is the cause — big score today we spoke to joe root is the cause of— big score today we spoke to joe we spoke to joe root is the cause of play and _ big score today we spoke to joe root is the cause of play and he _ big score today we spoke to joe root is the cause of play and he said - big score today we spoke to joe root is the cause of play and he said he i is the cause of play and he said he expected england to get at least a fourth. then going to have filled in as short as they did and potentially to have lost the wicket they did in clusters that will be a real frustrating because there was the opportunity for england to do something remarkable. it will be a huge prize had they won but i have fallen as they did not quite take it as far as maybe they could have done will have been a real frustration to joe root and he has anotherjob to do as he did after the lord's test match early in the season to get the skin geed up ready to faction in the final test match on friday. to the tennis now — and what a us open this could be, for british teenager emma raducanu. after making a name f

joe root briefly stopped the rot, but once he'd been removed, india mopped up the tail.starts on friday. first time that we've not managed to get something from the game. i think we've played some good stuff throughout the last five days, and the position we got ourselves into coming into today, you'd expect us to walk away with at least a draw. and it is frustrating that we're stood here having lost the test match, but i think credit has to go to india, jasper in particular. that spell after lunch there was what really turned the game and, you know, i think we look at that as something that we can manage better moving forward. but i also think we've got to look at the whole test match and other areas where we could have been a bit more ruthless and a bit more clinical. we love being written off, and i think a lot of people really stood up and said, can india really come back? we have shown time and again that we have a top side, and we have been a top side for a while now, and that is and that is because of the passion that the group, and it's been as as special, if not

henry, perfect day to win the toss and joe root�*s bowlers now they are 53 for three start maybe it was, maybe it was as below par as we thou:ht? h , ., ., , maybe it was as below par as we thou:ht? �*, , ., ., , ._ quite frankly as i looked down at the scorecard it seems barely believable that we've seen the amount of action that we have is a particularly at the way the ending started. we saw plus overs or so and pretty good control putting to bed but then those wicked started tumbling. look at the likes of the way they got out in such familiar ways in terms of what we seen so far in this series with him england finding that outside edge, managing to make the best of the conditions. when connie was removed for a 50 on a day when he looked like he was in really good touch of perceptive will go on a break this had not scored a hundred in close to two years, it could perhaps be the indian skipper statement that would get fell for 50 on a day when he looked like he was in really good talk to perceptively go on a break this had not scored a hundred in close to two years, it could perhaps be

joe root�*s incredible international batting performances this season have been rewarded with him movinge's scored centuries in all three tests and is the series' top run—scorer, with 507 runs. he began the year ninth in the charts, but nowjumps above new zealand's kane williamson to become the number—one test batsman. the series is level at 1—1, with the fourth test starting tomorrow at the oval. moeen ali will be root�*s vice captain for the first time. it's an absolute honour. if you are a captain or vice captain of your country, then it's a massive honour, and to be a part of the team, to come into the series later on... obviously due to ben stokes just not being here, for me it shows what the guys think of me. england's women's cricketers are in action right now in the first of three t20's against new zealand. the game has only been going half an hour. a short while ago, they were 23—1/5 overs. nat sciver is captaining the side after heather knight pulled out with a hamstring injury. well, the game is live on bbc two. england are hoping to continue their record this year of being un

joe root�*s side didn't make the most of the overcast conditions in london initially after winning thewlers got into their groove, reducing india to 54—3 at lunch. a wicket each forjames anderson, 0llie robinson and the returning chris woakes. the five—match series is tied at 1—1. live commentary on test match special over on 5live sports extra. england's footballers, are back in action for their first match since the euro 2020 final, tonight.. they're taking on hungary in budapest. england top their group, but know things won't be easy against a team, who held both france and germany to draws at the euros. in terms of qualification, it is a really important opportunity for us because if you can take points off your nearest challengers in their own home, then it puts us in a really strong position and we would be in control of the group, basically. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. and follow the fourth test. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll be back in the next hour. thank ou ve i'll be back in the next hour. thank you very much-

joe root has been explaining some of his concerns to our sports correspondentjoe wilson.oing to be like for you to feel 100% sure about going out there? i do like for you to feel 100% sure about going out there?— like for you to feel 10096 sure about going out there?— going out there? i do not think it is fair for me _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say what - going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say what my - is fair for me to say what my personal... we have to wait until we get the information and there will be decisions made after that. it is really important that that is respected and that the guys really do get the opportunity to think that through and do what is best for them and their mental well—being and a number of otherfactors. and their mental well—being and a number of other factors. hopefully we are in a position where we have got a full squad of players raring to go. in got a full squad of players raring to

joe root is back at the top of the international test batting rankings — for the first time in 6 yearsg series so faragainst india. root has scored centuries in all three test matches — and is the series' top run—scorer with 507 runs. ahead of tomorrow's 4th test at the oval. the england captain — who began the year 9th in the charts — jumps above new zealand's kane williamson i'll have more for you in the next hour. i look forward to that one. we'll be back with you later. kevin, thank you very much. —— gavin. with the crisis in afghanistan continuing to unfold, thousands are still attempting to get safe passage out of the country. the uk government has promised that up to 5,000 afghans can find refuge in the uk this year, with up to 20,000 in the long term. earlier my colleague annita mcveigh spoke to a former worker at the british embassy in kabul arrived in the uk injuly to seek refuge with his family. we didn't use his real name and didn't show his face to protect his identity... we are happy and we are grateful to be here and we are getting along nicely. the only concern we still

joe root briefly stopped the rot, but once he'd been removed, india mopped up the tail.to coming into today, you'd expect us to walk away with at least a draw. and it is frustrating that we're stood here having lost the test match, but i think credit has to go to india, jasper in particular. that spell after lunch there was what really turned the game and, you know, i think we look at that as something that we can manage better moving forward. but i also think we've got to look at the whole test match and other areas where we could have been a bit more ruthless and a bit more clinical. we love being written off, and i think a lot of people really stood up and said, can india really come back? we have shown time and again that we have a top side, and we have been a top side for a while now, and that is because of the passion we have in the group, and it's been as special, if not more, than lords. it's been a paralympics to rememberfor britain. they came second in the medals table in tokyo, with a remarkable a1 golds, and a number of the team have arrived back home this ev

joe root won�*t say whether he will leave the site in australia this winter, the ashes series is seta but the exact — about the exact particle that england will have to adhere to. it's adhere to. it�*s not fairfor adhere to. it�*s not fair for me to say what my personal opinion is. we�*ve got to wait until we get the information and then, you know, there will be decisions made at the back of that, i think. it is really important that thatis i think. it is really important that that is respected in the guys do get the opportunity to think that through and do what is best for them, for their mental wellbeing and a number of otherfactors them, for their mental wellbeing and a number of other factors that they will have to figure in. in the bob willis trophy final at lord�*s, warwickshire beat lancashire. lancashire were eventually bowled out forjust lancashire. lancashire were eventually bowled out for just 78. in reply, warwickshire reached 120 without loss before bad light stopped play, so warwickshire well in command of that five—day game. and that�*s all the sports for now, we will

joe root is back at the top of the international test batting rankings, for the first time in six yearsh 507 runs ahead of tomorrow's fourth test at the oval. the england captain, who began the year ninth in the charts, jumps above new zealand's kane williamson to become the no1 test batsman. —— number one test batsman. moeen ali will also be vice captain of the test side for the first time tomorrow. defending champion primos roglic is back in the lead of the vuelta a espana after a dramatic 17th stage. norway's 0dd christian eiking started the day in the leader's red jersey, but was dropped from the peloton and then crashed. colobmia's egan bernal, who won the giro d'italia earlier this year, went for the win with 31 miles to go. but roglic stuck to him, and five miles from the finish, the slovenian surged away to claim the stage victory and the overall lead. just update you, dan evans has taken the first set 6—4 at the us open, so going well for evans there. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. as photography subjects go, birds are notoriously...flighty. so it's hard not to

dawid malan and joe root repaired the damage, but root wentjust before the close for 21 leaving thingsrew up in london has pleaded guilty to eight charges in the united states including conspiring to murder american hostages in syria. alexanda kotey was in a gang of militants who were given the nickname the beatles by their prisoners because of their british accents. acting us attorney raj parekh spoke at a news conference after the guilty plea. contrary to the propaganda perpetuated by isis, we have given alexanda kotey the opportunity to face justice. kotey has been afforded due process and, in the face of overwhelming evidence, he made the independent decision to plead guilty to his crimes. thejustice, fairness and humanity that this defendant received in the united states stand in stark contrast to the cruelty, inhumanity and indiscriminate violence touted by the terrorist organisation that he espoused. 0ur washington correspondent nomia iqbal has more on the background to this case. this goes all the way back to 2014, when isis were making headlines due to the atrocities they were

in the men's game, england captain joe root is back at the top of the international test batting rankingsndia. root�*s scored centuries in all three test matches and is the series' top run—scorer with 507 ahead of tomorrow's fourth test at the oval. the england captain, who began the year ninth in the charts, jumps above new zealand's kane williamson. moeen ali will also be vice captain of the test side for the first time tomorrow. it's an absolute owner. i feel like everybody would do good if you're the captain of your country, and it's a massive honour. to be part of the team, to come into the series later on, and obviously due to ben stokes and jos not being here. that stokes and jos not being here. that all starts at — stokes and jos not being here. that all starts at 11 _ stokes and jos not being here. that all starts at 11 a:m.. _ now to the paralympics, where david smith became great britain's most successful boccia player. he retained his paralympic title with victory over malaysia's chew wei lun. but he did it the hard way, fighting back from 2—0 down to eventually take it 4—2. i

joe root briefly stopped the rot but once he had been removed india easily mopped up had been removedyed some good stuff that the five days in the possession we got ourselves into coming into today you would expect ourselves to walk away with at least a draw and it is frustrating that we stood here having lost the test match but i think credit has to go to india, jasperin think credit has to go to india, jasper in particular. that spell after lunch there was what really turned the game and i think we look at that is something we can manage better moving forward but i also think we've got to look at the whole test match in other areas where we could have been a bit more ruthless and a bit more clinical. taste could have been a bit more ruthless and a bit more clinical.— and a bit more clinical. we love beini and a bit more clinical. we love being written — and a bit more clinical. we love being written off _ and a bit more clinical. we love being written off and _ and a bit more clinical. we love being written off and i - and a bit more clinical. we love being written off and i think-

i'm rooting for joe biden every single day. i really am.ave just got this tolerable feeling, and i've had this for a long time that we are in a war that only one side is fighting in. and i have been feeling that for decades. and it's really coming to very serious place now. where we might lose our democracy because of it. and i am just not happy with what's going on. i'm not happy with our attorney general. i would have preferred malcolm nance to be attorney general we don't really need the attorney part, but we do need a general. we need -- i just keep asking where the tough good guys? and i just can't find them bryan. and we need them, we needhem now, we need the general paton 's. i'll take teddy roosevelt, give me somebody. give me someone who's got a little courage and a little strength and realizes that we are in a war. andwe just don't seem to have the people with the right frame of mind, and as i say, i keep rooting for joe. but you know the benedict arnold twins are not helping matters. and i hope they come around, i don't know, i d

joe root has been named men's player of the year by the professional cricketer�*s association.p the injury on his return to real madrid. he was due to win his 100th cap against the czechs. the wales boss robert page has described the injury as significant but hopes that he will be back for their final qualifiers in november. the full whales squad on the bbc website, scotland and northern ireland have also announced there is today. lancashire both out in their first innings forjust 78 runs against the county champions warwickshire, who are already looking to overtake that in their first innings... quite a start to the first—day match that won us days — won't last five days — wales. the teaching union has called for the government to make teachers a priority group to access locally available fuel, saying education could be disrupted if intervention is not made. many teachers do not have the option of using public transport because schools are in areas not easily accessible by alternatives. let's hear from the general secretary of the nasuwt. thank you for being with us on bbc new

you know, i mean, i'm rooting for joe biden every single day, i really am, you know?-- i just got this terrible feeling, you know, and i've had this for a long, long time that we're in a war and only one side is fighting it. and i've been feeling that for decades. it's really coming to a very serious place now where we might lose our democracy because of it, you know? and i just -- i just -- i'm not happy with what's going on here. i'm not happy with, you know, our attorney general, you know. i would have preferred, you know, malcolm nance to be attorney general. we don't really need the attorney part, but we do need a general, you know? we need somebody -- i just keep asking where are the tough good guys, you know? and i just can't find them, brian, and we need them now. we need the general pattons. somebody with courage and strength and who realizes we're in a war. we just don't seem to have the right frame of mind. as i say, i keep rooting for joe, you know, but, you know, the two -- the two, you know, the benedict arnold twins are not helping matters, and they're

captain joe root says the squad need to know more before commiting. discussions that we can start to have and they can take place. that is why it is so important that we get it as soon as possible. {jute get it as soon as possible. onto tennis. emma raducanu will make herfirst competitive appearance since that impressive us open victory next week. the british teenager has been given a wild card into the main draw of indian wells. the entry list was drawn up during the us open, when raducanu was outside the top 10, she's now world number 22. she has also entered tournaments in russia and romania in october. andy murray is due to the second round of the san diego open where he was a wild card. he won in straight sets but he will now face the norwegian who is ranked 10th in the world. , ., ., , world. first and foremost, it is treat to world. first and foremost, it is great to be _ world. first and foremost, it is great to be on _ world. first and foremost, it is great to be on the _ world. first and foremost, it is great to be on the courts i world. fir

pause the unvaccinated, according to joe biden, are the root of all of these problems.t's the pandemic of the unvaccinated. think about that. blaming regular americans for a virus that american bureaucrats funded and the chinese military created. if you don't follow his madeup laws, laws with no precedent in american history, you're the reason we're all suffering. it's your fault, middle america, of course it is. it's always the middle america's fault. that's a lie. it's not just from the unvaccinated. vaccines appear to lower the death rate, but they don't prevent death from covid. they don't. according to the cdc, thousands of vaccinated americans have died so far of covid-19. according to the cdc, about 13,000 more have been hospitalized with life-threatening covid symptoms. vaccinated people. doesn't mean that the vaccines are bad or not worth taking, we're not making that case. but we're making the obvious scientifically justifiable observation that, no, it's not just the unvaccinated who get sick and die from covid. it's not. that's a lie. the biden administration

fire as many nurses as possible because the unvaccinated according to joe biden are the root of all theseroblems. it is the pandemic of the unvaccinated. think about that. blaming regular americans for a virus that american bureaucrats funded and the chinese military created. if you don't follow his made-up law, laws with no precedent in all of american history, you're the reason we are all suffering. it's your fault, middle america. of course it's always middle america's fault. and it's not just up pandemic o the unvaccinated. that's a lie to. it's not true. the vaccine over the death rate across the population from covid , but they don't prevent death from covid. according to the cdc, thousands of vaccinated americans have died so far of covid 19. according to the cdc, about 13,000 more have been hospitalized with life-threatening covid symptoms. vaccinated people, it doesn't mean the vaccines are not bad, we aren't making that case, we are just making the obvious scientifically justifiable observation that no, it's not just the unvaccinated who get sick and die from covid. that is aliv

joe root is back at the top of the international test batting rankings — for the first time in 6 yearsompulsory clause to make the transfer permanent. he returns to atletico two years after he joined barca for £107 million. that is just about it for us now. more from the wrap—up of transfer deadline day and all the updates on the paralympics angling as we speak. lovely, see you later gavin. thanks. an expensive but "game—changing" anti—cholesterol drug could soon be offered to hundreds of thousands of people in england and wales on the nhs. it normally costs nearly £2,000 per dose, but the manufacturer has agreed an undisclosed discount for the health service. nhs england says the treatment could save about 30,000 lives within a decade. joining us now is professor sir nilesh samani, medical director at the british heart foundation and also i'm joined by zena forster who has high cholesterol and has used statins, which are a group of medicines that help lower cholesterol. welcome to both. if i might start with you professor, is this in your view a game changer? it is with you professor,

root cause for why people are coming. could have been her invitation and joe's invitation, if we want to look at root causes, they invited people, they're not enforcing the laws. they're not enforcing the laws and processing people into the country, they have encouraged these large groups of people to keep coming and coming. and we went from a 25-year low under trump's policies, which they abandoned and probably now headed to a 25 or 30-year high of illegal immigrants that they are just processing into the country, aiding and abetting the lawbreaker. -- the law breaking. >> and instead of going to central del rio or to la hoya, the vice president goes to central park, in essence, abc news studios to go on the view. how tone deaf? if the vice president, currently polling a 35% approval on "usa today," by the way, if she needed a safe space, this was a wrigley field of friendly media confines. a couple of thoughts on the interview and what happened in the show. after they were escorted off of the set mid show, joy behar could be seen and hear coughing loudly on several occasions which completely encapsulated this moment pe

joe root the key wicket that india are often now.dential palace, football's governing body fifa and african chiefs have postponed the game. the morocco team have gone out of the country, escorted across the border. that was yesterday. liverpool say they are in constant contact with keita and the relevant authorities. the international break has also been far from smooth in south america. fifa say they regret the scenes that saw the world cup qualifier between brazil and argentina abandoned minutes after kick off. brazilian health officials walked onto the pitch in sao paulo to confront three uk—based argentina players. they say the players, from tottenham, and aston villa, all posed a serious health risk. another aston villa player, who was not in the squad, has also been accused of breaching covid protocols after travelling from the uk. that is a red list country in brazil. health authority say all four had been told to isolate and leave the country hours before that game, but they failed to comply, turned out to play. failed to com

joe biden was against that surge. and a lot of what we see this week has its roots in those conversations. oday was the vision that i believe he wanted to deliver in 2010, which is we don't want to put it 100,000 troops in afghanistan. we want to focus on bin laden. to be clear, if we had killed bin laden and left, it would have saved our country hundreds of thousands of people who have been killed and billions of dollars that have been wasted. >> jon soltz, and iraq war veteran and the chairman of votevets, john it is nice to see you. and thank you for your willingness to talk. i think this can be the bleeding edge of some of the discussions. i appreciate you being here tonight. >> my pleasure. >> more next, stay with us. next, stay with us it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flights. so it's kayak. yeah, like kayak. why don't you just call it kayak. i'm calling it... canoe. compare hundreds of travel sites for thousands of trips. kayak. search one and done. qunol is the number one cardiologist recommended form of

joe. you will get it under control in between naps, no surprise there. we know he intentionally has no interest in what's happening at the border. he has rootse kamala for that. joe, you know you have had 10 months to get it under control. we know you don't want to so the surge continues. just look at these numbers from august last month where cb. apprehended over 200,000 illegals. that doesn't even account for the growing number of got-aways an alarming increase from the previous two years. not even close. those are unprecedented numbers. and those numbers don't even factor in the new caravan we learned of today of 20,000 additional haitians that are preparing to make their way to the u.s. or all of the proud residents of bidenville the third world tent city filled with nearly 15,000 haitian illegals at its peak. most of whom are still crammed under a bridge in del rio, texas. the white house likes to pretend like it's doing something. that's what they're best at. so our dhs secretary continues his wimpy tough talk. >> dhs is conducting regular expulsion and removal flights to haiti, mexico, ecuador, and northern triangle countries. we hav

were expectations, the relationship would be, of course, a lot better with joe biden. bought it could be that the trust rooted in this us presence as well. and in some ways it, my phone was in my, on my call has long said lower than change. and that is that the, you has to have a more assertive foreign policy. that it can no longer rely on the united states as a partner, and that in a way that you need to be more autonomy when it comes to strategy. certainly in terms of defense houses, there was a trash about a reporting live from the lisa paris palace rather in paris. many thanks, natasha. it's all about us, denied reports for its leaders are embroiled in a major power struggle. the group says that it's fabricated propaganda aimed at the stabilizing afghanistan and discrediting the movement afterwards of power. last month's houses here, a hash model about our reports now from cobble pledging allegiance to the taliban tribesman, dignitaries, and members of the former government in kandahar the birthplace of the taliban and the seat of power. a show of unity at a delicate moment for the group thus swept into t

joe biden was against that surge, and a lot of what we've seen play out in the last week has its roots in those conversations. and what joe biden delivered today was essentially the vision that i believe he wanted to deliver in 2010, which was, we don't want to put 100,000 extra troops into afghanistan, that we want to focus on bin laden. and to be fair, if we had killed bin laden and left, it would have saved our country ten years of muddling through afghanistan where, you know, hundreds and thousands of people have been killed and billions of dollars have been wasted. >> jon soltz, himself an iraq war veteran, the chairman of vote vets, jon, it's nice to see you, my friend. thanks for joining us tonight. thanks for your willingness to talk on this. i know this can sort of be the bleeding edge of some of these discussions right now. i really appreciate you being here tonight. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> all right. more ahead. stay with us. let's go walter! after you. walter, twelve o' clock. get em boy! [cows mooing] that is incredible. it's the multi-flex tailgate. it can be a step

joe and kamala harris, we did not forget. the root cause of mass migration. look in the mirror. you invited this mess. you see the images of migrants camped out under this bridge. 11,000 in texas. they are now being let into our country by the thousands without a simple covid test. no vaccine mandate. shoddy vetting. very little paperwork. process and release. that's the biden immigration policy. come into the united states on a promise they will show up for a future court dates. almost none ever show up. this week fox news.com followed the migrants after they were processed at the border and put on a bus headed to dallas. they are dispersed without covid tests across the country and no vaccine mandates ear. -- either. take a look. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: free food and transportation and no covid test and no vaccine mandate. the migrants who violated our laws and did not respect our sovereignty and borders. with the help of joe biden he is aiding and abetting. they are dispersed across the country. this administration is unwilling to say how many. but we know these illegal immigrants ha

root causes. whatever happened to mr. diplomat, joe biden? he hasn't stopped a damn thing. all of the people here are supposed to report to a court date? they're not going to report? they're going to flee and he's not going to deport them. you can commit assault. you can as an illegal haitian hit jesse waters in the head with a baseball bat and joe biden won't deport you under his own rules. probably give that guy a congressional medal of honor. >> john: nobody can look at del rio, texas and go, wow, that's great. nobody likes that. i don't care what your politics are. that's inhumane the position they're in. so why don't we close the border? >> well, they have moved very quickly to get those 30,000 people that were under the bridge -- that took, what, two days in the end once it started to get. >> they let people in. they let people in, jessica? you say closed border? there is no 30,000. >> i understand that. i wanted to say that president obama finally weighed in on this. he hasn't said anything for a long time. jay johnson, a dhs secretary talked about it. he finally sai

. >> caller: i'm rooting for the bill because president joe biden is doing a really good job and i think they should vote for the bill. it would help americans, a lot of people. that really need it. and that's what i'm rooting for. >> okay, amy bernard in new york. hi, bernard. >> caller: good morning, c-span. i'm going to make a statement here that you might think is outrageous and intelligent people who call in might understand it. what we're doing here is trying to destroy america. this is not happenstance what's going on. these last eight months are a plan. this is part of the overall plan that's been going on maybe for more than 50 years. and it means to take over of america, to turn it into a one-party socialist/communist whatever you want to call it system, where the only ones that the democratic party will dominate america. we have already turned into a fascist country. >> all right, bernard. and the previous caller said democrats, if they want to raise the debt ceiling, that they should do it on their own. politico with the headline, house sends shutdown patch, this package that

rooted around. as you mentioned, wire and bank fried allegations against my one joe, be the chief financial officer of while way picked up at y b r. vancouver international airport on december 1st of 2018 days later to canadians. michael salazar and co bridge were picked up in china on allegations of espionage canadians. very much feeling that those 2 canadians picked up in retaliation for ms . munger. canadian jailing, as well as she under house arrest with an angel brief but on her mansion located in vancouver, able to pretty freely move around our city with a security detail. however, that you, michael, are in separate prisons in china, barely able to connect with families and lawyers, and in fact, michael stab or was recently charged as bound guilty and back and sentence to 11 years in prison. no word yet on michael co brings fate in that regard. some speculating, certainly here in canada is this different prosecution deal was to go through today . that is the, the word that is, is travelling around him is money on their way to the record house right now to appear virtually and us court some re

rooting against the pass. the last thing we need under joe biden's more people making a run for the border. app, they want to cater to people who could assume taco bell for real pretty caught forth meal when you are in no shape to drive. that would be my page. the delivery. >> greg: kat, you get the last word. there is a time you could wish you could've used this. >> back when i didn't have money at all. but even then, i feel like they -- they go and get their morning coffee. i don't have a routine. i don't know anybody who's routine involves a taco. so i don't have a lot of faith in it. but i don't have faith in anything either. >> greg: that is sad. >> i get to listen to this guy. >> greg: i wanted to share my theory on taco bell architecture. >> i'm going -- >> greg: you guys get a therapy pass. don't go away. we will be right back. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. what do you say we see what this bird can do? woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. looks like we're walking, kid. only pay for what you need. ♪ libe

joe biden helping them. brave border patrol agents on desk duty. root cause kamala awol in texas vs. the world.ause the message is loud and clear from this white house to the world. keep coming. joining me tonight is alley bradley who down here firsthand look at the unwe have seen the images in bidenville huddled masses under the bridge. to many of these people who have been released who are on airplanes cities around the country, what are you hearing and what are you seeing? >> yeah, good evening, pete. i was on the ground in del rio, for quite a few days, i landed on friday and i took off yesterday from del rio, international airport. and when i got to del rio parent in the, there were several people there because they had those folders with them. they also openly talked to me when i asked them where they were coming from and going to. i also asked them to take some photos and they were happy to pose for photos as well he was with a baby very small. i couldn't help but ask how old is this baby? she told me only five days. this was yesterday. so mateo only six days old. she confirmed she had m

but i've said from very beginni, joe biden is our president. it's un-american not to root for the president. >> what -- when did no justice, no peace become so controversial? [cheers and applause] listen, this rises to the level of disqualifying. come on, man. your picture and name were on the invitation. your picture and name were on the invitation. there's video of you standing there with a stop the steal sign right beside you. there were con fed -- con fed rapt flags -- confederate flags, the exact same cocktail that led to january 6th. members of law enforcement were kill including a native new jersey son. disqualifying, folks. >> well -- [applause] if you want to talk about disqualifiers, if taxes are your issue, we're probably not your state. [backgroundue sounds] or saying that you want to make new jersey the california of the east coast, i consider those disqualifiers. >> people die, assemblyman. people died. >> you mean like the people in the nursing homes? [cheers and applause] >> i think one of the sort of baseline requirements for this job is you have to tell t

better job in charge of response to the virus and unfortunately the root cause of all this to be fauci himself. coming up, sleepy joet on all sides for his disastrous handling of the afghan withdrawal with the present claims is in extraordinary success. both sides of the argument with a twist. guy and jessica return to play. ♪♪ it takes a lot to speak your mind these days and even more, to speak someone else's mind. tonight we are flipping the script on political punditry. our panel will be asked to argue for use they don't really hold. whoever does the best job wins a giant bottle. it time to party swap. ♪♪ the two greatest players to ever party swap. tonight, guy will be arguing liberal views and jessica is arguing the conservative pov. are you ready to play? >> lets you do it. kennedy: guy, the first topic is afghanistan and your question, we know president biden plan for every contingency in afghanistan so tell us, just how good of a job did president biden do on the afghan withdrawal? >> as usual, a grotesque disservice, free to invite me on this show, always a great displeasure to be the i hate you slightly ca

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root causes. everything got worse. she comes back, i'm done. problem's still there. now everyone's looking at joe, right? joe, what are you gonna do? joe is not gonna do anything for the next four years. joe's now saying the system's broken. joe broke the system. he got rid of catch and release, the wall. capped the ice people. no more deportation. his policy is catch and release. joe biden is the system. he's been in the system for 40 years. he's been vp for eight. he can, at the stroke of his pen, get rid of all this. where did all the money go to haiti, geraldo? in 2010, sent kids $5 billion. didn't go to the haitians, geraldo. does joe care? joe doesn't even care about that. mayorkas said the border's closed, katie. it's not closed if you let half the people in that you catch. that's like if you and i went to a party and the bouncer said, party's over, then let us in. party's not over. party's just getting started, katie. so that makes no sense. schumer comes out, lets the truth slip. we need migration and amnesty because we have a labor shortage in this country. that's what it's about. they need the

they rooted those people out by going interview the special visa process which takes more than a year. they are not doing that. >> laura: and joeen gets schooled on taxes. "the last bite" explains. there's software. and then there's industrial grade software, forged from decades of industrial experience and insights. meet honeywell forge. analytical software that connects assets and people to deliver a cybersecure record of your entire operation. so that everyone, in your boardroom and beyond, speaks the same language. honeywell forge. industrial grade software. >> laura: joe biden versus city sent. >> pay your fair share. just like middle-class folks. >> trickle down economics never worked. >> [inaudible]. you don't like new york city that much. i have my cowboy hat and everything. >> laura: just move to a red states. it's america now and forever. up next "gutfeld!" takes here. >> [cheers and applause]. >> [cheering]. >> greg: thank you, people. happy thursday, everyone or kat timpf calls it honey the police are here. plush the 8 ball. billy is back which is impressive. >> i don't know why. >> greg: she's been so busy.

of this body, and i hope the american people remember right now that joe biden in february said we must start with diplomacy rooted in earthquake in's most -- in america's most cherished democratic values. he has an opportunity to do so -- by the way, let me point out something. the biden administration has a fantastic opportunity for a reset. let's assume somebody in the administration realizes they screwed up on this pipeline. when they're losing votes in the european parliament by a vote of 500-50, that ought to be a signal. particularly for people who pride themselves on their foreign policy prowess on the adults being back, losing a 10-1 vote in the european parliament is not indicative of diplomacy being back. by the way, when they lose a vote in this body in both the house and senate when we've addressed nord stream 2, every time we've done it, it has been virtually unanimous. the margins in the u.s. congress has been bigger than 550-50. let's say somebody in the white house is something second thoughts. i don't know if they are. maybe they're so committed to their policy, that facts be damned, no second th

the root cause is joe biden and this administration.n their own administration. let us do our job. give us the money. rachel: yeah. i thought we were done with nation building. sheriff mark lamb, thanks so much for bringing attention to this issue. >> thank you, god bless. rachel: you too. a new app. in australia is using facial recognition and geo location to enforce quarantine. a look at the attack on liberty. plus, lawrence jones is live in madison, wisconsin, for the college football kickoff. he joins us live with a very cheesy guest. ♪ ♪ liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ what does it feel like to sell your car to carvana? it feels amazing. when you get a great offer in seconds... (all cheering) it feels too good to be true. it's kicking back and relaxing as we pick up your car. and when you get paid on

joe biden's inauguration. the new secretary of defense lloyd austin explained the very first and most pressing job is to root outhe referred to as extremism in the u.s. military. he put the entire military on hold to do this. the question is what is the extremism and what does it consist of? he never told us. if you want to know the answer you will noticed how very excited and thrilled members of one specific political party where when they heard this news. >> we absolutely need to look at any type of white supremacist him that our members of the military and how they are being targeted for recruitment by whites of premises groups and route them out? the whole idea of police officer on police officer violence with those officers who have been turned by white extremists is really scary to me. i know it's got to be scary for the other police officer. >> considering legislation to complete a stand-alone punitive article in the uniform code of military justice to address violence and send a message of deterrence that this kind of conduct will not tolerated in the military. >> you see a lot of reports highlighting ho

roots and all of those practices and tradition. >> reporter: and in a neighborhood where music and murals shout out history, there is a new voice, an image to write the next chapter. joejr., nbc bay area news. ♪♪ >> that is so phenomenal. in the latino culture, there are so many different people from different places. but i will tell you that music is always at the core, no matter where you're from, it's at the core of the family. >> that's fun. i can keep listening to that all night long. >> makes you want to dance tonight. >> always. >> i'll save you all the moves. >> we can do some cumbia meringue. >> take it away, jeff. >> i'll do some sort of rain dance here. we'll get some rainfall eventually coming in the forecast as we head through next week. and i'll update you on that. but the first thing i do want to get to, of course, is our red flag fire warning. it's very isolated here in the hills of marin, napa and sonoma counties. a thousand feet and above, 15 to 35 miles per hour wind gusts. down at the lower elevations. only 5 to 10 miles per hour. i think we're going to be able to get to this okay. if you see anything suspicious, obviously report it and we'll stay

joe biden has very strong irish roots so we'll be watching this very closely.strates. the united nations general assembly continues in new york, and climate issues remain high on the agenda. us climate envoyjohn kerry says he's delighted at a pledge by china not to build any new coal—fired power stations abroad. president xi jinping's announcement at the un could significantly limit the financing of coal plants in the developing world. but mr xi made no reference to energy policy in china itself, where half the world's coal is burned. translation: china must drive | to peak carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality before 2060. this requires tremendous hard work and we will make every effort to meet these goals. china will step up support for other developing countries in developing green and low carbon energy and will not build new coal fire powered projects abroad. a man has been charged with four counts of murder after a mother and three children were found dead in derbyshire on sunday. 31—year—old damien bendall is accused of killin

root causes of immigration. boy, does that sound familiar. i guess he never found the answer to that one because it's never been a real solution. joeen had no problem calling the border a crisis back in 2014 but now that it's his mess, of course, he is nowhere to be found. my next guest has been down to the border watching this crisis unfold in realtime daily caller reporter jorge ventura joins me now. jorge, you have been there. you have been talking to people. you are on top of this story, when i ask this question where is everybody? does the administration know and doesn't want to say or do they really not know what's happening? >> well, pete, the administration is well aware so right now these family units are being processed at record numbers inside the united states. and when you are driving around del rio, you will actually find haitians waiting at either the airport or at these local gas stations to be bussed to san antonio to take their flights out of state. when i actually asked the haitian migrants if they had been tested for covid-19 before being released into the public they answered no. the majority of the migrants th

rooting for him. he is one of the most' stounding competitors, joe, i have ever seen. >> bar none. >> and he is not beloveder will but let me tell you if there is a guy playing and you want playing that last point for you, you know, put him in that guy is, like, i'm telling you he is on a mission, phenomenal to watch courtside. his focus -- he does that -- that raki mind training. maybe it would help me grow hair. >> no, no, i got something for you for that but there are some side effects. see you tomorrow night you know where i'm sitting, right. >> something tells me you got a decent seat. hopefully i'm not calling them out. i can sneak over to the suite. the u.s. ta did one thing smart, got rid of some of the press and photographers down low and created floor seats. you can get the great fan experience down low. cost a pretty penny. $10,000 a ticket for the final weekend. great experience. >> a bronze medal. >> that's in your wheel house 10,000 a ticket. >> yeah, sure. >> put it on cnbc's dime. >> put it on the tab i'll try that -- tried that once didn't work out well anyway, great to have you on brad, w

rooting out election fraud. powell and others accused voting technology companies, dominion voting systems and smartmatic of using an algorithm in their machines to flip votes from then president trump to joe. there's no evidence of any voting system used in the last election changed, deleted or lost votes. during a tense interview powell was grilled about her claims and her research or lack thereof. >> let's get a few simple facts straight. in how many states were smartmatic machines and software used in the 2020 election? >> i don't even know the tact exact numbers. >> a google search would tell you let alone smartmatic have said themselves subsequently they were involved in one single county in l.a. are you saying you're not aware of that? >> i'm saying i think their involvement is probably a lot bigger than that. >> what actual research or fact checking did you do at the time to find out what smartmatics actual involvement in the election was? >> if you worked for smartmatic? >> you made an allegation against smartmatic that they stole a presidential election. i think it's incumbent on both of us to know what smartmatic's involvement was. it seems like a pretty foundational fact. >> i

where they were and nine out of ten times guess who they're rooting for just based on their political background. >> that's exactly right, joe of the 20th century. obviously he intersects with all the themes about the role of sports in society, the role of black athletes, race, religion, faith, politics, war. but he's got three strikes against him going in there. you know? first of all he's bragging, and he's self-confident. that's not the way athletes, particularly black athletes, are supposed to behave. then he announces he's joining the nation of islam. a separatist, religious cult. strike two. and then refuses induction into the draft. that moment that frazier fight, fight of the century, he's making a comeback. vietnam war is winding down. people realizing he was right all along and though he's been horrific to joe frazier in the way characterized. using language of a white racist to talk about a black man, end of the fight when he loses only points, valiant, knocked down last round, gets up after the fight speaks so softly about loss coming into everyone's life. there are people out there that are going to lose a job.

root of this problem. a lack of trust is what causes vaccine rejection and causes people to take these ridiculous drugs instead. how do we win back trust? certainly the likes of joemon, you're bs'g, i hope he's okay. i don't want to be all holier than thou because i don't wish this on anybody, right? but you know, joe rogan is one of many, many people that we have heard from including all these conservative talk radio hosts who down play the virus, mock the vaccines, recently he's going to be okay, but they've died from covid. mark bernier, dynick farell phi valentine, do you think these deaths will have any impact on their listeners, the fact that joe rogan has covid and tried all these weird experimental things, do you think that's going to have any impact? >> honestly, don, i don't think so. these conservative radio hosts who have died in states like tennessee and florida, we hear about them, but i'm not sure the fox audience does. i'm not sure the audience that is anti-vaxx actually hears about these cases. hopefully dr. reiner is more optimistic. i'm pretty pessimistic on this. i'm not sure the people who need to hear the message are hearing it at all anymor