and so graham attends graham. graham didn't know robert kennedy, but he knew teddy. teddy kennedy, the younger brother, and he was fond of the kennedy family and obviously understood that that's two kennedys who were killed in five years. john f in 63 was assassinated in dallas and then robert kennedy. then they failed in the california and the ambassador hotel and angeles in june of 68. but what i'm trying to show you here, these pages is the role that graham throughout that year. so graham sees johnson at the funeral at st pat's and johnson says after you're after we're done here, would you mind coming down to the white house to advise me to and to hold some kind of a, a service the staff who are really affected by this as as americans were. and so graham says, of course so the graham diary talks about i came down washington right afterwards from new york. he says in his diary, something like it, one of the most depressing flights i've ever taken, because it was full of robert kennedy's former staffers. i got to the white house, i checked my usual room at the white

so graham at the time and we'll go back graham, graham at the time was closer to lbj. that was the part i skipped over before. this is graham and johnson's oval office in september of 1968. they were similar in lots of ways. they talked about johnson before not really being a true southerner and the family considered him more southwestern. he was born in 1908 and gillespie county in texas. that was a place in the south. itei was more open to outsiders and foreigners and people who were not southerner. it was not pro confederacy are proslaveryut and try to stay out of controversy. this was the unique enclave for jake -- he came from. it would be easier for us to stereotype what it means and johnson doesn't fit that very well. that's similar to graham. graham is from north carolina and also the fringes of the south. part of the country member eisenhower nixon got virginia twice in louisiana. both branches of the south that were beginning to come into play politically and possibly shift to the republican side. graham considered himself to be a lifelong democrat but that d

so graham attends. graham didn't know robert kennedy but the younger brother he was fond of the kennedy family and obviously understood that two kennedy's who were killed in five years, john f. kennedy assassinated and then robert kennedy on the night found in the california primary in los angeles in june 1968 but what i'm trying to show you here is the role that graham played throughout that year. so graham sees johnson at the funeral at st. pats and johnson says erafter we're done here would you mind coming down to the white house to advise me and to hold some kind of the service for the staff who are really affected by this as americans were. so graham says of course so the graham diary parts about i came down from new york , he says in his diary it was one of the most depressing flights i've ever taken because it was full of robert kennedy'sformal former staffers. i checked into my usual room and who has the usual room at the white house , that shows you how close he was to the johnsons and he was a

>> your uncle franklin graham has said that your grandfather, billy graham, voted for donald trump, i think back to that election and i know the state that my grandfather was in his health and to believe that he voted for anybody with sound mind just seems unlikely. >> i believe it was absolutely politically motivated to come out after my grandfather died and announced to the world that he had voted for donald trump. you have you spoken to him after he made that claim? >> i don't even have like, his number due russia's brother aram to vision doesn't believe his uncle's claims either. he called it a blatant below-knee when franklin graham said it in 2019, in response to his uncle's assertion, are in posted this very sarcastic tweet i'll never forget that day in 2016, when my grandfather, billy graham shrugged off the symptoms of parkinson's and hydrocephalus, got up out of bed for the first time in a year, drove down to the polling station and cast his vote. what a glorious memory one person commented asking franklin graham, is your nephew calling you a liar our him now regrets his pub

your uncle franklin graham has said that your grandfather, billy graham, voted for donald trump. >> think back to that election and i know the state that my grandfather was in his health and to believe that he voted for anybody with sound mind just seems unlikely. i believe it was absolutely politically motivated to come out after my grandfather died and announced to the world that he had voted for donald trump. you have you spoken to him after he made that claim? >> i don't even have like, his number one juror usha is brother arm to vision, doesn't believe his uncle's claims either. he called it a blatant below-knee when franklin graham said it in 2019, in response to his uncle's assertion, are in posted this very sarcastic tweet i'll never forget that day in 2016, when my grandfather, billy graham shrugged off the symptoms of parkinson's and hydrocephalus, got up out of bed for the first time in a year, drove down to the polling station and cast his vote. what a glorious memory one person commented asking franklin graham, is your nephew calling you a liar our him now regrets his p

that was 1993, for over a decade graham - 1993, for over a decade graham thorpe at his best was the world'sable to score 200. hundred each for both of my children. it has been a tough time from that point a few, but it was also very much towards the team as well. , . . also very much towards the team as well. , ., ., ., , �*, also very much towards the team as well. ,., ., ., , �*, , ., also very much towards the team as well. ., ., , �*, , ., ., well. graham thorpe's brave and skilful batting _ well. graham thorpe's brave and skilful batting was _ well. graham thorpe's brave and skilful batting was a _ well. graham thorpe's brave and skilful batting was a beacon - well. graham thorpe's brave and i skilful batting was a beacon during some lean years for the team playing 100 test matches, touring life took its toll. his career was punctuated by personal challenges. graham thorpe, 17 years with surrey received an mbe in 2006 and has been replaced on the england team the year before. a career in coaching followed notably with england. graham thorpe's outstanding endings remain vivid in the mem

graham thorpe, who's died at 55. we spoke to former england captain david gower, who said on his day, thorpe was one of the best batters to ever play the professional game. i think the outstanding thing about graham was he was good at everything. if you look at ambrose and walsh in the early 90s, mid—90s you have the great spinners of the world, so warne and murali, both of whom he got runs against. i think that gives you the range of his talents. in australia he was good, in west indies it was good, at home he was good, in sri lanka he was good, so i think he has got... he covered the bases. the key to coaching is empathy. and of course when he got the experience that graham has, it is the ability to get into someone�*s mind. everyone is different. that is the tough thing about coaching. people who can contribute to the overall confidence of that dressing room, so people who can be upbeat, people who can be bubbly, take the heat out of a pressure situation, people who can get runs in the pressure situations and some

graham's diary. he acted as a messenger between johnson and nixon. so it was a process boost researcher to have looked at billy graham's diary. i mean, that is your holy grail of of of of the research. what did billy graham write in his diary? well, i mean, as i say, i was going down the rabbit hole. and i wish i could say i was so brilliant to have expected that i would find this material. but graham happened to die at age 99 in february of 2018, right in middle of the research and, you know, i wasn't expecting that i to step back a minute. i had had a meeting december of 2017 with former vice president walter mondale in minneapolis and was beginning to make trips to minneapolis. humphrey's papers are at the minnesota society. a lot of the humphrey faithful, you know, are all still there in, minnesota. and so this was a trip i was going to see humphrey's son, hubert the third i was going to see dean in irvine. frazer, who met originally there legends in their own right and minnesota politics. they m

some of my graham would have done that. —— someone like graham the premier league starts a week on fridayning german striker niclas fullkrug on a four—year deal from borussia dortmund. chelsea and england midfielder conor gallagher is closing in on a move to atletico madrid. the 2a—year—old, who joined chelsea when he was eight, captained the side last season — he's agreed a move to la liga with atleti having a £33 million offer accepted. from september, twickenham will go by a different name, it will be known as the... after a sponsorship deal between the rugby football union and the insurance company. it does the first time they've sold the naming rights to twickenham. the rfq say the deal will be beneficial for grassroots rugby and transformational for the sport. rights, just before we go here and sportsday, let's have another look at the medal table. at the close of play on monday in paris, starting the final weeks of the games. —— final weeks of the games. —— final weeks of the games. —— final week of the games. china lead the way with 21 gold medals — 53 in total. the us are second

he was and career of graham thorpe.tsman and cricketer who took part in 100 tests, and 80 to one day internationals. yesterday we heard from the family of graham thorpe who confirmed that he had taken his own life. they wanted to publicise it, for want of a better word, to talk about some of the struggles of mental health that he clearly struggled with, but also open that “p struggled with, but also open that up to other people. they said they were not ashamed of anything that he had done, there was certainly no stigma attached to it, they said they would also be looking to set up some kind of foundation in the future to potentially raise awareness of the issue of mental health. graham thorpe so strong on the cricket field but had his personal demons to deal with. he was a very certificate figure in that england cricket team. lots of people grew up watching him over the years. —— very significant figure. in the 1990s, appearances on the international stage, and a career in coaching as well. very much missed. this is the

senator graham? sen. grassley: that is mercantile pop. sen. graham: thank you. good morning. what have i learned? we have donuts. at the budget committee. and i'm going to take a wild guess senator grassley did not buy them. [laughter] but he is welcome to as many of them as he wants. senator grassley, you laid out real challenges, and everything you said is real. so what i want to do is thank the chairman for having this committee hearing about electric vehicles, because i'm in a very heavy car manufacturing state. and they are making electric cars and hybrid cars and all kind of cars. and i'm trying to figure out, sort of like, what should we be doing and when should we do it as a nation? i met with the chinese ambassador yesterday. i have not talked to him in a long time. i will go to china next year. they decided 15 years ago to get into this business for some reason. they were really smart. a lot of people are buying electric cars. president trump says let them buy electric cars. do away with the mandate. makes some sense to me. the world seems to be making more electric

graham thorpe, 17 years with surrey, received an mbe in 2006.. graham thorpe's outstanding innings remain vivid in england's memory. he played them... commentator: that's well-placed. ..all too recently. that report from joe wilson on the cricketer graham thorpe, who has died at the age of 55. a reminder of our top headline this afternoon: the prime minister vows that the "full force of the law" will be brought to bear after a weekend of riots. the first demonstrations followed the deaths of three girls in a knife attack in southport exactly a week ago today. now it's time to join our colleagues with the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. bronze at the finish for team gb in the mixed triathlon, but it's not the medal they were thinking. disappointment in the pole vault, as britain's molly caudrey is elimintaed in the qualifying round. tributes pour in for the former england and surrey player graham thorpe, who has died aged 55. hello there and welcome along to the programme. another busy day of olympics action

overview on this week's topic. on the 5th of february 1982, two loyaless gun men walked into sean graham's bookmakers on the lower armor road and opened fire, killing five catholic civilians. the ulster defense association, under the cover name of the ulster freedom fighters clear responsibility for the attack shortly afterwards. among the dead were locals christie dardy 52, jack dufin 66, james kennedy 15, peter maguire 18 and william mcmuss 54. the killings took place during intense period of sectarian attacks against the catholic community around the north of eranland. the lower armo had been a hot spot for such sectarian killings throughout the conflict due to easy. access for gun men from nearby unionist areas. locals from the area had also been baracated into their homes annually in order to facilitate yearly sectarian marches by orange men. in the aftermath of the shong grams massager, the first orange marters to pass the scene with five-fingered salutes and attempts to talk the grieving families of those that were killed. this galvin is the community to put an end to the yearly sce

quick thinking et cetera graham. we have five witnesses here today who have been agreed on each bipartisan selection versus doctor jesse jenkins assistant professor at princeton university joint appointment on the department of mechanical and aerospace engineering. center for energy and environment. dr. jenkins leads zero carbon systems or research and optimization laboratory which conduct modeling to evaluate technology generate insights to improve energy and climate planning. our second witness is british bt gross director of transportation epri formerly electric power research institute. possible for defining the market strategies needed to accelerate the electrification of a transportation system a focus on identifying the gaps that need to be addressed to expand to achieve common goals formally the director of advanced commercialization at general motors. i hope she was smiling we talked about bolts. third is marine cofounder executive chair silver router policy accelerant prior to founding silva router for biz

and of course when he got the experience that graham has, it is the ability to get into someone's mindoaching. people who can contribute to the overall confidence of that dressing room, so people who can be upbeat, people who can be bubbly, take the heat out of a pressure situation, people who can get runs in the pressure situations and someone like graham would have done that. the premier league starts a week on friday and west ham have continued to strengthen their squad, signing german striker niclas fullkrug on a four—year deal from borussia dortmund. chelsea and england midfielder conor gallagher is closing in on a move to atletico madrid. the 2a—year—old, who joined chelsea when he was eight, captained the side last season. he's agreed a move to la liga with atletico having a 33 million pound offer accepted. from september, the home of english rugby union, twickenham, will go by a different name. it will be known as the allianz stadium from next month after a sponsorship deal between the rugby football union and the insurance company. the rfu say the deal will be beneficial for g

senator graham said i will keep saying that there should be a federal ban. if such a piece of legislation landed on donald trump's desk would he veto it? >> i will be very clear he will not support it. >> will he veto it? >> he would veto a federal abortion ban? >> think he would. he said that explicitly that he would. >> i don't think he's said explicitly to you. >> lindsey graham, i need to see the context because lindsay graham has the had a federal minimum standard. that is not donald trump's view and he disagrees with lindsay graham on this. no reasonable republican is saying that we should have a complete national abortion plan, and i shouldn't heard that from my colleagues and donald trump has staked his position and made it very explicit, he wants this to be a state decision and the states will make the determination themselves. >> the census bureau estimates there are 22 million women between the ages of 20 and 40 who for whatever reason do not have children. what do you say to those women who hear some of those comments including childless cat lady

on the 5th of july 1999, seven years after the killings at sham grahams, the parade's commission, an organization form to adjudicate on contentious orange marches, made decision to re-root the sectarian march away from the lower armor road. it was the first time the period by bananafi arning's lodge had been stamped from marching past the ormo bridges in central belfast on the orange man's traditional march day, the 12th of july. 17 people were eventually arrested and questioned about the sean graham's massacer with one person charged with the murders only for it to be later withdrawn. today, no one has ever been convicted for the killings. two leading loyalists, joe brady and rayman elder, who were blamed for the killings by locals, were later executed by the ira. and today's guests are billy mcmunnes and mark 6. both men have been at the forefront of the campaign at seeking truth around the 1982. grams bookmakers massager mark billy welcome to the show you okay mark i'll first begin by asking you just for the audience say can you give me the contacts around what had happened on the

graham: ok, thank you. one, the protective detail around president trump, i know them all very well. they're brave men and women. and these questions are not to belittle anybody. they're to figure out how the system failed to badly. you say you're not reluctant to ask for more money. what do we need to do to make it easier to hire people without lowering our standards? i know it's a hard job. can we do anything to help you? mr. rowe: i think we're willing to take that back, sir. we're working on our time to hire. sen. graham: if you had more people, you'd have more time off. mr. rowe: that's true. sen. graham: let's get more people, more time off. these are tough jobs. i mean, people on this committee know. i don't know how they hold a family together doing what they're doing. it's the military really on steroids. the encrypted app. paul, can you tell us about these apps? have they been broken into? the guy had some apps that were encrypted. mr. abbate: i think we've experienced a range of returns on this.

graham thore their first ever batter. graham thorpe took — their first ever batter.r first ever batter. graham thorpe took his own _ their first ever batter. graham thorpe took his own life - their first ever batter. graham | thorpe took his own life earlier this month and the family have been very open i think in very brave with the way that they've addressed his death and the circumstances of his death. both the teams lined up we had a big image of graham thorpe on the screen here. also a video to some of his best moments were played on the big screen to the audience here. i think what i noticed in particular, ben, was the wayjoe root in particular actually but a number of the good players who will have known graham thorpe as a friend but also as a mentor, and inspiration when they were growing up inspiration when they were growing up but also very much as england's coach for many years. it was especially emotional for those members of the england team. but, yeah, it's important to —— pertinent in a way as we reflected on his life during a test match against sri la

at a meeting with zelensky, graham ordered the invasion to continue, called on nato pilots to enter thewar with russia. where will ukraine look for retired pilots. said, obviously and something else: the kurdish operation the ukrainian armed forces had a certain effect on all the western russophobes. what i think about kursk, bold, brilliant, beautiful, keep up the good work, putin started it, i want to say to the administration, i appreciate your support, let the people fight, give them the weapons they need to win a war they can't afford to lose. how are you? welcome! sir! president, thank you very much, very happy to be with you, thank you very much, you are advancing, congratulations on kursk, thank you very much, good work, thank you very much for those, thank you very much for that you came, first of all we are very grateful to you for your support, we are grateful to the congress, the bipartisan support, the president and of course, the entire american people, and we are grateful that this is not the first time during the war that you are sending such a signal. come here, support

linsy graham - he sings for money, they pointed out absolutely correctly, it's true.who are paid to sing asanna to zelensky now, there are a lot of them, because these are the rules of the information game . zelensky's office pays them for this. note that some nato official or... can't leave, especially leaving behind what they left, and now, why did i say that now ukraine can be turned into a scarecrow, because it was a terrorist raid, and as soon as they leave, we will get proof of what happened there, about proving, by the way, here 's another interesting story, so the un turned to... look, it doesn't depend on us whether they get them or not, there's like we have grounds, we remember how the osce worked in donetsk, remember, yes, they turned out to be spies, it's just, maybe, well, it seems to me, if there appears, just even information appears that some kind of un is happening somewhere there wandering around the kursk region, well, maybe at least someone will be saved, protected, sasha, no, no, they will go with the same purpose, they want to go with the same pu

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and as you can see, very bad behind lindsey graham is senator richard blumenthal, a democrats. he nods a long as bram calls for more arms to ukraine, suggesting or i would even say demonstrating that continued war is a bi partisan topic here in washington. it's, it's not a promising outlook for piece i would say, given that, you know, ukraine just got their hands on some f sixteens, but they don't really have any goose or mavericks to fly in bed. these legacy jets have been used by nato and the us for over 30 years. but these were planes are not going to be provided by washington directly around 60 of them had been promised by belgium, norway, the netherlands in denmark. but it's going to be a slow trickle on delivery. many war skeptics see this simply as sort of appeasement of zalinski and a bit that the jets won't have real significant impact on battle ground conditions . since russia has air superiority as well as in general, the man power needed to step up the heat. but then this is also being viewed as the last salvo by joe biden, who, along with lindsey graham back in 201

more on the words about us, senator lindsey graham and just a moment. but 1st we begin with the us presidential race. today, donald trump, the republican candidate, just had a 2 hour chat with you on mosque, on the social platform, x. it did not start off smoothly by the way, the event was delayed by over 40 minutes due to what must said was a cyber attack. but when they finally got going more than a 1000000 listeners to do another time to hear the conversation and that conversation touched on various topics, the former president did not shy away from taking jobs at his democratic competition. what i can tell you is, is that we cannot have a democrat, we cannot have her. she's in confidence. she's as bad as bided in a different. yeah, she hasn't done an interview since his home, a scam started and, and say what you want. this is a cool. this was a cool of a president of the united states. he didn't want to leave and they said we can do it a nice day, or we can do it the hard way. trump also railed on the current president's foreign policy moves while an

senator graham has as well. if you do not believe this is an idea whose time has come, take a look at the turnout here. today the senate judiciary committee will continue its work on an issue on the mind of most american families, how to keep our kids safe from sexual exploitation and harm in the internet age. online child exploitation includes the use of online platforms to target and groom children and the production and endless distribution of child sexual abuse material which can haunt victims for their entire lives in some cases take their lives. everyone here will agree the conduct is abhorrent. i would like to turn to a brief video to hear directly from the victims, the survivors about the impact these crimes have had on them. i was sexually exploited on facebook. >> i was sexually exploited on instagram. >> i was sexually exploited oncl x. >> this is my daughter, olivia. look at how beautiful she is. my son riley died from suicide after being sexually exploited on facebook. >> the child is never the same

graham thank you very much. graham wettone former police officer. thank you.ll, joining us now for more is the former police sergeant, former firearms officer harry tangye, harry, i honestly, i sort of despair because we've spoken so many times on this program and every time it's a new incident of unrest, of criminality , of violence. and criminality, of violence. and i think the last time we spoke was in around two weeks ago when, when more young girls were killed. and today we know that two well, one young girl and one woman has been taken to a major trauma centre. we really hope they pull through. but my goodness me, what does this say about the country? >> yes. hi, tom and emily, >> yes. hi, tom and emily, >> it is, it's very frustrating and very sad, isn't it? and this is an area where probably we all know we've all been . i was there know we've all been. i was there a couple of weeks ago, and i agree with graham there was it was good foot patrol around the area. we don't know yet whether the mother and the girl were related. i don't think so. we don't kn

graham thorpe was 55. england's best ever cricket players, with a distinguished international career, hitting 16 test hundreds for england . test hundreds for england. >> so we're joined now by sally baken >> so we're joined now by sally baker, who is a therapist with a specialism in trauma. good to talk to you again, sally, we know that that that suicide is the biggest killer of men. amazingly, under 45, yes. is this incident slightly unusual that graham thorpe was 55? and one might have thought that somehow we kind of have this idea that you sort of settle into, maybe into middle, middle age with a sort of contentment, but clearly not, clearly not. >> and we don't have the full picture of what happened here. but we have already been told that he suffered years of anxiety and depression. so he's really battled , for a long time. really battled, for a long time. and this is not this is not his first attempt at suicide . so first attempt at suicide. so it's very sad. >> sally. the saddest thing reading the