, i will be 62. and i think you have got history a little bit wrong. i served in the military. i was military police officer from 79 to 1994. and when reagan took office the first time, if those hostages hadn't been given up, we would have gone to war with brandon. so, i think that you talking about populism, i supported ross perot. to me he was a populist. >> i would agree. >> to me was a populist, to me trump is a populist and it is just that people, we want this country to be a goodly and godly country. and that is what it was years ago. and i just think that you missed the mark on some things. so thank, you and god bless. happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> i agree with the caller that ross perot was a populist. i don't think ronald reagan want to go to war with iran. unfortunate for him, jimmy carter was able to hit a very last minute

host: cornelius, louisiana. good afternoon. caller: good afternoon. happy and blessed forthcoming up for the fourth of july. carol anderson, i am enjoying you and stuff. i see you are a history professor and i was telling the call screener, i was a democrat for a long time, but i joined the republican party because of some different things that the democrats were doing. my parents were kennedy democrats, but they were republicans first because the republican party helped out african-americans and stuff. and my question for you, i believe in god, guns, and gold. our constitution, if you look at ben franklin, he said, this is a representative republic, not a democracy. so we are supposed to be a representative republic, or constitutional republic. i agree with you on racism. when philando castile got murdered, that cop should have never done that, the nra should have said something. after the civil war, the nra was trying to teach blacks to have gun ownership to protect themselves when the democrats had the klan and stuff. i don't know if you know the h

host: cornelius is in alexandria, louisiana. caller: this is cornelius white. i watch you every night i news nation and you are right down the middle. that is why the right hates you and the left hates you, so you are right about that. you are not an extremist on either end. i he worked with b jim garrison, and he found the truth about the kanas he -- kennedy assassination. he has passed now and his son is still alive. but anyway, he would have been a great guy to interview on this kennedy avenger. i love talking about this book about alabama versus king. what i want to know, to a certain extent, not really about book -- how do you -- have you been looking at the fbi and corruption that has been going on there? i will take my answer off of the air. host: dan abrams? dan: first of all, thank you for your comments and thank you for watching the news nation show. i think you will appreciate that i am going to make some comments that you might not agree with. i don't think jim garrison found the truth about the kennedy assassination, and we have talked about that a

andreas cornelius only had to nod the ball over the line, but could only flick it onto the post, so 0he fifa world rankings. our sports correspondent alex capstick reports. this is one of the greatest world cup shocks in history, argentina, argentina, one of the favourites for this tournament, they came here on the back of an unbeaten run stretching 36 matches. saudi arabia, the second lowest ranked country in this tournament. nobody saw this coming. in fact, in the first half, argentina almost ran riot, a lionel messi penalty gave them the lead but in the early part of the second half, two super skilful goals from saudi arabia, the first from saleh alshehri, and then salem aldawsari gave them the lead, and they'd retained that lead despite argentina throwing everything at them, the saudis, they battled and they strapped, they held on at the final whistle, the hordes in green, absolute delirium for them. for those fans in the white and blue of argentina, total disbelief. they chant. robert lewandowski's wait for a world cup goal goes on after he missed a penalty during poland's goalle

i don't think of ever cornelius him all shipper a resort viola, a she salt divorce of horses, eustace to wake his own keys of why should the son of a people who had been uprooted, had to start completely afresh to rebuild homes, find work. they also had to try and integrate into a country that was sometimes hostile, often indifferent to them, and did not seem ready to welcome back so many at once. on the 5th of july, 1962 algerians finally flew their own flag. the french estimates that around 300000 people died in the 80 a war but algerian figures as high as 1500000 lose rule than the banassi jolla seizure wanted off or not from now that she tends to yell enquirer to provide the luxury to south read the washington dal, see the you were not like a link to the local mail. well, our vote dear. look on your vote to their julia and depend on what us like on the next truck out to shore gabriella missile? eleanor contessa she'll he'll, i go, she'll place you on the go. she'll leila versus should i law ellen. while jillions, it was a jubilance moment. but their joy was soon tempered by yet mo

let's hear from cornelius who is in alexandria, louisiana. cornelius, you are on. please go ahead. caller: god bless polk tv and everything. i love all the stuff on c-span and everything. mark, my question for you, i had a lawyer here in his name is richard burns. and he worked with big jim garrison down there in new orleans and stuff. and his son is still alive, dimitri burns. and they knew something about the jfk assassination. authors were always calling them all the time. i just wondered two questions for you. one, if you ever heard of richard burns in alexandria, louisiana, and two, there is a guy named abraham baldwin, his first african-american secret service agent. he's got echoes of daley plaza. he knows something about the jfk assassination. he says the secret service set him up or something. but president biden -- host: at think we got the idea. let's hear from her desk. guest: i'm afraid it is probably not a satisfying answer, i've not heard of them. obviously if the kennedy assassination is something that continues to loom large in the imaginations of the american peop

cornelius vanderbilt vanderbeek, yale university. he was in transportation, shipping, railroads. the commodore, as he was known. the point is, each of these men become captains of industry. they are at the top of their profession and if you noticed, one thing is they're not competing against each other as such. each of them carved out their own little niche in society in the american economy. it's steel. it's oil. it's finance. banking. transportation. you see these men realized early on that competition is not a good thing. competition is a bad word. competition drives prices down. and if prices go down, profits go down. and that's not a good thing. so what they are after is to control their particular industry. they need to find a way to have total control over one particular aspect of the american economy. and they're going to get some help in this search for or adjust vacation for control. it comes from this fellow. love that beard. love those sideburns. herbert spencer is an englishman. who is synonymous with what's known as social darwinism. now, i know you've heard of char

. >> cornelius, alexandria louisiana good afternoon to you. >> i'm really enjoying. i see you are a history professor and i was telling the call screener i happen to be african-american. i was a democrat for a long time, but i joined the republican party because it's different things than the democrats were doing. my parents were kennedy democrats but republicans first because the republican party helped out african-americans. my question, i believe in god, guns, the bible, bullets. this is a representative republic, it'sve not a democracy so we are supposed to be a representative or constitutional republic. i agree with you on racism. when casteel got murdered, the cop should have never done that and the nra should have said something. after the civil war, the nra was trying to teach gun ownership to protect where the democrats had the clan and stuff so i don't know if you know the history of the democratic party of the klan was the military wing of the democratic party. they were the ones that came up with the jim crow laws. >> very quickly, why are you a republica

host: let's talk to cornelius next in louisiana, republican. host: -- caller: hi, meaning.re the greatest host. i want to comment on that. i am an african-american, a republican and stuff. i am 61 years old, i will be 62, and i think you've got history little bit wrong. i was a military police officer from 1979 to 1994. when reagan took office the first time, if those hostages had not been given up, we would have gone to war with iran then. i just think, you are talking about populism and stuff. i supported ross perot. to me he was a populist. guest: i would agree. caller: trump was a populist. it's just that people, we want this country to be a goodly and godly country. that's what it was years ago and stuff. i think you just missed the mark on some things. thank you and god bless c-span. happy thanksgiving to everybody. guest: i agree with the caller that ross perot was a populist. i don't think ronald reagan wanted to go to war with iran. fortunately for him, up until the moment that ronald reagan was about to be inaugurated, jimmy carter was on the phone, securing the r

this is cornelius. caller: good morning. john and andrew, i used to be a military police officer.ret clearance. i told our base, we want everybody to be armed because if you are not armed, you cannot defend yourselves. these senators and congressmen need to be armed to the t. the public needs to be armed. the best way to do this stuff is to stop blaming each other and stuff like that. january 6 could have been prevented. donald trump asked for 20 to 10,000 troops for security reasons in case there was a riot or uprising. nancy pelosi denied it, along with which mcconnell. and, the d.c. mayor said she did not want it. i wish people would go to the sub stack. michael schellenberg has a special article about this guy and he is an illegal alien and stuff. he's got black lives matter flags and gay flags wherever he was staying at. host: cornelius, let me pause and come back to this january 6 issue. and security on capitol hill. who runs a security on capitol hill, how does that process work, who is in charge on capitol hill? guest: it is run through capitol police. there are multiple d

. >> host: all right, cornelius, very quickly, why are you a republican today? >> caller: because the democrats have lied to us. they always wanted to defund the police. they don't want us to have guns. we are killing our own cells with these gang members and drugs dealers and stuff. so all of us need to be armed up. arm up america. >> host: thank you very much. professor, has so many race that to you in class? >> guest: so a a couple of points there. one was with the democrats are, and just after the civil war the democrats were the party of white supremacy. unabashed white supremacy. one of the things that is happened though, and it's called the southern southern t the southern strategy did was as the democrats began to do with the issue of civil rights for african americans because of the great migration, because african-americans were moving out of the jim crow south, is that you had the republicans going all, there is gold in those hills of white resentment about civil rights. and you see it being deployed. you see it being deployed in 48. you see it being

. >> host: cornelius, alexandria, louisiana, please go ahead with your question or comment for larrylder. >> caller: thanks to booktv and everything. boy, i been waiting to talk to you. i later in alexandria, louisiana. i don't know if a member of a guy louis armstrong. >> guest: are you kidding? yes. >> caller: there you go. louis armstrong said this a racist city he'd ever been in and he would never come back to alexandria so we never desha he never performed again in alexandria. that should how racist this place can be. what i want to say to you as an african-american i left the democratic party a long time ago. i'm 61 and i used to work for the u.s. bureau of prisons at oakdale. they had the right there with the cubans. i can right after that riot. they got saying the inward and stuff like that i was going to tolerate that stuff. they eventually brought a blackboard and under and said i threatened to kill the warden so to get rid of me. you might come to go to jail you can't do anything and so i been to clear my name and stuff but i want to salute you. like a said your father whe

. >> host: cornelius, alexandria, louisiana go ahead with your question or comment for larry elder. >> caller: mr. elder thank you and thank you for booktv. i live here in alexander louisiana and don't know of remember a guy named louis armstrong? >> guest: are you kidding? >> caller: louis armstrong said this is the most racist city he'd ever been and he was never coming back to alexandria so they never performed again in alexandria. what i want to say to you as an african-american i left the democratic party a long time ago. 61 years old and i used to work for the u.s. bureau of prisons in oakdale. they have the rights with the cubans. i came in right after that riot and they got to say in the n word and stuff like that and i said i wouldn't tolerate that stuff. there's a black warden down here and -- you are ready to go to jail you can't do anything so i've been trying to clear my name and stuff but i want to salute you. you told thatt story about your father being a tough marine and stuff that sent chills through my bones. i was a military police officer. >> host: thank you for ca

host: let's talk to cornelius next in louisiana, republican. host: -- caller: hi, meaning. the greatest host. i want to comment on that. i am an african-american, a republican and stuff. i am 61 years old, i will be 62, and i think you've got history little bit wrong. i was a military police officer from 1979 to 1994. when reagan took office the first time, if those hostages had not been given up, we would have gone to war with iran then. i just think, you are talking about populism and stuff. i supported ross perot. to me he was a populist. guest: i would agree. caller: trump was a populist. it's just that people, we want this country to be a goodly and godly country. that's what it was years ago and stuff. i think you just missed the mark on some things. thank you and god bless c-span. happy thanksgiving to everybody. guest: i agree with the caller that ross perot was a populist. i don't think ronald reagan wanted to go to war with iran. fortunately for him, up until the moment that ronald reagan was about to be inaugurated, jimmy carter was on the phone, securing the rel

he died a year later and was interred at the mount zion community cemetery in cornelius, north carolina. master sergeant crump's action in combat were emblematic of the selfless sacrifice and devotion to duty that so many who don the uniform of our great nation display. he, and the generation of those who served alongside him, truly represented the best ideals of our country. before closing, i will note that h.r. 5481, as amended, has letters of support from the american legion, veterans of foreign wars, disabled american vets -- veterans and i ask that these letters be included in the record and i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 5481 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. tay tau io: and in doing so we will bestow a fitting name on this facility in rutherford county, north carolina, where so many veterans receive top-notch medical care. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. ellzey: i rise today in support of h.r. 5481 as amended, a bill to name the department of veterans affairs community

eriksen's corner produced the best chance of the match, only for andreas cornelius to hit the post frompoland striker robert lewandowski missed a penalty as they drew 0—0 with mexico in group c. that finished goalless. it is certainly building here, the atmosphere, the croatian fans! the creation tv crew building some moroccan fans. —— filming some moroccan fans. —— filming some moroccan events. harry kane was substituted against iran, it was a precautionary measure, but we understand he has got strapping around his ankle and he is going to have a scan today. harry kane spoke afterwards and said he was ok, despite the striking. gareth southgate clearly feels that they need to have a scan to check he is ok to take to the field on friday 0k to take to the field on friday against the united states. 0ne one of the images from the england camp last championship was kaio sakho —— bukayo saka leaping onto a unicorn float in a pool, in fact they have a painting of that photo! the welsh team have done one up here, with an inflatable dragon. this is what it is about, being able to relax away from