the polls and those fools on national security advisor says he isn't fit to be president anyway joe balls of fire is my guest this week from washington how much damage trump is also done to america and the rest of the. conflicts in. the bush. enchanting forests that invite visitors to dream. mountains to bear witness to ancient times and. rail lines that wind trying to turn us from a. bohemian switzerland by rail. to millions or 30 minutes on d. w. . me there i'm david and this is climate change brags that sex. happiness 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free if you know where your books are in utah. i don't think. he was talking to big big guys get together and do big things but you did accept it for 17 months didn't you. principle where you were. 4 months to go to the presidential elections in america sinking in the polls and now this former national.

brazilians took to the streets once again on saturday to protest against far right president joe your balls and arrow and south paulo members of different groups including health workers and teachers criticized the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic they also marched against racial discrimination and police brutality. mexico's death toll from corona virus has risen to over 30000 the figure puts mexico past france as the country with the world's 5th highest toll the milestone was reached as the capital mexico city returned to strict lockdown after a week of easing precautions against the pandemic. us rapper kanye west has taken to twitter to announce his intention to join the 2020 presidential race west seen here with his wife reality star kim carr dashi and has been a supporter of republican president donald trump it's not clear if the west is serious about his white house run. pubs in england are welcoming patrons again after a 4 month coronavirus shut down restaurants and hair salons are also back in business the changes don't apply to wales scotland or northern ireland whi

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joe biden. he's not on the ball. he's just on the ball enough to ruin the country so they should admit that he will be altered function in the job. let's space it even if other people are running the show joe biden will be able to steal a lot of damage. they should focus on the damage on the fact that he doesn't know where he is even though he doesn't know where he is but he doesn't need to be that good to impress people. if he doesn't debate all he has to do is survive first two hours in a narrative full change with help rumba in media. sleepy joe, he so on the ball. greg: what do you think joey? >> i think he is normalizing. that's a big problem. trump's exhausted right now but if you do it to our press conference for a month and people of god in their feel of president trump but the 28-3 super bowl for the atlanta falcons. this whole bringing in the vp. it's probably going to get a lump out of it. greg: joe biden could use a bump. >> so could the falcons. go tom brady. >> i know what tom brady is. greg: still not

joe to hold. so, we're going to have him playing something even better, cup and ball can you imagine joe biden facing ninja in cup and ball umm, yeah, i'm gonna pop off in those comments >> also, joe's going to do an instagram live deejay set, where he'll spin his favorite public domain songs from the 1930s, about a whistling little boy marching by the river, or taking your hat off at a a baseball game. >> we're launching a joe biden inspired streetwear company called rude money millionaire, where all the clothes are just kirkland signature dress shirts and sweat pants. >> joe biden is on cameo now for just $5 thousand, you can get a personalized shout out from joe himself, where he immediately drops his phone on the floor and says, "dang, gummi. then wanders off, while the video is still recording >> we're making joe form his own k-pop group, with fellow blue dog democrats tim kaine and tom steyer they're called kissing boys parade >> jimmy: guys, guys, stop these are terrible none of these ideas are going to help the campaign at all. [ ding ] [ phone vibrating >> uh-oh sorry, jim-jim, we got to gho

coach joe puts the ball on the money and he snags it. little brother juju. 6 years old but soft hands. we just called your play on abc7! >> send me your videos and use the #call my play so we can put you on tv. and even though we have nba highlights and baseball highlights and sports are coming back, we still want to keep running your videos as well. so don't forget about call my play and use the hash call moy play so we can get you on tv. dan, ama? >> thank you. >> we're still going. still going. >> all right. predicting a huge surge in san francisco. we look at the emergency steps being taken right now. and can small children spread covid as easily as adults? the questions being raised as schools are about to reopen. that will do it. look for news any time. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time. enjoy the rest the evening and we'll see you at 11:00. we're now going into the vault to showcase "jeopardy!" episodes that are highlights from the past 36 years. las vegas was treating us quite well in 2001, and we had another great

this is in the ball joe biden standing up for police reform.the democratic party abandoned them when they see the number of city councils defunding the police to have a number of people in congress and the leadership speaker nancy pelosi saying that they should be defunded and the equivalent to terrorists and for example when they talk about that the defunding of the police and the way that we should have policing in our community. so, this is about more than just the one endorsement or the shift from democrats who usually a union and go to the left on these issues but are now endorsing the president and whether that will be affected in other areas as well. >> bret: to mo's point, it will deal greatly about how the administration handles the coronavirus. you see joe biden and tom come up with the ads in places like texas about wearing masks and being fearful and listening to medical experts. somehow, going back to school has become a political issue. take a listen to the white house press secretary dr. fauci. >> when he says open, open and full

ball to make that catch. jaden goes to jack london elementary in antioch. working on the crossing route here. inspired by his favorite player, josh jacobs of the raiders. coach joets the ball on the money, and jaden snags it. hey, let's not forget little brother juju, only 67 years old, but soft hands. >> nice, juju. >> villareal, we just called your play on abc7. me your viden put you on tv. abc7 spo >>> and that is it for us tonight. thanks for watching. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. four all of us here, we appreciate your time. next on >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," with guest host anthony anderson. tonight, tracee ellis ross. and washington, d.c. mayor muriel bowser. and now, anthony anderson. >> hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i am your host for the next two nights, anthony anderson. jimmy is taking the summer off to do whatever the hell white people do. polo? ice fishing? i don't know. so he asked me to guest host, which the word guest doesn't seem quite right. when you invite a guest over for dinner, you don't make them show

ball to make that catch. jaden goes to jack london elementary in antioch. working on the crossing route here. inspired by his favorite player, josh jacobs of the raiders. coach joeoyner, he puts the ball on the money, and jaden snags it. hey, let's norgenly 6 years old, but soft hands. >> nice, juju. >> villareal, we just called your play on abc7. >> send me your videos so we can put you on tv. abc7 if you experience bladder leaks, you shouldn't have to sacrifice discretion for protection. try always discreet. the unique design features protective leakguards, which help prevent leaks where they happen most and an absorbent material that turns liquid into gel, for up to 100% leak free protection. the shapewear design provides a close and seamless fit, to ensure total discretion. choose the solution that keeps you drier. try always discreet underwear, with a money back guarantee. brand power. helping you buy better. babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >>> and that is it for us tonight. thanks for watching. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. four all of us here, we appreciate your time. appreciate your time. n

. >> reporter: trump has spent months trailing former vice president joe biden's campaign and balls. they find by net 47% to trump's 41%. the money campaign reacting after the new sunset on the statement, the is a game of musical chairs and it will not fix this. we need a new president, for that. this is good news. the national police organization that endorsed the,, is now endorsing president trump for reelection. >> there's only one vote you need, and that is for this president was consistently since he has been in office consistently been a super pro law and order president. >> reporter: it's bad news for the administration the labor department announced 1.3 million americans for unemployment, last week. the economy will likely be a driving issue coming up, privac over the tik-tok app leading to some the question if they should delete it from their phones. with the washington post columnist have to say about that data practices of this app. >>> developing story we are following. 68-year-old was put to death. the supreme court approved this after was put on hold overnight. it claim

america also some high income earners not to be outdone joe biden has just responded saying that the celebration of the sort of spiking of the ball as you put it joe biden says that it's a bit premature for donald trump to be doing that and the reality is tens of millions of americans are still out of work and he's accusing the president of mishandling the corner virus crisis allowing for that to happen that it should have happened at all he also is pushing back on donald trump's sort of touting of a strong stock market saying that's great for those that can afford stocks but millions of americans and so already we've seen that this has been politicized and we should also point out yeah these are good numbers for the president he's certainly celebrating but the reality is it may not reflect the moment that we're in right now because these numbers were taken based on data from about 2 weeks ago and since then we've seen the cases of coronavirus spiking or can we thanks very much you're going to look at the white house. still ahead here analogies are russia and the taliban congressional leaders demanding on sense into what the pres

joe root got 250 in 49 balls. at nearly 400 ahead, england called time on plotting.o much of them. at 34, he is now one away from 500 in tests. with two days left, there could still be rain, but england have bowlers turning back the clock. there is no crowd at old trafford but 1000 spectators were allowed through the gates at the oval to watch a friendly between surrey and middlesex. the domestic cricket season starts next weekend and this game has been chosen by the government as the first pilot event in england to look at how they can safely re—introduce crowds much more on the bbc sport website including highlights and analysis of the day's play at the test. that's all from us. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello there. if you were following the weather forecast last week, you will know we have been reminding you thatjuly 2019 was a record breaker — the highest temperature ever recorded in cambridge botanic garden on 25thjuly. well, july 2020 has been a little bit disappointing, hasn't it. for many, it's been a case of sunny spells

joe biden clearly has the support of those very voters, but they are concerned about certainly taking them for granted. i just want to raise the issue as a jump ballat policy changes would joe biden really put to effect that would change, say, fighting the virus? karl rove goes through a whole list of things that joe biden has talked about on television, and literally everything he said, president trump is already done. >> harris: wow. i come to you, emily, just in terms of the messaging that goes forth. when i saw the conversation, i don't know that it brings people together, the name calling. to call someone a racist. we've seen it, we see in the name calling a different ways among all politicians over the years. right? but we are out of time now when we are all calling for a kumbaya and go forth after the death of george floyd is it helpful to hear the former vice president called the current president a racist? >> emily: i don't think name-calling is helpful. there are some who argue that that label is necessary. if they truly believe that, i'm not going to trample on their right or feeling to say so. extensively on this network that i think a

. >> joe biden also said today trump spiked the ball on the economy and doesn't realize he's not evenyard line. in a new op-ed, our next guest writes about this pandemic, "as we prepare to celebrate independence day, we are forced to see the concept of american exceptionalism in a new and shameful light. in confronting this global menace, the united states is not first and best. we are much closer to last and worst. history will place the blame for this catastrophe squarely on one ignorant, incompetent, selfish man, president trump. back with us tonight, eugene robinson, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for "the washington post." eugene, it's entirely possible for those who subscribe to the idea of american exceptionalism, it was always possible there were moments where america would not take the lead. what we didn't think is that we'd be fooling everybody into thinking we are. what you're hearing from donald trump when it was dealing with international trade, when it comes to the coronavirus and the social justice issues, he represents it as if we're doing really well and everything'

. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden today delivered a scathing rebuke of the president. >> president trump has spiked the ball, and made this about him. he doesn't seem towe're still n nearly 15 million jobs and the pandemic is getting worse, not better. >> reporter: while today's report is good news many economists are warning the country could easily fall back as more states reverse their reopening. lester >> peter alexander at the white house tonight for us, thanks. >>> in aurora, colorado today one of the police officers involved in a reportedly inappropriate photo taken near where elijah mcclain was held in a choke hold has resigned police identified the officer as jaron jones. mcclain died after a confrontation with police last august the alleged photo incident happened in october. >>> in 60 seconds, the basketball superstar, and perhaps her biggest victory, helping win the release of a man from prison after more than two decades. >>> back with a new development that story we first told you about last fall. a wnba superstar stepping away from the game to fight for a man who spent his entire adult life i

. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden delivered a scathing rebuke of the president. >> president trump has spiked the ball and made this about him. he doesn't seem to realize he's not even on the 50 yard line we're still down nearly 15 million jobs and the pandemic is getting worse, not better. >> peter alexander, thank you for that report. >>> there say growing report from companies urging the washington redskins to change their team name. fedex, who owns the naming rights to the team's stadium, has urged the team to make the change the ceo of the company is a minority owner of the redskins, who were founded in 1933 and one of the nfl's oldest franchises in addition, nike has pulled all redskins apparel from their website. the team is removing all searches -- removed all searches from nike's nfl page earlier this week, fedex, nike and pepsi were asked to cut ties to the team by investors >>> president trump is heading to mount rushmore today for a fourth of july bash, but the celebration isn't without controversy. experts are worried about fire danger and potential coronavirus outbreak south dakota's gov

joe wilson reports. high above hampshire, beyond the empty seats, and the team huddle, the sun sort of shone... ..and the ballw. commentator: gone! that wasjoe denly, gone. shannon gabriel puts everything into bowling at 90mph. it's worth it. england's up—and—coming batsmen fell away. ollie pope, the fifth man out. but the big wicket was ben, captain stokes. before lunch, he should have been out but wasn't. dropped catches are expensive, a rapid rate of inflation. stokes was dropped againjust after lunch. frustration for the west indies. and he got to 43, building another essential innings. but here came the west indies captain. jason holder is officially test cricket's best all—round player and both captains sensed the significance of that moment. jos buttler helped to raise a lot of money for the nhs during lockdown. he was out for 35 here, and england were soon 204 all out. six wickets in all for jason holder, in his best ever performance as a bowler. west indies made a solid start to theirfirst innings. reaching 57 by the close and losing just one wicket. now the headband is new for lockdown but it's stil

you were the best political athlete that the democrats had on this side of the ball to use that metaphor. do you think joe biden can pick an elizabeth warren or do you think he has to pick a woman and a woman of color? >> oh, look, the decision on vice president is up to joe biden and no matter who he chooses, i am a hundred percent behind the ticket and i'm going to work my heart out to get it done, to get joe biden into the white house, to get a democratic senate, and a democratic house, to help us in the state houses and the state legislatures. there is so much we need to do, and i am all in to help in any way i can. >> you would accept the role if you were asked. >> i am all in to do whatever i can to help. the decision is the vice president's. >> you a little worried about the decision from the perspective of winning the election? what is the fear in the democratic party that you can splinter yourselves. if joe biden were not to pick a woman, by all indications he says he would but if he picked a man or a woman who is not black do you think there is going to be unrest in the party and you won't get t

joe wilson reports. high above hampshire, beyond the empty seats, in the team huddle, the sun sort of shone. and the ball flew. gone! that wasjoe denly, gone. shannon gabriel puts everything into bowling at 90 mph. it is worth it. england's up—and—coming batsmen fell away. ollie pope, the fifth man out. but the big wicket was ben, captain stokes. before lunch, he should have been out but wasn't. dropped catches are expensive, a rapid rate of inflation. stokes was dropped againjust after lunch. frustrating for the west indies. and he got to 43, building another essential innings. but here came the west indies captain. jason holder is officially test cricket's best all—round player and both captains sensed the significance of that moment. jos buttler helped to raise a lot of money for the nhs during lockdown. he was out for 35 here, and england were soon 204 all out. six wickets in all for jason holder, his best ever performance as a bowler. west indies‘ turn to bat. what we have seen at southampton is classic cricket with a few covid safety twists. players don't give their caps to the umpires to hold, for

ball! the obama card is the strongest card that joe biden has to play.him sitting around, shooting the breeze with president obama. the president has been ramping up his attacks. in a virtual campaign, biden wants to connect with obama's 20 million twitter followers. he had been sitting at home till now. >> bill: it was taped about a week ago we're told. former president obama's offices in washington d.c. it was edited in part. this was not a live event. again, you have the question about taking questions from national reporters which has happened one time in four months. at what point does that damn break, howie? >> well, it breaks when biden starts to come down in the polls. many democrats seem convinced, it's a great strategy. the press should be pressuring the former vice president to answer questions because that's part of the responsibility of a presidential candidate. meanwhile, using barack obama, bill, as a character witness is a double edge sword. as we saw from the white house push back, president trump would love nothing more than to run agai

joe biden spent, has spent 50 years in washington, d.c., and he really has, he has a wrecking ball ofand the economy is concerned. elizabeth: yeah. i mean he was job czar under obama. obama appointed joe biden as that in 2014. he took a couple of years to study jobs policies, their redundancies in the government and you know, the joke between barack obama and tom perez was, our program is train, train them and pray. pray hope they get a job. joe biden reported back we're wasting a lot of money on job programs. that is what his bottom line is. >> by the way look, just look at their bad trade deals. liz, you know, look at their bad, who are return does trade deals over the eight years of barack obama's presidency. president trump has had to renegotiate every single one of them. so that is, that is their record. elizabeth: i understand that. i got to move on. joe biden is not talking about trade deals right now in terms of jobs. he is avoiding that conversation. let's talk about the "new york times" fact-checking joe biden. look at this. "new york times" warning, warning that biden is mi

joe biden is a hero. he's notecause i think only better than the alternative but also push a ball. politics begins once the votes are counted with flex -- with less exciting business of prodding politicians to keep promises or opening up the political space for them to do what they want. -- jillworld, which votes in 1.4 million the last presidential election, and a lot of democrats say that if jill stein hadn't gotten those votes hillary clinton would be president. we are getting this form of question over and over -- isn't voting for a green party candidate voting for donald trump because that will make him more likely to win? what is your response to those concerns. guest: a vote for the green party is a vote against donald trump. it is in another column. it is the thing you learn in first grade. that is just simple logic. -- first question are question said politics continues after the election, and if that medicareif you want for all and student debt relief and progressive reforms that bernie sanders was championing, and you vote for joe biden, you are voting against those thin

joe. that's what they all cool to have randy sounds like and be around good guy a wizardly ability to catch a ball just words not mine standing up to bullies president of his freshman class to rebut his only weakness and he himself admits it is talking was sometimes really difficult but you know what i think we can all agree he grew out of that let's not even bring it up. from the beginning it's clear that joe was really close with his parents and his siblings he often said quote the absolute most important thing is your family but did he also vote for the defense of marriage act back in the ninety's you know the one that said that a marriage is only between a man and a woman and that really became the reason that many same sex married couples never got the same rights all the same privileges as petra sexual couples where is that but actually you know what never mind because it's since been brought up by john ellis and joe gave a really convincing defense in 1906 you voted for the defense of marriage act. and a lovely person. then there are a couple of pages about his colleges where they are quote

some people call it this hostage diplomacy joe public knows the case of in his huge out on the compound knows the interest and lives of asked around ransom pro-ball that this wouldn't be the last case ok so that see the political dimension get some arrested we have here case there west 7 of these defendants are acquitted turkey is often accused of of having a judiciary that is craven before. the president but i don't know should this case i give us some faith in the country's judiciary. if everybody did receive it i could tell i maybe of you could have talked about that but if you look at the evidence and if you compare the poor people whom you see sentences and other someone who didn't use even sentences it's hard to find any difference i mean just say that the 4 of them sold short stroke and so still the conclusions are not based on evidence or data on fortunately luckily for all you talked about this idea of sexual thoughts is saying a foreign activists this was a case involving a german citizen and cole was to add another rift between now and then does germany actually have much political difference leverage with turkey. it does are germany i

. >> so devil's advocate here, crystal ball question as i always seem to throw in your direction, does this mean joeiden is likely the winner? is it too soon to tell? i realize it's only july. what does it look like? >> these 100 days are very important, very important to trump to get things right and very important to biden. biden has to get out there and campaign and that's tough in a pandemic. he has to make sure he gets the word out in a way that he hasn't so far. that's a big challenge. another challenge, biden not just against him. the intensity issue is much more favorable for president trump than for biden. people are very angry with the president. that's not enough of a reason. also, there's a question of what happens in the debates. there will be two, possibly three debates. biden is known for gaffes. he'd better not make any big ones. that's a problem. and finally, finally for the democrats especially there's this issue of overconfidence. anyone who feels good about this presidential election 100 days out done realize how long 100 days can be when you're talking about this kind of event.

zak crawley then fell the very next ball after it, leaving england 29 for 2. joe root made 23 before the 8th. they have come to a country that has been worst hit by the virus than many other countries. they have sacrificed plenty, look at some of the england players as well. own tea m the england players as well. own team members, one of his colleagues friends are only two miles away from here, so this decision, england have dealt with it in the right manner. you need pace, bounce, exactly what he provides so england are light on a bowler and i think they have dealt with it in exactly the right fashion. england captain owen farrell will remain at saracens, despite their relegation from the premiership for breaking salary cap rules. farrell‘s won five premiership titles and three european champions cups since his saracens debut 12 years ago. he‘s made 199 appearances in all — as well as 83 for england. british gymnastics says its stepping aside from an inquiry into widespread allegations of bullying and abuse to remove any doubt over the integrity of the process. uk sport and sport en

joe biden needs to be reminded of the failures of himself and former president obama. they dropped the ballndle it, with the vaccines. there were delays and mistakes that were made. they depleted the medical stockpile for medical supplies. they needs be to reminded of all the things they did wrong in the obama administration. to stop copying other people, especially president trump. elizabeth: deneen, what was your reaction to joe biden claiming during a virtual town hall with the huge sciu that president trump was racist, when you heard that. >> joe biden has literally lost it, liz. he needs to be reminded he worked happily with segregation its early on in his political career. these guys were well-known racists. he was more than happy to sit side by side to work with them. joe biden also recently said if you don't support him and you don't vote for him you ain't black. so joe biden is playing at all ends. he is saying he has this grand announcement of some black ladies that he wants to announce as his possible vp running mate. so he has a problem with black voters support, black voters ne

so none of these guys on the astros get a single game suspension but joe kelly gets eight for not hitting a ballyer and then just talking to him. a little bizarre to say the least, isn't it? had. >> it is. two nights ago in houston, joe kelly the dodgers' pitchers threw one behind alex bregman, he said it slipped out of his hand, it went up and behind him. then you're seeing alex correa, threw one up into him, didn't hit him, then they words for each other. remember the houston astros were caught cheating in 2017, the year they won the world series and who did they beat? the los angeles dodgers. so the dodgers feel like the astros stole a world series from them. the players that carried out the cheating for the astros are all on the field, they were playing in that game, and joe kelly throwing at, he said he wasn't, throwing behind, getting an eight game suspension. >> he doesn't have great control. you saw the post from his wife in the off season, he threw it behind the net and broke the kitchen window. joe kelly, who i love, has never had the best of control. but seriously for them to ban him

institutional leaders like joe biden that have a long history and record of experience in the democratic party but it's also the willingness of the political left to play ball and we see that again with alexander because you are test voting for palosi as speaker coming in working within the system and i think that that's about understanding how far to your earlier point here she understands power fundamentally at which she 29 years old and has learned that she can galvanize her or her community outside of the halls of congress and then use the power of their power to bring it to the halls of congress in the halls of power in a different way than media activists might expect the power of the political left is on the rise but let's not for. that i mean in 20 team we won with the moderates so the democrats marched and took over congress with moderates and mostly moderate women so i do believe that fundamentally each there is some political gravity in congress that won't change however the needle is moving you know when joe biden is having weekly conversations the list at war and about how to execute policy then that is a sea change from you know his days with

the scenario will be it's close enough to force joe biden out, it's like if he gets blown out in football if you want the team to start throwing the ball, you're going to have to close down and if he can get closer, camping three or four times a day, he will make this whole thing of circus. >> do you see any downside? is being so far ahead, he's doing better than, trump is doing worse than harry truman at this point and that george w. bush in 2004, they both came back but trump is even further behind than they were, is there any danger to biden becoming complacent? >> i think you always have to worry about that because the people who love you will continue to love you but if they love you so much they think you are absolutely secure in their victory they're not going to come out and vote so juan was saying that joe biden has going for him above anything else whether it's the record with former president obama, the fact that he is not hillary clinton and she didn't win, she is not president, she would not a done a better job because she didn't get the job and people came out in massive numbers and voted against her. she excited a grudge

commission the joe and are calling for an immediate meeting with department of homeland security leadership on the ground in portland and with the acting secretary of the department she had the balls to discuss a cease fire and removal of heightened federal forces from portland a cease fire with its own citizens is the u.s. crossing over the line from social unrest to something more serious judge for yourself. some are calling this trumps electoral battlefield and he is calling in reinforcements perhaps to maintain his persona as a law and order president as the violence continues to snowball. today i'm announcing a surge of federal law enforcement in 2 american communities plagued by violent crime who will work every single day to restore public safety protect our nation's children and bring violent perpetrators to justice but seattle's liberal mayor is blaming trump for the mayhem and in fact i think the president's actions have directly escalated and worst responsible for what happened this weekend was just talking to a number of mayors throughout the country who saw a similar thing that people wanting to act out against the president and his administration coming to the street

joe much to do when you resort to the may animation class. since it out on that. and some others. but you are not supposed to be like. ball and that is really a document gaza story i mean they're usually i mean as it is you're as we say they're targeted airstrikes but of course the reality is that you know targeted strikes but you know if 3 missiles from the sky you're firing decisions there's always somebody around and i mean. ok the double blast was about 5 minutes before this moment. as well that. like each other. every. year. yet yet yet. 3 years have gone by left to roam. when visiting our families. well looking at the list that that is bigger than the 42 people you had to have. me it's time. you know it's time i was 19 i was child and all these groups of west africans that were traveling up towards mali towards this help countries who were busy going on the scene trip that i did end of filming 10 years later you know at the time i just thought they were just groups of. young nigerians traveling and some like that and these guys were going on a huge clan this beagle trip you know from country to country and i was jus

moment to talk a little about how joe listen to get hired to do the booth on monday night football that is a long search this trip to get there and you have to hit the ball hard i guess you started out of boston college who was flying in the rock back then was a glen folly was he there for you was. going had a great ride there in that you know that last year was and i had left and then he had one more year of eligibility he was really good friend of mine and that was the year they upset number one notre dame when notre dame it just beat florida state and they had the miraculous last minute comeback with that helicopter of a field goal cover of sports illustrated so those were a fun last couple years there with coach corfu and on those that was a pretty good b.c. team that year. but yeah that was going fully back then of course then went on to the n.f.l. i'm sure his knee with the jets when he thought he was going to have a long road there is a starter. i love coffee and he sent me honestly that i interviewed confluence when i was doing monday night football and a couple weeks later i get an autographed picture from it says dennis thanks for cutting throu