after five years as england captain, joe root�*s time leading the team has come to an end. ecord for the highest number of matches and wins as skipper, but he has now stepped down, citing the toll the role has taken on him. patrick gearey reports. sometimes you don't need schools or even words, just a face. this was joe root at the end of england's series defeat, their fourth joe root at the end of england's series defeat, theirfourth in a row, and that would prove to be the end of his captaincy. this morning a statement closed the end of five year innings. he said... eventually, ou do year innings. he said... eventually, you do start — year innings. he said... eventually, you do start to _ year innings. he said... eventually, you do start to realise, _ year innings. he said... eventually, you do start to realise, however- you do start to realise, however passionate you are about the job, those jobs grab you. one of the things you have to say is it as a result of the game, if you are not getting wins, which was what was happening for the last 12 months, something has to chan

joe root has long been england's anchor. the outstanding batter of his generation. ump and a skip forjoy. he'd never been a permanent county captain when he was chosen to lead his country in 2017. a fresh and cheerful face to take the team forward. he'd captained england for more tests than anyone else in history, and win more matches, too. when lockdown forced the squad into bio—secure bubbles, root led them through it. but this would be as close as he got to the ashes. his england team were unable to win any of the three series they played against australia. their most recent defeat came as part of a run of one win in 17 tests. nevertheless, root thought he could see a path through. i'm still very passionate about taking this team forward. i feel like there is the support of the dressing room behind me. and, you know, i'm desperate to turn that round. it wasn't to be, but he will carry on in the team. those who run english cricket talk of a reset. that's meant the off switch for the managing director, coach, and now the captain. all three jobs remain unfilled. you

england men's cricket captain joe root has stepped down after five years. g in the ashes, followed by defeat at the hands of the west indies. root has the record for the number of test series as captain — but has secured only one victory in the last 17 matches. patrick gearey reports. sometimes you don't need scores or even words, just a face. this was joe root at the end of england's series defeat, to west indies, their fourth in a row, and that would prove to be the end of his captaincy. this morning a statement closed the end of five year innings. he saidi he said i have lovely my contribute recently, it has hit home of how much of the toll it has taken on me and the impact it has had on me away from the game. eventually, you do start to realise, however passionate you are about the job, thosejobs grab you. you never really wanted to give it up. one of the things you have to say is it's a result—giving game, if you are not getting wins, which was what was happening for the last 12 months, something has to change. joe root has long been england's anchor, t

joe root has long been england's anchor, the outstanding batter of his generation. kip forjoy. he'd never been a permanent county captain when he was chosen to lead his country in 2017, a fresh and cheerful face to take the team forward. he'd captained england for more tests than anyone else in history, and win more matches, too. when lockdown forced the squad into bio—secure bubbles, root led them through it. but this would be as close as he got to the ashes. his england team were unable to win any of the three series they played against australia. their most recent defeat came as part of a run of one win in 17 tests. nevertheless, root thought he could see a path through. it wasn't to be, but he will carry on in the team. those who run english cricket talk of a reset. that's meant the off switch for the managing director, coach, and now the captain — all three jobs remain unfilled. you have to say that english cricket, at the moment, is in a real void, there's a vacuum there. and the people who will appoint joe root�*s successor haven't themselves been appointed ye

no, and as i mentioned joe root _ always marry up.tioned joe root as a player always marry up. no, and as i - mentioned joe root as a player has been one of england's best, they have really relied on him to get through, suffered heavy defeats but he really shone as a leader in terms of his playing skills but the captaincy is different and it comes with a lot of pressure and is mentioned and has statement, he relates and mentions it has had a toll on him and he feels this is the time for him to step down. quite a few vacancies _ time for him to step down. quite a few vacancies in _ time for him to step down. quite a few vacancies in england _ time for him to step down. quite a few vacancies in england click - time for him to step down. quite a few vacancies in england click it. time for him to step down. quite a few vacancies in england click it soj few vacancies in england click it so et al. be interesting to the deal with this. and all change the premier league club burnley. a shock announcement and that sean day should has been at b

this was joe root's face after his defeat last month, they're fourth in a row. as his last as captain. root said i've loved leading my country but it's taken my toll on me and impacted me away from the game. >> eventually you do start to realize that however passionate you are about the job and you never want to give it up, it's a results-driven game. if you're not getting wins, somg has to change. >> joe root has long been their anchor. >> skip for joy. >> i'd ner been a permanent co captain when he was chosen to lead his country in 2017, a fresh and cheerful fails to take the team forward. he'd captained for more tests than anyone else in hit and won more matches. when lockdown started, root led them through it. but his england team were unable to win any of the three series against australia. their most recent defeat came as part of a run of one win in 17 tests. nevertheless, root thought he could see a path through. those who are in cricketalk of a reset. the captain, coach, and manager jobs remain unfilled. >> the people whole appoint root's successor haven'

he takes over from joe root who stood down earlier this month after five years in the role. got each other�*s backs. congratulations mate, i'll be right with you every step of the way". here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. the man approaching is the cricketer who stepped back from his sport last year to restore his well—being. the man who is now england captain. it's ben stokes. and, well, he does everything. there was his trial. he was cleared of affray in 2018 after the brawl in bristol. there was his monumental innings to beat australia the following summer at headingley. ben stokes. he was sports personality of the year. stokes is unquestionably england's best all—round cricketer, but is being capped in two too much? well, here's a man who led england in 32 test matches. 0riginally, i would have said that ben is so important to the team just as a figure, as a presence in that dressing room. i think now there are two things — one he's more mature. i know he's had problems in the last couple of years and hopefully we all hope he is through those completely. he's done

and the people who will appoint joe root�*s successor haven't themselves been appointed yet.o, it's a pretty crazy situation. so, who is in next? well, maybe england will send for their superman, ben stokes. he's a world—class all—rounder, but has taken time away from the game recently to look after his mental health. and as root�*s friend, he'll knowjust what is involved in one of english sport's most stressful jobs. patrick gearey, bbc news that's all from the bbc news at six, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, i'm jane hill. hello, i'mjane hill. we took hello, i'm jane hill. we took a hello, i'mjane hill. we took a bit more about our main stories. the news of 200 by cancer patients are to have their entire genetic code of their tumours are sequenced. it is all part of a major research project taking place in cambridge. hugh adams is from the charity brain tumour research uk. he explains why they welcome this research. we tumour research uk. he explains why they welcome this research.— they welcome this research. we are ve clear they welco

he takes over from joe root, and will lead the side against new zealand injune.of tougher times ahead for its customers, even as it's just posted a big recovery in profits. they've more than doubled thanks to the pandemic, but — as every shopper knows — it's been followed by rising costs and a massive squeeze on household budgets. sainsburys' profits rose to £730 million for the 12 months to march this year. that's an increase of more than £350 million from a year earlier. but bosses expect profits to be lower in the next 12 months and say customers are "watching every penny". in fact, research suggests the average household food bill could increase by £271 a year. our business correspondent emma simpson has more details. prices are rising everywhere in the supermarket aisles but there is a battle to keep them as low as possible on everyday essentials. it's an unprecedented time. the boss of sainsbury says it's not easy at the moment. the cost of fuel is going up. the cost of fertilizer to grow and produce food is going up and the cost of labour is going up. and

and in cricket, joe root steps down as england men's test captainfter five years in the role. russia has threatened to intensify attacks on the ukrainian capital kyiv, if its territory is further targeted. tensions have risen since russia's iconic warship the moskva sank yesterday — moscow says the sinking was caused by a fire, but ukraine says it hit the vessel with missiles. a weapons factory near kyiv has already been partially destroyed in a russian attack. our correspondent yogita limaye reports from the ukrainian capital. this was the moskva. russia's prized warship in the black sea. it's now sunk. ukraine says its missiles hit the vessel. russia says a fire caused the ship to sink. it's a humiliating loss for the country and believed to be the biggest such incident since world war ii. in what is being seen as retaliation, russia's defence ministry shared this video, saying it had launched an attack on a missile—making facility outside ukraine's capital. it also threatened more strikes on kyiv if ukraine continued to attack russian territory.

england's men's cricket has a new captain — all—rounder ben stokes will be test captain, succeeding joe rootp in the sports later in the hour on the bbc news channel: we will look ahead to another night of european football. west ham and rangers are both facing german teams in the europa league semifinals. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one o'clock. well, for the last few hours, the united nations secretary general has been seeing for himself the horrors inflicted on towns near here by russian troops — irpin, borodyanka and bucha — places where the russians are accused of war crimes. antonio guterres visited a mass grave and seemed shocked by what he saw and heard. the war here in ukraine is evil, he said — an absurdity in the 20 first century. meanwhile the russian leader vladimir putin has warned that countries intervening in this conflict will face military retaliation. this afternoon, the un secretary general will meet ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky — in talks expected to focus on how to establish safe, humaniatarian corridors to evacuate thousands of civilians fr

breaking news, joe root has stepped down as the english cricket test captain. we can talk tojohn watson. not entirely a surprise. a lot of leading figures in the game had said it was time for him to go. in the game had said it was time for him to no. ~ in the game had said it was time for himtouo.~ , him to go. when you consider the run of results, him to go. when you consider the run of results. one _ him to go. when you consider the run of results, one win _ him to go. when you consider the run of results, one win in _ him to go. when you consider the run of results, one win in 17 _ him to go. when you consider the run of results, one win in 17 matches. - of results, one win in 17 matches. they have lost the last four test series. the defeat in the ashes series reignited the debate overjoe roofs series reignited the debate overjoe root�*s future. they headed off on what was meant to be the reset, certainly in main�*s cricket, they went to the west indies and lost that series as well. many people thought at that pointjoe root and his voice in the dressing room

in that respect, joe root will have a big part to place, just for his batting.namic of sharing a dressing room with a former captain. they are great mat mate, that will help, but surely stokes will want to be his own man? i think he will be. i thinkjoe root is the kind of personality who will be able to slip into the rank, it is of his volition he has stepped down. we have seen alastair cook step back into the range, steve smith, albeit under different circumstances is playing under pat couple in, he will be an asset and help to ben stokes, he needs him for the run scoring but i think he will be another wise head, counsel to lean on by stokes expecting to be his own man and have his own strong and positive ideas of what direction he wants the team to go in. what direction he wants the team to no in. . ~' ,, what direction he wants the team to coin. . ~ ~ the first of the snooker world championship semi—finals are under way at the crucible in sheffield. first up is the 2019 championjudd trump aaginst the three time winner mark williams. these are live pictures fr

joe root has stepped down as england's test captain. live in rwanda have been described as "absolutely chilling" by charities and politicians. britain's home secretary priti patel — who travelled to rwandan capital kigali to sign the deal — said the "vast majority" of those arriving in the uk "illegally" would be considered for relocation to rwanda. the government says the system would reduce people—smuggling and discourage people from trying to reach britain in small boats. but the united nations' refugee agency said people fleeing conflict and persecution deserved compassion and empathy — and should not be traded like commodities. joining me now is our political correspondent — jonathan blake. this was announced by the government here in the uk to huge controversy, a barrage of criticism, have we found that any more detail about how the scheme will work? in found that any more detail about how the scheme will work?— the scheme will work? in terms of the scheme will work? in terms of the timescale. _ the scheme will work? in terms of t

ben stokes has been named england test captain — taking overfrom joe root.4 tests. stokes' first test as permanent england captain will be against world champions new zealand at lord's on 2nd june. was he a shoe in for the role? was the best choice _ was he a shoe in for the role? was the best choice to _ was he a shoe in for the role? —" the best choice to be captain in reality. you have to be good enough first of all to be captain. they are at such a low ebb at the moment, precious few players actually can command a place in the team, ben stokes is certainly one of them. you mentioned his statistics, those emphasise how important he is to england as an all—round cricketer. thinking back five years to when he was suspended by england following the incident in bristol, he went on to have the court case, found not guilty of affray. hard to imagine him then as england captain. subsequently amazing innings in summer 2019 and subsequently amazing innings in summer2019 and in subsequently amazing innings in summer 2019 and in particular, sports personality of the

the 30 year old all—rounder takes over from joe root who stood down earlier this month. is also at the point where you end up maturing, like we all do when you get a bit older. and you start understanding where you have to box level at times it had to go out there and you have to make sure you notjust going out there being superman and doing everything you possibly can, you gotta learn to delegate. all that type of stuff. and that's what ben stokes will do. and that's what ben stokes will do. the world snooker championship saw the semi—finals under way today in sheffield, six—time champion ronnie o'sullivan taking on four—time winner john higgins in the evening session. despite trailing 3—1 at the mid session interval the rocket turned it around after the break finishing with a century break for the packed crucible crowd, and the players will now resume tomorrow afternoon all level at four frames each. earlier, the 2019 championjudd trump made a fantastic start against the three time winner mark williams — and leads 7 frames to 1 after the first session. they'll return t

some breaking sport news — joe root has stepped down as england test captain.tarting with the fact thatjoe root is an open back most successful cricket captain. he is also most successful cricket captain. ii2 is also one of like best players. he is also one of like best players. he is already england's second highest test run scorer of all time and scored 1a centuries as captain. but if we take the last few months, england has that dismal defeat by australia in the ashes at the start of the year where they lost the series four — zero. and a ten wicket humiliation at the third test to west indies. most recently in grenade last month. that takes england to nine matches without a win and that is incredibly important to understand the criticism thatjoe root has faced. he was criticised for his decision making and for talking in cliches saying that there was a lot to learn from these defeats, but not much action and not much change. so, critics began to call for him to go. joe root said in a statement that, i have loved leaving my country but recently it has hit hom

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joe root has stepped down as england test captain after the team's run of poor performances. (00v)england slumped to a 10—wicket defeat to the west indies in the third test in grenayda last month as their winless run stretched to nine matches. in the aftermath, root said he wanted to stay on but now says "the timing is right" to step down. he holds the record for the most number of matches and wins as england captain. this is what root had to say."| am immensely proud to have captained my country and will look back on the past five years with enormous pride. it has been an honour to have done thejob and to have been a custodian of what is the pinnacle of english cricket. i have loved leading my country, but recently it's hit home how much of a toll it has taken on me and the impact it has had on me away from the game." eventually starts statutory ice however passionate you must be about the job you have to look at results. when i talk to him at the end of the grenade at test match it as a result driven game and if you are not giving winds and getting too many losses which is what has been

joe root has stepped down as england test captain, after his side's defeat by the west indies. in 2017, he holds the record for the highest number of matches and wins as captain. the russian defence ministry has warned it will intensify attacks around the ukraine capital, kyiv, after accusing ukraine of targeting russian border towns. moscow also claims its sea—based cruise missiles have struck a factory outside kyiv which produces anti—ship missiles, including the type which — according to ukraine — hit russia's flagship, the moskva. russia confirmed the 12,000—ton cruiser from its black sea fleet had sunk but says it went down in rough seas as it was being towed to port, after a fire caused its ammunition to explode. from lviv in western ukraine, danjohnson, sent this report. once again ukrainian shelter in fear of aerial attack. this was the red signs and russia said it would target our missile factory. —— air raid russia obviously wants to show its labour power is not diminished despite the sinking of the flagship of the black sea fleet which it said went down after a fire

and in cricket, joe root steps down as england men's test captain after five years in the role.t 10pm, there'll be a full round—up of the day's news. first, the media show. hello. unless you've been hiding away somewhere, you can't have failed to notice the row that's blown up over the government's proposed privatisation of channel 4. we're going to get the latest on where we're up to with any change of ownership. and we're looking across the channel at the french election and how le monde is launching an english language edition. elvire camus is its editor in chief alvear. just a quick one. what's french for partygate? it's partygate! well, there you go. we will come back to that later, no doubt. but first, let's start the show with the story of channel 4. last week, the culture secretary, nadine dorries, announced that government ownership is holding channel 4 back and put forward plans to sell the broadcaster. cue an outcry from some public figures and even some of the government's own backbenchers. with me is chris curtis, editor in chief of broadcast, who's been following t

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joe root has stepped down as england test captain after the team's run of poor performances. indies in the third test in grenayda last month as their winless run stretched to nine matches. in the aftermath, root said he wanted to stay on but now says "the timing is right" to step down. he holds the record for the most number of matches and wins as england captain. this is what root had to say. eventually you start to realise that however passionate you may be about the job, and it's one of those jobs that does grab you, you never want to give it up no matter how bad things are, you have to look at results and when i talked to him at the end of that test match, you have to say it's a results driven game and if you're not getting enough wins and too many losses, which is what has been happening for the last 12 months, at some stage something has to change. joe is one of these lovely men that everyone from the age of three to 93 loves. we all admire his cricket but eventually as a leader, you realise you can only say so many things so many times. if the messages aren't getting t

innings in both the ashes and the world cup final of 2019, said he was honoured to succeed his friend joe rootred of affray in 2018 after a brawl outside a bristol nightclub. and less than a year ago, he stepped away from the game for mental health reasons. so is adding the burden of leadership a risk? that compromise, do you take the flair out of the man by making him captain? the worry is, potentially, as people are right to point out, that if you add extra responsibilities on top of everything else they're expected to do, is it going to bejust a step too far? but someone has to do it. it's a big, big role. it always has been. and you need broad shoulders to cope with it. and when england have elevated their legendary all—rounders of the past, they've struggled — neither ian botham nor andrew flintoff succeeding as captains of their country. it's a sign of england's decline in test cricket that, in truth, they had very little choice but to appoint ben stokes, given he's one of the few players now guaranteed a place in the side. and after a dismal run of four consecutive series defeats, he ha

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the 30—year—old all—rounder takes over from joe root, who stood down earlier this month.ke we all do, when you get a bit older, and you start understanding, you have to box a bit clever, you have to go out there, you have to make sure you're notjust going out there and being superman are doing everything you possibly can, you have to have to learn to delegate, all that type of stuff. and that is what ben stokes will do. judd trump has made a fantastic start in the first of the world snooker championship semifinals. the 2019 champion has taken charge against the three—time winner mark williams, and leads seven frames to one after the first session. they'll return tomorrow morning. 17 frames is the target. the other semifinal starts this evening between the six—time champion ronnie o'sullivan and four—time winnerjohn higgins. an awful lot going on today with a slightly truncated sports day coming up slightly truncated sports day coming up at 6:50pm with gavin but that is all for me. thank you very much. let's get more on ukraine. we are still waiting for images of the news

and england batter joe root has been named wisden�*s leading cricketer in the world for 2021 root hit four tests in 2021, with root stepping down from the captaincy last week. you can see who wisden�*s named as its five cricketers of the year on the bbc sport website, but from all of us here that's all your sport for now. he's a world—renowned biologist, environmentalist and veteran broadcaster of more than 60 years standing. sir david attenborough becomes an official "champion of the earth" on thursday as he receives a lifetime achievement award from the united nations environment programme. sir david's new honour celebrates his career—long efforts to protect and restore nature, as our climate editor, justin rowlatt, reports. and let me just say that we are deeply honoured to... like so much of life today, this award ceremony was conducted over the internet, but there was nothing virtual about sir david's delight. oh, you have the award, wow! and i am truly, truly extremely honoured. you know, united nations, we are in a new era, the united nations, without them we will never solve t

after five years in charge, joe root has stepped down as england test captain, citing the impact andthird test, in grenada, last month, as their winless run stretched to nine matches. in the aftermath, ruth said he wanted to stay on but now says the timing is right to step down. he holds the record for the most number of matches and wins as england captain. this is what root had to say. he said... it has been an honour to done —— to have done the job and have been custodian for what the pinnacle of english critical. i have loved leaving my country, the pinnacle of english critical. i have loved leaving my country, but recently, it has hit home how much of a toll it has taken on me and the impact it has had on me away from the game. we impact it has had on me away from the name. ~ , ., , impact it has had on me away from the name. ~ , .,, ., the game. we remember him as someone who brou:ht the game. we remember him as someone who brought some — the game. we remember him as someone who brought some competitiveness - who brought some competitiveness back into the england side, and they

as someone said, joe root, will smith and me, not the best of weekends. for any of us. reflection, both will smith and may having our wives attacked, at least i did not get up and slap anybody, which is good. did you feel like it? you know, i know what people are going through, it is tough, and that is tough, but in terms of me and it being a horrible week, you know, people being critical of me, the media, that doesn't make it tough for me, and although it is tough in myjob, the first few months, the first few days, the first few weeks, i had thisjob, that was really, really tough, trying to figure out what to do, almost two years to the day, right, today. we locked the country down. those were probably the hardest weeks, to get that right and i didn't get into this, you know, because you want to be popular, actually people being critical of you and that, that is not what makes the job harder, that is not why i got into it, so... that is interesting, because i know that you put a lot of thought into what you do and i know that the spring statement was a really big day f

the 30 year old all—rounder takes over from joe root who stood down earlier this month.being superman and doing everything you possibly can, you gotta learn to delegate. all that type of stuff. and that's what ben stokes will do. the world snooker championship saw the semi—finals under way today in sheffield, six—time champion ronnie 0'sullivan taking on four—time winner john higgins in the evening session. despite trailing 3—1 at the mid session interval the rocket turned it around after the break finishing with a century break for the packed crucible crowd, and the players will now resume tomorrow afternoon all level at four frames each. earlier, the 2019 championjudd trump made a fantastic start against the three time winner mark williams and leads 7 frames to i after the first session. they'll return tomorrow morning with seventeen frames the target. huddersfield giants bounced back from successive super league defeats to win14—12 away to wakefield trinity. it took until late in the game but theo fages kicked through for ricky leutele to pounce on it and hand ian wat

the 30 year old all—rounder takes over from joe root who stood down earlier this month. there is a lot they said about him being the only one and regardless if you had lots and lots of leaders in that dressing room ben stokes would be the best person to do it because he has a great cricket brain in my opinion, the spectre of the dressing room, and he has been a leaderfor the the dressing room, and he has been a leader for the last however long he has been an illness coming as a young man. he was someone people followed. he has got a hell of a lot of empathy for the players around him, cares the people and isn't where those players who go his own thing, he is and who is constantly thinking about the people around him. judd trump has made a fantastic start in the first of the world snooker championship semi—finals. the 2019 champion has taken charge against the three time winner mark williams — and leads 7 frames to 1 after the first session. they'll return tomorrow morning with seventeen frames the target. these are live pictures on bbc four of the second semifinal which

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joe . thank you so much. another update here. the oakland roots playing at 6 30 over ktvu. plus, we'll have that tonight.ry good for us. we'll see you back good for us. we'll see you back here tonight at 10. o'clo (high-pitched scream) oh, mitchell. are you awake? yeah, i think the lady upstairs just screamed. -should we check on her? -no, that was me. something terrible just happened in the shower. oh, god. what did you try to shave? no, i forgot the words to "thank god i'm a country boy." okay, two minutes ago, i was on the back of a snowmobile with daniel craig. mitchell, i sang that song my entire childhood. if i can't remember the lyrics, that means i've lost complete touch with my roots. how could i let this happen? don't be so hard on yourself. i'm not. this is mostly your doing. should have seen that coming. you have shamed the country boy out of me. you roll your eyes when i say "y'all" or "fixin'". you made me take down our clothesline. i just asked that we put it in the backyard. you know what i have to do. relearn the lyrics to -- get a chicken. apparently, there's no legal reason why we can'

root causes. how bad will this get? katie, joeke are back, let's start with the media angle, there's a lot of coverage of this whole situation and what strikes me, there's not a ton of the policy implications of the disaster that awaits if title 42 goes away. a lot of the focus is a prism of politics, democrats are worried it could impact the reelection, suddenly they are concerned about an issue that typically they've pooh-poohed. it's a politics obsession and a lot of the press. >> and it's not a hard story to report on because you are looking at raw numbers here. at this pace we are looking at 4.5 million to 5 million illegal migrants entering the country since this president took office. if you do the math and want to put in context for an audience, watching at home or anybody reading online or in a newspaper, seven times the population of denver or boston, major cities in terms of people coming into the country for two years under this president despite media coverage ignoring this story for the most part, you don't see major

rooting for you for sure. if you are superstitious, joe biden may have just gotten some very good news in iowa today.ght, it's unbelievable. tonight really is. we'll be right back. [upbeat music playing] ♪♪ welcome to home sweet weathertech home. a place where dirt stays outside. and floors are protected. where standing is comfortable. and water never leaves a mark. it's spotless under the sink. and kids can be kids. order your american made products at weathertech.com. >> tucker: joe biden appeared in public again and mother nature weighed in. here's joe biden and menlo, iowa today. watch. >> at the center of our efforts to build a future that's made in america and that's not hyperbole. it's about being made in america. >> this industry. >> tucker: [laughs] so the avian community weighed in and just defecated on joe biden. they say it was corn. we are not experts in this field. we will let you judge. we will be back. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying pomposity's smugness and groupthink. >> sean: welcome to hannity and we begin with the fox news alert, a manhunt is underway for the gunman who

. >> if your father saw you rooting store, you wouldn't need law enforcement. >> when i heard joe bidens son's wife and hunter, he said -- my daddy would have caught a ride to my house. what the heck is this? >> the stuff you talked about in your book, or to take full advantage of this hour we have with you, something about crt making white people feel guilty and questioning themselves and you talk about black lives matter, they didn't necessarily, it was guilt. they just want to feel good about themselves. >> for two signaling. george floyd, everybody feeling bad. somewhere in this white liberal mind like with their children, you have a rich parents who grew up in there saying it's our fault we didn't raise them right. a lot of these rich liberals have such a messiah complex they actually believe they have control over our lives and because we didn't turn out well, theyey can change. a black man would dofo well if they get the foot off their neck. you think you can hold me down? he started acting like he's never heard a black man say that. >> you told him as a human w beg whose earned

root of executive orders. it's interesting this week i heard joe biden talking about it.entative about going ahead with this. at least the extent the progressives want too. one wonders inside the white house if they aren't aware that it would run into the sorts of legal problems, not to mention the political headwinds that metrically put up the approval among 18 -- 35 -year-olds of 33% that's below the national average. it obviously included in that number are a lot of the people kyle was just talking about who either paid their debt or did not go to college. i think the white house is being a little bit ambiguous whether they want to go forward this big debt forgiveness. paul: allysia the left one setback. schumer's practically begging among biden to do is turn out among young people do think that something biden's action going to do? >> i think the young people are disenchanted with the biden presidency they expected him accomplish a lot more in terms of passing bill back better agenda. this is a way to rally those just as president obama did in the plans but also with

stokes was named as the new permanent captain afterjoe root stepped down following five years in charge, with the team on their worst run since the 1980s. joecricketer who stepped back from his sport last year to restore his well—being. the man who is now england captain. it's ben stokes. and, well, he does everything. there was his trial. he was cleared of affray in 2018 after the brawl in bristol. there was his monumental innings to beat australia the following summer at headingley. ben stokes. he was sports personality of the year. stokes is unquestionably england's best all—round cricketer, but is being captain, too, too much? well, here's a man who led england in 32 test matches. originally, i would've said that ben is so important to the team just as a figure, as a presence in that dressing room. i think now there are two things — one he's more mature. i know he's had problems in the last couple of years, and hopefully we all hope he is through those completely. he's done the job in bits and pieces. he's done it temporarily before. he's captained the one—day side, and he's looked good doing it, so i think and i hope he's ready for it.

op-ed for the washington post, you end reverend list joe harris quote, america's healing it will not be complaining until we address the poverty at the rooties of with the highest covid death rates, talk to me about the impact poverty as had and what if anything from that study surprised you most? >> most of what it did, alicia, it hurt deeply. it was almost like the thing that i feared the most came true. you think about this, during delta, it was five times higher among poor low were people, and the government didn't keep track, didn't keep the rate of. this the study opens by saying the pandemic didn't discriminate, but we did. that discrimination was deadly. vaccination status does not explain these distances. counties with the highest death rates had within 45% poverty rate. and it looks like what people don't have even before covid, the lack of insurance, the lack of middle wage, the lack of paid leave off, we put poor people at risk and kept them at risk, naming them essential workers, a lot of them have been for service workers. there is another reason why we are saying we must have, on june 18th, a mask poor people low wage work

joe. >> we have one person who's asking if and [inaudible] it's highlighted in the book came across any roots and that ended or involved cape cod specifically. and the person asks in particular whether [inaudible] the person mentions that there is a local antique store in time that is said to be part of the underground railroad. he's wondered if [inaudible] on cape cod and that. >> so in the same chapter written by kathryn grover, she does discuss in general terms the cape, and what she points out is that mainly because of the lack -- so the cape could be a pass through point where people might find a way to get, then, further up to boston or so if they were landed on the cape. but because it didn't typically offer a lot of opportunities for work, you didn't get a population of african americans settling in their. although it could have been a place where people passed through. and actually, this gives me an opportunity to say something else about the underground railroad in general terms. we're talking about activities that were illegal and clandestine. even in the north, prior to the civil

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rooted for torture and on and on. thank god that america is again on the side of good, and joe biden has united the world against this evil, this genocide, this war crime that we are seeing in ukraine. >> yeah, you bring up in great point about how important it is to call out evil. jonathan, you and i have described the u.s. as being in a state of, quote, the evolution with the checks on executive power. and she makes clear that despite the change in u.s. administration, one thing remains constant, that is, quote, putin has been there for 22 years. he's the same guy with the same people around him, and he's watching everything. your thoughts on her assessment of it? >> this is an extraordinarily interesting interview in the new york times magazine, and her book, by all accounts, is outstanding. she tells a really in some ways, frightening story. she went into the trump administration as a russian expert and a putin expert. and she found that president trump resembled vladimir putin more than he resembled his own american predecessors. in other words, he is an authentic authoritarian. and then, of course, in the first

the second root the problem is vladimir putin, world oil supplies have fallen and prices have risen. now the fact that putin has raised prices is hitting the pockets of americans speaking joe, carefully peered into the body of the fluoro. after all, the name of the russian president appeared several times in the text. we need to be more careful, especially after the recent fizer blunders of president biden. there is an ingenious solution to the us fuel crisis blame it on everyone but yourself after yesterday's announcement of the release of 1 million barrels of oil per day and biden has strategic reserves unhealthy obsession with vladimir putin the us oil reserve was created in 1975 and earlier such a large consignment of oil has not yet been withdrawn from it the technical side of the issue is also of concern bloomberg agency conducted an investigation and it turned out that the reservoirs where the oil is stored, as well as the pipelines through which it supplied by a heavily worn system launched immediately after the arab oil embarbarga. it was designed for 25 years, and has been serving for half a century, the salt caves of texas and louisiana, where the storage facili