joe wilson, bbc news. now — arsenal got off to the perfect start, against burnley, in the early game this afternoon. but a mistake by granit xhaka, which lead to a bizarre equaliser — and some last ditch burnley defending meant it was honours even at turf moor. alex gulrajani reports. consistency is what mikel arteta has been searching for with his arsenal team, and a trip to turf moor offered a chance of a third consecutive win. captain pierre—emerick aubameyang got them running early on. truth be told, arsenal should have scored more but wasted their chances. at the other end, burnley�*s pressing produced panic. granit xhaka with the assist. chris wood didn't know too much about it. but they took it. his team—mate, erik pieters, would be key man from here on in. he almost gave the home side the lead. and he wasn't finished there. a goal—saving block wasjudged to be a handball. off he went, penalty to arsenal. until var took a look. no handball, no penalty, no red card. but still one last arsenal chance.

show wilson, bbc news. ——joe weekend plans? well, why move? show wilson, bbc news. —— joe wilson.e criticism of the performance of dom bess, after his struggles with the ball today. but former england captain michael vaughan believes he hasn't been supported by the set up. ijust i just feel so sorry for him, because obviously it's a test match cricket, and you should be good enough, and people say you got to deal with a couple of weeks that havoc on your way. but this is a young kid, a young player who i think it's just been treated so badly and management. i would say that you have to look at the person, the player looks after themselves. and i don't think they've looked after him for the last few weeks, and now they're looking at him and asking why he can't be consistent. how can he be consistent when he knows deep down that they didn't want him in the team? the only player of the rotation it was asked to stay on, get don bass... meawhile, there was more great success for england's women this morning as they beat new zealand by six wickets in their second t20 international. the

joe wilson, bbc news. take a knee before kick—off. he promised a couple of weeks ago that when he returned from injury he would "stand tall" instead. and that's exactly what he did before today's win over west brom at selhurst park as alex gulrajani reports: making a stand, wilfried zaha uses return to remind the world that for many taking and he has not stopped racist abuse. back from injury after five weeks out, he celebrated with a telling role in the game's only goal. his cross handled by darnell furlong, penalty to crystal palace. luca really makes a mistake from 12 yards out. as much as sam wanted one today. his side need a win to avoid relegation. samjohnston kept today. his side need a win to avoid relegation. sam johnston kept them in this one denying christian a first home goal of the season. at the other end, the baggies were finding the going tough. 15th time this season they failed to score in a premier league game. there we need to work out how to do that if they are to stay up the season. af

joe wilson, bbc news.ed out of the paris—nice cycle race, on stage four. the ineos grenadiers rider was fifth in the peloton at the time, with just under 12 miles to go. geoghegan hart did get back on his bike, but had to abandon the race later on. primoz roglic broke away in the last two miles to win the stage — he now leads the race overall by 35 seconds with four stages to go. meanwhile in italy, british riders simon yates and geraint thomas finished safely in the main pack at the end of the first stage of the week—long tirreno—adriatico race. wout van aert of the netherlands sprinted clear to take the stage win, and the race lead with it. now for a quick round—up of some of the day's other sports stories. thomas bach has been re—elected unopposed as president of the international olympic committee. bach will be at the helm for the delayed tokyo games this summer, having been postponed last year. he's held the role of ioc president since 2013. tiger woods could return home in a week or so as he continue

joe wilson, bbc news.e time, with just under 12 miles to go. geoghegan hart did get back on his bike, but had to abandon the race later on. primoz roglic broke away in the last two miles to win the stage. he now leads the race overall by 35 seconds with four stages to go. meanwhile in italy, british riders simon yates and geraint thomas finished safely in the main pack at the end of the first stage of the week—long tirreno—adriatico race. while van aert of the netherlands sprinted clear to take the stage win, and the race lead with it. and that's all the sport for now. hello. thursday a very windy day wherever you are, but stormy to begin with, especially in england and wales — winds gusting widely 50—60 mph, 70 or higherfor a time, exposed coast and hills of wales and western england. plenty of showers around, some sunshine in between the showers, heavy, thundery, hail possible, too. wind gusts at the end of the afternoon — they've eased a bit in england and wales, still very windy in northern ireland. an

joe wilson, bbc news. news, but i've got the results for you, if you want them. manchester city have moved 17 points clear at the top of the table. it was goalless at half—time but they beat fulham 3—0 at craven cottage. elsewhere burnley won 2—1 at everton and leeds drew 0—0 against chelsea. crystal palace's wilfried zaha is the first premier league player to not take a knee before kick—off, saying the anti—racism gesture has become too routine and lost its impact. palace won the game against west brom 1—0. just the two games in the scottish premiership. livingstone beat hamilton 2—1, and hibernian are looking good for third after beating ross county by the same scoreline. great britain's women have beaten ireland in the opening match of their hockey series in belfast. the olympic champions came from behind to win 2—1. sarah robertson scored the winning goal in the final quarter. they play again tomorrow with the last game on tuesday. sir lewis hamilton has had a difficult day in bahrain where the formula

joe wilson, bbc news. at least the fancy dress was on point. lead in the series — but he says they failed to make the most of their opportunities. there have been times where we had a chance to wrestle the game in ourfavour, to get on top and we just did not manage to do it. i think india played those important key those important key moments better than us in these last three games and they deserve the credit for being able to do that better than we could. i know that there was a huge amount of effort, and i know what has gone into it from our crew, the results have certainly not been from lack of effort. 0r character. i think we stood up very well in that respect, but unfortunately we were outskilled by some very talented players in these conditions. the scottish government say they are extremely disappointed a number of rangers supporters have gathered at ibrox today. fans have been outside the ground despite covid lockdown rules ahead of the game against st mirren. rangers will win the scottish premiership this weekend if they beat st mirre

joe wilson, bbc news. place online because of the pandemic. campaigners are using the day to urge families, schools and nurseries to have books with more characters from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds. our community affairs correspondent adina campbell reports. dressing up as their favourite book characters. i'm dressed up as my favourite character — fantastic mr fox. world book day is one of the biggest events in the school calendar, but bradford born children's author trish cook says representation hasn't changed that much since she started writing 30 years ago. it's not something that's unusual. in everyday life, we take on main roles, we're notjust a friend or the supporting role in a piece. the stories that i'm telling are universal stories, they're stories that happen to everyone, but i'm writing them from the point of view of a black writer to make sure these characters get out there because they haven't been out there enough. despite a third of uk children being from an ethnic minorit

joe wilson, bbc news.ow turns to paris — as wales are one match away from winning a grand slam. they take on the only other side in france, who are still in the running to win the title. the easiest outcome for wales is to win tonight and with it claim a fifth grand slam of the six nations era. a draw would also be enough to claim the title, as would two bonus points. france have two games left to play after their match against scotland was postponed because of a coronavirus outbreak in the french camp. that will take place next friday. tonight's game is on bbc one and radio 5live. to cricket now — where england lost their t20 series decider against india in ahmedabad after a thrilling batting display from the hosts. virat kohli top scored with 80 not out as england were set a testing target of 225 to chase down, before falling short. patrick gearey reports. red sky at night, batsman�*s delight. for a series finale, run making stage, the kind of pitch that says go hit, rohit. rohit sharma is an expert in d

joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomas schafernaker. good evening. the weather is fairly quiet out there at the moment and thatis quiet out there at the moment and that is how it's going to stay over the next few days. for most of us fairly chilly. having said that, today in scotland it was the warmest day of the year so far in edinburgh with temperatures reaching 19 celsius. thanks to this high pressure which sent the clouds from the north, they went over the mountains, they dry out and we had sunshine across the lowlands, whereas the vast majority of the rest of the country were underneath the cloud. there has been some rain around too, that will continue this evening and overnight, particularly across eastern areas, quite damp here, whereas in central and western scotland there will be clearer skies tonight so a little bit colder in the morning, around three degrees. so start off fairly overcast for the majority of the uk tomorrow, but the thinking is that as we go into the afternoon the skies will clear after afternoon the skies will clear after

joe wilson, bbc news. in the last couple of seconds ireland beat england in dublin.ixed campaigns on a high. but it's ireland who are celebrating — they scored first — nobody able to stop keith earls. and they had a second before half time, jack conan put ireland 14 points ahead. ireland had bundee aki sent off — and england scored moments later through ben youngs. in the second half. butjohnny sexton kicked 22 points as ireland won 32—11. england scored later on, jonny may with that try. the final score was 32-18. that with that try. the final score was 32—18. that has just ended in dublin. all of the reaction on the bbc website to those developing games. well, there'sjust under 90 minutes to go until the big one in paris, as wales take on france, looking for another grand slam title. austin halewood reports. ireland, scotland, england, italy. a perfect six nations for wales so far. the team only won two matches in all of 2020. now they are the team to beat and they are just one win away from a fifth six nations grand slam. the one win away from a fifth six nations

joe wilson reports. what is spring without revival? what is rugby union without wales?t weren't surprising. that's wales. that's wales, joe, you know. that's wales this year. everyone says, "i speak to my irish friends and my english friends, and they go, �*how are wales in this position?�* and we all go, �*we don't actually know!”' but they are there, they've had to do what they've had to do, and they're on the top of the table and they're going for the grand slam. wales began the six nations by beating ireland, here in cardiff. over the tournament they have evolved. there's a new coach — new zealander wayne pivac, some new players — the exciting louis—rees zammit — uncatchable. and yet wales have retained their traditional heart and soul. . .and voice. alun wynjones will equal a world record this weekend — the most rugby matches played for one country. now, imagine he was your captain. alun wyn's just that true professional really, and it's a great achievement for him to equal richard mccaw this weekend and get 148 test caps for his country, and obviously added with h

joe wilson, bbc news. good to see him back.the stage. he now leads the race overall by 35 seconds with four stages to go. meanwhile in italy, british riders simon yates and geraint thomas finished safely in the main pack at the end of the first stage of the week—long tirreno—adriatico race. while van aert of the netherlands sprinted clear to take the stage win, and the race lead with it. everything else, of course, you can head to the bbc sport website. but that is all your sport for now. hello. march may have come in like a lamb, but the lion has now arrived early. and, after a stormy night, we have a very windy thursday to come — yes, some sunshine, but also heavy, blustery showers. all around an area of low pressure that's sitting to the north of us, but the tightly—packed isobars right across us indicating that wherever you are, thursday will be a very windy day. but it's england and wales bearing the brunt of the strongest, most disruptive winds, particularly early in the day as we see this area of wet weather move across

joe wilson has this report. the scottish players in paris. their supporters were everywhere. come on, scotland! come on, _ supporters were everywhere. come on, scotland! come on, scotland! - supporters were everywhere. come on, scotland! come on, scotland! come - scotland! come on, scotland! come on, scotland! come on, scotland! come on. scotland! _ scotland! come on, scotland! come on, scotland! scotland _ scotland! come on, scotland! come on, scotland! scotland limited - on, scotland! scotland limited france, on, scotland! scotland limited france. they— on, scotland! scotland limited france, they would _ on, scotland! scotland limited france, they would help - on, scotland! scotland limited. france, they would help whales on, scotland! scotland limited - france, they would help whales of the title but they're playing for their own ambitions and their own successful six nations. scotland scoring a try and the referee saw enough there. the french need was intense. they did notjust at the wind, they required for tryouts for a bonus point. with half—time beckoning, there was on

joe wilson, bbc news. scottish premiership highlights follow the news, but the results are coming up now, if you want them. rangers fans broke lockdown rules in glasgow, gathering outside ibrox for the team's game against st mirren. the players made sure that they celebrated their 3—0 win where the supporters could see them. rangers now need one more point to secure their first league title in ten years but will also be crowned champions if celtic drop points tomorrow. there were also wins for motherwell, ross county and stjohnstone. hamilton moved off the foot of the table with a draw at aberdeen. leicester are up to second in the premier league. they came from behind to win 2—1 at brighton. aston villa drew with wolves, as did burnley against arsenal. southampton beat sheffield united. there have been more medals for the british team at the european athletics indoor championships. it was an eventful evening in poland for holly archer. she took silver in the 1,500 metres. she was then disqualified for pus

joe wilson reports. 0ne consolation for england. it is finally all over.began the final collapse. bairstow still soon followed, and other not for him. stokes had onlyjust finished bowling. he was batting briefly. two runs from ten, two asked of him. what of burden onjoe root? he made 30. a familiar—looking lbw left england 65—6. patel had his fifth wicket. whether the ball is red or pink it turns to gold in his hand. england needed 190 to make india bat again and needed pride. dermot lawrence took his opportunity, made 50, at least it was something to get dressed up for. —— dan lawrence. that was a surprise. this wasn't. five wickets. england all out to spin. this test lost like the previous two and a series which began with two nations competing ended with one utterly dominating. so a thumping win for india then — and questions for england captain joe root. despite taking the lead in the series, he says they failed to make the most of their opportunities. there have been times where we had a chance to wrestle the game in our favour, to get on top and we j

joe wilson, bbc news. we're back with the late news at ten fifteen. are. this is bbc news. the tokyo 2020 olympic organising committee has said that international spectators will not be allowed to enterjapan during the olympic games, which are scheduled for this summer. the decision will ensure the four—yearly spectacle will be a largely televised event this year. earlier on i spoke tojoseph choong, a british modern pentathlete who will be competing at the games in tokyo. obviously being a minority sport, modern pentathletes are generally used to not competing in front of massive crowds. but when it comes to the olympics, it's the big event every four years where we will have a big crowd. we'll have a sold—out arena, like the rugby sevens who we often share the stadium with, or any other big sport. so that's part of the thing that makes our sport so special at the olympic games. obviously when it comes to actually competing, the important thing with the spectators and the crowd is you have to sort of drown it out. they are almost like a negative impac

joe wilson, bbc news.hen later it's fifth against sixth as liverpool play chelsea. jurgen klopp and thomas tuchel will meet for the first time in the league with the pair having had a similar path in management from germany to england. we didn't play a lot against each other, we played in the champions league and the european league with dortmund, but that is it. i think he is an outstanding, outstanding coach or manager, whatever you want to call it. and it will be tricky to play his team, as it always was tricky, because he is a good one. the english fa has announced the women's fa cup will resume later this month. the 2021 competition was stopped injanuary because of the third national lockdown with �*non—elite' football suspended. one first—round and 17 second round ties are still to be played. teams from the women's super league and championship willjoin the competition in round four. dates for the later rounds and the final at wembley are still to be confirmed. and this year's le mans 2a hour enduran

joe wilson, bbc news. the holders england slipped to a 32—18 defeat against ireland in dublin.is stunning solo try as they finish above england, whose title defence also saw them lose to scotland and wales for the first time in the tournament in 45 years. while scotland ran in eight tries beating italy 52—10, their biggest ever margin of victory in the six nations. they play france in their postponed third round match next week. england lost their twenty20 decider with india by 36 runs. despite producing the moment of the match through chrisjordan thanks to his stunning piece of fielding, ultimately england were out—hit and out—bowled as they fell short in their run chase in ahmedabad. a timely boost for india who stage the world cup there in this format in october. match of the day follows the news so if you don't want to know today's results look away now. manchester city are still chasing silverware on four fronts after reaching the semi finals of the fa cup. goals from ilkay gundogan and kevin du bruyne in the last five minutes of the match sealing a 2—0 win over everton. s

joe wilson reports. one consolation for england. it is finally all over.sment of batting india. crowley began the final collapse. there is still soon followed, and other not for him. stokes had onlyjust finished bowling. he was batting briefly. two runs from ten, too asked of him. what of burden onjoe root? he made 30. familiar —looking lbw left england 65—6. patel had his fifth wicket. whether the ball is red or pink at times to go then his hand. england needed 190 to make india bat again and needed pride. at least 50 was something to get dressed up for. that as a surprise. this wasn't. five wickets. england all out to spin. this test last like the previous two and a series which began with two nations competing ended with one utterly dominating. britain's andrew pozzi sailed through to the final of the 60—metres hurdles at the european indoor athletics championships in poland. he's won gold in this event twice before, and he looked really impressive, winning his heat with ease. you can watch the evening session on bbc two from 5.15. the three—time europe

our sports correspondent joe wilson watched both games. and be heard in cardiff? well, alun wynjones would try. such is welsh confidence, anything seems possible. scoring tries against italy looked easy. with their opponents missing a man, yellow carded, wales went from one win to the other. 15 points up in 15 minutes. good time to check on italy's coach. right... four tries gets you a bonus point, and wales achieved that inside 30 minutes, when ken owens wrestled and wriggled over. monty ioane is an australian—born italian resident. a lovely bit of a kick and collect from him. a try for italy these days means a lot and they didn't give up. wales made some changes. there is callum sheedy, speedy, in to score. and talented new welsh players have burst through in this six nations, especially louis rees—zammit. once he got the ball, with the field in front of him, well, the italians were chasing a red ferrari. no chance. no—one is catching that young man! 48—7, it finished. italy's reaction, understandable, but remember, wales, thus far, have

joe wilson, bbc news. finally, spring is on the way and that means it's daffodil season.seasonal workers to pick them. growers say the impact of the pandemic and the post—brexit visa scheme have led to the labour shortage. jon kay reports from cornwall. it is a beautiful springtime sight, but not for daffodil farmerjames walkers. it is heartbreaking, it is heartbreaking. it's just saddening to see flowers going to waste. when they're yellow, it is too late to pick them, so 50 million daffodils are being left here to rot. everybody loves to see it, it looks really, really nice as you drive round the county, but to a grower it's a crop loss. like other farmers, james has come to rely on seasonal workers from europe, but this spring he only has half the number he needs. aurimas has officially settled in the uk, but his lithuanian friends have stayed away. there are some that don't want to come any more because of brexit, especially this year. there are not many people in the field, as you can see. farmers hoped they may be able to turn back the clock and attract more local w

joe wilson has this report. the scottish players in paris. their supporters were everywhere.s one. with the scottish captain in the sin—binned hymn of the french had to use the chance to. the chase, a race and a second try. an exchange of tries, scotland led and soon they did not. the french had to win by 21 points and with this they led by three. but the scottish were not done. both teams with 1a on the pitch and france stretched. the clock past 80 but the scottish spirit and vision was still there. and he scores! right there to win it. thejoy shared in many hearts. the celebration insured wales are champions. well, after that result in paris, wales head coach wayne pivac gave his reaction to the bbc on winning the six the six nations championship. a hell of a game. reminded me of last week with the coming and the going and missed opportunities so looking ahead and it was a great game to watch. following last week, what a tournament it has been. from a welsh point of view, we are over the moon and very happy to have won the championship. just a shame that we could not have d

joe wilson, bbc news.ion would be "delighted" to host more matches if asked to. our understanding from uefa is that they are intending to run the tournament in all 12 countries. of course, if they decided, or if some of the cities decided, they could no longer host, we would be delighted to help — as would a number of other countries, i'm sure. but that's not our understanding of the situation at the moment. to rugby union's premiership now, and sale were in action this evening against newcastle falcons at the a] bell stadium, and it was the home side who came out on top, scoring three tries on the night. marland yarde scoring the opener, lood dejager got the second, and then this one from simon hammersley meant that it ended up 31—16 the final score — sale up to second in the table. and there was a game at welford road as well, where leicester tigers beat london irish — close one — 33—32. no bonus point for leicester, who are up to eigth place, while the exiles earned two and are sixth. world champion cha

joe wilson, bbc news.onditions that i have faced as a batsman. obviously, i have played all around the world. yeah, i do not think it is necessarily... it is a case of finding it your own way. it is not about coming to gather as a group, this is what we need to do better as a group. wales scrum—half kieran hardy has been ruled out of the rest of the six nations after damaging a hamstring in the triple crown win against england. hardy scored a try before limping off at the principality stadium in the second half of the 40—24 victory. wales have three wins from three so far and are next away at italy on the 13th march. liverpool managerjurgen klopp says he won't automatically release players for international duty if they have to quarantine on their return to the uk. liverpool's brazilian players alisson becker, fabinho and roberto firmino, plus portugalforward diogojota could face 10 days in quarantine on their return to the united kingdom from covid—19 "red—list" countries. klopp said he had the backing of

joe wilson, bbc news.twood will take a two—shot lead into the final day after a bogey free round yesterday, getting four birdies, including this one at the seventeenth. dechambeau just edged out westwood at the arnold palmer invitational last week. the premier league title looks like it's heading back to the trophy cabinet at manchester city. pep guardiola's side are now 17 points clear at the top of the table after a 3—0 win over fulham. sergio aguero scored his first league goal in 14 months from the penalty spot afterjohn stones, and this goal from gabrieljesus has put city clear in front. the result keeps fulham in the bottom three. crystal palace's wilf zaha became the first premier league player not to take a knee before kick—off — stating that he felt the gesture had just become part of the pre—match routine. when crystal palace's match against west brom got underway, it was zaha's cross which was handled, leading to a penalty, from which luca miliovejic scored — the only goal of the game. burnley t

i now recognize the ranking member on the subcommittee of the middle east, representative joe wilson of south carolina for five minutes. thank you, mr. chairman. and mr. secretary, thank you for being here today. the international criminal court has taken actions leading to unjustified prosecution of american and israeli nationalists despite neither country being a member of the court. most recently the icc issued a ruling that had jurisdiction to china israelis for alleged war crimes in palestine. i appreciate your statement opposing the recent moves by the icc. what are the steps the state department are taking to counter these recent actions, and how will you work to prevent icc prosecutions of americans or israelis? >> thank you for the question. i appreciate it. look, we of course share the goal, the broad goal of accountability for international atrocity crimes. that's not the issue. in the case that you raise as well as the attempt to assert jurisdiction over american troops in afghanistan, we have strongly opposed those assertions of jurisdiction. it's been our view, it remai

again lost, the still to be decided. joe wilson, bbc news.bably brought a lot of pressure on, but probably when we look back at it they will probably be, like i say, the discipline probably will have brought that pressure on, as well as good french play. ireland remain on course for a second place finish after beating england 32—18 in their final match. keith earls with the first of their two tries. defeat means england are set to finish fifth in the table, with only italy below them. scotland recorded their biggest win over italy, easing to a 52—10 victory at murrayfield. duhan van der merwe scored twice, including the last of their eight tries. scotland have one more match to play, against france next friday, and they could still finish second if they win. the clean sweep is still on for manchester city. 14 points clear at the top of the premier league, a league cup final to come in april, champions league quarter—finalists and now they're into the last four of the fa cup. they left it late to beat everton at goodison park. both goals in th

this celebration ensured wales are champions. joe wilson, bbc news.ough they are so excited, they are a bit nervous. they wonder if they will be fitting. everyone is in the same boat, that is reassuring. also, interacting. 0n the football field or the rugby field, it will take time to adjust. a couple of hours of running round and it will feel like normal again. it is notjust young people who are worried about being out of shape. i think we all are. will the shorts still fit? no, i will be wearing longer tracksuit bottoms, i think. mike, thank you very much indeed. it was cold this morning. it felt like winter when we came in but apparently it will feel like summer in the next few days? here's darren with a look at this morning's weather. 25.6 is the highest temperature recorded in the uk, set in march. we have some wind and rain coming our way from this cloud streaming in from the atlantic. we had a cold start and a few wintry showers around the northern part of the uk this morning. they have pretty much faded away and the sun is out and temperatures

path a ranking member of the subcommittee north africa and global counterterrorism representative joe wilson of south carolina. it leads to the unjustified prosecution of the american and israeli nationalists despite neither country being a member of the court and the war crimes in palestine. i appreciate your statement opposing the recent moves. what are the steps the state department is taking to counter these recent actions and how will you work to prevent the prosecutions of americans or israelis? >> thank you for the question. i appreciate it. we share the goal of accountability for international atrocity crimes. that's not the issue. it remains our view that the jurisdiction is reserved when a state consents to it or there's a referral by the united nations security council. neither is i true in the case of israel and the palestinian matter that you mentioned. we have the capacity ourselves to provide accountability when those issues arrives so we will continue to make clear our opposition. it's appropriatete how can we mt effectively do that and that's something we are looking at righ

i now recognize the ranking member on the subcommittee of the middle east, representative joe wilson of south carolina for five minutes. thank you, mr. chairman. and mr. secretary, thank you for being here today. the international criminal court has taken actions leading to unjustified prosecution of american and israeli nationalists despite neither country being a member of the court. most recently the icc issued a ruling that had jurisdiction to china israelis for alleged war crimes in palestine. i appreciate your statement opposing the recent moves by the icc. what are the steps the state department are taking to counter these recent actions, and how will you work to prevent icc prosecutions of americans or israelis? >> thank you for the question. i appreciate it. look, we of course share the goal, the broad goal of accountability for international atrocity crimes. that's not the issue. in the case that you raise as well as the attempt to assert jurisdiction over american troops in afghanistan, we have strongly opposed those assertions of jurisdiction. it's been our view, it remai

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that they don't have confidence in joe biden's cognitive abilities which begs the question who is running the country? and is it jill biden playing the role of edith wilsonw wilson for the last basically the last 19 months of his administration was stroke-ridden and inert. is she the conduit that funnels out information? is it, as you said, is it kamala harris and her team? they have this psychological particular of referring to herself as president harris or the harris-biden and that is shared by joe biden himself. or is it senior statesman barack obama who can't resist any current event to weigh in and who has stalked this administration with a lot of his former employers. i don't have the answer but it's getting a little scare request because we just had a debacle in anchorage where the chinese ate our lunch in a diplomatic tit-for-tat. if their way of thinking going the president the most important secretary is the secretary of defense, the most important agency in their way of thinking is the pentagon, when the president can't remember either and trips three times, they may get the wrong impression. you know, they did that with john kennedy in '61 i

wilson center. good to see you, jill. you understand putin. covered him a long time. in his snark, his snide, about wishing joeen health, you see something important. >> oh, yeah. well, number one, i take from this is, you know, when vladimir putin gets angry a lot of the way he expresses that is exactly what you said snide, snarky, and this is kind of a bit of trolling that first line especially, be healthy, i wish you health. that's -- that's pretty -- that's a lot of trolling. but seriously, when he gets into it he says he really laid in, in fact when i heard that video, i was quite surprised. he said look at what americans did with the native americans, indians. look at what they did with black people. and he even used the phrase in english, black lives matter, which i haven't heard him say before. and then he talked about hiroshima and dropping the bombs. he's saying you think, you know, we're bad? i'm bad? look at yourself. and that's where he's kind of schoolyard, you know, takes one to know one type of comment. but what he is saying, i think he is genuinely angry. i think, john, that they feared in the

i heard tom wilson point out how bad she has been on the border, her track record. not only that, joepresident biden will call the shots or is she completely taking over a situation that during the trump administration, inhumane treatment. what they are letting reporters into an aspirational facility created under donald trump -- >> bring up the aspirational facility, what is on the other side. >> at the facility it is aspirational where you want to move these children. what about access to the facilities? why was this one chosen? >> we are providing access. >> this shows they are finding -- finally admitting there is a problem. what i think about when i hear this is all this attention in the federal government, the vice president focused on the border, that says there's a lot of stuff they are not talking about, not focusing on this is the american people who are economically and otherwise in the pandemic, the border crisis they created. >> there is a lot going on but they are turning attention to the border and i got a picture at the press podium, bringing forward your most importan

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wilson will vote yes on amendments en bloc 3. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does -- seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. joe neguse of colorado, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. neguse will vote yes on the amendments en bloc 3 by ms. lofgren. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by by mr. pal aso of mississippi, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. palazzo will vote ney on the amendments en bloc number 3. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. lynch: good evening madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. langevin and pursuant to rule 8, i would like to form the house to agreeing to en bloc number 3 offered by representative lofgren. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? miss rice: as the member designated by mr. deutch of florida, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. deutch will vote yes on the amendments enolympic numb