senator carl levin. welcome. >> i can try. >> good to be with you. jim townsend who is the director of the center at wayne state law school and who is joining us you may signal me if i put my foot in my mouth too many times. you were invaluable and continue to be a huge value to the nation in your writing and teaching so i want to thank you for all your service. >> thank you for saying that. >> senator, by all accounts the senate is a different place than it was when you arrived in 1979 as long ago as 1985, the former majority leader asked as civility and reasonableness take the senate he was complaining about senator connie mack saying democrats lack the ability to negotiate businesses over the budget and complaining about rick santorum accusing bill clinton of those untruths. that seems pretty tame by the current standards and political discourse. they went on to say little did i know when i came here that i would live to see big names. now i don't expect you to call any senators this, but where have all the giants gone? >> where have what? >> wher

levin: thank you for holding this hearing today. i want to focus on the bipartisan legislation at hand. as been said, my colleagues introduced the same legislation and that shows we still agree on the policy and need to be working together in a way that it will be signed into law. clean energy generation is the future. the biden administration set the goal to achieve 100% carbon pollution free power by 2035. [indiscernible] responsible renewable development takes place on our federal lands. it would direct blm to select solar, wind, and geothermal development on public lands. the designations would be similar to the process that blm carried out in southern california to establish the desert renewable energy plan. it would direct the federal government to distribute the revenues to states where the development takes place. >> we had a live hearing on developing renewable energy on public lands, but we can take you back there live here on c-span. >> renewables being firmly flexible. they want additional 1000 megawatts of power, like g

levin. our republican colleagues are welcome to come back on to the screen if they would like to, and we will interspersed in. mr. golden. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you got me all right here? >> yes. please proceed. >> okay. a couple of questions for our marines on the panel. i think one of, i think maybe the ranking member really started down the slightest question, the concern was the interoperability, just general unpreparedness of the aavs. the marines corps job is to be ready to fight, fight today really. this committee often as conversation with the marine corps ongoing what would you need for the future. what about writing this today? and in particular as the marine corps going back to real rn amphibious operations, i'm very concerned about the status of these aavs for the next five years. would you say with confidence, i do with you, that this committee is fully aware of what the marine corps needs to ensure the operability and general readiness of the aavs sleep in the united stat

jeremy levin the chair of the tent r organization and ceoig of owe individual therapeutics. let's remind our viewers what the biotechnical organization is. >> oizat theion biotechnology i organization is an organizations of about 1,000 companies and focused on how to drive access g to patients for new medicines, s and a who how do we drive innov that is under pinning we spend biotechnology, and biotechnology is 30 years of building technologies that help people find medicines. weng spend our time at the organization focused on these two things, and helping others to understand the valuee of thiy and one of the most importantnt points about it, greta, is that this industry delivers about 7'' of all the new medicines in the world, so it's a really important part of american industrial infrastructure. >> doctor, your reaction to thei bidenne administration announcib theyal support waving -- this ia global health crisis and the extraordinary circumstances of the covid-19 pandemic call for extraordinary measures. the administration believes strongly in intellectual tho propertyse

levin: thank you for that. another question for you, last year the energy act included language that gives the bureau of land management to address rental rates and capacity fees to ensure they don't exceed fair market value. how important is it that the department of interior uses the authority we enacted into law at the end of last year? mr. singh: incredibly important. as a primary, those three categories provided are equal in their impact. don't solve any one of them, overall it would suffer tremendously. i did mention, almost in your backyard, the rental and fee structure is many times higher than what we would have to pay on private lands. that drives development away. without solving for that, deployment will not take effect. rep. levin: i appreciate that, mr. singh. miss miller, i wanted to turn to you. i know you support this bill because of the conservation mr. thomsen: provisions it includes. i think we all believe that it should coexist. do you support the bureau of land management, more prioritizat

. ♪ ♪ >> hello america i'm mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" great guests but before we do you'llall the began the program with thomas paine. and his magnificent pamphlet american crisis which starred american people in jour washington forces to written the the revolutionary war and i want to stiert a little differently tonight. we have allowed the mob and the democrat party to define who we are as people. they defame us, slander ancestors in history, trash our founding documents and principles. they're mostly those who hate country in which they live and contributed nothing to its betterment. indeed they live off the sweat an toil of others. while they pursue a destructive and dye boll call course for our nation undermining sabotages virtually every institution in our society. their ide you'll in world view based on argumentings and belief of a man ultimately karl marx writings responsible for enslavement impoverishment and death of untold millions this is a hard fact. despite their predictable protestations. these are the youthful idiot who is occupy leadership positions in the

. ♪ ♪ >> hello america i'm mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" two great guests topic areigration, as well as the 1619 project. but before i get to them related to them, i've written a new book called american marxism. why did i write this book? i don't write books just to write books. i'm not on tv just to be on tv. i'm not on radio just to be on radio. i don't seek glory and i don't seek fame. i'm an activist at heart. since i was a young teenager -- for me it's about this country, it's about liberty. it's about constitutional conservatism. that's why i'm here every sunday, that's why i do my radio show every day and that's why i do levin tv and that's why i write books. we're an extraordinarily grave and dier situation right now. every principle and fundamental of the founding of this nation is under assault. and we are losing today. >>whether you look at the border or in our classrooms, the way our cops are treated, lack of law and order in so many areas in this country. the use of racism, the use of genderrism. being attacked in a thousand ways. and so that's why i've

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while robin levin dusky found another way to make history but the real drama was at the other end of the table. the relegation decide is now on kick off. starting with being about the armenia be lafelle headed to the card with a clear objective when an secure survival. anything other than 3 points would leave their fate and others hands me fellow, promoted sidestep guard. had fared far better over the course of the season. and even maintained an outside shot at qualifying for the u way for conference, lee. ah, which stood guard who began the stronger of the sides here. feel a tell parking the boston the early stages attacks. they've relied on a lot this season. so stood guards opener from sasha, collides which in the 34th minute would have been well deserved was not for provider. roberto massey most spring marginally off side and the build up a close shade for bella failed. i mean, you had just one chance in the opening half weeks of doing effort coming back on the would work the 2nd half, so be little don't the offense since earning a penalty and the 65th minute probably on close wi

when levin dos these for or school of the campaigns for the ages. now the final standings of the season fire champions, flight sick, dormant and most will, will play in the champions league next season late because i'm frank put in the euroleague and on your berlin made it into the new conference league down below breyman who have spent longer than any other club and the phone displayed that are relegated along with soccer field can look forward to a 2nd year in the bonus, lee go and cologne need to win the play off to survive. their opponents in the relegation. play off our host and keel, who was happy about this 3rd place finish and the 2nd flight home defeat and that last match meant they missed out on automatic promotion. after an exhausting season answered several covert outbreaks about the club. it will be interesting to see if they still have enough strength left for the playoff matches quite a 3rd, manage the match that automatic promotion spot after training against isn't all. the clover leaves turn things around in a decisive game. for the

i'll see you next time on "life, liberty & levin."ters world" i'm jesse watters breaking tonight brand new information backing the lab league theory of covid-19. this as president biden hasn't even bothered to ask china about it. there could be a reason for that involving doctor anthony fauci and the scientific community may be covering it all up. why? for money -- nicholas wade investigative reporter who covered science for almost 30 years at the "new york me

reaction and tonight, a message from mark levine to joe biden straight ahead. career i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: the green new deal democrats efforts to dismantle the police departments across the country is now a complete anddisaster. it's leaving cities more violent. in minneapolis crime continues to surge there. homicide are up. robberies are up. police activity way down. today at the george floyd memorial gunshot rang during the middle of a news cast. take a look. >> bill -- >> [gunfire]. >> that's gun shots. >> [gunfire]. >> that sound like

but then finally, in the 90 minutes, robert levin doff see score to go free and choose his entry into the history books, the one that overshadowed even the title and the top for the the final mat state is always an opportunity for goodbyes, and it was record champions by media who led the way, starting with hands reflects practically the entire coaching team said farewell between them. 107 titles have been lifted. davi alabama is off to rail madrid and 2 other world cup winners also leave bavaria, former spain international, happy martinez and jerome boating. a welcome champion in 2014 with germany. the fellow german woke up with a stomach. his era hands up. is this at age 30 whole? meanwhile, in dolton, there were more theory. farewells look as piss check heads off into the sunset after 11 years. the vendor twins also call it a day off the 15 long years in the game. they made the decision together as they so often didn't decorate does it's one of the nicest thing for me today being on the pitch with my brother one last time at least i could hi $5.00 and $1.00 more time and he was on

i will see you next time on life liberty and levin's. "the next revolution" the profamily pro- community and pro- america did you see this when the vice president this week? get vaccinated or wear a mask until you do. how is that acceptable way for an elected leader to speak to people? biden as well get vaccinated or wear a mask until

. ♪ ♪ mark: hello america i'm mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" with two great guests john radcliffemer national of intelligence and newt gingrich but i want to talk to john ratcliff inching to do this for some time and looking at this threat assessment that was put out this week john from biden administration and they've finally realized that china is, quote, near peer get tore unparalleled priority now you were the director of national intelligence. you were banging the pots and pans you were trying to tell american people that democrats in congress that we have a huge issue a huge problem on our hands with communist china. you think they realize it now? >> well mark i think they realized it all of last year as you said i spent much of the past year saying that china is our greatest -- national security threat by far. militarily, economically, technologically, the china and china alone is intending to sub plant the united states. but i as you recall received a lot of pushback on that because it wasn't the political narrative that the left wanted. they wanted russia to be the bad gu

fire did everything to set him up, but levin doff see him, how couldn't manage to for this one himself? ah, those who are kimmy took matters into his own hands after 33 minutes with this wonder strike and kings they coleman, made it all half time. but still no call from the lab and he didn't have luck on his side. suddenly he couldn't score and then our work launched to come back at their players. this score 1st on han nodded in then slowly and neither less showed how it's done. but then finally, in the 90 minutes, robert levin doff see, going to go ahead and choose his entry into the history books, the one that overshadowed even the title and the top floors cam in. the the final mat say is always an opportunity for goodbyes. and it was record champions by munich. you like the way starting with hands he flicks practically the entire coaching team said farewell between them. 107 titles have been lifted. w. alabama is off to rail madrid and 2 other well cup when it also leave bavaria from spain, international heavy martinez and jerome boating. a welcome champion in 2014 with germany. the

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he had been gone for four years, but i started to meet people i didn't know, john mccain and carl levin and jack reed and so many others who i did not know before i was here and then i really learned about john warner, i learned about his chair of the armed services committee, i learned about how he was in the middle of whatever gang was trying to do something good. i learned about his love for this institution. i learned about his love for his fellow senators. i was on a ticket with one of those fellow senators, senator hillary clinton, and stood with senator warner when he stood out to endorse us and he talked about such depth about working with senator clinton. i came to the dining room with john warner and it was like i brought in the pope. we sat down and all the staff, everybody working in the dining room, all the senators and their families were coming over to talk to john warner because they loved him so much and one of the reasons they loved him because they knew how much he loved the institution. there is so much i can say, but i will tell one more thing. john and i during my

this week's hero can be none other than harvey levin dosti. his goal against board was his 40th of the season already securing him a place in the history books he's in good company tied with gaffer miller. but. failed to go from here so i judge well i feel incredible. to feel now i don't understand maybe what. well things that are happening or what i did have because you know there's a leg on the record to be there is something amazing. something special if there's anything you could possibly gripe about it's that each of his 40 goals were from the penalty spot. whereas none of scored all of his goals in 197172 season from open play. pretty impressive although it's all strikers know they all have. a shot of his final home game in the bundesliga for the time being at least fans to see them off but visitors frankford were out to make it a lively affair with their top 4 hopes hanging on a thread. we all know a it's we have one task which is winning at shaka and that's where all our focus is on still i'm talked have been out of sorts since the new

thank you for the question, congressman levin. we do support the agency collaborative with the public with a local governments and affected stakeholders to evaluate priority areas and determine whether changes need to be made. i think this process could result in more areas being identified or changes to the areas, identified as parties but the important part is getting together currently identify the best areas for development with the lowest impact to other values. >> thank you. mr. chairman, i would just close again by saint we've got to get this one signed into law. this is the future. the biden administration has committed to the future and our public lands can and should be a part of that effort to meet our 100% carbon solution free power goals by 2035 so we're excited and i would yield back with that and thank you again for this hearing. >> i thank you. i i now call upon and recognize ranking member stauber for five minutes of questions. ranking member stauber. >> thank you, mr. chair. ms. rowe, thank you for joining us tod

levin.up. >> there are a couple of things i want to say to mr. sunny cup. he is the human pandemic i said he is. i want to address something very specifically to joe biden and his party. this poison of anti-semitism is growing in your party and your silence isn't going to fix it. talib, in my opinion is an out of the closet semite and she's joined by 20 or 30 others of the hard marxist hamas wing of the democratic party, you have omar and aoc, bernie sanders, i don't care how bernie sanders identifies, it's irrelevant, the democrats and the house of representatives voted unanimously against sanctioning hamas last week. during the time when hamas was firing 4,000 missiles into israel. joe biden sees. this he sees on tv individuals with antifa like clothing, chasing down jews in cities throughout the country in cars, attacking jews, organized, like black lives matter, and antifa, beating jews, graffiti on synagogues including swastikas and so forth. we haven't seen anything like this. and i do

alisha levine on the american regime change. it all centers around what every listener and viewer knows, prices are going up. jonathan: the cpi report just around the corner. the number year on year to look for, 3.6%. that is the estimate from our 2.6% previously. first of all, we look at the market reaction, and second, how the fed responds. vice chair clarida with a timely speech for 9:30 eastern. tom: you wonder how the language is going to change from that. i love the tension we observed from kit juckes of socgen with the former president of the new york fed, and is a legitimate question about the rate of change. jonathan: bill dudley says the fed will keep rates unchanged for a long time. his argument, and i think it is fair to characterize it this way. kit pushes back against that because every decade we have seen, every single cycle with the exception of maybe one in the last few decades, tolerance for higher interest rates have declined. tom: it is a great chart from credit suisse from years ago of all of the inflation w

levin votes aye on s. 937. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. stevens pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. stevens will vote yes on s. 937. as the member designated by ms. slotkin, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. slotkin will vote yes on s. 937. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. donald payne, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. pape will vote yes on s. 937. as the member designated by mr. bill pascrell, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. pascrell will vote yes on s. 937. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from quarks state seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kildee of michigan, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. kildee will vote yes on s. 937. the speaker pro tempore: for wha

the great one, mark levin, sir. there, i will let you take it anywhere you want. >> you know, sean, everyone of these crises you mentioned or created by joe and joe biden is a human pandemic. that's exactly what he is, from the border to an currency, to inflation. if the price of food, the price of gasoline. go right on the list. he has opened the pandora's box to inflation and that is a tough box toan shot. but the democrats are used to these t sort of things since thy create inflation and recession and depressions all the time taking our money and taking money that doesn't even exist and throwing it all over the place to give money to its base as they follow this marxist ideology of class warfare and oppression. i want to talk about israel for a minute. donald trump was the biggest offender of israel in the history of the israeli state. obama and biden were the worst -- the worst allies that israel ever had and they cited frequently with israel's enemies. in fact they cut off the supply of arms to israel when isra

. ♪♪ mark: hello america i am mark levin this is life liberty and the bed, two great topics very importante war against israel and the middle east and the war against her energy grid in the united states. we want to cover both topics thoroughly. but before we do i want to comment on what's taking place in israel i want you to imagine if you live in dallas, texas or houston or los angeles or new york or washington, d.c. or any of our major cities and we have forces right on our border on the border with mexico and quite frankly the border with canada firing thousands of missiles, many of which have been provided to the terrorist by the iranian regime from hamas and islamic jihad attempting to reach our cities and reaching some of our cities. imagine if there individuals within our country who are involved in programs, people trying to target the jewish citizens of this country or other citizens of this country just because of their faith, imagine they were burning down our synagogue, imagine they were going door to door in looking for the jews to attack and so forth. this is what's been goi

. >> the latest victim, 72 year old marshall levine, was a counselor and life coach. his office from karen. >> we sat down with the officers and they wanted to know what kind of clients was he seen. and what was his practice like. >> the assumption was, this was about marshall? >> i'm wondering when you felt more of a threat after the second and third murder scenes were announced. >> honestly, i was scared. but i also knew, or believed, that this was personal. and i fell in my heart of hearts that when this crossed steve off his list, that he was moving down a list. >> if the killer did have a list, police were racing to find out why were these people on it? what did they have in common? investigators collected shell casings at clearance office and discovered they were 40 caliber. same as at the other two crime scenes. four murders now in less than 31 hours. all possibly committed by the same person. there was one promising clue. dna on a shell casing recovered at the scene of steve pits murder. investigators ran it through there a system, but there is no match. by 10

former democratic senator carl levin of michigan talks about his experience serving in the senate fors. >>> john served as the 53rd speaker of the united states house of representatives. from january, 2011 to october, 2015. during his tenure he led the drive for the less costly and more accountable federal government. he grew up in a large roman catholic family inca southwesten ohio and attended an all male high school in cincinnati before earning a degree in business from xavier university. he then took a job at a plastics company news site sales where he eventually became president. in 1984 he was elected to be the ohio house of representativesan and remained in office until his election to the u.s. house of representatives in 1990. he represented the eighth congressional district of ohio in the house from 1991 to 2015. the senior strategic advisor for the policy forums. his appearance with us this afternoon is fortuitous given the enormous notoriety of his bookot and public comments over the last week so without further ado, ladies and gentlemen please help me welcome speaker john

so you mentioned that cross did his levine in democratic parties, politics? yes. in opposition to the mainstream media, he's been among his most frequent target. devine as national press agency, the sta, and it's national broadcast on tv. it's a for me in a tried and tested in all the x o b block countries still finding the way in the european union. yellow young show is to, victor will be honest, hungry or get a chance give to poland, po 3 from the political right. for the 1st elected national leaders in the late 1990 mid, 2000. and then we'll go to out of office learning lessons along the way. all 3 then returned to power with a plan, bring the domestic media to heal. what said young sher, apart from kuchinski and all bon however, is that he knows this kind of story from both sides. he's a former journalist, marina levine, as a young journalist, yan shakes both secrets of the yugoslav army, for which he was sentenced to prison. the part at the time he was held up as a symbol of sylvia's transition to democracy. but practically overnight, he became the defense mi

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to see you next time on "life, liberty and levin".steve hilton and this is the home of positive populism, pro- america, profamily and pro- america. look at what we see in the past few weeks. age 13 is shot and killed in chicago, mckay o'brien, 816 shot and killed in columbus, ohio, anthony thompson, 17, shot and killed in knoxville, tennessee. these terrible stories have been used as fodder for the only debate the left seems to want these days, about race. we need to stop and think about what we are really seen. there is no conceivable reason for a 13 -year-old to

while robert levins off key found yet another way to make history. the thought the real drama was other ends of the table, the renovation decide is now on kickoff. starting with b, armenia, b lapel headed to the cards with a clear objective when the insecure survival. anything other than 3 points would leave their fate and others hands me fellow, promoted side stood guard, had fared far better over the course of the season, and even maintained an outside shot at qualifying for the you way for conference please. ah, and it was fits ard who began the stronger of the sides here. feel. tell parking the boston the early stages. a tactics they've relied on a lot this season. so stood guards opener from sasha, collide search, and the 34th minute would have been well deserved were not for provider. roberto massey most spring marginally off side and the build up a close shape for the la felt media had just one chance in the opening half weeks and no one's ever coming back on the would work. the 2nd half saw bill tell, go on the offense since earning a penalty

. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> mark: hello i am mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin" we have two great guests, topicd 1619 project, before i get to them, i written back morning marxism. why did i write it?

charged with taking scotland back to the victor. walter smith like the cliff george barley creek, levine, got struck and, and then mcneish again. all right. and failed. but was that done to them or a lack of quality players? great social changes with taking place in school for boys who are not playing football as much as they used to continuously. naturally, usually the introduction of foreign talents into scott from which was initiated by sin and was taken on by the other clubs. walter smith said the boys going into the academies with good x, celtic and scotland player jamie smith disagrees. i think it was a lot of good players. things got on the can always produce clothes. i think the problem was almost systematic on celsion rangers, right? we were always try compete worse, primarily clubs which a country like they were spending a lot of money sign in bank play. i was given them back salaries and quite honestly the the good stake site and your players maybe got johns in 2019 come on manager. steve clark became the latest man charged with bringing back that long for success . the laid b

souls was charged with taking scotland back to the big walter smith decrease george barley creek, levine, thought distraction and then cliche, again. oh, tried and failed. but was that done to them or a lack of quality players? great social changes with taking place and course boys were not playing football as much as the gifted spontaneously naturally. secondly, the introduction of foreign talent into scott from which was initiated by sickness and was taken on by the other clubs. walter smith said the boys going into the academy wasn't good enough. ex celtic in scotland, player jamie smith disagrees. i don't think it was a lack of scott on the can. all was produced. good players, like the problem is almost systematic. was called the joking rangers, right. always try to compete the treadmill clubs which like us, they were spending a lot of money sign and bag play. i was giving them bag sally's and quite honestly, the good. they excited your players and everything got a chance in 2019 come on manager. steve clark became the latest man charged with bringing back that long for success. the

magic number by and 9th street title was in the bag before kickoff well up front their number 9 robert levin was on a personal quest to break miller's record of 40 goals in a single season the polish predator scented blood and he punched after just 2 minutes for good $37.00 of the campaign. but still harbor hopes of european football next season no wonder they were so frustrated when thomas miller's weak shot squeezed in to the buyer in. 34 minutes live in seconds by a sumptuous volley for goal number 38 then the poll showed his unselfish site to set up kingsley command and by referral going into the break my goal 39 arrived from the spot 66 minutes and even zoos red card couldn't stem the flow of goals. this time it wasn't even. rounded off a humiliating defeat for blood bath and 86 minutes before the celebration started it was as much a farewell to hands a flick as it was a championship party the coach signs off in style ending his brief stint in charge with the 7th trophy to his name. and as we just mentioned. 3 days at a game and then lives. by in munich when. one's 3 goals the internati

number biden's 9th street title was in the bag before kickoff well up front their number 9 robert levin was on a personal quest to break miller's record of 40 league goals in a single season the polish predator scented blood and he punched after just 2 minutes for good $37.00 of the campaign. club but still harbor hopes of european football next season no wonder they were so frustrated when thomas miller's weak short squeeze then to kill byron. on 34 minute live in his 2nd a sumptuous volley for goal number 38 then the poll showed his unselfish site to set up kingsley command and by referral going into the break my goal 39 arrived from the sport 66 minutes and even zoos red card couldn't stem the flow of goals. this time it wasn't even dusky. rounded off a humiliating defeat for bloodbath in 86 minutes before the celebrations started it was as much a farewell to fancy flick as it was a championship party the coach signs off in style ending his brief stint in charge with the 7th trophy to his name. you're watching the news from berlin coming up sports a life with a profile of tomas milla

welcome to match day 33 and a weekend of football history was made robert levin dusky finally did it 40 goals in a season equaling and almost 50 year old record set by the legendary get up. get . it isn't fair that miller is probably more important for this club than any current player because this club would not be as big as it is without it. just by the league already being in the bag this cave by and something new to celebrate it was also a match day with some relegation threatened side's got to celebrate safety like who hosted braman. business on but it was all fun starscream all the time and has a bilin followed up their jeweled with fellow selig well as cologne with a gift for their coach what could be inside. was like their moment i'm guessing you're thinking in which i'm going to go down but i think baas. match day 331 where the impossible could happen like a shocker getting a win against frankfurt no less. kickoff on an irresistible canals with weekend of the season let's start in. embattled coach following on call felt has been testing brains patience prior to their relegat

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the west german goal scoring a legend to gareth mother the record has stood for almost 50 years but levin could even break it environs the last game of the season. and since if the bundesliga 2nd to last match day of the season let's take a look at where we stand so far out as work avoided relegation by beating bremen had to berlin beat the drop with a draw against cologne bealefeld and hoffenheim grabbed a point each of champions byron york to a draw relegated scialfa stunned champions league hopefuls frankfurt's leverkusen shared the spoils with union berlin and struck out down to gladbach in 2 games on sunday minds dormant and lights a full spark. and claire richardson in berlin and i'll have more news headlines for you at the top of the hour until then there's always our web site www dot com thanks for watching. species. expected. to display their secret joy. your research team to the pacific.

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