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joe wilson rounds up tuesday's action in germany. you imagine the euros without cristiano ronaldo? not sure he can. 20 years of this. against czech republic, portugal predictably had loads of the ball as they searched for a goal. when the czech players have a meaningful attack they did that. after such joy, clumsy stuff at the back helped portugal equalise, an own goal. portugal needed injury time and substitutes to come to the winner. portugal win it! 0h, oh, yes, they can. but victory never grows old. this is all new for georgia, for the first time part of the euros, proud and outnumbered. supporters of turkey dominated dortmund's stadium, you will hear them all when murtagh molder�*s shot hits the net. follow that. georgia did — neat, quick footwork in the build work and the finish, 1—1, good goals but work and the finish, 1—1, good goals, wait work and the finish, 1—1, good goals, wait for turkey's next. arda guler was not born when ronaldo first played in the us but something he could be the new big star. that is why. georgia co

joe wilson for bbc news.w zealand this week, and arguably the toughest challenge in world rugby, they have never won a series against the all blacks in new zealand, and it's been over 20 years since they won a test there. they play in dunedin on the 6th ofjuly and in auckland a week later. if we are just in awe of what the all blacks are we're not going to be on the right headspace to go out and beat them and that is our intention — to go over there and beat the all blacks in new zealand. we are excited to go there and try and do that. we have so much respect for what they do. at the same time, we can't sit back and pay too much respect for that. we have to go and make sure we assert ourselves in the way we want to. and if you want more sports news, why not head over to the bbc sport website or the bbc sport app? until next time — thanks for watching. see you again soon. hello, there. let's take a look at the weather for the week ahead. scotland and northern ireland saw the warmest day of the year so far. 27

joe wilson, bbc news, seville. the chance to secure their place in the euro 2024 knockout stages as group c winners, as they were fortunate to take a draw from an underwhelming display against denmark in frankfurt. 1—1 the score in that match. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello, there. it's hard to deny that the meteorological summer got off to a bit of a slow start, with below average temperatures for much of the first half ofjune. but this week temperatures have been climbing and they have a little further to climb. over the next few days, it is going to be warm. we will see some spells of sunshine, but it's not all plain sailing, some areas of cloud and even some rain, paricularly in the west, and actually, on the weather chart for friday, you can see this frontal system pushing its way in from the west. that is going to bring outbreaks of rain for some of us. rain mo

joe wilson, bbc news, seville.ure their place in the euro 2024 knockout stages as group c winners, as they were fortunate to take a draw from an underwhelming display against denmark in frankfurt. 1-1 the 1—1 the score in that match. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. desired ingredients to make the perfect summer solstice is obviously plenty of sunshine and plenty of warmth — and we had just that on thursday. the question is, will it continue into the weekend? and the answer is, on the whole, yes. warm for many of us with sunny spells, but there will be some rain around in the far west. let's take a look at that arriving in the next few hours. this weather front here, tied into this area of low pressure, will bring a little bit more of a breeze and some showery outbreaks of rain into the northwest, albeit slowly. light winds elsewhere, maybe a little bit of early

our sports correspondent, joe wilson, was watcing the action.ts better on the evidence of this world cup. 57 runs from 39 balls. but when rohit missed, adil rashid hit. india's other batters, with a full range of techniques, kept the big shots coming. it all added up to 171, which felt pretty good. clear skies for england's chase. confused intentions from jos buttler. well, he didn't mean to hit it there. caught and gone for 23. phil salt faced jasprit bumrah — whose face says it all. don't look now. harry brook, 68—6. the last wickets fell in a humbling tumble of run—outs. chance of another run—out. it was india's game long before the final lbw. england lost by 68 runs — in truth outclassed. india to the final, where, in truth, they always imagined they'd be. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. good evening. it was a bit cooler today across the board but we had a top temperature of 25 in the south—east, pretty decent and less humidity. tomorrow, sunshine and showers, quite breezy, courtesy of this area of

joe wilson, bbc news, seville.here of what is a fairly contented denmark side after coming from it go down to get this point, given that they drew their first game against slovenia, they will feel it is some progress despite the fact, and certainly the second half, and the second half of the second half, they looked most likely to win this game. once again, a strong start by england, who did take the lead, but after, like the performance on sunday against serbia, the questions will be about england having taken the lead widely game seemed to retreat for them, and denmark very much and in that space that may be in good enough for them, equalising ten minutes or so before half—time, and then taking it all the way through the end, and to denmark i—i england, a fairly inconclusive result, inconclusive as far as the group is concerned, because hyde england one in front for this evening, they would be qualified for the last 16. as it happens, there is no conclusion, certainly in a positive sense for england, who once aga

fine, but take good care ofjude bellingham, he is already irreplaceable. joe wilson, bbc news.ut on a lot of cool for earlyjune, sunshine and showers and lights will be chilly. gardeners and growers, to be better, because your touch of frost from tuesday. the high—pressure retreating back out towards the atlantic, allowing for some weather fronts to work done from the north. 0ne some weather fronts to work done from the north. one such will bring quite a bit of cloud through the country. some sunny spells, spots of rain over western hills, the best of the sunshine across northern scotland, but the bid may be a few showers across the north, quite bluster here, in turn include already, but top temperatures 19 or 20 in the warmer spots. monday night, the cloud coming and going. there will be some clearer spurs. a few spots of rain pushing on to the north—west of the country, a sign of things to come. most places will be fairly mild. it is all change on tuesday. this conference will bring out breaks of heavy rain, heavy showers and behind it, the colder autocare spells its way sout

joe wilson, bbc news. so three points for portugal thanks to that last gasp winner.coach roberto martinez praised his side's resilience. what pleases me the most is the discipline and being able to control the game. it would've been very easy to blame each other, to become a group of individuals but we didn't do that. we were a team. we look like a team, and i think that's very important for us to grow, to go to the next game now, to recover well and to carry on using the players that we have in the squad. a few other lines from the euros. france captain kylian mbappe is set to play in a mask to protect his broken nose, but a date for his return hasn't yet been decided. the new real madrid forward sustained the injury after colliding with austrian defender kevin danso in france's 1—0 victory on monday. mbappe was taken to hospital in dusseldorf, but didn't require surgery — and has rejoined the squad to continue his treatment. his participation in friday's game against the netherlands remains in doubt. former spain midfielder cesc fabregas has experience of playing i

joe wilson, bbc news. let's get some reaction from guyana now.xar patel was man of the match with three top order wickets, including the england captainjos buttler who says that in hindsight it might have been a mistake not to change the team going into the semifinal but gave full credit to a india. disappointing. um, i think we're outplayed by india and they fully deserved the victory. um, so yeah, i thought, you know, they had a above par score, was hoping to restrict them to sort of 145, 150 probably on that pitch. so, um, it was always going to be a tough chase from there. obviously feeling good. and most of the, uh, i'm feeling good about that. uh, we win the match when you perform and if team doesn't do well, then it doesn't matter. so i think, uh, feeling good. we close to the one step and, uh, close to the trophy, so. yeah. feeling good. wimbledon starts on monday, some of the top stars are playing at the eastbourne international in preparation, three british players reached the quarterfinals in the women's draw, the first time that had h

joe wilson, bbc news. match, arshdeep singh had praise for rohit sharma after the india captain led his side to victory. he's a legend, and the big knock was around the corner all the time, so we were not surprised by the way he played today and it came off really well. and even in the coming games, we just hope he does the same for us. early on it was easy to score runs, the ball was coming on nicely, but afterwards it became tough to hit boundaries. so, we knew when we get a couple of wickets, it will be tough for the new batters coming in to hit boundaries at will. so, that was the plan, and a couple of nice overs from the spinners in the middle of our service. i think we got ourselves in a good position. they bowled a really good couple of overs in the back end there and the breeze was quite hard to hit into. so, combination of trying to get your match up and then when we did go to our match ups, they bowled really, really well. so, yeah, a fair bit of credit goes to how they were able to play out sort

joe wilson there.4 squad, so do follow the story live and replay the news conference on the bbc sport website and of course our app. sticking with the sport. premier league clubs have voted in favour of keeping video assistant referees in place for next season. after the vote, the premier league identified six ways of improving var, including reducing delays by bringing in new, semi—automated technology for spotting offsides. wolves were the only club to back the motion to scrap the process entirely. spacex's starship rocket has launched successfully at the fourth attempt in texas in the us after three failed test flights. but it's the return of the booster that's making waves — it was brought back down to earth to hoverjust above the water in the gulf of mexico. the team wanted to show that the spacecraft could return to earth, meaning it can be used again. our science editor rebecca morelle has more. three, two, one... we have lift—off. the latest test of starship, the biggest and most powerful rocke

joe wilson went to watch one of the matches in spain.xcludes totally people they think don't have ability. it's totally wrong because, come closer, give them the opportunity, give them a football, give them a ball, put them in the field, put them everywhere. gerald mballe is now a legally settled refugee in italy. he fled conflict in cameroon as a child. he now works with special olympics footballers across europe. jose luis from special olympics andalusia told me he's happy to play with people from anywhere in the world. france, germany, other parts of spain — they can be friends. close to the football pitch, seville's refugee centre is home to 120 people from four continents of the world, trying to rebuild their lives. as you know, on august 15th, 2021, my government collapsed by the hand of the taliban and the takeover of afghanistan. but the main message of this football match is about integrity and integration. and it's kind of like a turning point in my life. if you want to stick to the old, to the past, you are going to lose the f

joe wilson, bbc news. keep across it all on the bbc sport website and app. couple of minutes still no goals. thank you. thank you. in new york's 16 district, democrats voters are heading to the polls today to decide what has become the most expensive house primary in us history — and one marked by accusations of antisemitism and racism. the race is between incumbent congressman for that district, jamaal bowman, and his challenger george latimer. mr bowman has represented the bronx in the house of representatives since 2020 — and has been one of the few democrats to consistently criticise israel since it began its war in gaza. george latimer is being backed by pro—israel groups, who have spent nearly $15 million trying to defeat congressman bowman. we are going to show bleep aipac. the power of the bleep south bronx! cheering. people ask me why i've got a foul mouth. what am i supposed to do? you coming after me! you coming after my family! you coming after my children! i'm not supposed to fight back? we gonna show them l who the- we are! cheering. let's spea

joe wilson, bbc news and glenny 21 over the last two overs.d win in antigua, pat cummins what with a hat—trick to help restrict bangladesh to 141 and australia were 100 for two when rain stopped play that was enough for a 28 run victory on dls. jack draper's impressive grass court run is over, beaten by the american tommy paul in their queen's quarterfinal — it went to a decdier in a match that lasted over two hours. alex fletcher reports. please welcome jack please welcomejack draper. the new king of british tennis looking to conquer queen's. jack draper has claimed to new heights in the grass court season, but american tommy paul capable of bringing them back down to earth. the only seed left in a tournament.— a tournament. oh, you are “oking. provin: a tournament. oh, you are “oking. proving his — a tournament. oh, you are “oking. proving his athleticism _ a tournament. oh, you are “oking. proving his athleticism is h a tournament. oh, you are joking. proving his athleticism is no - proving his athleticism is no laughing matter, wrapping up

. —— joe wilson, bbc news.t held her nerve to set up a third round meeting with former wimbledon champion and world numberfour rybakina of kazhakstan, who received a bye in the first round. alayna is an incredible champion and she's a really hard ball striker, and i hope all of you get behind me and i hope all of you get behind me and we can have fund much. there was a double header today at the hockey pro league, with great britain's men and women both in action against germany. there was victory for the men's team in utrecht — zachary wallace with the only goal of the game, a 23rd—minute penalty corner moving them up to fourth in the table. a different story for the women's team who lost 2—0 — that leaves them 7th in the table — hoping for a better result tomorrow against belgium. rugby league convert regan grace has been included in the wales squad for their tour to australia despite still waiting for his international debut in union. in fact, the former st helens wing has only played two senior games in his

this was the world cup semifinal in guyana in june, joe wilson, bbc news.where we're up to. we've had an inspection in the last few moments and play is due to restart at 6.40 uk time. rohit sharma at the crease on 37 alongside suryakumar yadav on 13. mum it is the first day in 14 without some football to watch. hope you're coping ok. 2a teams have become 16 at the european championship, with the group stage done. it started with germany's thrashing of scotland and ended with a georgia shock. in between were some historic moments. lamine yamal became the tournament's youngest player — portugal's pepe is now the oldestand is almost three times oldest and is almost three times the spaniards age. pepe plus team—mate cristiano ronaldo equals 80, with the latter appearing at a record sixth euros. had ronaldo scored he'd be the oldest to do so at the tournament. but that's a record set instead by his former real madrid teammate, luka modric. so we've had young, old, but also quick. nedim bajrami's goal for albania against italy came after 23 seconds — the fastest

joe wilson reports.d south africa's 163 fielding performance, and south africa's163 seem to less so, when england's wickets found, but dipped into the hands of the field, england still needed 12 and over. it seems feasible when harry brooks showed his range of shots. he made 53. south africa's bola's fulton, neil livingstone displayed his power, 33-17. 14 livingstone displayed his power, 33—17. 14 are needed from the last over, harry broke trying to make them, and south africa's captain stretching and holding. england's finished seven runs short, but this match is still alive. this catch, south africa. with onlyjust over a week to go until the tournament starts, andy murray will have surgery on his back to try and secure his wimbledon swansong. with onlyjust over a week to go until the tournament starts, the two—time winner is hoping to make his final appearance. murray was injured at queens this week, struggling from the very start of his second round match. but making wimbledon has not been ruled out b

joe wilson is with gareth southgate and the england squad today and has just been listening to what the's had to say. james maddison and jack grealish being left out hints at where england are strongest. i think that is right. it is an interesting atmosphere around here interesting atmosphere around here in the manicured lawns on the top of hospers lawn. sockets as he is excited and thinks the euros are in open tournament but a air of regret socket saying it was one of the hardest day of the job saying to madison and grealish they are not on the team. declan rice was speaking saying how sad it was after saying goodbye to of his best mates on the team. when southgate says there are better players in those positions, i guess you can see what he means. it just so happens that right now in those kind of, i will call it attacking midfield areas, and clint just have a surplus of talent that they don't have in other parts of they don't have in other parts of the squad —— england. grealish not getting on the man said he first in not that often and madison coming back from injury. there are youn

joe wilson, bbc news. so these are the semifinals coming up this week at the t20 world cup.t squeeze it in before saturday's final in barbados. pretty controversial. but thunderstorms are forecast. under icc regulations, if that's abandoned, india would qualify becasue they finished top of their super 8s group. there had been a few note results, four so far. let's just hope for sunshine. let's have a quick look at some of day's other stories. thierry henry is one of the names being considered to succeed rob page as wales manager. the former arsenal and france striker is in charge of the french under—21s and will also coach their team at the olympics. page was sacked last week after 3.5 years in charge. the olympic champion athing mu won't be able to defend her 800—metres title after falling at the us trials and finishing last. only the top three qualify for paris. great britain's keely hodgkinson claimed silver behind the american at the last games in tokyo. next year's rugby league challenge cup will see the 12 super league clubs joining at the third—round stage, where prev

south africa are already through, after overwhelming afghanistan. 0ur sport reporter joe wilson looks's team who fled to australia, barred from playing cricket by the tally ban. this game deserved to be captivating, but it wasn't. —— caliban. south african bowling reduced the spectacle and reduced afghanistan. the wickets started tumbling and they did not stop. afghanistan were 56 all out. south africa chased the total without much drama, with 11 overs to spare, and that was trinidad's semifinal done. next to guyana. england's cricketers have been crossing the caribbean. it's not always been sunny. it's not always been easy. in the super eight stage, wins against west indies, when phil salt walloped five sixes and the usa, when chrisjordan took a hat trick. they lost to australia earlier in the tournament, too. so how does all that leave england on the brink of their sternest challenge, the semi—final against india? i think there's been parts of this tournament where we've had to play some ugly cricket at times, whether the wind has been a factor or there's been rain about. and i've b

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joe wilson, bbc news.for the most sixes in a county championship innings. sometimes we don't always hear about the great things that happen in county championship cricket. how many again?— county championship cricket. how many again? county championship cricket. how man auain? x: g. ., ., ., many again? 243. 43 and one over of six balls. you've _ many again? 243. 43 and one over of six balls. you've got _ many again? 243. 43 and one over of six balls. you've got to _ many again? 243. 43 and one over of six balls. you've got to feel - many again? 243. 43 and one over of six balls. you've got to feel for - six balls. you've got to feel for the bowler- — six balls. you've got to feel for the bowler. a _ six balls. you've got to feel for the bowler. a high-profile - six balls. you've got to feel for i the bowler. a high-profile bowler six balls. you've got to feel for - the bowler. a high-profile bowler as well, ollie robinson. _ the bowler. a high-profile bowler as well, ollie robinson. yes, _ well, 0llie rob

joe wilson, bbc news.action on sunday when they face slovakia. and they'll have phil foden available for the last 16 match. he's returned back to the england camp after flying home for the birth of his third child. after a disappointing group stage, england have had theirfair share of criticism, but defender marc guehi insists manager gareth southgate has the squad's full support. everyone's behind the manager, that's for sure. we've got a really close, tight—knit group just focused on, you know, the next game. and i think everyone's just really appreciative of the manager, especially me — you know, him giving me my debut for england. him showing so much confidence in me. i'm really grateful and i'm sure the rest of the team is, as well. we'll finish where we started, back at wimbledon, where there might be change on the horizon. the international tennis federation are looking at changing how tennis balls are made in an effort to become more sustainable. sports news correspondent laura scott reports. new b

joe wilson, bbc news. the fans were not happy and gareth southgate could understand.h you during the game and we did not do that. so we have to accept the reaction as it was. it's been a busy night at wembley where thousands of staff have transformed the stadium to get it ready, a really poignant day of rugby league. the challenge cup final is always a momentous occasion, but today, it will carry much more emotion than normal, as the sport pays its respects to rob burrow — the rugby league great — who passed away last sunday, from motor neurone disease, aged just 41. this afternoon's challenge cup final, will kick off seven minutes late, in tribute to burrow, who wore the number seven shirt, during his illustrious career. there will also be an applause, on the seventh minute of all matches today — and it's a tribute, that has prompted a message, from one of the sport's most famous fans. if you love rugby league and you loved what that little champion did in every single jersey ever played in, go to wembley, go to wembley and celebrate his life and his career and celeb

we got emily wilson, joe devito . tip entire is. gutfeld 10 p.m..kevin mccarthy, mike rowe and madison alworth but first, i'd like to share with you where i was this morning. >> i spoke at the associated builders and contractors legislative breakfast in washington, d.c. for the upcoming election. they were kind enough to present me with the abc merit champion award for my show. >> wow. >> how generous and thoughtful you are as a proud and oddly earned it. this is the greatest untold story of all. >> jesse j. >> all right then. bennifer. >>at's it. >> welcome to jesse watters. primetime tonight. emocra the democrats ep

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tonight emily wilson. joe devito. timpf and tyrus gutfeld 10:00 p.m. let's go to you, jesse what do you have tonight that we can ignore. >> jesse: tonight kevin mccarthy, madison alworth. i spoke at the associated builders and contractors legislative breakfast in washington, d.c. for the upcoming election. they were kind enougto prent me with an abc merit champion award. wow, how generous and thoughtful. >> greg: you are insane. >> jesse: so proud. >> greg: this is the greatest uncle story of all. jesse. >> jesse: don't say it. [laughter] >> greg: that's it. hi, bret. >> bret: so basically greg, jesse has to get an award every time he speaks. >> greg: yes. you called it. >> bret: i just wanted to finish the sentence. >> jesse: it's out. >> >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, for the second time in a little more than two years, major u.s. supreme court ruling on abortion appears to have been leaked to the public ahead of its official release. this time the high court is apparently poised to allow emergency abo

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let's go live tojoe wilson, for more on this — joe.gifted players like jack grealish and james maddison and left them out for a major tournament, but thatis them out for a major tournament, but that is what has happened. gareth southgate said this has been one of his most difficult days in the job, to leave those two out in particular. england have a surplus of options in attacking positions and southgate said players like cole palmer have just had better seasons. in defence, options are more limited. harry maguire, a stalwart under southgate, has not recovered from injury. luke shaw at least has recovered to be in the squad. here is a name, adam wharton, 20, only played half a season in the premier league, finds himself in the squad. many people say that england have never had more options for the national men's team. as southgate has acknowledged, in many ways, it just makes his job has acknowledged, in many ways, it just makes hisjob more difficult. the time is 6:15. our top story this evening... some of the surviving veterans of th

joe wilson, bbc news. what a moment under pressure it was to hold that catch.her andy murray will be able to play at wimbledon or not. the two—time champion will undergo a procedure on his back later, with just over a week until the tournament gets underway. murray was forced to retire from his second round match againstjordan thompson at queen's on wednesday. the 37—year—old is set to retire later this year and this week said ending his career at either wimbledon or the paris olympics would be "fitting." in the past two weeks jack draper has won his first atp title, become the new british number one and beaten defending champion carlos alcaraz at queens. but he was unable to follow that up against the american tommy paul in the quarterfinals, losing in three sets. despite the loss, draper has ensured he will be seeded for wimbledon. there was also no joy for the other brit in the quarterfinals. billy harris losing in straight sets to italy's lorenzo musetti. but the wild card will pick up £121,000 for his four days' work in london. that's more than half his pr

joe devito. she had enough knowledge not to go to college host of emily saves america, emily wilson.skinny she uses chapstick as deodorant near times best-selling author and fox news contributor cat temp and he can catch a cab with his bare hands year times best selling author and comedian and former nwa world heavyweight champion tyrus. so joy think is a comedian you must understand reciprocity you tell really bad jokes and people blew. >> exactly cause-and-effect. >> you think this dries the citizens there they feel like they have to vote for him even though he sucks. >> we talk about if trump is going to get a big part of the blackfoot right he's not unless the j and donald trump stands for jamarcus all of a sudden it's good is he seeing enough improvement there democrats will realize oh, we have to do sign for the people that we take for granted which is a bad thing you never want to have a voting block taken for granted. i think what we are seeing is that people are realizing they have other choices and to compare them. who is the guy angry and yelling and who's the guy smiling

wilson up 2 and nevada. how can you look at this statistic and not conclude joe biden is a drag on the ticket?what do you say to that? >> i'm saying this and think i've set for the last 10 plus years they've been told this repeatedly it's disgusting to keep saying over and over that you cannot continue to ignore these voters. michigan is in trouble not just read black voters but organizing 100,000 google to go to the polls to say they are not committing to either once. that's an issue. it's an issue with college students and the unions on strike let's not forget all last year. in all these 7 swing states all the issues, people come up all they want to about wrappers and let me give you some breaking news he is externally popular in detroit. so when you got someone like that who says pay attention and look at what i'm talking about and you just getting 1 or 2% difference it could make a difference. i'm independent martha want to make it clear i am not a democrat or republican. but joe biden administration cannot afford to sit on their butt and say is not a game and not invest the time, money re

wilson says to the world? he just comes out and you think have you thought about this? the whole world is looking at joeok at the other person. >> this is hollywood for ugly people. this is defeat -- tc. gavin is not that ugly on the outside but he is ugly on the inside. he is an actor. i think him being trotted out nationally right now is the democrats believing that they can tell a story to the american public with his face, and his voice. they do not want anybody to look at the substance because he has run california into the ground. >> trace: there was a lot of evidence to support that. the daily mail did ask a very fair question. working here, why was gavin newsom conveniently front and centre before and after the debate defendant joe biden? a lot of people have asked why was he debating rhonda santos? why was he in china? why was he in alabama? why? he clearly wants to be president. i think he was planning on 2028. but in the back of his mind if you put truth serum in it he probably thought that just in case something happens, in 2024 i will position myself to be ready. i think that he is probably

wilson center. she's also the author of the book insanity defense. why our failure to secure defense makes us less safe. let me ask you about this situation. joe biden, while americans don't tend to vote on foreign american issues is wisely reminding the world and our allies why these are alliances and why not being isolationists is uniquely important for america right now. >> biden traced a direct line to franklin roosevelt to ronald reagan to himself. there's been a continuity in both parties over 80 years. certainly applauding a victory we achieved with allies in 80 years ago at d day. but also being an interventionist country. being willingfully ignorant about history and why that matters is a wrong look. and it is very scary to think about how many countries all over the world and i travel extensively, are terrified about what the administration, the new administration if trump wins could bring. >> bobby, the concept of interventionist america has historically been a bad thing. they say, america should mind their own business, they should stop trying to police the world. but as america stands back and stops trying to police the world, car

wilson was president of the united states. i wonder who is making decisions right now? is that guy making all the decisions? did joe biden decide to suspend aid to israel or what weapons could go to ukraine? i don't trust that he is actually making the decisions. after that debate we should be asking ourselves the question, who is running the country? that guy isn't. >> harris: look, we have talked a little bit about how world leaders and enemies might see us. i'm more concerned what happens when he is in the room with them and who is making the decisions and carrying on those conversations? because i can't imagine it is solely him, or even him at times. you know it was a real tell tale sign of how badly this went for the left side of the aisle when the vice president came out to defend her boss's performance. watch this. >> people can debate on style points but ultimately this election and who is the president of the united states has to be about substance. and the contrast is clear. look at what happened during the course of the debate. donald trump lied over and over and over again whether it be obstruction. the

wilson who is enjoying the heat. no doubt. thank you, aaron. well, it is day 2 of the federal trial of president joenter biden. he is dealing with firearms charges are wishing respondent reshad hudson has more. >> from a delaware court room, opening statements in a federal firearms cases against the president's son, hunter biden. but this is the first time a sitting president's >> family member has been on trial. first lady jill biden walked into the courtroom for second day to show her support political science. professor todd belt says the first lady and his sister sitting in the courtroom shows how close the biden family is. i think doctor joe biden is there because she cares about a hunter biden. and you know what's going to happen to him? prosecutors started their case by saying no one is above the law. no matter what your name is, they charge he lied about his drug use and he's going up with patients. hunter biden's attorney argued that his client did not have a drug problem when he stated in the paperwork that he was not on drugs belt doesn't believe this will have an impact on president bide

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wilson. good morning to both of you. kris, i'll start with you, get your reaction to this appearance by donald trump in the church when you've got joe couple as expects. you look at the impact it could have on michigan. president trump lost michigan. joe biden got 90% of the black vote. all president trump would have to do is double his percentage of the black vote to 20% and right now national polls show him between 25 and 30%. i think these visits are very important. if you look at michigan, wisconsin, georgia, he has a really strong opportunity to change the face of the electorate by getting a small increase in the after a can african-americanvote. national polls show he's doing better than that. when you look at what happened at the fundraiser plays into a bigger, more negative narrative. it affects every vote. recent polling shows 76% of americans are concerned about joe biden's health, his cognitive ability, his age. that includes 54% of democrats and 81% of independents so when those sort of clips you've showed, it will show hundreds of times on television today, that will play into the numbers and that 76%, it's hard to beli

joe was always wanted to be president xi likes the power. as uncomfortable as it may be to look at jill biden, what is driving her? i decided let's take a look at edith wilson was the second wife of president woodrow wilson and she married him about four years for kate before he became president of the united states let me tell you a little bit about edith wilson from our friends at thought company.com. despite already being in poor health and against the advice of his doctors president wilson acroscrossed the nation by train the fall of 1919 and it was. campaign to win support for his league of nation planned the nation of postwar desire for international isolationism he enjoyed little success was rushed back to washington after collapsing from physical exhaustion. wilson never fully recovered finally suffered a massive stroke on october 2 , 19 he had been very frail up to that point. a massive stroke utterly incapacitated. edith his wife immediately began making decisions after consulting with the president's doctor, she refused to make her husband resign allow the vice president to take over. said edith began what she would later call her one year five m