but of course, that's because none of us knew what joe wilson had been up to. and watching the war proceed. it was just too much for joe. so what did joe do from the state of the union in 2003? >> he turned this over every moment. joe was like, look, i know i went to niger. i investigated these reports. that wasn't true. he spoke to his former colleagues in the state department. he spoke to people up on the hill that, you know, this isn't right. >> it became an obsession. >> yes joe wilson was so upset that after months of stewing over bush's false statement, he published an op ed in the new york times refuting bush's state of the union address claim, basically calling the president out as a liar. >> wilson accused the white house of manipulating the intelligence from niger to justify an invasion of iraq. >> new questions about the president's case against iraq, with some of it based on bad intelligence. >> so tell me about when you first read joe wilson's op ed. >> it was really like a lightning bolt. galvanizing. he had a lot of credit because he'd been a bush

joe wilson, bbc news.darts, where we now know there will be a new world champion after the exit of luke humphries last night. luke littler and three time world champion michael van gerwyn are in action tonight at alexandra palace, while this afternoon, 12th seed nathan aspinall secured his place in the quarter—finals. our reporterjames gregg is there. he was the headline act of that afternoon session. the crowd treated it in a good—natured way, england versus germany. and aspinall, the number 12 also good against riccardo jess kerr. he had no chance, the german despite his good form and good results up to this point to get to this post—christmas stage. you have got to have played some good darts. but he cruised into the last eight and he did look very good indeed. we should make mention of the two boys from the north—east. callum riggs and chris dobey. riggs is ranked outside of the top 40 in the well. it is something even the top players is the benchmark because of his high averages, his checkout ability

injury earlier in the match, we'll hearfrom him in a moment, but first here's our correspondent joe wilsons where it ends for england's men. the year of test matches is done, but what conclusions? well, joe root is still essential. obviously made another 50 in england's second innings. and how now to dislodge this batter? that's called advancing your case. jacob bethell scored 76 and he seized his test chance. new zealand came fast at harry brook. will o'rourke was too good with that delivery. a down to earth kind of match for brook. the world number one made one. and what to make of ollie pope's dismissal? an end of year feel to that. teams rarely lose by a bigger margin — 423 runs. brydon carse last out, four wickets for mitchell santner. ben stokes didn't bat. he was waiting to be scanned. the hamstring he injured again bowling on day three as stokes waits for a full diagnosis. remember, england won the series two one but hard to celebrate after this defeat. sustained success is what they seek. the last goodbye to new zealand's tim southee, retiring after 16 years of tests. well, see yo

district of south carolina. >> ladies and gentlemen, friends of france, my name is joe wilson, a member district of south carolina. i am grateful to serve as the cochair of the congressional french caucus, appreciating my personal french history. thank you ambassador for you being here today, along with the members of the american friends of lafayette and friends of our beloved ally, france. my appreciation is very personal of being here today in that the marquee arrived to assist in the revolution in my home community of georgetown, charleston, south carolina on june 13, 1777 and we greeted the general and what an impact he had on our country. we all know france is the first american ally dating to march 21, 1778, and when the french monarchy recognized the independence of the united states and then on diplomat relations august 6th, 1778. south carolina really cherishes its french history and we are grateful even today that we have the only functioning french church in america founded in 1844 in charleston. additionally,s leading patriot of the american revolution was hugonot, a belove

our sports correspondent joe wilson has been following the story.you say, will be aimed at chief executive bill sweeney and the financial package that was awarded to him whereby he earns over £1 million a year, that include substantial bonuses at a time in context when rfu are recording losses as you say. he may well point out that he's guided rfu's through the difficult pandemic times, he may argue that his financial settlement, although big, he wages might be operable with others in the corporate world. he mayjust point out that the meeting has taken place in the allianz stadium officially, that naming rights deal is one that he got over the line, controversial and its own way but reasonably lucrative, so there are ways that he can defend himself. of course, for any chief executive who might feel the position becomes untenable, resignation is a possibility, you mentioned further down the line, there is the potential certainly of a vote of no—confidence coming his way. so, there are ways bill sweeney can and i'm sure will defend himself but right n

the speaker said hey, that's reason i asked joe wilson to come to all my speeches.ut that's what we have in the republican party. the isolationist who just really believe that the atlantic ocean is an extraordinary defensive fortification. and then, okay, and i just disagree with some of when they talk about foreign wars. hey, i wanted to be a foreign war. we'll have to wait for it to get here. and i do want to relive september 13, 1939 to get. if we'd backed up the brits and the french at the right time and stop hitler from the envision september 1, i mean september 17, stalin dividing poland in five weeks, 60,000 poles were murdered. hey, people should notice that an active against the axis. >> kind of a division between us i think, to us republicans. i mean there's those of us to look at allies like ukraine in israel and see them as manic the front lines so we don't have to. >> that's it. >> and they see, they see those allies as pulling us into conflicts that are needless to us. >> well, anatoly disagree. my view, we are in this conflict between dictators and de

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he said, hey, that's the reason i asked joe wilson to come to all of my speeches. but that's the divisions that we have in the republican party. when they talk about foreign wars. i want it to be a foreign war, not here and i don't want to relive 1943 again. if we had stopped hitler. and september 17stalin poland. in five weeks, 60,000 poles were murdered. people should have noticed that and acted against the axis. >> kind of the division between us republicans -- those of us who look at allies like ukraine and israel and see them as manning the front lines so that we don't have to. >> that's it. >> and they ski those allies as pulling us into conflicts that are needless to us. >> i totally disagree. my view there -- in this conflict between dictators and democracies so sad lip it is a hot war for the people of ukraine and the people of israel. but they are responding and the courage and i like to point out my view of president zelensky and that is when the putin-esque accusations that he's scrubbed, i point out to people, let me tell you a definition of noncorrupt

. >> republican representative joe wilson of south carolina discusses support for israel, the war inkraine, and threats from adversaries, including iran, china and russia. he talks about the situation in syria after a militant group was able to take over the city of aleppo. this is hosted by the hudson institute in washington, d.c.

joe wilson, bbc news.est of the uk from the atlantic now but the weather will take a turn for the worse overnight and into tomorrow. this is when we have this red wind warning from the met office, gusts of 90 mph for this part of wales and the bristol channel. a red weather warning means a danger to life. they were at the risk of travel disruption, there may be power cuts and some large and dangerous waves. everything is happening out in the atlantic. this area of cloud is developing into this deepening area of low pressure which is forming storm darragh. looking at the radar picture over the last few hours this is the first signs of the storm. this is where we have seen rain coming into western areas and the wind is starting to pick up. elsewhere the wind is much lighter, it is cloudy and dry but more chilly than yesterday. following the track of the storm overnight, pushing in from the west, tracking across the uk, bringing spells of rain, also snow over higher parts of northern scotland. another spell o

and this is joe wilson, who has said that he has invited us so low me sort of a, surely to donald trump, you know, gratian in january, stating that in his point to be, she's the only elected winter to meet me there in georgia. but she would say that to represent at georgia at that integration, and he's also now trying to post a new in the us that would see her officially recognized is the only legitimate nita. next week i will introduce the georgia nightmare non recognition act, which will prohibit us recognition of the legal dick tutorial regime in georgia and recognize salome zora beach. bailey as the only legitimate leader in georgia until such a time is free and fair elections are held. you know, mike, i think was pretty key here is what does donald trump think it had been to when he was re elected in november? but that could be a reset for relations with georgia. however, i think you only have to look at some of his appointees, particularly mike waltz, who's going to be the new national security advisor who is not keen on jolting dreams found the this is ethan. i'm h, bailey at c,

this is joe wilson, who has said that he has invited us so low mean sort of personality to donald from single gratian in january spacing. that in his point to be, she's the only me elected winter to it needed in georgia. but she was b that to represent at georgia at that in gratian. and he's also now trying to post a new in the us that would see her officially recognized as the need legitimately to. next week, i will introduce the georgia nightmare non recognition act, which will prohibit us recognition of the illegal dick tutorial regime in georgia and recognize salome zora beach. bailey as the only legitimate leader in georgia until such a time is free and fair elections are held. so i think given that we've got this cross party support for sanctions and possibly slow miserably speedy, it'll be interesting to see how that plays out from the us perspective. coming to you or not one, we've had your pin, the has consistently saying that they support. so they should be me, but they won't be surprised selections that she's been cooling for. the baltic states, former certain vit states, in

you have the feelings, like representative joe wilson, who all the years i was on in the house as a staff or he would go down and make floor statements. and every single floor statement every single day was we will never forget 911. well, who did not 11 joe, but it was all kind of, he's running syria. joe was higher and he's the one now calling for an in the all sections. again, syria now that l card is in control. this is the level of intellect, of people who run for the united states in our us congress and the white house. stanley, obviously israel, the united states and their allies feel very much in bold. and i mean there, they are there and they're busy with success. the use the phrase here, um, i do worry that there's a hubris is going to kick in. and of course we have a ran on the agenda. it's always been on the agenda and looking at the foreign policy, quote unquote expertise around trump. i worry that they even, and a greater expansion of this, maybe because they'll, they'll, there's going to be the perception or ran is weak or solid. was weak around is weak . that does, that's u

now this is a republican, so the other side of the political divide, and this is joe wilson who has said that he has invited us so low. mean sort of a should be to donald from single who ation in january. i think seeing that in his point, to be sure to meet elected winter to miss music in georgia, that she was the that to represent suicide in georgia. i got the new gratian and he's also now trying to post a new in the us. that would see her officially recognized the st. louis needs legitimate thing to next week, i will introduce the georgia nightmare non recognition act, which will prohibit us recognition of the legal dick tutorial regime in georgia and recognize salome zora beach. bailey, as the only legitimate leader in georgia until such a time is free and fair elections are held. so i think, given that we've got this cross party support for sanctions and possibly so miserably speedy, it'll be interesting to see how that plays out from the us. perspective coming to you or not, once we've had you repeatedly has consistently saying that they support so they should be that they won't be

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>> well, it's interesting, i think, because there is a member of congress, joe wilson, who has been kindf like he is a supporter of donald trump, and he's been kind of the voice in support of georgia. and he is urging the trump administration when it comes into office, not to recognize the newly elected president or chosen president as legitimate, to keep recognizing salome zourabichvili, which is interesting. and you have, i know, at least one european country from the baltics. i believe lithuania is saying that they will recognize her as well. so the strategy here might be to wait this out, to have the international community continue to, uh, consider president zurabishvili the legitimate president, and then hope also that those sanctions remember, just a few days ago, the united states, uh, sanctioned, um, uh, bidzina ivanishvili, who is the head of the georgian dream party and really the most powerful person here in the country. they sanctioned him. and so the results of those sanctions will have to be seen. so there are a lot of i think there's a lot of movement internationally, but

and, um, recently congressman joe wilson has been championing georgia's sort of the georgian democracy's in the united states. and he's the co-chair of the helsinki commission. and he invited president zurabishvili and it's a quote, as the legitimate leader of georgia to donald trump's inauguration. and that caused, of course, a lot of controversy in georgia. >> yeah. i want to talk a bit about the actual president that's coming in now, because this is the first time that the president wasn't chosen by a national selection. right. and instead it was parliament that selected him. the 2024 presidential election was the first in history of georgia to have only one candidate from only one party on the ballot. but in 2018, there were, what, 65 candidates? that's a lot of people. so how is this new option making people feel so with today's inauguration of the georgian dream candidate, as you correctly said, party chosen, no contest, no competition with anybody else. >> um, president, this finalizes georgia's constitutional transition from the presidential republic to the parliamentary republic

coming up next, joe wilson, republican of south carolina at the hudson institute will talk about the state of the middle east with an examination there at 2:00 this afternoon. and then you can follow along on c-span 2 if you wish. and then the 250th founding of america, its birthday in 2026, also. a lot of activities coming up. coming up next, a discussion of how democrats are binding together after the election to see what happens during the trump administration. skye perryman from the group democracy forward joins us for that discussion later on in the program. we'll hear from the button institute taylor barkley discussing oil drilling and policies with the incoming trump administration. those discussions coming up on washington journal. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> there is something for every c-span fan when you let your fingers do the shopping during our cyber monday sale. going on right now, our online store, save up to 35% off site wide. save on sweatshirts, flatware, mugs and more and every purchase helps support our nonprofit operation. shop c-

at wilson, truman, obama, carter and joe biden. top five.criticism they get to policies that is about pro-family, pro security, pro protection of the border, pro build your own business as big as you want to be, pro having kids and choosing some to be big in your life, all those arguments are making a comeback in ways we have never seen before. it is converting democrats like elon musk and people like joe rogan, people like kelsey gabert, this will be a very interesting and think for a 12 year run. >> jesse: 12 year one? this was predicted, she said 12 years on this show in this blog about a couple weeks ago, i like these predictions. i can get in on that. [chuckling] go ahead. >> i was going to say the reason why they were worried about trump today, they are worried about you on musk and they are worried about j.d. vance pick by the way remember only the paranoid survive you, watch the media and other people trying to pin these guys against each other, watch i very closely the next 55 years we do not fall for it, they will pin them against

wilson and jordan has this report from washington. as at the beginning of 2024, many assumed the last 2 men to serve as us president joe button. and donald trump would be running against each other again in november. what's joe wide going to do is you're going to drop out there. what are you doing? we're gonna we're we're doing great in nevada. we're doing great. great in arizona, we're doing great, really good at north carolina by the end of the year. trump was president of what, but no one would have guessed health things played out along the way. biting the incumbent thought he could campaign and when on a strong economy, voters disagreed. unusually for the us public. they also judged biden's handling of foreign affairs, namely the war on garza the death of tens of thousands of palestinians angered many era, but most of them citizens and sparks campus protests. the result, fewer democratic boats from these groups of november, especially in swing states such as michigan vitamins age became a big problem after he debated trump in june. soon, barton was out of the race. come on, harris took his place. the however, the earliest

wilson because that was 16 months. this report says in the spring of 2021 they were cancelling national security meetings because joe wasing a bad day. >> you remember fox news when i came on your other shows during the campaign of 2019, he forgot himself in the middle of speeches and people were warning the democratic party that this man was not capable. brock... and then when he did it apparently obama said if if you were going to do it we will use you. we are no longer useful, we don't want you. >> there might have to be an investigation into the cover up. that i think the american people need the truth on. merry christmas. and happy new year. this might be my last show for the year. dr. jill gets her revenge on nancy pelosi. (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) experience the magic of the season at santa's wonderland with a free photo with santa— a holiday tradition to treasure forever. bass pro shops and cabelas— your adventure starts here. patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth, they have to make a choice- one versus the other. new sensodyne clinical white, it provides 2 shades whiter teeth as well as providing 2

wilson was in a stingy guy but not when it comes to his family. >> laura: really quick, obamadn bros, did they not think he would pardon his son? t >> joebiden puts the law first. i think that is what the democrats thought about joe biden. >> laura: ari, you are soes smart, ari fleischer you are so smart. you believe joe biden kills more about his family and was not t going to pardon him? i'm not shocked by a lot, but i am shocked to think that. >> they took biden by his word. theyfu wanted to believe him. >> laura: sol and ari, thank you. biden is out of commission ny something wicked this way comes, but it is not. raymond arroyo with "seen and unseen" is next. ra: >> laura: it is time fories "seen and unseen" where we rebuild the stories behind the headlines. we turned to fox newsere contributor raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, layer pray tell is joe biden? t> christmas time when you wan to get rid of grandpa you send them outside t ao play with the kids and build a snowman. the white house staff and angola is his snowman. biden sent to angola to conduct foreign policy, which brings me sadly, laura, to one of the last malarkey. >>

wilson because that was 16 months. this report says in the spring of 2021, they were canceling national security meetings because joe wasing a bad day. >> well, you remember fox news. i came on your other shows during the campaign of 2019. he forgot his he forgot himself in the middle of speeches, and people were warning the democratic party that this man was not capable. barack biden said to him, you don't have to do this, joe. and then when he did it by, apparently obama said, okay, if you're going to do it, we'll use you. >> yeah. >> well, i mean, useful when you're no longer useful. we don't want you. >> there might have to be an investigation into the cover up that i think the american people need the truth on a merry christmas and happy new year. if you can't tell, this might be my last show for the year. doctor jill gets her revenge on nancy pelosi. >> hey, grab more delectables. you know that lickable cat treat the lickable delectables yes, just hurry. >> must be delicious. >> delectables lickable treat deliciously lickable delectables patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth. >> they have to