normally, wakefield's goalkicker was don fox's brother and teammate, neil. wakefield's fate and the watersplash final lay in don's hands. no pressure. how did you feel? was he a player or was he your brother, or was he a bit of both? did you have nerves, what was going through your mind? that i wish it was me who was taking the kick at the time. right. because don was a bit softhearted, he was a gentle man really. yeah. and i was sat in the stand and thinking well, he's got to kick this, but this is a kick that i wouldn't have liked to have taken. commentator: he's missed it! he's on the ground, he's missed it. well, and there goes the whistle for time. what a dramatic... everybody's got their head in their hands and he's in tears, he's in tears. he's a poor lad, poor don fox... they alljumped up in the air and cheered. poor old don were on his knees. i went across to him and said look... and moved on to celebrate. and it was clarke who collected the cup, not the wakefield captain. you can tell it touched a real nerve. i've never recovered. you never recovere

he's a poor lad, poor don fox... they alljumped up in the air and cheered. look... and moved on to celebrate. and it was clarke who collected the cup, not the wakefield captain. you can tell it touched a real nerve. i've never recovered. you never recovered ? no, 50 years on. i'm damaged for life. i've got friends who'll tell ya, you know, i'm a wreck as a consequence of 68. to me, it was an out of body experience. the bottom line is that we won. we were fortunate. there's no doubt about that. well, here with me, and it's whike the trophy is being paraded around, must be one of the saddest sporting stories in history, don fox, whojust missed kicking that winning penalty. don, it must be a desperate thing for a situation like that to occur? shocking, shocking. i can't speak, i'm that upset. anyway, i've got some tremendous news for you that i know you don't know yet. you have been awarded the lance todd memorial trophy for the outstanding player on the field. yeah, i don't. .. thank you, david. any consolation to you? er, not really, no. that match has been no

adam fox, don bell, pat gallen , photographer tommy g, producer andy wheeler and photographer casey coonthank you so much for the incredible coverage. have a safe trip home. can't wait to see you. >> and not everybody tunes into to watch the super bowl for the actual game. >> some watch the half time show, while others are in it for the commercials. cbs news correspondent hen a doba talks about the most talk about ads. >> millions tuned in and watched the philadelphia eagles beat the new england patriots sunday night. >> ♪ >> giant quarterback eli mangan receiver odel beckham junior may have stolen the show with a nfl ad, where the two performed from the movie dirty dancing complete with the iconic lift. responded with resounding thumbs-up. reese whitherspoon tweeted dirty dancing commercials made my night. advertisers stayed away from making political statements. most banking on humor or star power. >> lost her voice this morning >> like amazon alexa commercial with rapper card i b and anthony hopkins. stepping in for the cyber personal assistant. >> if there is anything i can help you

don, jr. went on fox news to claim the gop memo disproved the entire russia investigation. >> what does this sayut the entire investigation? is it rotten to the core? >> listen, it always has been. you're right. we always said this. i mean, it is so ridiculous that -- let it go, though. at this point, let it go. at least they uncovered this, because what if they wouldn't have? what if -- if they would have just let it go, at this point, i mean, there is a little bit of sweet revenge in it for me and certainly probably the family. >> seth: sweet revenge for the family? that sounds like something you say to a guy just before you close the car trunk on him. [ light laughter ] "say hello to the worms from the trump family." so what does this memo written entirely by house republicans actually say? well, to understand the memo, you first need to understand the man behind it, california congressman devin nunes. who, of course, has been compromised by the russians ever since putin got ahold of his high school yearbook photo. [ light laughter ] that's the actual photo. [ laughter ] [ in russian accent ]

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. >> reporter: fox news confirms late last night, don mcgann explained why executive privilege covers the transition. that was not enough for the committee's ranking democrat who claims bannon's in contempt and his privilege claim is overly broad and unsustainable. >> we cannot permit a situation where the white house is allowed to script self-serving and misleading questions. >> reporter: the democrats' memo about the abuses and when it will be public, the congressman had no comment as he walked away from reporters, bret. >> bret: katherine, what are we learning from the new interview from the former white house chief of staff? >> reporter: in the wide-ranging interview, reince priebus said they're afraid of no one, and the behind the scenes drama, quote, take everything you've heard and multiply it by 50. priebus said comey said he knew it would be a political mistake. bannon apparently exploded with anger, quote, "there's not an f'ing thing you can do to sell this, he shouted, nobody can sell this, p.t. barnum couldn't sell this. president trump dressed down jeff sessions, blaming

don trump jr. revealed how the meeting was set up, priebus told fox news it was short and about russian adoptions.that answer. >> who told you the adoption story? >> that's what i've always heard. i heard that from members of the family, i heard that it was a -- >> so when you were preparing to go on that show and you asked, okay, what should i know about this meeting -- >> well, quite frankly -- >> the family told you russian adoption? >> that's all i ever heard that it was about. as a matter of fact, i still believe what i said if in that clip in that, in fact, it was a meeting about russian adoption in this thing called the majinski act that i've never heard of. i've never heard it was anything but that. but again, chuck, i don't know. i wasn't there. >> what i feel, what i heard. what about what you know? joining us now, white house reporter for the washington examiner, steve nelson. good to talk to you again. after the president tweeted that the nunes memo totally vindicated him in the russian investigation, and we heard from a number of republican lawmakers who disagree with this sentiment a

fox news to rile up the base. then come monday morning with don sewpursuit and plays presid again. telling the nation what he would have done if he had been in parkland, florida on the day of the tragic shooting. >> i got to watch some deputy sheriffs performing this weekend. they weren't exactly medal of honor winners, all right. the way they performed was frankly disgusting. they were listening to what was going on. the one in particular, he was early. then you had three others that probably a similar deal, little bit later, but a similar kind of thing. you know, i really believe -- you don't know until you're tested, but i really believe i'd run in even if i didn't have a weapon, and i think most of the people in this room would have done that, too. because i know most of you. but the way they performed was, was really a disgrace. >> they're called medal of honor recipients. a close campaign advisor, rick gates, a man who was in the president's inner circle until october 2017 when he and paul manafort were indicted, is rearing its head in many ways, including more frequent swipe

fox news to rile up the base. then come monday morning with don sewpursuit and plays presid again.lling the nation what he would have done if he had been in parkland, florida on the day of the tragic shooting. >> i got to watch some deputy sheriffs performing this weekend. they weren't exactly medal of honor winners, all right. the way they performed was frankly disgusting. they were listening to what was going on. the one in particular, he was early.

don jr. is going around the world, giving speeches. eric trump is more in control of the company, he appears on "fox and friends." he makes tv appearances as a political analyst, talking about his father, praising his father. eric trump's wife, laura trump is a senior adviser to trump's re-election campaign. the family and organization are very entwined. >> that set the trump organization set limits on itself, most notably they would turn away new foreign deals, anybody that came with a deal in a foreign country would turn that away. as far as we can tell, they are abiding by, that get around it, they are trying to revive seemingly dead foreign deals from the past. >> we are so happy to have you on that beat and the nsnbc family. we hope you will join us at the table soon. thanks for joining us. >> that does it for our hour. i'm nicole wallace. chuck is giving me the stink eye, because i am 17 seconds late. >> i wish i was giving you a stink eye, oh my god, it's 5:00, she's not back from break. if it's tuesday, i hear it's above jared's pay grade. >> tonight, downgraded, jared kushner loses some of his security c

susan, we're getting word into fox news that sense kamalla harris and 11 other democratic senators sent a letter to the administration, general kelly and donemanding an explanation. they want answers from the white house on rob porter's continued access to classified information. so i start by asking you, jump off from there and ask you, susan, does this current crisis speak to the way the administration conducts security clearances? is this about the president's loyalty, which is generally a good characteristic? or is this a case of disorganization inside the administration? what seems to be at the root of the problem? >> i think it's all basically been spelled out in the reporting we've seen over the past few days, that he -- mr. porter said he did not commit domestic abuse and i think the trump administration sided with him on that and then these photos emerged and everybody changed their mind and realized that this could potentially be much more serious. >> arthel: before the photos, the fbi said you might have a problem. even rob porter said i believe to general kelly, heads up, there might be something that comes up from my past that

fox news the f.b.i. made the white house counsel's office aware in early november of the allegations and we know that porter talked to the white house counsel don mcgahn about the allegations later in november. again, the white house insisting the full picture didn't become clear to them until last week. >> look, we learned of the extent of the situation involving rob porter last tuesday evening and within 24 hours his resignation had been accepted and announced. >> the white house was grilled yesterday why the president has personally and publicly offered support for porter. porter says he is innocent and sending a tweet on saturday asking what happened to due process? while the president has done that he's left it to staff or surrogates to express his condemnation of domestic violence. >> why hasn't he said that? >> i speak on behalf of the president. i spoke to him and he relayed that message directly to me and i'm relaying it directly to you. >> we won't hear any more level of detail from the white house about this. it seems the strategy is going to be to just take a beating and hope that at some point everybody moves on. >> sandra: thank y