that was david jason.fools and horses. unfortunately we were expecting it. i have been messaging john. until a few days ago. we have an on and off support mentor messaging system where we talk every now and then. we got to a point when i asked if he would be able to come and see it and he said no. i asked why. i caught up with some news. a few days ago we sent a message as a cast and his lovely wife messaged back. i knew it would be very shortly we would hear this really sad news. you described him as a chum. what was he like? i cannot really say he was a chum. very quickly after meeting him at the opening night he was really friendly, really friendly to all of us as a cast — really supportive. messages every now and then from him, asking how we were and how the show was going and telling me his friends would be coming in and giving them a little wave, not from the stage course. i guess we were friendly. like i say, we met on the opening night and he has been such a support, notjust to me, to the entire ca

(upsof 00v)his co—star sir david jason said he was "a wonderful actor" his co—star sir david jason saids — was a firm favourite with comedy fans. john challis' family said he died "peacefully in his sleep, after a long battle with cancer". i've been speaking to keith bishop, vice—president of the only fools and horses appreciation society, who's been reflecting onjohn challis's life and career. i have known boys i for 40 years but i have known boys i for 40 years but i have known the manjohn for 25 year, and i mist admiti i have known the manjohn for 25 year, and i mist admit i have had a tear or two at the new, something i known i had he hadn't been well for a little while but when you get that call and say sadlyjohn's passed away, it does, it makes things a bit more real i suppose, and it is a sad day, i mean, the world has lost a comedy legend really, his career spanned many, many years from being in crossroads and coronation street, doctor who but as everybody say the main character was boycie, and he had so much time for you, i mean i am privileged to be able to call him am privile

he played unscrupulous second—hand car dealer boycie in the bbc sitcom, alongside sir david jason and looks back at his life. on only fools and horses, a comedy familiar to millions, one of its most familiar sounds. boycie laughs. though sometimes thejoke was on him. the person taking aim often his wife. are you happy now, marlene? john challis's extensive tv career began in the 1960s with roles in police dramas like softly softly, dixon of dock green and z cars? a whole number of components on the front page, and inside a sale rep card. only fools and horses made him a household name. far more successful in business than del boy, their rivalry was a running theme for more than 20 years. marlene, have some sensitivity. don't talk about millions of pounds and big houses in front of del. he was lovable despite his snobbery. i left the mercedes parked downstairs. you know what they're like on this estate, they'd have the wheels off a jumbo if it flew too low! can't she go on the national health? well, of course she can't. i can't expect my wife to mix with those ordinary patients. have y

sir david jason lead today's tributes, describing john challis as a wonderful actor and a gentleman inbery. i've left the mercedes parked downstairs. you know what they're like on this estate, they'd have the wheels off a jumbo if it flew too low. can't she go on the national health service? well, of course she can't, i can't expect my wife to mix with all those ordinary patients. have you ever spent an evening in trigger�*s flat? it's like having a seance with mr bean. boycie proved so popular, he was given his own spin off series, the green green grass, set in the countryside. why didn't you open the door to us? we didn't hear you. underlying his status as one of britain's best—loved comedy characters. medals for road sweepers? good god, they'll be giving del boy an award for good taste next. so often, only fools and horses' biggest laughs belonged tojohn challis's boycie. laughter. # no income tax, no vat. # no money back, no guarantee. john challis, who's died aged 79. a first look at tomorrow's newspapers is coming up on the bbc news channel. on bbc one, it's time for the news whe

he played unscrupulous second—hand car dealer boycie in the bbc sitcom, alongside sir david jason andation society. he's in skegness. hi there, it's good to see you. a sad day to be talking to you but what are your reflections on boycie? well, i have known boycie for 40 years. i've knownjohn for 25 well, i have known boycie for 40 years. i've known john for 25 and well, i have known boycie for 40 years. i've knownjohn for 25 and i must admit i've got a a tear or two today. when you get that call and it says, sadly, john has passed away, it does make things a bit more real and it is a very sad day. the world has lost a comedy legend. from being in coronation street, doctor who and with the main character that everybody knew was boycie. he always had much time for you as well. i'm privileged to be able to call him a friend as well and i spoke to him on the phone probably about three weeks ago. chatting to him on the phone, he was still being boycie. it was great. it's nice to have this opportunityjust to send our condolences to his family and to carol, his wife, who is in our thoughts.

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they should also be saying the stories of police officers like david dore and jason rayner, ella frenchs matter. say their stories as well. >> emily: dan, your thoughts. >> dan: i also feel that there is an element here of free speech. think about places like north korea, china, russia, and now afghanistan, where citizens can't express their views. i don't have a problem with the nfl doing this. the gains are going to go on. if viewers don't like it, they don't have to tune in. the free market will work and the league will suffer. if people don't care and they are still going to enjoy the patriots winning another super bowl, great. >> kayleigh: hey, tampa bay! [laughter] >> dan: we will see you in the super bowl. [laughter] >> sartre, dan, lost my train of thought coming from raider nation. this is contrary to last season where viewers did see social justice messaging on courts and jerseys. they are going to be largely removed this season, save for off the court, off tv. the commissioner saying "i understand people who say i am on your side, but i want to watch a basketball game." that

joining me now, david plouffe, former obama campaign manager and jason johnson, professor at morgan state university. david, you're the political guru, not me. i don't know everything about politics, david, but i do know that being the people on the side of covid strikes me as bad politics. are you surprised that republicans have seemed to embrace covid as the precious and trying to get it into every school building, cruise ship, job place, walmart, texaco, everywhere. they're trying to get it in everywhere. are you surprised that that turns out to be not so great politics? >> joy, sadly nothing surprises me anymore. but yeah, last night the recall is the first test post 2020 of how this may play out. and i know everybody says california is unique, the recall certainly is unique. i hope we never have another one. but if you look at what happened. out here they're called no party preference voters, but they're independents. about 90% of them, so the exit polls suggest newsom won them over 2-1. they believe they won over republicans in the bay area by over 20% and did very well down south.

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so, start ups is where i want to grow >> hey, jason, it's david beck here at post nine.ld point out they're just that many don't happen but you have to list them nonetheless, it's not often you see one that talks about malevolent purposes from third parties who gain access to some of your engineers cell materials. how big a concern is that? because it sounds pretty scary >> i think there's two halves to this one is like the software industry that needed to deal with piracy. because it's easy to copy software i think as you see more cell programs in the world, you need more legal structures to make sure people can't pirate it the reality is we're entering the age of bio technology. ginkgo is a moment this is a moment for synthetic biology, for programming cells that's going to come in our lives and we do need to invest in bio security. it's nice. it's like cyber security happening before the internet. instead of having to catch up after the fact, all of what we're building up now will help us with those problems >> speaking of bio security, there are those that believe co

pretty mump at the session lows we got some great guests to navigate the selloff including david malpass. jack lew, jason pidcock and andy rothman from the mathews fund all of the next couple of hours. >> now the selloff mike santelli traditioning the action eu eunice yun is live and sema mody with the stocks exposed to china in the u.s mike, down 900 on the dow. >> yeah. pretty relentless and disciplined decline in the markets here been a grind lower. lots of very low what are called tick read wings the waves of automated selling. across the board because they found themselves with too much -- we talked about that for months but also the dip buyers didn't show up friday we broke below the 50-day average. 4370 on the s&p thought to be a place to settle out on the august lows. 100-day average we have crossed the bit below that that's where the market bottomed back here in late october of last year after it had almost two months of choppiness so we're near that right now and just about at the 5% decline takes us back to levels first reached in july. folks looking at under here. looks all of a sudden like t

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david: thank you. that concludes our program. e policy center posted this one hour event. jason: well good afternoon. i'm jason gourmet, the president of the bipartisan policy center. real pleasure to welcome you to today's discussion, reflections on 9/11 and threats to the homeland. we find ourselves in a pretty profound inflection point at this moment, i think as most people are aware in 10 days, we will honor the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy which took the lives of 2997 americans and

jason groves tweeted. .. labour's shadowjustice secretary david lammy was highlighy critical of dominic raab's appointment, tweetingthe economist. i think that a two bi- aspects to i think that a two big aspects to it, one is that borisjohnson is aware and sensitive to the fact he doesn't have a grip on his party at the moment. some people have said that doesn't matter so much because labour is not poling very strongly but he is favouring being in good shape to go for an early election if he wants one and i think he was determined to ram through that national insurance reform, which is really a tax rise by another name. but it has caused a lot of discombobulating in the conservative ranks. i think he also feels he has too many disaster prone cabinet ministers around the place, gavin williamson and to an extent dominic raab, they are out of foreign secretary and moved, not sideways, i would sit downwards tojustice secretary. borisjohnson is often known for gaffes but has a very tactical politician. i think the feeling in number 10 was they had the car but not the strategy to go with it. this reshuffle is intended to

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. >> paul: jason, you can blame me for putting your e-mail in the paper. i needed a hole to fill that night. david wrote from my view the best piece of journalism anyone wrote that day. you wrote it started from a bench observing the events. tell us about that. >> yeah, i was outside myself. i was on my way to brooks brothers across the world trade center, but i had stopped at a coffee shop. as a result, i looked up to the sky the moment the plane was going into the building. my recollection is the whole thing seemed impossible at the time. it seemed impossible that an airliner could have gone inside the world trade center building. as i made my way up the westside highway after the south tower had fallen, i stopped to talk with a guy who was sitting on a railing there, and i had been speaking to people, i said man, there's all sorts of rumors out there, such as a plane has flown into the white house, and he said that's not true, but a plane has flown into the pentagon, and at that moment, i was just sickened and shocked. it was so clear that the united states was under attack, and e finally made

elizabeth: david spunt, thank you so much for your journalism there, good to see you. welcome back to the show, fox news contributor jasonand dr. anthony fauci are a law on to themselves. your take on this? >> this is stunning liz, i can't believe this is true. supposedly something is under investigation, to say it is not destroyed but undiscoverable, what does that mean? i used to chair the oversight committee. this is precisely the type of thing you want to see to allow the scientists to go back to try to assess the oary begin. now the -- origin. democrats controlling house and senate don't have no interest in this. i don't know why. they should be asked the question every day. there is no investigation by congress that i'm aware of into the origins of covid-19. i think they're afraid of what they're going to see, and they may be implicated. elizabeth: they want to stay focused on the capitol riots to stay in power. they want to focus on tax-and-spend plan to stay in power, pay back for their seats next year in the midterm. jason, there is that story. there is also this. "politico" is reporting that the white house is