lewandowski wants it- and the dying _ dropped a clinker. lewandowski wants it.nd the dying seconds, poland refused to give it _ it. and the dying seconds, poland refused to give it up. _ it. and the dying seconds, poland refused to give it up. england's i refused to give it up. england's 100% record was over in what was their biggest test. but they still remain in pole position. for the first time since the pandemic, there were no restrictions on the crowd in cardiff. it is the wealth faithful roared, whales whimpered against estonia. he couldn't repeat his rugs from sunday, and whales will lament a missed opportunity to beat the weaker side in their group. speaking of crowds, 16,000 were at windsor park to see northern ireland face the side whose playoff penalty to knight them a spot in the last world cup. there was revenge of sorts. bailey peacock with the first save over switzerland — a point enough to keep northern ireland cosmic world cup hopes on hold. natalie perks, bbc news. this year's women's champions league will not feature either glasgow city or man

cory lewandowski was never asked to go away., the super pac communications director says lewandowski will quote no longer be associated with trump world. the whole world, the whole trump world. we can assume the donation to the pac remains. joining our conversation, amy stoddard. john heilemann is still here. amy, i want to show you this. trump is cory do you know do youski, trump is lun dueski. >> wouldn't you start screaming? did you see any change in her face. the best thing is say i can't destroy a man. he's got a beautiful wife and children. i am not going to destroy a man for that. >> that was donald trump defending cory lewandowski against an allegation that he grabbed a reporter's arm. what is interesting to me is a former trump adviser told me yesterday that trump and his family are feeling the squeeze from all these lawsuits. i thought this firing this severing of ties from lun do you kyi, and it remains to be seen whether said ties are actually severed speaks to the financial desperation. we talk about his power, but

whole team _ around lewandowski, but the whole team have — around lewandowski, but the whole team haveoss the bbc sport website —— harry kane. to the women's champions league now, where glasgow city have been knocked out of the qualifications stage have been beaten by swiss side servette. looking to make it through to the group stages, the sides were tied at 1-1. glasgow did take the lead, prissilla chinchilla finishing off this through ball to give the hosts the lead. but servette responded just before half time and took the lead just after the break — this goal from sandy maendly denying glasgow city progress to the main draw for the first time in ten years. while at 7 o'clock this evening, manchester city host real madrid, with the sides tied at 1—1 from the first leg. our reporterjo currie is there for us. with them deadlocked against that first leg, manchester city were in action and the super league at the weekend. they're going to be wanting plenty of those tonight.— plenty of those tonight. absolutely. cham - ions plenty of those tonight. absolutely. champions league _ plenty o

lewandowski has been around the block a time or two with donald trump.potentially significant? >> it is very significant. look, cory lewandowski has had attention before. he's been accused of unwanted sexual advances b. he was fired by donald trump in 2016. his first presidential campaign. but he's always found a way back into the president's good graces. but from everyone i have spoken with, this appears to be the most significant break yet between the two of them. the president and his advisers are taking this quite seriously, these disturbing allegations that over the weekend he made unwanted sexual advances repeatedly to a woman at a las vegas dinner. >> alex eisenstaedt i would normally not cut you off here my friend. it is good to have you on the show but a member of congress just sat down unexpectedly because the vote obviously delayed them. thanks for your reporting. it is interesting. >>> i want to bring in republican congressman don bacon of nebraska. i haven't had a chance to say hello, hi. you ran over from the house floor. >> i knew you were

he is— way from the likes of lewandowski. damage _ he is capable of doing a lot of damaue. ~ . , ~ damage. what is the feeling like in barcelona? — damage. what is the feeling like in barcelona? do _ damage. what is the feeling like in barcelona? do the _ damage. what is the feeling like in barcelona? do the fans _ damage. what is the feeling like in barcelona? do the fans think - damage. what is the feeling like in barcelona? do the fans think theyl barcelona? do the fans think they can still compete for trophies this year without messi? i can still compete for trophies this year without messi?— year without messi? i think they feel that they — year without messi? i think they feel that they can _ year without messi? i think they feel that they can compete - year without messi? i think they feel that they can compete for l feel that they can compete for trophies to a degree. again, i think they feel it is more optimistic when it comes to domestic competition than on a european level. they have become underdogs in a sense in

it was the 18th game in a row that lewandowski has scored for bayern. in the championship tonight — and there was late late drama at bramhall lane, and plenty of and there was late, late drama at bramhall lane, and plenty of games in the championship tonight. emil riis jakobsen scored a 95th—minute equaliser for preston north end, who denied sheffield united a second consecutive championship victory. 2—2 it finished there. elsewhere, there were wins or blackburn, huddersfield, reading and bournemouth, who moved level on points with top of the table west brom. the baggies drew 0—0 with derby. let's switch to the women's game now, and england manager sarina wiegman will lead the team for the first time since her appointment in their first world cup qualifying match. they play north macedonia at southampton's st mary's stadium on friday. captain steph houghton has been speaking to the bbc, and was asked if she would be keeping the captain's armband under the new manager. we've had a conversation, we had a really good conversation last night. fortunately, i

it was the 18th game in a row that lewandowski has scored for bayern. 95th—minute equaliser for preston north end, who denied sheffield united a second consecutive championship victory. 2—2 it finished there. elsewhere, there were wins or blackburn, huddersfield, reading and bournemouth, who moved level on points with top of the table west brom. the baggies drew 0—0 with derby. let's switch to the women's game now, and england manager sarina wiegman will lead the team for the first time since her appointment in their first world cup qualifying match. they play north macedonia at southampton's st mary's stadium on friday. captain steph houghton has been speaking to the bbc, and was asked if she would be keeping the captain's armband under the new manager. we've had a conversation, we had a really good conversation last night. fortunately, i am the captain for the next couple games, which is amazing because it's an absolute honour to be england captain. but we are realistic and the fact that she's getting to know the group, she's getting to know how we wo

lewandowski wants it. and then, in dying seconds, poland refused to give it up.d opportunity to beat the weaker side in their group. with every ounce of passion it possibly has... speaking of crowds, 16,000 were at windsor park to see northern ireland face the side whose playoff penalty to knight them a spot at the last world cup. there was revenge of sorts. bailey peacock—farrell with first—half penalty save over switzerland — a point enough to keep northern ireland's world cup hopes alive. natalie pirks, bbc news. this year's women's champions league will not feature either glasgow city or manchester city, after both were eliminated in the second legs of their champions league qualifying games this evening. manchester city were beaten 1—0 on the night, 2—1 on aggregate against real madrid. jo currie was there. to bow out of the champions league at the qualification stage will be seen as a big embarrassment for manchester city. but they were up against ominous opposition in real madrid. with the match poised at 1—1 after the first leg, both teams looked to be he

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both sides possessed world—class strikers but as lewandowski fluffed his lines, england's captain wentland needed a breakthrough. now it's not the time for complacency and jordan pickford almost dropped a clanger. poland refused to give up, england's100% record was over in their biggest test but they still remain in pole position. forthe test but they still remain in pole position. for the first time since the pandemic there were no restrictions on the crowd in cardiff, but as the welsh faithful roared, wales when put against estonia. gareth bale came closest to breaking the deadlock but could not repeat his heroics, wales will lament the most opportunity to beat the weakest side in their group. 16,000 were at windsor park to see northern ireland face a side whose play—off penalty denied that a spot at the last world cup. there was revenge of sorts, bailey peacock—farrell with a first—half penalty save over switzerland, eight point enough to at least keep northern ireland's world cup hopes alive. time for the news where you are, good night. today, we've seen more unusually high tempera

robert lewandowski scored two of their goals. equalised in the seond half — and then a stoppage time winner, from theoson siebatcheu gave the young boys an historic win. we know a more difficult task than what we did last year but everybody thought we were through after two games last year. you need ten maybe 12 points, you need to win your home games and we have lost an opportunity to get three points but we have two home games next and we will focus on them. we know six of the eight teams who are through the quarter finals of the asian champions league. one of which are last season's champions ulsan hyundai. they only just squeezed through againstjapan's kawasaki frontale. it was goalless after extra time, so penalties were needed. kawasaki missed through tatsuya hasegawa. ulsan's keeper saved, giving yoon bit—garam the chance to win it — which he did, keeping the champions still in the hunt. the 2005 and 2007 champions league finallists meet in the group stage for the first time on wednesday. liverpool and milan both remain un

. ♪ ♪ joining me now, charlie hurt washing times demand to sean duffy, fox news could ureter, lewandowskitrump campaign manager, welcome, gentlemen, starting with you. how can biden start to turn this around after the horrific week? >> i've no idea how it's was about to turn it around at this point. you know it's a really bad couple weeks when last week joe biden was claiming that afghanistan wasn't going to be saigon and he's claiming the storm down in new orleans is not katrina. there is no doubt of course that the media is going to do everything they can to try to sort of cover for him is the same way that they covered for him during his noncampaign last year. but the problem is, the images that we have all seen, the images of him crouching at the lectern and the fetal position unable to answer basic questions about afghanistan, the images we have seen of $90 billion worth of american weapons used to protect our freedom given to our deaf enemies, and that's not going to go out of the people's minds very soon. the media can do whatever they want to do to prop him back up and to save him

corey lewandowski is out of a job following an accusation that he touched a trump fund-raiser during a charity dinner. he will no longer be leading president trump's political action committee. up next, we will talk with the governor nominee that is giving a former democratic governor a tougher than expected fight for his old job. we'll also have brand new fox news polls on this bell weather race. first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering. fox 4 in dallas, four fire fighters and four civilians were taken to the hospital after a gas explosion at an apartment complex. it shattered windows and throwing debris into a nearby field. 300 people are out of their homes as fire fighters investigate that incident. khon in honolulu where a volcano erupts for the second time in a year. lava fountains cover the floor on the big island as clouds of volcanic ash and gas rise into the air. officials say the eruption is contained to that crater and no residents are in danger there. this is a live look at cleveland from our affiliate fox 8. big story there tonight, ar

was found to be drunk while on the job caring for the president of the united states and corey lewandowski, lauren bobert who is not bright and smart but used campaign funds to pay her rent and shooters in a restaurant. these people can still get elected, what does that say about the base in parties like texas and do you think it's viable for someone like matthew who is a descent and good man to win in that kind of environment? >> well, i think -- sure. if that's one of the most important points was the last point you just made. you know, how you step and push back against that narrative. these folks have been able to ride rough shot. there is no accountability. you heard matthew layout, look, i'll hold this guy accountable. it's not about his party label so much anymore. i mean, you know, the party has been concerned just as the democrats were in the '80s and '90s to watch democrats leave the democratic party to come into the republican party. republicans now face the same truth on the other side. and so you can one off and call everyone a rhino but at the end of the day, you'll start to

he at one point even asked people outside the white house, corey lewandowski to try to fire his attorney general. milley, having as good a sense as anyone about trump and his possibilities and his unusual views of power and his clinging and doing everything he can to hold onto his office, went around the table and made sure all the commanders understood what he was saying. >> general mccaffrey, if you can, sort of put this moment into context for us. we know that presidential transitions tend to be a vulnerable moment for this country. at the time, around the same time, general milley was also concerned that china would lash it if it felt at risk from an unpredictable president. he made two phone calls to his counterpart in china, one before the election and one on january 8th. help us understand what general milley was thinking and the real threat that china poses. >> the worst thing that happened to general milley's life is to be the chairman of the jcs during this period of a lawless president. let me put it in context. the chairman of jcs, the confidence four star chiefs are not comm

discussion pence ever had with trump in may 2018 when news broke that pence's super pac was hiring lewandowskysidential limousine on their way to the national peace officers' memorial service, trump flung the article at his vice president. trump thought it made them look like his team was aban donning him in the middle of the russia probe. so disloyal trump said. pence had enough and said he did it in a favor to jared. as he prepared to hire brad for the re-election bid. pence had walked through his plans at the time over lunch with trump. pence picked up the article and threw it back at trump. he leaned forward toward the president, pointed a finger a few inches from his chest we walked through every detail, we did this as a favor to you and this is how you respond? you need to get your facts straight. we'll note the former president denied this story and he said no such fight ever happened. so, talk about how you bring up this story, but you suggest this is the only time pence ever really stood up to donald trump and was ill-prepared for the chaos that led up to january 6th. >> i use this as

as corey lewandowski made clear, there's no law against lying to the public and saying things on televisionmarks. but there is a penalty for telling lies when it happens in court. we have seen that happen here in michigan and other states where sydnee powell and others have filed lawsuits on the basis of these lies. in some of the lawsuits they have been sanctioned. rudy giuliani has been suspended from the practice of law. this memo is a really important piece of evidence that shows knowledge and intent to defraud. >> these companies have sued for defamation. i know slander well, because you have to as a reporter. what is the standard in defamation? >> well, when it comes to matters of public officials and public figures -- i suppose doe -- dominion may qualify for that. either you knew the claim was false or that you acted with reckless disregard as to whether it was false. here i would think in a lawsuit, they would have to show, what was their basis for believing this true? this memo strikes me as a smoking gun to show they knew it was false or they at least acted with reckless disregar

a former trump operate oev worked for cory lewandowski. work for donald trump back in 2015. here is some of what he had say about his intentions for today. >> condemn those who engage in violence but individuals who did not, simply in the wrong place at the wrong time are being unjustly% cuted. >> who was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> the vast majority of the hundreds arrested who have not been charged with violence. >> people unlawfully stormed the capitol. >> sformg is the characterization that's your zakaria characterization in many cases they walked through a door held open by a capitol police officer. >> and heren, mehdi wrb lies the big issue with all this, is the fact that he came back at me and i said i was characterizing this as storming the capitol. we sat here and watched what took place january 6th. that's a fact. the insurrectionists stormed the capital. matt brainard characterized as people walked in peacefully. doors held open. welcomed to the capitol grounds. that's not what happened. yet the rally taking place today. so i think it's pretty much a

the organizer of justice for j-6, he was a former trump operative, worked underneath corey lewandowski when he was the campaign manager for then-candidate donald trump. he's the organizer of this rally. he's going to be speaking in just a moment. i spoke to him a little bit earlier to ask him what he thought about the turnout and he admitted because he understands that one of the reasons why he decided to have this rally here was because he wanted to get as much press attention as possible. i asked him, why would you want to have a rally at such a political place, understanding what took place on january 6th, understanding how politicized it is, how so many people have ptsd if they were here experiencing that whole thing? and he said because he knew how much press he would get, how much attention he would get and it was one of the reasons he wanted to have the rally here. he cease all the media here and feels satisfied that he's getting the attention he wants. he feels as if people on january 6th from the insurrection are being unjustifiably held, unjustifiably charged. he feels as if

robert lewandowski putting away two of the goals. he's now scored in 18 consecutive matches. relishing a big night at anfield. it's a long time ago that we had a champions league game at home. we have now the opportunity to experience again the atmosphere anfield is able to produce in the premier league. but we spoke a lot in the past, rightly so, about european nights at anfield, and i can't wait to experience that. it will be great and, erm, i'm really looking forward. great britain's 4 x 100 metre relay team now look very likely to be stripped of the silver medal they won at the tokyo 0lympics. one of the quartet, cj ujah, tested positive for banned substances immediately after the race, and now a second sample has confimed that result. the case has been referred to the court of arbitration for sport and if proven, all four will lose their medals. andy murray has urged british tennis to build on emma raducanu's us open victory by bringing more children into the sport. murray has been really impressed by what he's seen so far. what she did in new york was very special. it i

anthony lewandowski who was involved in the google uber suit. and it is irresponsible to not have them there. and kyle voyt who founded cruise automation which is part of general motors and part of what is driving him is that some 33 million -- 33,000 americans are killed by highway accidents every year. 90% of the time by human error. ugh, that makes me so mad. they want to eliminate the driver, because we are bad drivers. it is not true. this is the 94% fallacy. they all read this document that says that 94% of accidents -- no. this critical reason for crashes investigated in the national investigation motor crash survey, and it does not say who causes the crashes, because you have to read the footnotes. nobody reads footnotes. although the critical reason is an important part of the description of the events leading up to the crash, it is not intended to be interpreted as the cause of the crash nor is the assignment of the fault to the vehicle or the environment. the driver is always, and i'm surprised it is not 100%, but the driver is almost

we had corey lewandowski on the ingraham angle last night and here's what he had to say. >> >> we hadlicy. he had the opportunity to make sure our economy was booming by following the trump policies. and he reversed all of the great work that president trump did and we're now seeing that and finally the polls are reflecting that. with joe biden's approval numbers finally under water and it's going to continue to get worse. the miss today of the economic downturn they are blaming on the covid variant. the truth is joe biden wants to pay people to stay home. they should be working. small businesses are being crushed by overgovernment regulation. if this was the trump administration, businesses would be booming again. pete: and generals would be fired and more money would be in your pocket. instead, what are they doing as the crisis persists? trying to pass a $3.5 trillion green new deal that everyone knows went lead to real economic stimulus. it will be artificial in a certain sense. rachel: or infrastructure. i don't believe there is any infrastructure in there. pete: a lot of human in

robert lewandowski with two of the goals — he's now scored in 18 consecutive matches.eason having reached the final, host rb leipzig in their opening match. but whatever happened last time is now behind them, according to pep guardiola. sport is always a new challenge, so what happened in the past happened in the past, we have experience new ones, but that doesn't mean it is going to be well this season. so start a new competition lucky and fortunate to be involved and try to win the first game of many. pele says he feels ready for "90 minutes plus extra time" after leaving intensive care. the three—time world cup winner has had surgery to remove a tumour in his colon. he posted on social media — "i have already left the icu and i am in my room — we will be together soon." pele is brazil's all—time leading scorer and one of only four players to have scored in four world cup tournaments. the world anti—doping agency is to review whether cannabis should remain on the list of banned substances. the american sprinter sha'carri richardson missed the tokyo olympics after tes