joe wilson, bbc news, wimbley. ——joe wilson, bbc news, wembley. bley — let's get some more now from joe who's at wembley for us. you could see how much this means to liverpool, and tojurgen klopp with the first of what they hope will be four trophies this year. what could this mean for them and the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the _ the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the end _ the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the end of _ the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the end of that _ the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the end of that match, . the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the end of that match, he j i think at the end of that match, he was as elated, klopp, and as animated as i think we have ever seen him and you can understand why. to win a final as tight as that, thatis to win a final as tight as that, that is one thing to celebrate, but four of the players, i've written their names here who ended that match on the pitch for liverpool, bobby clark, james mcconnell, jerrell car

of -- representative joe wilson of south carolina. first, it is with deep sadness that i note that it has been over 13 years since the syrian people first rose up for their basic rights and have subsequently endured brutal assaults by assad's russian and iranianbacked -- iran an-backed mill -- iranian-backed military year after year. the assad regime has unceasingly engaged in a campaign of violence against the syrian people, committing what has amounted to countless war crimes and the most egregious violations of international humanitarian law. as we consider this bill today, it's critical we acknowledge that the war has resulted in the deaths of over 600,000 syrians and more than eight million displaced. the regime continues to regularly target hospitals, schools and neighborhoods and hundreds of thousands of syrians face bleak prospects for the future. it is in this context we consider this bill, which responds to moves by some governments to look past these atrocities and re-admit the assad regime into international institutions,

joe wilson was watching. traffic at rajkot pace, outside the stadium.bowled his slow stuff, 33—3. well, hold that sign high, india's players needed to see it. captain rohit sharma on 27 should have been caught there. instead he started attacking, here. he has his great swing of the bat. respect to the bowler, but the day was now for the batters. rohit making his way to 100. ravi jadeja added his experience and controlled aggression, their partnership over 200 runs together. just when it seemed rohit could hit the ball anywhere, he found ben stokes. this is what england desperately needed. he was gone. mark wood was back. sarfaraz khan was making his debut. he looked at ease for india, got to 50 and looked up to see his dad. jadeja batting on 99 seeking another run, sarfaraz at the other end responding, and run out. spot the reaction from india's captain. well, england rather misused their reviews. they couldn't remove jadeja. his hundred, his flourish, he's still there. india 326—5 setting the pace. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather.

joe wilson, bbc news, wembley.e premier league this afternoon — sheffield united remain rooted at the bottom of the table — after losing to wolves. pablo sarabia with the only goal of the game for the home side, in the first half, the win lifting wolves up to 8th in the table, with their eyes on a european place at the end of the season. sheffield united might feel hard done by, given they played well — but failed to score for the second game in a row. not a direct team, long throw all the time. real big threat from corners. the way the lad stood up to that stuff was excellent. the way they kept going, even when we made mistakes, there was no disappointment there was a team that was together, desperate to make up for it, desperate to make a goal. loads of different ways you need to win with premier the games and we were below our best and managed to get three points, which is very important to us. it is a new team that has been assembled this year. it finds itself in a difficult situation, but they gave me and the

the bbc�*s sports correspondent joe wilson looks back on his life. running on the inside.rugby union was all muscularity, there was poetry and the pace and the rhythm was in the feet of barryjohn. as a fly—half number 10, he dictated the play. he made a split—second decisions without even thinking. it is the quality shared by only a few that may truly be described as sporting genius. barryjohn was born in 1945 in a west wales village known for two things — coal and rugby. he first rose to prominence at llanelli before moving to cardiff. by 1971 he helped to command wales, perhaps their greatest team, grand slam champions in the five nations. when wales needed points he could always stop, kick and turn away, knowing where the ball had flown. drop goals were his speciality. having conquered europe, barryjohn toured new zealand with the lions. in the country where rugby is the currency, they called barryjohn the king. the lions won the series. in the decisive third test, they scored 13 points to win — ten of them to barryjohn. he had the world at his feet. in 1972, aged just

joe wilson, bbc news.after an appeal. so that points deduction reduced from ten points to six

joe wilson assesses the impact stokes has had on english cricket since his debut 11 years ago.g concerns england's captain, same as ever, wherever. how the team can win, could be his first test or his 100th. milestones, um... they just are what they are. really enjoyed coming in oh, i always enjoy playing against india just because the contest it always brings, um... hammers it for four! this is the player that beat australia in 2019 where defeat seemed certain to everyone except him. and ben stokes has 011814 england matches already as captain. but us reflect on that. even the ashes of the summer at lord's, it takes it to new a level when all the pressure is on, all the time he's done this over his career, his 99 tests so far, so many memories and hopefully he can have 100 more, for sure. while stokes hopes to be bowling and matches again this summer, all of his triumphs and trials have been scrutinised worldwide but more observer in new zealand is more important than all the others, his mum. i am really, really proud of the way he has grown up to be able to be honest with peo

they're the first english team to lose six successive domestic cup finals. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilsonaptain virgil van dijk who rose to head the decisive goal deep into extra time — remembering the headed goal by van dijk which was disallowed earlier in the game. but when he turned to celebrate with his team—mates, he would've seen teenage liverpool players who were only on the fringes of the first team at the start of the season. this is a liverpool team so beset by injuries — so to win in those circumstances i'm sure will be especially memorable forjurgen klopp in his farewell season — may even be a glimpse of liverpool beyond jurgen klopp. singing chelsea supporters i'm sure will be tired of people like us referring constantly to the amount of money they've spent. in truth, there were very expensive players on the pitch in this final who did not look like match winners. connor gallagher was central to chelsea's best moments — almost won the game twice near the end of 90 minutes. but when chelsea needed something extra in extra time, in fact they faded, and that might be the most di

joe wilson looks back on the life of a true great. running on the inside. can he get there? a try! what a score! before rugby union was all muscularity, there was poetry and the pace and the rhythm was in the feet of barryjohn. as a fly—half number 10 he dictated the play. he made a split—second decisions without even thinking. it is the quality shared by only a few that may truly be described as sporting genius. i think i mentioned this to george best. george and i had a chat, if you are comfortable, any musician will tell you... ba—ba—bee—da—da—ba... to him it is like drinking up, have a pint, and that's it. i don't think there is a rationale to it, there is no explanation to it. barryjohn was born in 1945 in a west wales village, notable for two things, coal and rugby, and he first rose to prominence at llanelli before moving to cardiff. by 1971 he helped to command wales, perhaps their greatest team, grand slam champions in the five nations. when wales needed points he could always stop, kick and turn away knowing where the ball had flown. drop goals were his speciality.

our sports correspondent joe wilson was at wembley.ool's vastly experienced captain virgil van dijk who rose to head the decisive goal deep into extra time — remembering the headed goal by van dijk which was disallowed earlier in the game. but when he turned to celebrate with his team—mates, he would've seen teenage liverpool players who were only on the fringes of the first team at the start of the season. this is a liverpool team so beset by injuries — so to win in those circumstances i'm sure will be especially memorable forjurgen klopp in his farewell season — may even be a glimpse of liverpool beyond jurgen klopp. singing chelsea supporters i'm sure will be tired of people like us referring constantly to the amount of money they've spent. in truth, there were very expensive players on the pitch in this final who did not look like match winners. connor gallagher was central to chelsea's best moments — almost won the game twice near the end of 90 minutes. but when chelsea needed something extra in extra time, in fact they faded, and

joe wilson assesses the impact stokes has had on english cricket since his debut 11 years ago.thing concerns england's captain, same as ever, wherever. how the team can win, could be his first test or his 100th. milestones, um... test or his 100th. milestones, um- -- they — test or his 100th. milestones, um... theyjust _ test or his 100th. milestones, um... theyjust are _ test or his 100th. milestones, um... theyjust are what - test or his 100th. milestones, um... theyjust are what they | um... they just are what they are. really enjoyed coming in oh, i always enjoy playing against india just because the contest it always brings, um... ya. contest it always brings, um... ya, ., , ., contest it always brings, um... ya. ., , ., ., ya. so hammers it for four! this is the _ ya. so hammers it for four! this is the player _ ya. so hammers it for four! this is the player that - ya. so hammers it for four! this is the player that beat| this is the player that beat australia in 2019 where defeat seemed certain to everyone except him. and ben stokes has one except him. and ben stokes has

our sports correspondent joe wilson was at wembley.

joe wilson, i spoke to you about him before.mart, and he and his beautiful wife produced a wonderful attorney general, so thank you very much, and you have done a fantastic job. loves our country. michael waltz knows more about the military than probably anybody, and we see him on a lot, and always want his opinion, and to get very strong opinions that he hates to see what is happening with our country. that i can tell you. we will all straighten it out together. mike collins, michael collins, thank you, michael, great job. a very noncontroversial person, but a very good person. people do not understand this is a very good person, antic is a very capable man, matt gaetz. [cheers and applause] thank you, matt. [cheers and applause] that is not bad, matt. wow. wow. i am very impressed, right? [chanting "gaetz"] what is going on? how many people did you put up here? before i forget, we have a group of people, and i know this is ok with you from north carolina. it is about 60 women that trouble all over the country with me. every ti

joe wilson, bbc news.ithin the last few minutes, it's been announced that everton�*s punishment for breaching premier league financial rules has been reduced from ten points to six after an appeal. so that points deduction reduced from ten points to six time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. shamelessly i am going to start off reaching for the book of little weather cliches, it will be a mixed bag of weather ahead. it will be unsettled, particularly to the north and west but lots of dry weather rourd as well, especially today. some frost and fog for many over the next couple of nights, then it will turn milder, but today we are still in that colder feeling air. in fact, the driest and the sunniest weather todayis the driest and the sunniest weather today is out to the west, such as here in swansea, a loly beach day here, further east, some sunny spells but showers blowing in from the north sea. it is more of the same through the rest of the afternoon. thaterly through cloud, rain is clea

joe wilson looks back at his life. running on the inside. can he get there? what a try!nd the rhythm was in the feet of barryjohn. as a fly—half number 10 he dictated the play. he made a split—second decisions without even thinking. it is the quality shared by only a few that may truly be described as sporting genius. barryjohn was born in 1945 in a west wales village, notable for two things, coal and rugby, and he first rose to prominence at llanelli before moving to cardiff. by 1971 he helped to command wales, perhaps their greatest team, grand slam champions in the five nations. when wales needed points he could always stop, kick and turn away knowing where the ball had flown. drop goals were his speciality. having conquered europe, barryjohn toured new zealand with the lions. in the country where rugby is the currency, they called barryjohn the king. the lions won the series. in the decisive third test they scored 13 points to win, ten of them to barryjohn. he had the world at his feet. in 1972, aged just 27, he had enough, it become a celebrity he'd had enough — he'

we have the, the comments from joe wilson, the representative of the republican as of south carolina who says that you could jeopardize jeopardize a future ukrainian aid by putting this helsinki commission on the subscript to me. at the moment it appears that could be the case as well. the representative wilson who is head of that committee, removed mister parker from being involved on that committee for the time b was being investigated. so at a minimum, the optics are not good for that committee. and, and the activities by kyle parker and 7 trips. i found it hard to believe that 7 trips in the last year and a half or so to ukraine, were conducted without a 40 year without permission from some people with the health safety commission. i mean, it would be difficult for him to get off and leave his work for that, but that many times and that raises some issues of, you know, what, in fact he really was doing over there. well, a pots of it seemed to be very self promotion. i certainly didn't miss an opportunity to, to post a selfie on social media. where in the military camouflage mich

joe wilson has more. the best heroes are local heroes.till the young spectators stayed positive, there is the reward. involving the crowd with a stylish six of england needed a break. they didn't need to drop catches. a spill by all the pope by general disbelief. the captain soon dropped to for that and the reaction, catch that if you can. he made 46. the indicative for hundred and 45. if they come to watch him bowl well, that came next. duckett began england's reply in style, rapidly. zak crawley also dared but fell far 50. in this book at the 500th for ravi ashwin. 0ne 50. in this book at the 500th for ravi ashwin. one of the great test match careers. but bowling tube and docket these days can frustrate anyone. —— then docket. take ages 88 balls to make is 100. england shoe hundred and seven for two already. no visitors to india has ever taken on the test quite like this. what an incredible innings, and it could get even better for ben duckett, his team—mate mark wood was certainly impressed by what he's seen so far. he has an got the a

in principle, they say trump, we support trump as president, there is a republican, his name is joe wilson the head of the khalsin commission is now a great lawyer for ukraine, that is, he simultaneously says yes, trump, i am against it, so i do not want to see biden as president, but at the same time he works with ukraine on issues of ukraine, he and the osce delegation are constantly with him. we talk and he says that putin is a war criminal, that america should help ukraine, so you know, there is, it’s a little more complicated than just saying that all the trumpists are there, well, we understand that it confused, look, i'm fresh from nbc to you, this, this in general, almost in the style of ukrainian politics, here is mike johnson, the first thing is to put this to a vote in the lower house. he officially announced that he wants a personal meeting with president biden, and then it will be possible to continue work on this project with a bill on financing ukraine and israel, well, accordingly, the white house responds to him, and all this is already reminiscent of ukrainian politics, h

ann ladies and gentlemen, i am joe wilson, chairman of the middle e >> i'm joe wilson and grateful memberf congress in south carolina. since the fall when houthi terrorists recognized the government of yemen, the hamas puppet houthis along with the iranian other puppets have made gains and expanded their capacity to carry out mass murder directed by the regime in tehran. the houthis have launched over 30 30 attn commercial and naval vessels in the red sea since november. their capacity to field such attacks is a commentary on the iranian regimes direct support towards network of terrorist puppets and the growth in the region. the houthis and other puppeteers groups funded trained and survived by the regime in tehran a property with sophisticated weapons, including precision guided missiles and long-range drones. the houthis have conducted hundreds of attacks on our valued hours of partners in the region and a directly targeted u.s. targets disrupting world shipping, fuel, fueling inflation for household products worldwide. and interrupting the delivery of grain around the world the countr

joe wilson reports. monday morning, looking sedate, almost.. they thrived until... england's best fielders had to excel and yes, that stilljames anderson. now rohi edge court, some bowler tom hartley. same goes for brashear, who struck. india still need 92. ravi sent that straight to a fielder. brashear made anything seemed possible for a while. now a four was greeted like a lost friend. crucially, the wickets stopped and even the most optimistic tourists saw reality. after extreme patience, gil released the tension. dhruv�*s partnership took india home. two maturing players when it mattered. england's mistakes came earlier in the game. the series is now lost. however galla ntly, earlier in the game. the series is now lost. however gallantly, england at times have competed. joel wilson, bbc news. the loss is the first for captain ben stokes since taking over in 2022. the approach has come in for a fair amount of criticism. they failed to take their opportunities and the more recent test. stokes feels their opponents deserve more the credits. y

joe wilson, bbc news. yes for the first time this series... be calling upon two fast bowlers. mark wood andjames anderson will both play in rajkot tomorrow with shoaib bashir making way. stephan shemilt is our chief cricket writer. he's in india and told me why england have changed their approach. i think that they have looked at the conditions and run on some past experience. there has only ever been to test matches on this ground. england played on one of them in 2016, a high—scoring draw. they have their memories from that game but they have seen a pitch that has got more green grass on it than any of the previous surfaces they have played on during the series. the first test in hyderabad, the second test, england fielded three front line spinners and only one seamer. they might reflect that they needed that second pace bowler so they have called onjames anderson and mark wood in tandem in this test because ben stokes has looked at the pitch and said, i think there is a few cracks in it. he said it was plated. what he meant was bits of the

india 326—5 setting the pace. joe wilson, bbc news.y on top by that point, and it was matt parcell with a second—half try that stretched their lead. kylian mbappe has told paris saint—germain he will leave the club at the end of the season, setting up a summer transfer of one of football's biggest stars. the france forward's contract at psg is due to expire, and he's been free to talk to other clubs since january. he has long been linked with a move to real madrid. there've been two gold medals for britain in the world aquatics championships today, with both athletes achieving the feat for the first time. aidan heslop won the high diving event in doha. the platform is 27 metres high, and heslop's final dive had the toughest rating possible. he nailed it — all high dives end feet first into the water — to finish nine points clear of the rest in an event heslop hopes to eventually be included at the olympics. there was a maiden world title, too, for laura stephens. she won the women's 200—metre butterfly, becoming britain's first individ

joe wilson reports.his is wales. they scored two tries in the first half, the young players mentoring by the minute, alex mann is just 22 1/2—time lead was nine. england had their new recruits, this was the first time at twickenham for fraser dingwall, in at the corner. welsh discipline so strong early on and now allowed england penalties, this one was decisive, england only lead in the last ten minutes, they won 16—14. i5 lead in the last ten minutes, they won16-14-— lead in the last ten minutes, they won 16-14. is a young side and we have a lot — won 16-14. is a young side and we have a lotto _ won 16-14. is a young side and we have a lot to learn _ won 16-14. is a young side and we have a lot to learn and _ won 16-14. is a young side and we have a lot to learn and we - won 16-14. is a young side and we have a lot to learn and we will. won 16-14. is a young side and we. have a lot to learn and we will grow together and the fight and we are proud of that. in together and the fight and we are proud of th

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joe wilson is tough and smart. and he and his beautiful wife is a wonderful attorney general., thank you very much. michael waltz knows more about the military then probably anybody. we see him on a lot and i always want his opinion and he has strong opinions and he hates to see what is happening to our country but he will straighten it out and we will straighten it out together. michael collins. thank you. great job. a very noncontroversial person and a very good person. people don't understand, this is a very good person and a very capable man, matt gaetz. thank you, matt. that is not bad, matt. wow! wow! i'm very impressed. [crowd chanting "gaetz"] matt, what is going on? how many people have you brought up here? before i forget, we have a group of people and i know this is ok with you from north carolina, it is about 60 women that travel all over the country with me. every time i am out we do a rally. i think we are up to number 121. they are all beautiful women. they are very wealthy. they look so wealthy and beautiful. look at them over here. they travel all over the cou

our sports correspondentjoe wilson was watching. joe, the outcome was in doubt until the very end.o be on the right side of it. but where you used is one england captain used, i do think it was a classic, i don't think there was a lot of creativity or spontaneity by england. i try to remember the times they got the ball out to the wing. trying to remember those times. they came back from adversity in this game because they were down to 13 men early in the first—half, they conceded that penalty try. their resilience in that regard will be what england take from game. one thing i would mention is that a lot of the players were actually at pay to site a long time after it's finished. i can still see them. they are posing for photographs right now. england are aware they don't have an awful lot of credit in the bank with the home support after results in recent years. there is a reconnection with twickenham is really what they managed in the last few minutes here today.— really what they managed in the last few minutes here today. wales came close from behind _ few minutes here today.

joe wilson, bbc news at wembley. with those younger players, it looks in good health, doesn't it?ue their slide towards relegation. the home side winning i—0 at molineaux — pablo sarabia with the only goal. that leaves them eighth. united stay bottom and appear to be falling out with each other, after vinicius souza and jack robinson came face—to—face moments after goal. perhaps one to sort out back at training this morning. emotion is clearly running high at sheffield united. —— emotions. celtic with a valuable late win against motherwell that leaves them two points behind rangers as the race for the scottish title gets more and more interesting. they were being held to a 1—1 at fir park with full—time approaching when adam idah put the champions back in front in the 94th minute. and they weren't done there. there was still time to make sure of the win as luis palma grabbed a third. alan shearer has led tributes to former footballer chris nicholl, who's died at the age of 77 after a battle with dementia. nicholl has spells at a number of clubs in a i9—year career, but spent the b

joe biden said today or people said, or his wife we're calling mrs. wilsonside joke, he will get a medical, liz but not a cognitive medical. how do we know if he as all of his marbles. >> i think this is a teaser, you don't think he has all of his marbles.. this cothis conversation has gone on for 4 years in 2020 people say why doesn't he take a cognitive test, now it is really dire for joe biden, it could be resolved if he took a cognitive test and did okay, end of discussion, obviously, he can't do it or he would do it, if you want to put 86% of americans who think he is too old to run at ease take that cognitive test, have results verified and say, i told you i'm okay here is the proof, but he can't. larry: did you see his speech about ukraine. do we have a tape. not in the swept, he looked so feeble, you could fairly hear him. trying to sell ukraine money, i don't agree. that is not my point. how feeble he looked. and to liz 's point, they can't continue to get wa away. public is turning against him unless and until he shows he has cognitive abilities or

joe biden said today or people said today or his wife who werel calling mrs. wilsondical but he won't get a cognitive metal,s if he doesn't get a cognitive test how do we. know he has all of his marbles. >> i think this is a teaser because you don't think he has all of his marbles. larry: i'm empirically askin this question. >> this conversation is gone on for four years, and 2020 peoplek were saying why does he take a cognitive test. now it is dire for joe biden, all of thi bs can be resolved if he took the cognitive test and did okay.ok end ofay discussion, obviously e can't do it or he would do it. you think is too old to run at ease, take a cognitive test and have the results verified did you see his speech about ukraine did we have a tape of that, he looked so feeble he's trying toz sell the ukraine money, ai do t happen to agree, my point how feeble he looked into liz point, they cannot continue to get away with this. whether he runs or not, the public is completely turningshow against him unless he shows that he has cognitive abilities or recovery or something

joe biden have remembered to? i mean, i think that this is really not funny. woodrow wilson a very serious stroke and was totally incapacitated, his wife actually ran the government for about a year, but that was after world war i. as a relatively peaceful time and she literally would not let anyone talk to them. we now have a president who has to make decisions that potentially involve nuclear war. and i think to allow that to be a person who is clearly mentally incompetent is terrifying. >> sean: i can't say it any better and i agree with everything you're saying, speaker gingrich, thank you. when we come back on the super bowl friday night, g.o.p. lawmakers are sounding the alarm on tight ends cognitive decline. even democrats know this derek let max garrick tactics are all the biden campaign has left. as we continue our coverage. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. ♪ ♪ >> this

barack obama moved higher in the top ten, the number seven, joe biden debuting on the lasted 14 ahead of ronald reagan and woodrow wilson and donald trump, right? a dead laughed at 45 jonah is trump really are worth president. >> he might be the worst person to have been president. that's a debatable proposition. but it used to mean that we had the great, great man theory of history. greatness didn't necessarily mean good, right? i mean, hitler was man's time magazine's man of the year. stalin got a twice because there was this idea that important. we're saying, great, right? so but what is great mean? they don't really say in their study, if great means consequential, you can't put trump dead last because he was a significant consequence to our politics. he put three supreme court justices on the court do i think he made america worse? quite arguably. but the important with only one point i want to make about this, these polls are incandescent. lee stupid >> they do not tell us anything interesting about the president's themselves they tell us very interesting things about the people being pulled when you take a poll a

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enough of, enough of that, here, joe biden said today or his people said today or his wife who we're calling mrs. wilsonal, liz, he won't get a cognitive medical. >> yeah. larry: if he does not get a cognitive test how do we know if he has all his marbles, huh? >> i think this is a teaser because i think you don't think he has all his marbles. larry: i'm empirically asking this question. >> this conversation has gone on in four years, remember in 2020, people were saying why doesn't he take a cognitive test? now it is really dire for joe biden. all this could be resolved if he did took a cognitive test, did okay. end of discussion. obviously he can't do it or he would do it. if you want to put 86% of americans who think he is too old to run at ease, take a cognitive test, have the results verified, come out and say, i told you i was okay. i'm totally okay, here is the proof. he can't do it. larry: did you see his little speech today about ukraine? do we have a tape of that? i know it's not in the script but we had something before. he looked so feeble, you couldn't barely hear him, okay? he is trying to

tonight, aaron wilson isthe thing about it right now, saint mary, the number 16 team in the country, they're in the top. 25. and if you go out, joe lunardi a current bracketology, they have a shoe it into the tournament. meanwhile, the u.s. have done not so much right now. both of them actually sit at 21 6 on the season. but saint mary's, they are undefeated in conference done and they have 2 losses. one of those losses coming on january 20 of just a month ago to this very team. so there after a win tonight for many reasons, one because they want better placement in the conference because, of course, translate to the conference tournament that, too, because if they get a win tonight over the gaels, this will be the most wins they hit in season in a decade. i'm talking since 2013, 2014. see that. so they need a win tonight in obviously, like i is the number 2 team trying to be close to the number one a win against the number one team would help them. now that being >> the gaels have a title to defend right now. they're playing so well that the number one team, as i just mentioned in the conference, but also undefeated in conferenc

wilson will not allow it, mrs. biden will not. alec. we will have a cabinet meeting and surprise, kamala harris stands up says joe it's time for you to goraise your hand, he is out. i have been to cabinet meetings that is not how it works. >> be honest, kamala harris is the dei vice president, she is not there she is there because she is a woman of color, only thing she is leading people to is the word salad bar, i feel dumber every time i listen to her speak, i think that you know she matches up well with trump, trump would bury her in an election in november, but there will be other fish to fry, i think you will see michelle obama maybe gavin newsom, there is no way -- >> their hats are in. >> i think gavin. larry: do you think party elders like durbin or mitch mcconnell forgets he he is a republican, i don't know. you will never convict biden of a crime, he does not have his marbles, the whole country knows it. there is not a don't have your marbles test, they will not allow it, mrs. wilson will not allow that test,. >> >> there still a lot of opportunity for biden to fall down sketc -- steps or falls down in the tub, he could go out

wilson, a.k.a. mrs. biden will not allow it. you have to explain morgan have a cabinet meeting in surprise, here stands up and says joe it's timeor you to go and everyone that agrees ration hand, then he's out. i've been to many cabinetet meetings and that's not how it works i don't believe this for a second. e honest, kamala harris is the gei vice president xi's not there she's only theren because a womalyn of color not because she can lead the only thing she's bleeding is the word salad she accomplished nothing i feel dumber every time sheow speaks and most americans would agree. she matches up well with trump i think trump would bury her in an election in november but this could be other fish to fry you will see michelle obama and may be gavin newsom. i don't think there's any way. >> their hats are already in tha ring. >> i think it willrr be gavin. larry: you think party elders like durbin, maybe mitch mcconnell who forgets his republican, chuck schumer, is like watergate you will never convicted biden of a crime he doesn't have his marbles, theth whole country knows he doesn't haveer his marbles but there's t to be you to

but, wilson's a message to the country that we are behind you. in south carolina, the state that put joe biden in the white house by helping him when the democratic primary there and eventually the nomination, he then makes south carolina the first democratic primary, because it's a state that not only looks more like the democratic party but also looks more like the nation than iowa and new hampshire. but, he is the incumbent. i think people expect that he will win. i am looking at if we have low turnout, whatever that might be, low turnout, could that be that folks figured, he'll win, there's no need for me to show up at the polls this go around. will those people turn out in november? however, if there is a high turnout, however we are fighting that, if there is a high turnout, could that be that south carolinians, particularly black south carolinians, who are saying like they did in 2020, we are not letting the rest of the country tell us what to think and who we should vote for. we will tell the country who we think should be the nominee, and if south carolina comes out and big numb

son, first lieutenant hunter wilson was an engineer serving with the army guard for a year in afghanistan. it's very personal to me the absolute disgust i have with president joe biden. his appeasement and surrender and abandonment led immediately to the death of 13 young americans at kabul airport even though the sniper had the mass murdering individual bomber in his sights which could have saved the 13 lives and could have saved indeed hundreds of poor african citizens who were murdered, yet the biden rules of engagement came into play and 13 young americans died. with that, too -- let's also give encouragement to what we're into now which we did not choose and that is a war, dictators innovating the democracy with rule of law and we saw that february 24, 2022 when war criminal putin innovated ukraine and we saw it october 7 when hamas, the puppets of iran innovated israel and we see it today with the threats being made against the 24 million people of taiwan by the chinese communist party. all of it goes back to the shameless, shameful decision i think is the most catastrophic in the history of the united states in terms of national defense and security and