johnson yeah , they're wall. johnson yeah, they're having one of these. yeah yes.s is really dragging my hands out. but you know, look, i guess you could argue this is high power . they've got to make an power. they've got to make an issue lesser, but you still treat people like , human beings. treat people like, human beings. and also the question, what point is actually affect your job and their will.7 questions now raised as to whether the whole withdrawal from afghanistan was affected because of his behaviour and people possibly dying. and if that's because essentially can't control himself , bills need because essentially can't control himself, bills need . i control himself, bills need. i completely agree there's a completely agree there's a complete difference between being decisive and not looking at process with unnecessary but people aren't human beings they're civil servants they're they're civil servants they're the robots automatons operate in which case there's no point in shouting out. then you're not going to activate emotional response to them eith

johnson yeah , they're wall. johnson yeah, they're having one of these. yeah yes.s is really dragging my hands out. but you know, look, i guess you could argue this is high power . they've got to make an power. they've got to make an issue lesser, but you still treat people like , human beings. treat people like, human beings. and also the question, what point is actually affect your job and their will.7 questions now raised as to whether the whole withdrawal from afghanistan was affected because of his behaviour and people possibly dying. and if that's because essentially can't control himself , bills need because essentially can't control himself, bills need . i control himself, bills need. i completely agree there's a completely agree there's a complete difference between being decisive and not looking at process with unnecessary but people aren't human beings they're civil servants they're they're civil servants they're the robots automatons operate in which case there's no point in shouting out. then you're not going to activate emotional response to them eith

boris johnson. yeah johnson. 0 plus expenses received £276,130 plus expenses for a us his bus fare as well. yeah exact well actually you had the bus fare and then it seems like you took his family along. so that's 250 kids, heads of two the whole thing that so yeah was there in america he was supposedly meeting he enjoyed the hospitality of rupert murdoch and he's in america and yet the actual it seems like accommodation hospitality a value of about 11 grand and this him going to montana. yes for a 30 minute speech and also a sort of meet and greet for 45 minutes. that's where he got like quarter of a million, essentially where as a poor old theresa may did a speech and she only go t £97,000. got it. well, only got £97,000. got it. well, losing what i don't get is why it's she's an open spot on the whole prime minister. so why is it news ? because boris is doing it news? because boris is doing this all the time. he did on the other day in new york. he got like $350,000. that's what we're going every time this is g

i think both will win. >> because you brought up ron johnson. >> yeah. >> i'd like to play for you whats been saying on the campaign trail about accepting or not accepting election results. >> i sure hope i can but i can't predict what the democrats might have planned. you know, we're not trying to do anything to gain partisan advantage. we're doing whatever we can to restore confidence. >> i want nothing more than when the polls close to say okay, nothing weird happened here. you know, we didn't find a bunch of suspicious activity. our observers were able to observe. they were given full access. we had full transparency in the chain of custody of all the absentee ballots of the flash drives, those things to be delivered into the election central counts, okay is? we want full transparency, full access and if that happens and that's what needs to happen, then i'll accept the results but we need that full transparency. i'm not sure we're going to get it. >> at that last part, i'm not sure we're going to get it. >> well, we had concerns for now two decades. i exposed back in 2000 the smoke

have already called the state of wisconsin in favor of the republican candidate and incumbent ron johnson. yeahi can see the reason why i was looking at what the outstanding number of ballots were and >> basically all the university towns are pretty much maxed out. that would and that crowd normally in the blue shift, for example, that occurred in 2020 those university towns with same day registration on the college students. they've been maxed out. i think that that pretty much is close to game over for for mandela barnes. good race, though. okay. yeah. and it stayed close right up into the absolutely looks like it's gone. other republicans weigh on that one. let's switch over to one of the western states here nevada. that's also still a toss up. >> and i'll bring it up and put it here between us. this is the one that has adam laxalt and catherine cortez masto, the incumbent. and right now 77% of the vote. it's still relevant close. but the public and in the nevada has a tough area because >> the economy is such a big issue in nevada right now. but the issue is going to be right here. the vega

boris johnson. yeah johnson. 0 plus expenses received £276,130 plus expenses for a us his bus fare as well. yeah exact well actually you had the bus fare and then it seems like you took his family along. so that's 250 kids, heads of two the whole thing that so yeah was there in america he was supposedly meeting he enjoyed the hospitality of rupert murdoch and he's in america and yet the actual it seems like accommodation hospitality a value of about 11 grand and this him going to montana. yes for a 30 minute speech and also a sort of meet and greet for 45 minutes. that's where he got like quarter of a million, essentially where as a poor old theresa may did a speech and she only go t £97,000. got it. well, only got £97,000. got it. well, losing what i don't get is why it's she's an open spot on the whole prime minister. so why is it news ? because boris is doing it news? because boris is doing this all the time. he did on the other day in new york. he got like $350,000. that's what we're going every time this is g

yeah. congressman johnson, last word. >> yeah, i agree with scott, scott is one of my favorite members on thee of the aisle to work with because he is so common sense. it's not just on energy policy that he and i work on. we work on other areas as well. and i can tell you i think he is actually right there. are a lot of things on the table and get to the table and go to work. i know scott is committed to that i am as well. >> bret: congressman johnson, congressman peters, we really appreciate your time coming to common ground. >> thanks, and happy thanksgiving to everyone. >> yeah. thank you. happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> bret: coming up, a nato ally has designs to attack a u.s. partner, jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with that story and then after a barrage of russian missile strikes, ukrainians bear down for cold and dark nights ahead. and dark nights ahead. ♪ ♪ i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effectiv

yeah. same. >> sean: ron johnson in wisconsin. matt? >> yeah. he's got it. >> sean: what do you think, robert? >> i think he wins, but because he's an incumbent he might -- he might be a little under what the polling says. >> sean: okay. nevada. matt? >> that one i believe is going to be one of the two seats that will probably cause republicans to secure the senate. i think he wins. >> sean: okay. robert, do you agree? >> definitely. >> sean: what do you think about arizona, blake masters, robert? >> i feel masters with the libertarian getting out, he has an advantage now, and he'll close the gap. i think he wins it, but by a hair. >> sean: what do you think, matt? >> i basically agree. i think kari lake is running so strong that's going to help push him over the edge. >> sean: let's look at three gubernatorial raise. new york, michigan, new york, arizona. who wins those three races, matt? >> kari lake is going to win in arizona based on the polling we've been doing for the fox affiliate there. michigan will be a tight race to the end. i'm not e

johnson. was that reminder an attempt at intimidation to silence them? >> yeah it's all part of the plan to chill people's speech at the same thing. joe biden did the other night. it's the same reason why as the trafalgar group, mr. cayley pointed out, people are reluctant. republicans are reluctant to participate polls. it's all designed to to chill speech. and it's a fundamental attack on the first amendment. and it's wrong. and by the way, merrick garland did that. if you remember on the day after you talked about this issue on your show the next day, shazam, here comes merrick garland saying, oh, here's here's how you're supposed to operate people in the justice department. if you're going to talk to congress, i found that a little more than coincidental. so, yeah, this is all designed to chill speech. and it's so scary when you think about what they've been up to . think about the last two months on . they raided the home of the former president , took the phone of a sitting member of congress and kicked in the door of a pro-life activist outside of philade

yeah. well, johnson talking about how we've got high pressure overhead. that kind of does that kind of everything down. >> making things a little unhealthy air quality wise, john, we thinking about today. yeah. and you know, the high pressure ridge is still in place today. we're looking at highs in the 70's. it would be so perfectly sunny, if it wasn't for all that wood burning and that is resulting in that haze that you will not be able to miss as you're stepping outside today. so a reminder there that what you're putting into the atmosphere today is also what you're going to be breathing in. normally that skidded out not so much this time around. what word in the midst of right now at pier 15 is crystal clear. skies very calm winds this morning. love to see such a beautiful morning like this. and we are going to be seeing another beautiful afternoon today. now it is chilly this morning. so of course, don't forget your jackets. a few passing clouds today from a system that is working its way up into the pacific northwest. all we're getting from this is th

but of course, johnson didn't have writers. so yeah, impeachment. >> i mean legally, i can't answer that question. i feel like, if he says something that is, where he perjured himself, then, yes? >> >> it seems like it could be the sign of an actual crime. i don't know. >> not an actual crime. i don't know. there were questions about whether this president's use of his twitter account, the leading treats. i mean, whether he is in violation of the presidential records act by doing, so things. but, i think, as john said, one of the things that speechwriters live in fear of, it is just being wrong. and, you know, writing something, well, it -- we are not current speechwriters, but we lived in fear of, it was just being incorrect. so, hence the fact checkers, hence the lawyers, who made sure that what we said was not in violation of anything. and like you said, johnson didn't have that. there were also other regions they impeached him. >> good history lesson. >> so, for all of us prospective speechwriters, what are you doing now? >> that's

most the all to so yeah. johnsonk to i'll come to you on sunday i'll come back to you on that. but matthew when people a lot of people voted for brexit, immigration was a massive, massive issue . i was a massive, massive issue. i don't think it really was massively about or creed or nationality. it was about numbers and it was about quality . and actually what we're seeing now is the fact that the none of those things have really been implemented. they it does look it does just seem a little bit to me a little bit to me, like now is not really a country . now is not really a country. it's just a plot of land with an economy. and anyone who wants it is allowed to come . yeah, look, is allowed to come. yeah, look, i mean just on that point about, you know, my views about i think i'm unashamed to very proud say that i'm pro—immigration and that's something that i'm interested in in whatsoever in terms the brexit vote the terms of the brexit vote in the politics i the key politics here. i mean, the key demand leave was t

yeah. that's a really interesting question. many levels. longstreet is like johnson. he thought a lot of him. they thought they lost their best commander, right? longstreet also was self serving. i have a lot of opinions on him. i don't have the time for that. he also wanted to advance and i think that really saw him as reliable. he tried him out down in suffolk and he sent him out west. i don't think he was thinking that longstreet could rise to that level. i think he was a good subordinate. he considered him like a rock. i think that lee liked longstreet a lot. i think he knew his limitations. i don't know if lee saw him as disingenuous. i don't know that. lee doesn't write much about what he thinks about people. >> interesting saying -- when longstreet is coming back from suffolk, he's actually participating in -- sending out to tennessee where i can go be with joe johnston, my mentor. he comes up with this plan to get shipped to tennessee, join up with johnston, attack rose currents, and then march up to kentucky again and make a dash out ohio. that is longstreet'

the super wealthy yeah yeah super wealthy people not in this people not living in this country and all that kind of what. do you think. johnsoncause is a 20% onto the fees because the 80 right yeah if he vat the 80 right so yeah if he vat registered your kids could registered your kids you could then so that is an then the tax so that is an opfion then the tax so that is an option just saying your kids need to be vat registered as and earning ove r £80,000 a year. earning over £80,000 a year. i think you can voluntarily vat to the family . yeah i still do the family. yeah i still do understand it but no what do i think? what do i think. let the people choose and you know what's i wasn't what's called the team. i wasn't allowed to school because had allowed to school because i had some behavioural problems as a child. i there was an incident with a citizen protractor so most was spent on the most of my was spent on the naughty a lot. you grew up naughty stuff a lot. you grew up sort in some sort of like the joker in some kind asylum system and me and kind of asylum system and me and paul went kind of asylum system and me and pa

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>> yeah. >> who's that? >> billie earl johnson and mr. john. >> mr. john. so you know mr. john? of the few who was not related by blood or marriage to billie earl johnson. >> billie earl johnson. he's one mad son of a bitch. >> reporter: charlie, who started out as a bodyguard for billie earl, says billie and mr. john tried to get him to shoot nancy howard. >> this [bleep] man, he tried to get me to kill that woman. >> did he really? because he -- >> do you want the truth? >> yeah, i want the truth. >> you got that recorder on? >> yeah. i've got to have the truth. >> yeah, you're [bleep] right that son of a bitch tried to get me to kill that woman. >> reporter: now out of jail, charlie told us that sometimes john transferred money between bank accounts and sometimes john met charlie and billie and handed over packages of cash at a hamburger joint or gas station, and john was always pressing them to get the hit done. >> i mean, he was, hey, do you think you can get it done now? what's the chances? where are you all at? billie would tell him, you know, we're about an hour away. we

yeah. i was the only target. >> but greg johnson was wrong about that., investigators were uncovering secrets of sandi's. things her estranged husband didn't know that would provide them intriguing new suspects. >> detectives discover what sandi's been hiding. a man named jeff. did he also have a secret? coming up -- >> that was suspicious to police that he wasn't up front about that from the beginning. >> and then a former colleague of sandi's. was he hiding something too? >> cliff looked to be doing everything he could to present himself as a caring and concerned friend. we'd found out that that was not the real cliff reed. >> when "dateline" continues. fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand new mug. come here, kid. gimme a hug. have you gotten your updated covid-19 booster? they're designed to help pr

he's still in the hunt, mandela barnes, up against the incumbent, ron johnson. >> yeah, one of the thingster, not there. if you are going to look at one state party that has really rebuilt itself and they have diligently went after the youth vote and i think you're going to see that come through. now, whether mandela barnes can carry enough of milwaukee, enough of madison and the suburbs there, but this is far from over. and i will tell you, ron johnson is wildly unpopular. and so, for ron johnson to even be this high, it tells you that's a difficult situation for mandela barnes, but i think the youth vote and a great party organization is going to carry him over. and a better organization in the rural areas in wisconsin. >> still in the hunt. both sides of this. mandela barnes and ron johnson. too close to call in wisconsin. again, this is one of the key senate races, everyone has factored in to determining whether or not republicans are able to take back control of the senate. when all is said and done here. i want to bring in linsey on -- to revisit what voters across the country are s

yeah. i boris johnson kept saying it was the envy of the world. it isn't anymore.tion us. so i a beauty salon in my own house, my constant worry and it has been since all of it's been announced is that because i'm so service based i will be one of the first of industries to go because. people will be prioritising where they're spending their money. i already had that worry after the because people were either worried about going out in case they got coverage they obviously had other things to pay for that wasn't having eyelashes or eyebrows done . s0 wasn't having eyelashes or eyebrows done . so my question eyebrows done. so my question has the announcement today failed people like us? well i think people will still come to you. i'm sure get their eyelashes done. i don't know. yeah. and they're not as they were . i thought about it, but were. i thought about it, but not for long. the yeah. look, you know , when times get tough , you know, when times get tough, make decisions and they choose what they have to cut and i can't , you know how that affects can't, you kn

yeah. i boris johnson kept saying it was the envy of the world. it isn't anymore.tion us. so i a beauty salon in my own house, my constant worry and it has been since all of it's been announced is that because i'm so service based i will be one of the first of industries to go because. people will be prioritising where they're spending their money. i already had that worry after the because people were either worried about going out in case they got coverage they obviously had other things to pay for that wasn't having eyelashes or eyebrows done . s0 wasn't having eyelashes or eyebrows done . so my question eyebrows done. so my question has the announcement today failed people like us? well i think people will still come to you. i'm sure get their eyelashes done. i don't know. yeah. and they're not as they were . i thought about it, but were. i thought about it, but not for long. the yeah. look, you know , when times get tough , you know, when times get tough, make decisions and they choose what they have to cut and i can't , you know how that affects can't, you kn

johnson. >> no, no. no, no. no. kennedy: yeah. >> truman was a hab dasher, i would like that point.t get it he was not one of the choices, was he. >> i think i'm in trouble. >> your test is wrong. kennedy: your test is wrong. >> kat, where did ronald reagan go to college? >> probably easy, but i have no idea. then you know charlie knows this stuff about president and suits and suit habits. i think i'm in trouble here. >> here we go. kennedy: take a guess. >> no. >> no. >> too many, this is ridiculous. kennedy: i agree. >> i'll pull my hair out. kennedy: don't do that. >> okay, boston -- not boston, i'll say boston. kennedy: not boston eureka college. >> you done help me win. kennedy: no one has won so far, kat. >> but, charlie tried to give me the answer, why would you do that? nobody does it to be mice. nice. >> i wanted to-help you. kennedy: charlie, keep the help for old ladies choking on chicken bones. >> that was nice. kennedy: larry, which of president set record for most country travel in first year in office? >> let's see. i'm going to guess it was bill clinton. kennedy: nop

& johnson trading down on that >> no, it's not dilutive, unless you consider cash -- >> yeahder where stocks have gone, you wouldn't want to see somebody using stock that recently dropped because of the overall market conditions. in the meantime, eli lily says that it is seeing the impact of a stronger dollar, and also increased competition. the company did report better than expected results for the latest quarter, and that stock is off by 1.9% and pfizer is rallying in the premarket after the company reported better than expected quarterly results, and stronger demand for older drugs set off sales for some of the covid-related products, and that stock up now by almost 3%. >>> when we come back, one week out from election day, libby cantrill will join us after the break about what investors can expect and then we will talk about the winners and losers in the s&p premarket. >> ibo med -- i have been saying that wrong for years at the bottom of the list, striker is off -- started flying, strikr striker. >> great day to stop sniffing glue if they're not nervous, then i'm not go

yeah. which was this again impacted director leslie ended up with johnson is i'm very good. is america, patrick, mom, by the reply for pregnant. so much please. what is roaming around the door? only out of that choice, you need it with us. that's a disclaimer, but mostly rooted just to clean it right now, but it won't be repeated yet. i will put that was 10 degrees bill florence isn't. what's the physical security can, i mean, can you the focus to me, i didn't have any crops, can't be grown without fertilizers. russia is a major producer, and more importantly, an exporter, supplying 12 percent of global volumes. china produces almost a 3rd. however, other producing nations use it internally, while russia cells, the bulk of it, russian fertilizers are also under the sanction steamroller. the e u has band. hm. delivery is also challenging due to logistics his years right now . poor nations are suffering fertilizer shortages and the resulting hike and prices in the fournier parish with the disco. okay. i really look that much to me right now. but anyway, jeremy, right, me when

yeah. only a when will do if they're to reach the knockouts for more on this match, rejoined by france, football, expert, jonathan johnson in paris. jonathan, do you expect friends to rest in players today against tennis yet? yes, certainly. seems like the most likely scenario, obviously from impacted by many injuries before the tournament side. i think the, the additional won't take too many unnecessary risks, but i think there is also in elements of continuity which is always being part of their shots approach to these big tournaments. i do think that we'll see certain individuals in positions remain in the starting 11. but for example, in some areas of the page where there's perhaps not that much strength in depth, he will look to make changes. i expect to see class like taylor and all this, for example, sit this one out because there is very little depth back now. you've even got water come over intentionally coming in there. and he's primarily midfielder or they think to be hoping very well, despite those key injuries to park by conte and bends in before the tournaments. how vital is it that and bob a stay fit thoug

tuesday when we are hearing things like what we hear from ron johnson, like what we're hearing from kara lake and arizona, as well. >> yeah, you know, a lot of this is already baked. and we've heard lawn johnson cast out on the results of the 2020 election even when he said he wouldn't commit to this election or he said it is an open question whether to commit to the results of this election. he said that, you know, there are still questions about what happened in 2020. so a lot of democrats already say hey, that is hurontown son is. i'm not gonna fight that. but i will tell, you are republican events are still a lot of people there who say, yeah i have my own doubts about what happened in 2020. you mentioned the polling and how the polling is neck in neck. well deeper in that poll we saw about a third of republicans in this state have no confidence in the 2020 election results. so it is not just a handful of people we are talking about. we are talking about significant amounts of people in that party. he is seeking to a significant portion is beige. >> wow, shaq rooster, thank you. all right everybody, we are just gettin

yeah. which was this became impacted director leslie ended up with johnson is i'm gonna do good is i'm going to camp fasick, mom, whether it be for practice i'm not for is what is really, really the brain door only out of the choice media with us. that's a disclaimer, but that was the booted just to please right now that he might want to repeat that i will prove that we're still increased bill forms. he hasn't. what's the physical security economy screening? the focus to me or whatever crops can't be grown without fertilizers, russia is a major producer, and more importantly, an exporter, supplying 12 percent of global volumes. china produces almost a 3rd. however, other producing nations use it internally, while russia sells the bulk of it. russian fertilizers are also under the sanction steamroller. the e has band them. delivery is also challenging due to logistics his years. right now . poor nations are suffering fertilizer shortages and the resulting hike and i says in the fournier will be, i shall be seen at the disco. okay, sir. i really don't watch them here without anyone sharing me

yeah, that's clifford. i see and it's brutal on president johnson. they're going to end up in a massive cup fight in the democratic party on this thing. there's some but also massive against the war against the war. but it's a pentagon study, huh? it was indeed and over the next few days. nixon would would think about this more more? what did it mean that these materials were leaked and he started to get really scared because he was concerned that there was another study floating around washington that might get leaked and that study contained the history of the 1968 presidential election right down at the wire when nixon and his campaign kind of monkeyed around with the possibility of peace talks starting with the north and south vietnamese, and this is what came to be known as the chenault affair and nixon a fears that there is material related to this chenault affair and what's called the bombing halt file in a safe at brookings the story goes that johnson had announced a bombing halt on october 31st 1968 theoretically as far as nixon knew so he c

him going out this tournament now is going to affect francis johnson is defending the title, especially because i've had so many injuries. yeah. the morale is going to be low as far as going to add a little something that you said there. it's not just france, it's the world cup itself is going to be effectively player of that magnitude. missing out the raining balin door when or one of the best players in the world, but not only bins and was gonna be gone. you also are missing your, your, your key central defender. you're missing your 2 key, holding the fielders. and on top of that, you're also missing the backup. they're getting bins. emma and chris are in cooper . so there's a lot in terms of that that france is missing out. but all that being said, they're so probably one of the deepest themes in tournaments. mm. okay. all right, well, not long now before it has harm makes history as the 1st country in the middle east and arab world to host a football world cup. and tournament that's been 12 years in the making. will i've been, i'll bait stadium against ecuador pool raised slicks and a momentous occasion in global sports.

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yeah, sure. nobody talks that celia johnson in in the brief encounter . that's about the only encounter.bout the only person who ever actually spoke that, you know, outside of the news but it was just it was cupped news but it was just it was clipped content and all sort of. yeah the words were and let's listen. listening to radio for growing up in scotland i didn't feel by the by the feel alienated by the by the accents i mean what i've noticed of in england is a lot of of living in england is a lot of engush of living in england is a lot of english people sort of work and classify their accents. they talk more like guy ritchie. guy ritchie grew up in like a 40 bedroom and elton ben. elton yeah. jeremy corbyn it was known 20 years ago as mocked me that's come and gone but that was that was the term and then was the actual real accent which is jamie different jamie oliver slightly different with the right where you with the stop right where you don't pronounce the g in the middle of the word which is middle of the word glo which is and includes a glow. you just sort of gulp it sort like

yeah, sure. nobody talks that celia johnson in in the brief encounter . that's about the only encounter.bout the only person who ever actually spoke that, you know, outside of the news but it was just it was cupped news but it was just it was clipped content and all sort of. yeah the words were and let's listen . listening to radio for listen. listening to radio for growing up in scotland i didn't feel the by the feel alienated by the by the accents i mean what i've noticed of living england is a lot of of living in england is a lot of engush of living in england is a lot of english people sort of work and classify their accents. they talk more like guy ritchie. guy ritchie grew up in like a 40 bedroom and elton ben. elton yeah. jeremy corbyn it was known 20 years ago as mocked me that's come and gone but that was that was the term and then was the actual real accent is actual real accent which is jamie oliver slightly different with the stop right where you don't pronounce the g in the middle of the glo which is middle of the word glo which is and includes a glow. you just sort of it so

yeah, absolutely. i will have to agree with that. richard johnson, in bedford, england. thanks for being with us.te it. >> thank you. >> u.s. president joe biden left washington park a few hours ago. for a series of international summits. his first up is egypt. for the climate conference, while a live report is coming up next. stay with us! suffering from sinus congestion, especially at night? try vicks sinex for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion and sinus pressure by reducing swelling in the sinuses. try vicks sinex. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. it takes a village to support society and businesses have a responsibility to support that village. ♪ ♪ i am peter akwaboah, chief operating officer for technology, operations and firm resilience. when you think about diversity, the employee

again. former cia analyst larry johnson told us that solving domestic issues was never the democrats priority in the 1st place. yeah, it's, it's, it's an american, it's an democratic. the reality is that this is a 2 party country of sorts. and that all the democrats strategy has been sent by, quote one, the white house has been to completely dest credit, the republicans to read, to claim that the republicans are involved with insurrection. to claim that anything that the republic, instead to oppose abiding policy was designed to sub for democracy. it's just, it's, it's really, it, it's an evil evil approach. now, while the american political direction for the next 2 years remains undecided, both parties have already become an age old pu selection, game trading accusations a vote. rigging more on how this blame game has undermined the americans trust the electoral real system, his artes caleb, moping, press done, the u. s. public id for their election system is sinking. now. a poll taken by the new york times and coordination with st. college shows that 71 percent of americans feel like democracy is under threat. no

we heard from a former c, i a analyst, larry johnson, who says that solving domestic issues, that's actually not been a priority for the democratic party. yeah, it's, it's an american, it's, and democratic. all the reality is that this is a 2 party country of sorts. and is that all the democrats strategy has been sense buying, quote one, the white house has been to completely discredit the republicans to read, to claim that the republicans are involved with insurrection. to claim that anything that the republicans did to oppose abiding policy was designed to sub for democracy. it's just, it's, it's really, it's an evil evil approach. even before the. busy close america knows it. some flaws in the election system in several states voting. machines went down while people shortages in other states left no means for people to cough. so vote technical glitch is a polling stations have also driven phase of electoral fraud. now i was about counting finishes up. both parties have become an age old, posted action game trading game trading accusations of vote rigging with more on how this blame game has undermined america's trust in the electoral syst

yeah, thanks. >> in the impeachment of andrew johnson, one the articles of impeachment involves speech writing. the president had done a tour of the country defending his version of reconstruction, and he had apparently been so crude, so offensive, so unpresidential in his criticism of the radical republicans that they wrote that as a reason for his removal from office. is it possible for a president to say something, write something, or tweet something that would justify removal from office? >> well, it would justify the removal of the writer. [laughs] that's what you live in fear of. but of course, johnson didn't have writers. so bango, impeachment. >> i mean legally, i can't answer that question. i feel like, if he says something that is, where he perjured himself, then, yes? >> >> it seems like it could be the sign of an actual crime. i don't know. >> not an actual crime. i don't know. there are questions about whether this president's use of his twitter account, the deleting treats, i mean, whether he is in violation of the presidential records act by doing, so things. but, i think, as joh

yeah. >> thanks, jeb rose mount from -- i talk a little bit about the leahy johnson connection. -- johnston and lee themselves had a little bit of relationship probably cause of the rank issue. but what was the whole thing going on between johnston and longstreet, can you talk a little bit about that? >> that's really an interesting question. on many levels. longstreet did like johnson, he felt a lot of them, but then -- best commander. longstreet also was self serving. i have a little of a lot of opinions about longstreet. but not enough time to get to that. he also wanted to advance, i think that lee sawmills reliable. they tried out down in suffolk, sent to miles west. i don't think he was thinking that longstreet can rise to that level, i think he was a good subordinate, i think lee, like longstreet a lot. i think he knew his limitations. i don't know of lee as disingenuous, don't know that. because lee doesn't write muscle what he thinks about. >> interesting thing, with longstreet coming back from suffolk, he's been sudden and davis sent me out to tennessee. where i can go be with der

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yeah. we've played the laundry list of them. senator ron johnson on yesterday talking to our own shaquille brewster inside the state of wisconsin. shaquille asked him simply if you lose will you honor the results? we'll have to see what happens. his words, i don't know what the democrats are going to do to cheat. he's laying down that marker. if i lose, i'm not going to concede because i'm making the assumptions that democrats cheated. >> all this phony b.s. from republicans, mika, about, oh, democrats, they don't -- they're like hillary clinton, for instance, yes, she conceded. immediately. >> yeah. yeah. >> and it's happened time and again in american history. this is a new phenomenon with donald trump. by the way, it didn't start in 2020. he did it in 2016. he did it in january. jonathan lemire, january of 2016, did it when ted cruz beat him in iowa, the iowa caucuses. he was talking about how the republican iowa caucuses were rigged. >> yeah. i mean, in that january, said the rnc and ted cruz conspired against him. he heard it in august, starte

that when you factor in what the majority did bofis factor in what the majority did boris johnson win last time. yeahwall seats are. we're going to see the red wall. well i mean, it's the blue wall, but it's going to crumble itself. the looks of things, isn't i want find out isn't it? i want to find out why. this i think its story why. this is i think its story should bigger we all should be bigger and we all covering here why are so many covering it here why are so many conservative potentially conservative mp potentially about and who about to throw the towel and who better? correspondent better? political correspondent tom magnificent tom harwood on his magnificent beard joins us now from westminster. going westminster. tom, what's going why are so many tories just throwing talent and lugging it? well, patrick it's all about a communication from hq, the conservative headquarters, formerly as central office, which has been telling conservative mps that they must re register to stand for their within the next two weeks if they intend to stand in what we are assuming to be the 2024 election. of cours

yeah, as mentioned, moscow has stated it will demand than international investigation. but former c i, a analyst, lori johnson, believes now some likely to happen. he essays, global organizations have long been silence about ukrainian atrocities committed in dalton boss. since 2014, there'll be no justice from the international organization or the international community there corrupted. this was, this is reminiscent of what the nazis did to jews during world war 2 was reminiscent of what isis did to siri and soldiers. they captured well, you just line him up and shoot him in the back of the head. you know, this is, this is criminal activity that should be condemned by the international. but it's not, i don't, i hold no hope out that that will in fact take place. this war started in 2014. and it has gone on nonstop with civilians and done. that's good, hawks been killed and the world being quiet, being silent about it that has not been an uproar. there's not been a demand for association of those kinds of activities. while western powers seemingly turn a blind dying to those apparent war crimes committed by u

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him going out this tournament now is going to affect francis johnson is defending the title, especially because i've had so many injury. yeah, the morale is going to be low as far as friends, but i'm going to add a little something that you said there is not just friends. if the world cup itself is going to be effective with player of that magnitude. missing out the raining balin door when one of the best players in the world, but not only bins and was gonna be gone. you also are missing your, your, your key central defender. you're missing your to keep holding it fielders. and on top of that, you're also missing the backup. they're getting bins. emma and chris are in cooper . so there's a lot in terms of that that france is missing out. but all that being said there, so probably one of the deeper seems in tournaments. mm. okay. not long now before it has harm makes history as the 1st country in the middle east, an arab world to host a football world cup and tournament its been 12 years in the making. will open our bait stadium against acquittal pool race looks at a momentous occasion. in global sports, ah, never before has