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have any respect for lachlan. >> lachlan says, no.old no by little lachlan murdoch . ailes goes to rupert behind lachlan's back. >> rupert tales ailes, don't worry about the boy . >> go ahead and do the show. that is the most such thinking review of his own son's authority, as you can imagine. don't worry about the boy. >> those five words make their way across the globe, reaching lachlan when he is in sydney. >> soon after, lachlan flies back to l.a. to confront his father. >> it is a painful encounter between father and son. lachlan lays it out that he just can't continue to work at the company if his father is not going to back him. >> lachlan informed him, that is it, i am not only leaving the company, i am leaving the country. >> once considered first among equals, today, 33-year-old lachlan murdoch is no longer heir apparent to the $70 billion news corporation empire. >> lachlan murdoch, son of rupert murdoch reportedly resigned and rumors flew about it in the family. >> in an uncharacteristic display of emotion, murdoch said, h

and now there's a big mark on lachlan's back . >> lachlan murdoch is here. he's deputy chief operating officer of news corp, the global media empire built by his father, rupert murdoch. he is also considered to be the eventual heir to his father's company. welcome. >> well, thank you very much for having me. >> in 2000, rupert makes lachlan the deputy chief operating officer of the company. in this moment, lachlan, elizabeth, and james each have their own places in the murdoch empire. lachlan is the one who is closest to the seat of power. >> at the time when lachlan moves to the united states, he's less than 30. he's not very keen to go there. he loves australia. he's got an australian wife, australian family. he manages to resist for a year because he doesn't think he's ready for it. and when he does finally get there, well, it turns out he's not ready for it. in australia, he's a really big fish in a small pool. when he gets over to the states, he's no one. i mean, billionaires are dime a dozen in america. in the murdoch organization, he's got a whole bun

and lachlan has a little news to deliver. >> lachlan tells james that he's going to be the co-executiveny with rupert, and that james will be working for him. james hears this and he is furious. not only is his brother jumping over him, taking his job, but their father, rupert, didn't even deliver the news himself. james feels like his father has basically just stabbed him in the back. james storms out of the restraint, threatens to quit, gets on an airplane and flies to indonesia. >> it was a very tenuous moment. so his father and brother came up with a compromise to try to lure him back. lachlan and james would be seen as co-equals, running different parts of the company. >> have a bit of breaking business news now in our parent company, james murdoch will work with his brother, lachlan who will become executive chairman. this is a -- >> rupert and lachlan go out of their way to present this story to the outside world. >> these were the brothers, they're best friends, it's family. we've got joint custody of this thing, we are co-parenting, and we're doing great together. >> so why wou

lachlan -- >> lachlan is a wonderful human being. >> lachlan was back in australia.e felt that his father wasn't sup supporting him against roger ailes a deck earlier. >> i hope, and i've said from day he went back there, that he's going to come know here. >> and do you see that possibly happening in the next couple of years? >> yes. >> and then almost ten years after he has left the family business, lachlan murdoch returns from australia. >> and what does that mean? i mean does that mean that maybe lachlan is going to supplant james? does it mean that lachlan is in fact going to be the heir again? >> so many years ago, lachlan was declared first among equals, and to have him back, it's a real shake-up in terms of the succession race. >> rupert murdoch is now 83 years old. his two sons are now firmly back on his coattails. >> everybody's trying to read the tea leaves. who does rupert like more? >> this idea that he'd hand the reins over to his son, james, has been -- >> who's standing next to him in the picture? who is he taking here? who is he taking there? and all

and lachlan is furious. take another phone call on this deal, you will no longer have a son. >> lachlan and rupert have both, for the record, denied he made those threats. >> despite lachlan's protestations, his tantrums, really, rupert still won't listen to him. >> i hope to be able to leave them a great opportunity, like my father left me. all the signs are they want it very much. >> for decades, rupert has been grooming his children to run this empire. >> you have said you would like to have a member of the family succeed you. >> yeah, they're going to prove themselves too. >> he has very deliberately made the business his family and the family his business. and yet at this moment, he makes a decision that very clearly puts the business before the family. >> some surprising news here. yeah, potentially big story here in the media business. 21st century fox has been holding talks to sell most of the company to walt disney. >> a $54 billion deal for the video streaming era. >> leaving behind the media compa

my birthday last week. >> lachlan was much more a hugging type.standoffish. >> it's a very traditional sort of corporate structure for people to have a kind of competition among different executives. it's less normal for that to be the way a father pits his children against one another, but that's exactly what rupert set out the very public competition between his children for who was going to succeed him. >> in the course of the interview, i was curious to see what rupert murdoch's view was of his own children. so in the context of all of that, rupert said a few interesting things. he said among the three of them, he was very likely that lachlan would be the first among equals. that was the phrase he used that lachlan murdoch was the appointed successor to rupert. and he said the other siblings agreed that that was the case. so when i heard this, i have to say i hadn't been expecting this at all, and it was like a great boulder had been throwing into a placid pond. i was pretty sure that it would not go down very well with the other children. >>

it is probably the biggest mistake lachlan has made to that

truly hard seltzer. >>> rupert gives lachlan an impossible task.ue in australia. >> it would be as though they tried to set up an entirely new nfl. >> in australia, rugby is a very popular sport with a passionate, devoted fan base. >> lachlan was involved during the presentations to the clubs. lachlan was writing the checks to the star players. >> he would rap as well. >> he very aggressively started to poach players from the rival dominant league. which, of course sets off all of this rage among the fans, who suddenly are angry that their favorite players are switching leagues. >> and this was hugely controversial in australia. >> rupert, you can never buy a rugby league. this is a guy that didn't want to be an australian, didn't want to be an australian. >> and basically it becomes a gigantic embarrassing flop -- a $500 million flop. >> go home to america. >> it's a major loss. >> i think it's been good for his education. i'm sure he's learned a lot. >> painful, hasn't it been? >> well, you are going to have some knocks on the way. it's good. i'v

>> lachlan, james and elizabeth felt a form of betrayal and also saw somebody who could be a competitor. the idea of a much younger wife, with a training in business, interested in influencing the shape, fate and fortunes of their families corporate holdings. it was deeply distressing to them. this was the last thing they wanted to have happen. >>> lachlan, elizabeth and james all have their own

james, lachlan, maybe elisabeth.t. >> good morning, mr. murdoch. you're gonna retire soon finally, huh, and have a good life? >> no way. >> rupert murdoch, the media mogul, hospitalized. this raises questions about succession. >> and, we really realized that this story was about a father and his children, and this question of what is gonna happen

lachlan loved it.st building and watching the presses roll. >> lachlan really takes to it. he's in his element. this is the world he wants to be in. james not so much. >> this is my son james. >> james, how would you describe your dad? >> well, i think the papers and the shows about him and stuff make him look like too mean and dark and sinister. and really, he's a really nice person, a fun person. >> sometimes, right? >> yeah. >> when you behave. >> so rupert sends james to have an internship at the daily mirror in the photography department. james is only 15. >> and there's a famous occasion in which is in a news conference in sydney. >> as james has told this story himself, he had spent several nights in a row on the overnight photo desk. he was exhausted. so he sat down on the couch. >> and he falls asleep in the middle of this news conference. >> and sure enough, rupert murdoch's main rival, the sydney morning herald, they run a photo. and they do this story in their pages about this slumbering yo

. >> lachlan, james. james, lachlan, maybe elisabeth. whatever. >> there was a lot of effort to make it look like everything was kumbaya. but the parlor game of who's gonna be the king continues to play out. >> good morning, mr. murdoch. you're gonna retire soon finally, huh, and have a good life? >> no way. >> rupert murdoch, the media mogul, hospitalized. this raises questions about succession. >> and, we really realized that this story was about a father and his children, and this question of what is gonna happen to this empire. >> early on, rupert develops a machiavellian approach to the newspaper business. it's about putting your rivals under. >> and mr maxwell certainly has lost. >> and, rupert discovered if you start turning the dial down market, ratings go up. >> sex and murder and blood, and mayhem. >> he bought up 40% of the circulation of newspapers in england. >> this is his moment to expand. >> post here! get your post here. new york post... >> murdoch put his stamp on the city of new york. here i am. you'd better pay some a

>> lachlan, elizabeth, and james all have their own places in the murdoch empire. lachlan is the one who is closest to the seat of power. >> but he finds himself in the middle of this shark tank. >> he chastises roger ailes. rupert completely sides with ailes. elizabeth, as a programmer, has something close to rupert murdoch's own eye for the new and the fresh, but she's never going to get the top job with her father. she decides she has to get out. she sends him a fax. >> they're supposed to have an heir and a spare. james is the spare. >> but james proves himself to be as good as his father at putting profit before principle. and it's very successful . >> james murdoch is now at the top of the company, is almost certain to succeed his father, and he's doing tremendously. he goes from a junior member of the family to a successful executive at newscorp, to the ceo of sky, to now being in charge of news international, their global division. >> lachlan has at that point, gone off to australia, or he's doing his own thing. he's basically left the family business. liz

>> yes. >> rupert and lachlan both share a love of newspapers.nd them out for work experience. lachlan loved it. he loved going to the "new york post" building and watching the presses roll. lachlan really takes to it. he is in his element. this tis the world he wants to e in. james, not so much. >> my son james. >> james, how would you describe your dad? >> well, i think that the papers and the shows about him and stuff make him look a little like too mean and dark and sinister. and really he's a really nice person, a fun person. >> sometimes, right? >> yeah. >> so rupert sends james to have an internship at the da"daily mirror" in the photography department. he is only 15. >> it was an occasion he is in a news conference in sydney. >> james told the story him seven. he had spent several nights in a row on the overnight photo desk. he was exhausted. so he sat down on the couch. >> he falls asleep in the middle of this news conference. >> sure enough rupert murdoch's main rival, "they sydney morning herald," run a photo and they do this story in

and lachlan was really gone. he was off in australia.ys, managed to survive as a business -- from a business point of view, was able to kind of keep the business going, divide the company, kind of -- almost like a cancer, cut out what he claimed were the kind of toxic assets. but the family really didn't recover. for james, this was really the end of his rise. and for lachlan, it was the beginning of what would become his rise. and he would soon kind of become the heir apparent and take over the company. >> that's why it is a focal point in this series. thank you so much. jonathan moller, appreciate it. and "the murdocks: empire of influence" airs tonight at 10:00

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>> lachlan, elizabeth and james all have their own places in the murdoch empire. lachlan is closest to the seat of power. >> and he finds himself in the middle of this shark tank. >> elizabeth has rupert murdoch's own eye for the new and the fresh. >> people were very impressed by her abilities. >> james proved a real rival to his brother. >> in most families, this would be a happy occasion. in the murdoch family, it completely upends the dynamic. >> announcer: the following is a cnn special report. ♪ >>> may 2nd of this year. an idyllic spring morning. no hint of what is to come that night. the nine justices of the supreme court attend a memorial service for one of their own, the late john paul stevens. the end of the court's term is just weeks away. >> a whole host of consequential decisions to come. >> a bitterly divided country awaits a momentous decision. >> is this the end of roe v. wade? >> -- of law and of life. >> reporter: at the service the judges look collegial. they call themselves a happy family. beneath the surface there is much more to this story.

that lachlan will burn out. >> yes, you have met some of my family before. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. i'm rosemary church. just ahead here on "cnn newsroom," air-raid sirens going off in kyiv this morning. civilians warned to seek shelter as russian drones target ukraine's capital. >>> more never before seen video of the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. some candidates are already sowing doubt about the integritiy of the upcoming election. plus -- it's now been a month of tense often violent nationwide protests in iran, and now the iranian president is accusing the united states of inciting chaos. >>> thanks for being with us. we are following developments out of ukraine where explosions continue to be heard in central kyiv. the first blast came just hours ago, and one official says russia is now attacking the capital with kamikaze drones. cnn's clarissa ward is in kyiv and updated us on the situation just a short time ago. >> reporter: this started about 6:45 this morning. the second explosion was by fa

that lachlan will burn out. >> yes, you have met some of my family before. >> rupert murdoch, get out has the uk in an uproar -- >> thousands of victims.

. >> he needs to go to lachlan, he doesn't even have railroads for him.told by little lachlan, ailes goes to ru rupert. rupert tells ailes, don't worry about the boy. go ahead and do the show. you know, that is the most stinging rebuke -- don't worry about the boy. >> those five words make their way across the globe, reaching him when he's in sydney. soon after, he flying back to l.a. to confront his father. >>> the cnn original series "the murdochs" airs tonight at 10:00. >>> now to cnn's hero. >> let's go, let's go. our kids grew up knowing they have to be resilient from day one. >> we can get you a stem with a war with grips. our mission is to create safe spaces that empower kids to learn about their intrinsic worth while they build a book. >> lever all way around. that way you insert the tube next. >> our program is really open to any kid, any age to learn mickics, build it, earn it. in our space, our students get opportunity to see themselves as creators, designers, dreamers. it starts to build on this thought of finding out who they are. they're a w

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and lachlan was really gone. he was off in australia. and yes, miraculously, rupert, as always, managed to survive as a business -- from a business point of view, was able to kind of keep the business going, divide the company, kind of -- almost like a cancer, cut out what he claimed were the kind of toxic assets. but the family really didn't recover. for james, this was really the end of his rise. and for lachlan, it was the beginning of what would become his rise. and he would soon kind of become the heir apparent and take over the company. >> that's why it is a focal point in this series. thank you so much. jonathan moller, appreciate it. and "the murdocks: empire of influence" airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. the "cnn newsroom" continues the "cnn newsroom" continues with jim acosta right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. new today, a member of the january 6th committee weighing in on what would happen if former president donald trump ignores their promised subpoe

is politics reporter for "axios," lachlan markay. >> they are cutting off candidates they see as notcome november. and i think the running theme is candidate quality. you're really seeing this in races where the parties have nominated a candidate that's not able to compete in a general election, particularly against an incumbent. we're seeing the national republican senatorial committee, for instance, saying, you know, it's going to cut back on ads backing the republican senate candidate in new hampshire. a lot of races are happening in states or districts where there's an expensive media circuit. they need to decide is it worth pouring more of our scarce resource into a race where it's looking like it won't be winnable. >> these are long shot candidates being cut free, unin of the competitive races just yet, is that right? >> there are competitive house races where this is happening. you saw a candidate who might have been competitive in a previous district, you know, the redistricting process reshaped a lot of calculations here, and you end up seeing a particularly progressive cand

politics reporter for "axios," lachlan markay. two weeks until the midterms.ucation bill which prevents 6, 7, 8-year-olds from having sexuality, gender ideology in the curriculum, you're the one waging the culture war, i'm defending parents and students because it's inappropriate to have that in elementary

places in the empire, lachlan is closest to the seat of power. >> elizabeth has the eye for the new and the fresh. >> james looked to be a real rival to his brother. >> and most families this would be a happy occasion. in the murdoch family, it completely appends the dynamic . >>> it's very exciting to be back in rome. at every turn there something of significant. it's like you are living inside a museum. >> even if you never been to rome, you've been to rome. it's stories have been told and retold on stage and screen, the city of togas and gladiators, power and entry, empire and ruin and of course, the good life i'm stanley tucci. i'm italian on both sides and i'm traveling across italy to discover how the food in each of this country's 20 regions is as unique as the people and the past. the feminist famous ancients of rome once ruled the world. i'm here to discover how it's the food of ordinary romans that has conquered our hearts. but i'm going to warn you. if you are on a low-carb diet, beware. you are going to see a lot of pasta in this show. i mean like, a lot. like a lot. >> i've

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. >> rupert said among the three children, it was very likely that lachlan would be the first among equals

>>> lachlan, elizabeth, and james all have their own places in the murdoch empire. >> elizabeth has rupert murdoch's own eye for the new and the fresh. >> people were very impressed by her abilities. >> james prove add real rival to his brother. >> in most families this would be a happy occasion. in the murdoch family it completely up ends the dynamic. >>> hello, welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. you are watching cnn news room. i'm rosemary church. ian's death toll is rising amid criticism over how evacuations were carried out. details ahead and the latest on another massive storm. >>> voters in brazil learned the results of the presidential election there and whether they will go back to the polls for another round. and cnn takes you back to the city recaptured by ukraine just a day after the kremlin declared it a part of russia. >>> live from cnn center, this is cnn news room with rosemary church. >> thanks for joining us. authorities in florida have confirmed 76 deaths from hurricane ian as they continue to search for more survivors. o

. >> and lachlan is furious and he says if you take another phone call on this deal, you no longer have a son. >> this will decide what they've all been vying for, succession for the company. >>> what's it like being the first second gentleman? doug emhoff is making history of his own. what is your job? >> he redefines an old role for a new generation. >> there's this toxicity, this masculine idea of what a man is. >> a father. >> i really wanted a reminder of what's important to me. >> who with the vice president is marking many firsts. >> this is very emotional to be able to do this. >> while still trying to make time for each other. >> we're not each other's chief of staff. we're husband and wife. >> it's the opportunity of a lifetime for the former entertainment lawyer who gave up his job to support his wife. >> men need to support women. >> in this series we talked to people in politics and pop culture and find out what it's like to be them. now being the second gentleman. what's it like to be the first second gentleman? >> i'm only the first second gentleman because the country el

. >> and lachlan is furious, and he says, if you take another phone call on this deal, you will no longer have a son. >> this will decide what they've all been vying for; succession for the company. >>> hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world, live from outside the u.k.'s houses of parliament, i'm christina mcfarlen. the revolving door at number 10 downing street will not swing open for boris jauohnson again. the former prime minister stands down ahead of today's critical leadership vote. >> and live from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta i'm rosemary church. i'll have details on all our other top stories including mid-term crunch time in the united states. new polling suggesting sky high voter interest and extreme polarization with the election just 15 days away. >>> it's 7:00 a.m. here in london where all eyes are fixed on the tory leadership race, and we could learn who's poised to become the next leader of the conservative party and the prime minister. he said on sunday he'd not be entering the race though he claimed to hav

. >> and lachlan is furious. and he says if you take another phone call on this deal you'll no longer have a son. >> this will decide what they've all been vying for, succession for the company. >> announcer: the following is a cnn special report. >>> 911. what is your emergency? >> this is alec murdaugh. i need the police and ambulance immediately. >> alex murdaugh. >> double murder mystery. >> soon to be on trial. >> alec murdaugh facing charges accused of killing his wife and son. >> this trial will be one of the most watched since o.j. >> for the first time those closely tied to this shocking story sit down together. >> every lawyer at this table is on trial. >> it's a good feeling to be conn conn connected to the power. >> until it comes back to bite you. >> powerful family. series of unsolved killing. >> how many families do you know that have five dead bodies in their orbit? >> murdaugh's housekeeper died in 2018 in a slip and fall at murdaugh's home. >> he used gloria's death to enrich himself. >> 19-year

. >> well, what you'll see here is that lachlan murdoch, the heir to the throne, will come back and this running to take over this massive media empire. >> drama, indeed. jim rutenberg, so good to see you. thank you so much. be sure to tune in, everybody, to an all-new episode of "the murdochs: empire of influence." that airs tonight at 10:00 p.m., only on cnn. >>> and as more than $1.5 million ukrainians remain without power following russian missile strikes yesterday, on the electric facilities, many in the country are still finding the light in so much darkness. beautiful music with real healing powers, right? you're listening to a ukrainian soldier underground in a bomb shelter, playing his violin. it's a powerful message of hope and those on the front lines of ukraine are not just soldiers, but musicians. other talented individuals fighting for the freedom of their homeland. i'm fredricka whitfield. thank you so much for being with me today. the "cnn newsroom" continues with jim acosta right now. >>> you are live in th

the board includes rupert murdoch, prudence and elizabeth lachlan and james.e outvoted. >> catch a brand new episode tomorrow night at 10:00 right here on cnn. >>> it's the most wonderful time of the year. yes, it's fat bear week. every year the national park in alaska pits 12 fat bears against each other in a contest to highlight and celebrate how bears prepare for hibernation. the favorite is 480 otis, who has racked up four wins over the years. he once ate 42 salmon in one sitting just by waiting for the fish to swim by. holly is proving to be stiff competition. she was the fat bear champion in 2019. there are four other contestants. vote for your favorite at fatbearweek.org. the winner will be announced on tuesday when one of these bears will be crowned champion. they are better than the average bear. you know, i would like to have some salmon now, i think. looks tasty. >>> that's the news. i'm jim acosta. you can tell it's dinner time. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. have a good night, guys. r? so adding “and” student might feel daunting. nat

lachlan walmsley did eventually offer scotland something but it was never going to be enough.r. adam wild, bbc news, newcastle. premier league leaders arsenal beat leeds 1—0 in a game that was stopped for 20 minutes because of a power cut at elland road. fourth—placed chelsea beat aston villa 2—0. both goals were scored by mason mount. it is also 0—0 between champions manchester city and liverpool after 35 minutes. in the scottish premiership rangers bounced back from their mid—week mauling by liverpool to beat motherwell. this impressive run from malik tillman opened the scoring for the visitors. the 2—1victory means they are two points behind leaders celtic. also today aberdeen and hearts drew 0—0. —— aberdeen beat hearts 2—0. wales suffered a heavy defeat to hosts new zealand at the women's rugby world cup. the reigning world champions ran in ten tries to beat wales by 56—12 in front of a sell—out crowd in auckland. wales slip to third place in what is a tough group, behind new zealand and australia. it was the first time two female boxers had headlined at a major venue in

so "axios" lachlan mar kay who your viewers know well dug into data that meta posts about how people, and less of this, i can add these people, exclude these people, and it's a real window into american culture. with republicans, you have them saying we don't want people who shop at trader joe's or whole foods. democrats can say, we don't want people who are nascar fans or who are deer hunters. republicans will say, give me a little more of people who are fans of kid rock. democrats can say give me a little more of people who like a different kind of music. and fascinating little window here, the great uniter, jonathan, in all of this data, there was one institution that both parties wanted, neither party excluded, and that was walmart. >> walmart. well, they are the nation's biggest retailer so i guess that makes sense. you have polling data from the edelman trust barometer. we know america's faith in institutions are down, but particularly in the midwest. give us a brief sense as to why. >> the edelman trust barometer broke down the data by region and found that mid westerners dist

it's also a way to consolidate things so that his, in all likelihood, his son lachlan will have kindnished, empire to run. >> so what else might be on the horizon for the murdoch family? especially as we start looking ahead into the 2024 presidential election? given the family's influence in previous elections. >> yeah, well, you can be sure that fox news will play a huge role in the 2024 election. that all the republican candidates will be assuming there are more than one, will be courting rupert and will be trying to get on fox news as much as possible. and at the same time, this works both ways. fox will be trying to get behind whoever the likely nominee is and whoever the nominee is, assuming that's where the kind of republican base is, because that's the business model here, fox plays to the republican base. and you know, its programming reflects that. so that's certainly, you know, on the horizon in 2024. the other thing to always keep in mind is rupert murdoch is not a young man, and at some point, he is going to die. and the empire could very well be thrown up in the air all

scotland did pull a try back through lachlan walmsley but it was a mere consolation as the match finishedning start to their t20 world cup campaign in australia with an impressive victory over west indies in the initial group stage. west indies were heavy favourites going into the match but scotland produced a fantastic bowling display, after setting their opponents a target of 161. george munsey was unbeaten on 66. and then mark watt took 3 wickets as scotland bowled west indies out forjust 118. ireland play zimbabwe later this morning. great britain finished the world track cycling championships with three gold medals, the third of which was provided by neah evans in the points race. she needed to win the final sprint of the event to secure the first individual world title of her career, at the age of 32. that successes follows on from the team pursuit silver that she helped great britain to win earlier in the week. yeah, i mean, definitely the icing on the cake. that's all the sport for now. we're going to get the latest from ukraine now because there were three big explosions in the c

scotland did pull a try back through lachlan walmsley but it was a mere consolation as the match finishedwhile england's t20 world cup campaign doesn't get under way until saturday, both ireland and scotland are playing in the initial group stage as they try and qualify for the main phase. ireland play zimbabwe later this morning. but scotland are already in action against the west indies. it had been a decent start for scotland with the bat before a rain delay stopped their momentum. since returning to the crease, they've lost two wickets. jason holder claiming them both. it's currently 66 for two with ten overs remaining. feels like we have had a bit of build—up to the t20 world cup, england play next weekend. we have had brilliant results, and it may be a winner, it has been great. more world cups! the a winner, it has been great. more world cups!— a winner, it has been great. more world cups! the world needs more world cups! the world needs more world cups! _ adolescence is a high—risk time for developing eating disorders and the pandemic resulted in even more children and young peopl

politics reporter for "axios," lachlan markay. two weeks until the midterms. "morning joe" starts now. >>> when you oppose the parents' rights in the education bill which prevents 6, 7, 8-year-olds from having sexuality, gender ideology in the curriculum, you're the one waging the culture war, i'm defending parents and students because it's inappropriate to have that in elementary school. >> i'm not the governor who attacked walt disney world because they expressed their point of view. i'm not the governor who attacked the cruise industry because they wanted to make sure they weren't sick before they got on the boat. you're the most ant-business governor i have seen. >> a baseball team for send ago tweet saying that they were sorry that children were gunned down in uvalde, suddenly the governor of florida decided to actually penalize a baseball team for expressing sympathy with the parents of dead children. >> culture wars were a major topic in last night's debate between the two candidates for governor of florida. we're going to have more from that show down