but kev was head down and slogging on.e all the people around, it really makes it feel a big community, really does. so i'm luckier than most. but it's just awful. just takes everything from you. sorry. but days like this make it a bit better. so, yeah, it's been lovely being a part of it, really. my mum was diagnosed with mnd probably three and a half years ago and she died injanuary. and the mnd community have been a great support. i've had lots of help at home and yeah, it'sjust nice to be part of the fundraising and to try and raise the profile so that more people give more money. they were here to pay tribute to a much loved teacher at brighton college. pete died with mnd last year. there are scholarships and a science block in his name. so as the school turned out to form a guard of honour, they cheered not just for kev, but also for their former teacher. the england rugby player marcus smith was a pupil here and came to add his support. ever since i met kev, everything he's done off the field has been massively insp

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suffers from trump derangement syndrome at a level rarely seen before, writes in her boring new book that kev-en mccarthy said he came to mar-a-lago after the rigged election because, "the former president was depressed and not eating." "that statement is not true.

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well done, kev.mas but spare a thought for those who are a bit less fortunate than us and if you can help, you can pick up the phone, please do it. thank you. cheering and applause from yorkshire to wales, scotland, over to ireland and back, all in some atrocious december weather, this year had proved to be incredibly demanding. you would forgive him if he wondered why he puts his body through this. but the thousands he met along the way are in no doubt he is making a real and vital difference to those living with motor neuron disease. two, one, let's go. get right back to the start, we went for a run for a mate with the mates and that's what this is still, even though it's growing and it's become much bigger than that in its simplest form, that's what this will always be and the minute it stops being fun we will find something else to do. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today... the new year honours list is released — authorjilly cooper becomes

kev is an inspiration to so many people.n an ultramarathon every day, seven in seven days. in seven cities. on the outskirts of leeds, they ran past seacroft hospital, collecting an extra runner on the way. i feel really fortunate to be in a position to try to just contribute a little bit and support a little bit, which is amazing, you know? i know it's cold, but we've got brilliant weather for running. so, yeah, i'mjust looking forward to it. i'm going to enjoy it. i think these are the kind of days that you'll remember in 20, 35 years time that you've been part of in your life. so yeah, i'm looking forward to it. seacroft will be home to the brand new rob burrow centre for motor neurone disease. some who will benefit came to cheer kev on. what does it mean to you to have the guys spreading the word? it's amazing. that's what we need to do. kev�*s challenge is also raising money for the centre and rob's consultant says patients are at the heart of its design. i think this is going to make a world of difference to my patient

come on, kev!en the two of them and i came on, as well. you guys have been doing a wonderfuljob banging the drum for some time now. forget the code of rugby, forget what it is, let's keep trying to make a difference. he's now more than half way and what at first half, its been — and what at first half its been — exhausted, frozen, broken, but not beaten. never beaten. john maguire, bbc news, edinburgh. what a difference he is making. how exhausted he must be. doing that day after day and then he gets on the plane and he is in dublin today and brighton tomorrow and finishing in london to do the same thing again. extraordinary effort. i know how much your support on the streets means to them. remarkable. you're watching breakfast. still to come. what does a good day look like for coleen rooney? fix, what does a good day look like for coleen rooney?— what does a good day look like for coleen rooney? a good day is getting to the car of— coleen rooney? a good day is getting to the car of a — coleen roone

team, when we went to france, would've been robbie fowler, david beckham, gary neville, sol campbell, kevre household names that happen to be in the set up. so, it'sjust extraordinary to see what he became and a lot of players that we played with became and made of their careers. before you do it, remember why you are doing that. try to stay upright, ok? a knee injury put paid to his footballing career but he was always destined to give something back to the game that he loves. he's one of a handful of former professionals refereeing at this level. he's hoping to help change perceptions. when the kids come down, you don't know what's happening at home. this could be the first part of encouragement that they've had, mejust saying, "well done. "that's a great shot". once the parents tell them that i had played in a premiership or that i had roomed of beckham, because that's somebody that they will recognise, they sort of look at me a little bit different and go, "all right, ref, ok, you have them something. "maybe i will listen to you". he's been named match official of the year this season

kev is an inspiration to so many people.'ll give it our best shot. and, hopefully, we'll see you in about four hours. car horn toots. cheering. so many people out i there cheering us on. it was gorgeous. that was so much fun. york's been a really special place for us. we know you love rob burrow like we do. cheering. aw. keep going, all right? cheering. great to see kev. what him and the team are doing is remarkable. to see what these guys do and their positive attitude, it is simply inspirational. amazing morning meeting kev. i was embarrassed and i was shy and i didn't know what to say. but he's amazing. we're supporting the black country motor neurone association that we're all part of and active members of. so we're here for that. i have motor neurone, as well. they sing flower of scotland. go on! we have high days and dry days. days like this are amazing. keeps everybody going and reminds us what we're all here for. i wish you the best of luck as you start your dublin marathon. i will see you and join on the final 8km.

. >> good morning, kev. we were talking about two different sides of the country here. map across the country, everything there in the blue, 14 degrees currently in denver. on the eastern side of the country a lot more of the 50's that big line in the middle is where you are seeing either rain or snow. the snow coming down 4e6ly across the northern plains, nebraska into the dakotas. we have all sorts of weather center weather alerts. everything in the orange is a blizzard warning. means really low visibility. one of the other major concerns isn't just the fact that it's snowing. it is really windy. this is a big snow storm. winds, 30, 40 miles per hour. gusting at times maybe up to 50 miles per hour. 60 miles per hour. that means drift something going to be a serious concern. this will be next couple of days. here is the christmas day forecast. i will leave you with this. the snow is in the plains. if you live in the east you see it. temperatures in the 50's. kind of a rainy day for folks in the midwest stretching down into the southeast. those are your weather headline

that amazing friendship between rob and kev.lked in here as a coach, i was greeted by a story about a teacher here. and i thought if we come to the south this is where we needed to be and i am delighted to be here. ,, ., ., be here. steve, the head here at the school. be here. steve, the head here at the school- we — be here. steve, the head here at the school. we were _ be here. steve, the head here at the school. we were talking _ be here. steve, the head here at the school. we were talking about - be here. steve, the head here at the school. we were talking about pete, | school. we were talking about pete, a respected chemistry teacher here involved in sport as well. we bumped into his stepbrother up north by pure coincidence this week. tell us why it is important his legacy lives on. . , why it is important his legacy lives on, ., , ., why it is important his legacy lives on. ., ., ., why it is important his legacy lives on, ., ., ., ., , on. pete was an amazing man, friends and amazing — on. pete was an amazing man, friends

okay, thank you, kev, actually, first of all, let me say that uh, for more than three days in a row, gaza's trip has been entirely uh in a blackout, a complete blackout, actually after the israeli incubation forces managed to cut off the telecommunication and internet services to the people here in gaza, gaza was totally isolated from the entire world, and over that blackout the israelition. forces on the ground scaled up their attacks and incursions, all areas of gaza strip were under the heavy israeli bombardment and incursions in deril balah city here, 12 palestinian civilians were killed after the israeli occubation forces destroyed their residental house and kanyuni city over the last couple of hours, at least 17 palestinian civilians were announced dead as the israeli air strikes are still continued. and gaza city uh after the israeli artillery uh maintained and intensified its shilling against the palestinian neighborhoods inside gaza, at least 50 palestinian civilians were killed uh over these incursions and these attacks in the northern part of gaza strip as you now that at

sorry for him, that's why it's okay, no, it shouldn't be like that, but what about people like tsar keve, we , i mean ukraine, will obviously strive to ensure that every collaborator and every traitor gets his due, whether it will be done by the sbu, or a group or another some structure is ukrainian, it is absolutely obvious, according to you... mr. general, it is clear with russia, they are sitting there and now everyone is thinking about when one or another man in black will follow them. many associates of kiev and tsarev remain in the ukrainian government, including in the verkhovna rada, in local self-government bodies from the same party, the opposition platform for life, why do you think they don't find it? assessments by the special services and why are they still in the ukrainian government? well, it is a very difficult question, because it is necessary to understand that we adopted some such, well, why did i mention legality on the basis of the security service, because, well, let's be clear, we are an authoritarian a state that carries out some kind of actions, well, forceful

that doesn't seem to be anything behind it. >> all right , kev, let's let's >> all right, kev, let'st the former chief immigration officer of border force, but you are the current chief immigration officer at uk border force kia storm has just elected as storm has just been elected as the prime minister. hands you the prime minister. he hands you this immigration policy we've just about what do you just talked about what do you say him ? say to him? >> it won't work . say to him? >> it won't work. i'd have to ask him to have a look . >> it won't work. i'd have to ask him to have a look. i >> it won't work. i'd have to ask him to have a look . i mean, ask him to have a look. i mean, keir starmer's a lawyer. he must understand . and that why the understand. and that why the first one won't work and why you can't have british police working in turkey or iran, where where the smugglers are based. i mean, we know we know where the smugglers are . it's a question smugglers are. it's a question of trying to catch the smugglers and getting the local police to actually prosecute them because

kev, here's another point. row in germany, the green party, that those on the liberal left, they were opposed to it until it started to work because now it's working. and the public can see it's working. suddenly there's a groundswell of support for it. and the police seem to have gone ahead irrespective of the political huha, whereas in britain, it seems that the police or border force are more controlled by the politicians . is that a fair politicians. is that a fair point . we've lost ukip we can't point. we've lost ukip we can't lip read what a shame. so. so what? i want to know is, is there something in germany where there something in germany where the police can just say, okay, we hear what you're saying, politicians, but never mind you, we're going to get on and do it anyway. kev, it's about police autonomy, isn't it? it's about having the power to support and protect your borders without pandenng protect your borders without pandering to those who politically oppose it . politically oppose it. >> yes.

we've had the kev met saying that he thinks lensky is becoming increasingly a or to crunch. he said that so lensky is lying to the public about the situation with the war. and he's also said the politicians will be judged by the successes and failures at the end of this. it was also the pulling out with the queen's top command solution. he asked that he missed it, but there was a stalemate in the war, and it comes as popularity for on trust for so lensky has no stars. we know that almost hawks, if your cleanings would like to be some sort of compromise with russia. but of course, that's impossible under the zalinski regime because his out with it. and so really he's having a difficult time, not just in washington, but also home in ukraine as well. so let's go live now to scott bennett, former us army officer. hello slot, says zaleski, has already met with us senators, a republican eric schmidt, who said he heard nothing new while democrat chuck schumer said the meeting was very powerful and productive. what are your thoughts on how this really was? well i, i know to an exten

an upcoming fresh round of talks over ukraine's e u membership shows the growing gap in views with kev willing to do anything it takes to get into the block. while multiple, you leaders see things a little different the various commission, the recommendations were implemented into ukrainian legislation. so we, we can jump, we condense, e for that is that is requested to, in addition to a check other than the european commission propose starting negotiations on ukraine's membership. but this does not coincide with the interests of many member states, certainly not with hunger res interest. and we dare to say, so, no matter what pressure we are subject to, to have proposed. and i am proposing that negotiations on ukraine's you membership should not begin on any upcoming could just offering to dance and jump around to get into the you. why does he expect to have cleaners was sitting on a nice big red velvet couch with a giant cigar in her mouth. just watching the show. sounds like teams on wednesday has euro zone confused with the euro vision zalinski the comedian can't just expect to daz

i'll kind of this a to supplement that you see 1st level underline has hailed ukraine's progress as kev works relentlessly to join the you. the commissioner's praise comes ahead of a crucial european council summit in december. our team contributor rachel marsden takes deeper into the story. the bottom line is choosing her words pretty care for me. here. she can't seriously say that ukraine's actual results are impressive, because in early november, queen ursula 0 king commission issued a report card for ukraine, indicating that they only had met 4 of the 7 preconditions. not even for joining the block. but just for opening negotiations, which fonder line and ukraine are both pushing other even countries to vote for unanimously at the block summit in december. but that report card said that kids still needs to the correct to be in line with the rest of the use corruption level, which let's face it is a pretty low bar. and also d all link archives because hey years where doesn't need any competition. thanks. so it was just days ago that the, you told you credit because it had to go away

kev's not happy, but we get it done. along the route was, as always, greatly appreciated. but kev, chris and dave all seem to be lonely. at long last, though, after almost four hours of pounding the pavements and roads, chilled to the bones, birmingham's centenary square was in sight. i reckon that goes in the cold, hard, miserable column, right? yeah, very much so. ithink, you know, probably about 35k and then started to come alive a little bit. i think the training side certainly helped. you know, it's a tough old day, that, a tough day. like, day three, two. we had a great send—off and then it was a tough day. a lot of hills, wet, cold, miserable, but the people we saw on the route have been brilliant again. and then to finish with this. people are christmas shopping and it's chuckking it down, and it's chucking it down, but they've come here for us and they've come here for the mnd community, to show how much they matter and how much they care about them and it's brilliant. former rugby player carl hogg joined the te

kev.ause the queues at dover, which we see every year , are not just going every year, are not just going to be slight queues , they're to be slight queues, they're going to be absolutely massive queues. >> um , people are going to be >> um, people are going to be stuck at the borders for 4 or 5 hours at dover and at eurotunnel . um, unless we get, we can get something done with the french . something done with the french. but this is , this is really this but this is, this is really this is a little bit double handed by the french because instead of introducing this sort of at the beginning of next year so we can bed this in and see how good or bad it actually is . bad it actually is. >> the french have a little eventin >> the french have a little event in paris in the summer, don't they? called the olympic games and so what they've decided to do is to bring this in after the olympic fix. so they don't want to they don't want to stop people going to the olympics. >> but afterwards it's go

the near future. meanwhile, a former ukrainian presidential adviser is among those confirming that kev and moscow reached an agreement back in march of 2022. adding that he doesn't understand like you have decided to drop the deal. boeing to pressure from the u. k . that says, the russian foreign minister said that neither key of or the west are interested in seeking an end to the conflict. that was the for the peach people have access to start the political processing ukraine. it takes 2 to tango. but our dance partners in the west don't want to time go with us. they draw the breakdown since that's and that's a dance. you can only do solo and agreement was reached to the end of march and a stumble after several rounds of negotiations. this was recently confirmed as facts by someone that participated david out of time in there was a member of the crating delegation in a stumble. and a recent interview. you said yes, we were ready. almost everything was agreed upon. but as far as johnson arrived and said, no, let's continue fighting. since then, we have not received any signal from kids

benefited from arms funding for ukraine hoping to win back the support of those who recently voted against kev. a r t correspondent rachel blevins has more details. it's new secret. the joe biden has been lobbying for more us 8 for ukraine for months, but he hasn't forgotten about his other top priority. the 2024 presidential election . in fact, one of biden's main talking points has been that congress should support more legal aid for t f because it creates jobs for americans. just last month, defense secretary lloyd austin, argue that states across the country are benefit fueling, ukraine's war chest. some $50000000000.00 of a supplemental request would flow through our defense industrial base, creating american jobs in more than 30 states. these investments will also improve our production capacities far into the future and help ensure that we are ready to tackle security challenges world wide. but the map defined in ministration is circulating that shows the breakdown of how the billions of dollars approved for army ukraine has actually been dispersed, shows that the states that are benefi

benefited from arms funding for ukraine hoping to win back the support of those who recently voted against kev aid . r t correspond at rachel blevins has more details. it's new secret. the joe biden has been lobbying for more us aid for ukraine for months, but he hasn't forgotten about his other top priority. the 2024 presidential election. in fact, one of biden's main talking points has that, that congress should support more legal aid for to yes, because it creates jobs for americans. just last month, defense secretary lloyd aust, it argued that states across the country are benefit fueling ukraine's war chest. some $50000000000.00 of his supplemental request would flow through our defense.

ouster where a few republicans, joined with democrats fire kevin mccarthy from his job as speaker, kevevin mccarthy is not li leaving the fight, he is leaves republicans with a slimmer majority, now republicans can lose 3 republican vote target any of their ajoina passed on the floor. a predicament that could mean republicans who fired mccarthy as speaker, now may have made working with democrats mandatory to get anything passed on the house floor, things got a lot trickier are in republicans in the new year. larry: how ironic. hillary vaughn thank you. >> we appreciate it. >> okay, we have special here, first up ab -- biden claims that 50 democrat could bite pbeat trump. >> do you think there are any democrats that could beat donald trump rather than. >> probably 50 of them. >> you have to have words written below like a -- no one can understand him. joining me dagen mcdowell and sean duffy co-hosts of bottom line. right here on fox business. every night 6 p.m. eastern. watch the show, and dagen, 50 democrats could beat trump? do you think that biden coincluded himself. >> we know whe

kev you have to be killed. she worked as my secretary. she and i had a close relationship.of a building in the historical center of the city. yes. how long has kuntseva worked for you and how long did your relationship last? she got a job three months ago. and right away we have a relationship arose. did she tell you anything about conflicts, about ill-wishers? no, maybe she behaved somehow unusual? no, usually. i didn’t notice something so strange , give us your hands, why, in order to determine whether you shot, i didn’t shoot, an examination will show, honestly, by god, i didn’t see anyone suspicious here, except that alkhovsky came with this lady after dinner, so they immediately went into the house, and there were two of them, well, yes, i was exactly on the path at that time. i was cleaning around their house, and so it was you did they clean everything so carefully? yes , boris often gives me a little help with housework, well, he pays me well, despite the fact that we are neighbors, but the extra money is for my pension and for mine, and taking into account the sanc

ce kev here at home about christmas and family.. merry christmas to you and don't forget to give sarah our best as well. i'm liking the beard gov. it's coming in nicer every year now. >> eventually can i be a department store santa this time of year that's what i'm auditioning for. >> kevin: that is beautiful. what is your message, my friend. i know the reason for the season is something that is near and dear to your heart and obviously to janet's as well. >> we are just so grateful to live in a country like america. we are grateful to have a wonderful church and church family. yesterday was a delightful day at our church. and then we did something we have been doing for a long time. we go to christmas eve service. and then we take the family and we all go eat chinese food on christmas eve evening. so we have done that and then later today we will go to sarah's house for watching her kids open the presents. yesterday we had a big family get together with all of the grandkids. all seven of them. so it was lots of noise, food flying.

[cheering] that's progress, kev! feel good about that., this has never happened before in the 247 years of the republic. so kevin, congratulations, you made history. i'm sorry. wait, wait. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i misread that. you are history. [cheering] 'cause it's hard to see any politician come back from this kind of unprecedented humiliation. so it's time to say farewell to former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy, seen here pointing to his going-away gift. speaking of public humiliation, donald trump. today he was in new york for the second day of his fraud trial. it can't be much fun for him, to sit there, since the judge already found him to have committed fraud. but his lawyers seem to be having a good time. one of them came to court yesterday with a gaming laptop. she's using her downtime to play "grand theft mar-a-lago." [applause] this trial is overseen by new york city judge arthur engoron, seen here in his audition photo for "the golden bachelor." hey. yes, you may approach the bench. it does please the court. [applause] en

suffers from trump derangement syndrome at a level rarely seen before, writes in her boring new book that kev-enccarthy said he came to mar-a-lago after the rigged election because, "the former president was depressed and not eating." "that statement is not true. i was not depressed, i was angry, and it was not that i was not eating, it was that i was eating too much." that's why they send kevin in. for once, i believe something he's saying. why would he even mention this? i guess he can't resist. whatever someone says he did he says the opposite. he can't help it. call him unstable. call him dumb. he says i'm a stable genius. mention his crowd was small, he says it was the biggest in history. say he wasn't eating, he says he was eating too much. for no reason! i would like to have some fun with this and see what we can get them to contradict. like i say trump looks terrible in women's shoes. and he's no one looks better than trump in women's shoes. when i wear pumps, people come up to me with tears in their eyes, sir, we've never seen calves as sexy as yours. and he went on. "but that's not why

. >> boo yeah, kev. whatsapp?ng millions of people build themselves into a better investor. you are single-handedly responsible for encouraging millions of americans to get into a stock market who otherwise would not have myself included so thank you. >> you made my day. >> i appreciate everything that you do for all of us regular people. jimmy, quick question, my child had only -- price, volume, and o b t, or on balance volume. i'm sitting on a few ten backs and 1:30 back, jimmy, if you were forced to choose only one tool on your chart which one would it be? >> okay what i would check is to see the oversold over bought. this is to, down is a too far up, i would use the same thing for stocks i wish we had an isolated for the stock exchange. i wish we had an isolated -- stop, that's what i would be looking at. >> i'm not a technician so it's a little harder for me to say but i think also moving averages is something technicians often, quote, so that will be my -- >> that's the stuff that -- william says that i real

it's day three for super kev.th another lovely look at the snow. it is looking nice and festive behind you. it is looking nice and festive behind yon-— it is looking nice and festive behind you. it is looking nice and festive behind ou. ., ~ behind you. good morning. a huge imact. behind you. good morning. a huge impact- we — behind you. good morning. a huge impact- we saw— behind you. good morning. a huge impact. we saw the _ behind you. good morning. a huge impact. we saw the pictures i behind you. good morning. a huge| impact. we saw the pictures earlier from cumbria. a dusting of snow this morning. a few centimetres here in nottinghamshire stop we have seen rain, sleet and snow across much of england and wales. the roads are looking dicey. more recently we have seen that snow falling heavily in parts of the northeast and around the eastern coasts. this is northeast england in the last hour. the snow is on its way out. i will show the radar picture. temperatures just above freezing. his across the northeast of

hi, kev! hi, how are you? fine, thank you. 0h! 0h, beautiful. 0h, it'sjustamazing, kev.looking at us, directly at us. hiya, mum, hi, dad! how is it changed you? i've got to know the fallen. are their faces all here now? yes, i've practically got every single face in my head. the australian government has now commissioned kevin to paint their afghanistan fallen too. more families, given the gift of remembrance through art. kathryn stanczyszyn, bbc news. you can see how much it meant to those families to have something so lovely, picturing their loved ones. absolutely. 13 lovely, picturing their loved ones. absolutely-— absolutely. 13 minutes to seven, matt has weather _ absolutely. 13 minutes to seven, matt has weather and _ absolutely. 13 minutes to seven, matt has weather and you - absolutely. 13 minutes to seven, matt has weather and you have l absolutely. 13 minutes to seven, matt has weather and you have a absolutely. 13 minutes to seven, i matt has weather and you have a lot to talk about. you have got lightning, obviously, really strong winds, flooding, lots of peo

hello, kev . metropolitan police. hello, kev. always a pleasure to see you .uld fault it, but what i'm saying today is here's a guy , a saying today is here's a guy, a multi—millionaire, who gets a police helicopter. um they almost could have sent batman and robin. meanwhile, the rest of us have to wait two weeks to even get a copper to come round if our house gets broken into. is this an example? once again , is this an example? once again, of two tier policing ? of two tier policing? >> well caught at first glance, it could look like that . it could look like that. >> but if you look at the reality of it is what police received on that occasion was a very frightened 999 call from a family saying we can hear burglars upstairs in our house, uh, and we're in fear of being robbed. that kind of situation is fortunately, something which when if police have got the resources available, they will all turn out to because quite frankly, everybody in the police loves to go to what's called a suspects on premises call because they want to catch a burglar in the act, par

only 12% disagree, and kev , maybe that's disagree, and kev, maybe that's just symptomatic of the facte same with the labour party before them. 13 years of rule people just want to try a different mob. >> yep. i mean, if you look at history tells you if you look at general elections in this country, um, the british electorate tend to give parties a reasonable chunk of time . a reasonable chunk of time. you're right. they give, uh, new labour 13 years. they've given the tories this time and come up to 14 years. actually, the conservative as before, 97 got 18 years. and generally sometimes you get to the stage where if you've been in power for such a long time and people get a bit fed up with the sight of you, effectively, there is literally nothing you can do to change the fact that people just want see, um, some new people want to see, um, some new people in might not be in charge now, it might not be that there's a great of , that there's a great wave of, um, optimism or support for laboun um, optimism or support for labour, they benefit from labour, but they benefit from the fact tha

why he puts his body through this, as he met people affected by motor neurone disease here to thank kevhave followed the exploits from afar, but this was a chance to sort of get involved, really. yeah, absolutely. the first time we've been involved in any of this, been brilliant. and he was alsojoined by a pair of england world cup winners. he'sjust so determined. you know, today he's... he's on his grind today, you know, it's not small—talk days, _ he's really suffering, - he's driving through the pain |a little bit but he knows his goalj is to do it for rob and the motor neurone disease community. and he's... he's a strong fella, _ you know, he's made of stone. it's infectious enthusiasm. you set off and you're not running, oryou're not a runner and you suddenly think, "you know what? i'll do the whole lot." how long did that feeling last for? er...i went on an extra half mile beyond the mile. he's on three—and—a—half—hour pace for a marathon. i've done a half, i've never done a full, and itjust makes me admire the human being even more than i already did — if that was possible. it's

it was -- they thanked kev mccarthy, wishing him the best after his term ends in washington. a viewer from x saying raising the debtimit, fighting the government to avoid a shutdown, and then ts from x, saying the disaster of the republic party nothing accomplished, and they did put in a televangelist, in reference to speaker mike johnson. e only issue is that they run on the border and refused to work with democrats to solve the issue. michael on the republican line, top congressional story of the past year, mike and kentucky, go ahead. caller: i want to know what is going on with this john kerry. who does he think he is saying that he is going to try and shut all the coal mines down? no telling putting how many people out of work. who the hell does he think he is? host: he works for the white house, but when it comes to congress, what would you say is the main story this year? caller: gosh. i don't know. host: let's hear from zelda in georgia, democrat line. caller: hi, good morning, pedro. we have children in elementary, middle school, and high school, and they know not to

ed sheeran describes his bodyguard kev as his best mate, and i'd bet you'd feel safer knowing that yourd by close protection officer to the stars and veteran marine craig ainsworth . marine craig ainsworth. >> very good to see you this morning , craig having me, guys, morning, craig having me, guys, and you have got the most amazing background i think are all of everyone watching and listening home going be listening at home is going to be so in your story so interested in your story because you're a former royal marine, you've marine, and then you've transitioned to looking transitioned into to looking after and protecting that huge responsibility of the responsibility to some of the biggest stars in the world. what's that journey been like for you? >> it was organic, going >> it was quite organic, going from a veteran and going from a veteran marine and going from a veteran marine and going from security. um of celebrities is very an organic move for most people do that these days. i think the difficulty is when you start spending time consistently with someone in their day to day lif