mckenna kelly, explain what we mean by this term a tech and what the tech's relationship has been when it comes to getting involved in presidential campaigns in recent years. >> they tech qualifies a handful of major tech companies in the united states. that would be meta-which was previously facebook. google as well, microsoft. i think openai is becoming into this big tech definition as well. over the last couple years, i think predominantly when you look at spending at the top of the decade, a lot of these big tech companies were funding democratic efforts. eric schmitt, who used to be a big leader in google, he is one of the premier democratic fundraisers. he has been involved in a lot of democratic politics. famously supported hillary clinton and now other democratic candidates. they've been for the rapid democratic politics for a long time. but we are seeing now is a switch amongst a small number of the silicon valley venture-capital founders making that switch over to trump and saying out loud and posting about it all the time. host: where does this spending come from? is there a

. # we've got super kieran mckenna... a night with a global superstar. and while, yes, he's helped put his beloved club back on the world stage, above all else, he's just one of the fans. it's notjust, like, big league games you see him — i know we're going into the prem — you see him at, like... you know, colchester away in the cup sort of thing, and it's. . . it's incredible. and, you know, i've been there in the north stand and everyone goes, "0h, ed sheeran�*s in the stand," and then you turn round and you go, "ed!" and he goes, "whey!" and it's the best thing ever. so it's... you know, having someone local who's kind of made it, it's the best thing. because he's still one of us, he's wearing the jersey, you know, when he's on tour and stuff like that, it's incredible. # and we won the fa cup. # we support the ipswich... when you've waited 22 years, you're going to want to make a song and dance about it. promotion back to the premier league, and there is so much excitement in the build—up to the big kick—off across th

they managed to keep hold of their highly rated manager kieran mckenna — and are set to strengthen with for manchester city's kalvin phillips. but the players know what awaits, with tough matches to open their season. we are not naive to think there's going to be plain sailing, probably the biggest challenge we've had as a football club. it's probably a clip of what we've done last year, we know we were offered a challenge, definitely. but we also have massive belief in our manager and her team—mates as well to be able to compete and compete well at that level. —— and our team—mates. ipswich have been given a boost with the news that one of their biggest — and most famous fans — has bought a minority stake in the club. singer ed sheeran — who's been the team's main shirt sponsor since 2021 — has bought 1.4% of the portman road club. so the part of the build up to any new premier league season is to familiarise ourselves with all the new faces. these are the most expensive imports from outside the english top flight so far. nearly £2.5 billion was spent on transfers last summer. this tim

the new group is mckenna, and thanks so much for joining us. it was another big, nice of the democratic national convention in the us with broadcast michelle obama delivering headline speeches. the former president old fellow democrats in chicago . the torch has been pulse to cumberland harris and that it is time to get to work, to elect to as president, as it was the obama as night receiving god rockstar welcome. at the democratic national convention. the president buck obama bugler rousing endorsement of democratic presidential hopeful common law head is we do not need 4 more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos stores. we are running called the booth. obama strongly criticized. the republican candidate, former president, done his drum. there's a 78 year old billionaire who has not stopped whining about his problems since he wrote down. here's the escalator 9 years ago. it has been a consequence stream of upgrades and grievances that that's actually been getting worse now that he was afraid of losing the commer. 4 years. donald trump did e

i noticed i'm kinda mckenna aside. sure, sure less than what you got hold of packet as smokers president can give you a major exam because by send us night gives you look at it as an adult. this will lose you feel to be done the lesson kyle on most i didn't look today so that'd be good to me. yeah. show when i bought a hook and the whole pen. okay. was right yet i'm afraid that as one brush them, but as a dish, them the yes, lynette the stuff on that the monday the should i wish i was as then it gets stuck . lynette, and when the additional wash has hold, then they just seem to hold them with us. double check the the tell them cut method. tell me some motion on the. is the spelling mean? does it get hold of them on the side of haul? goshen. so emotional and they emerge and know that show to, to how do you know how those samples ingles about no more harm. yes. good. turn up on a one to, to come put a to month on up to me. wish i was us to not that only as low as what a lot. and i one is, i mean this was it. uh, economy

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kieran mckenna has come up with ipswich.coaching staff only two years ago, comes up against city at stamford bridge on sunday. we are doing well since they won. we are improving things. now for sure it isjust one are improving things. now for sure it is just one month ago. it is too early to see their team in the way i would like to see them. but in the same moment i am quite happy because in terms of progress i think the team is at where i expected. my expectations. so that is important. but, yeah, the good feeling is that game after game, day after day, i can see that the team is improving. and that is the most important thing. and that is the most important thin. ~ ., and that is the most important thin. ~ . ., and that is the most important thin. . . ., ~ and that is the most important thin. . . .,~ thing. we are always talking about transfers but _ thing. we are always talking about transfers but it _ thing. we are always talking about transfers but it is also _ thing. we are always talking about transfers but it is als

katie, i'm reading a good column today from michael mckenna. government-run health care, by the way no private health insurance which is a killer. there are 220 million some odd americans with private health care insurance, that would go away. opening the southern border, confiscating guns. cutting funding to police departments, higher taxes more spending how do you sell that? how do you flip-flop your way through that, katie? i don't get it. >> it's amazing that they're trying to sell their campaign as freedom and minding your own business and yet you just listed off all the things they want to take away or control in peoples lives. to charlie's point about, walz and harris not being in business, not being in the private sector, not only that, but governor walz threw people in jail for months for disobeying covid laws after opening up their own businesses because they wanted to survive as a business and pay their workers. so you can't tell me that you're for the working class, you're throwing people in jail for wanting to operate their busines

the weather's warm, the hope is high, new kits, new signings, and for kieran mckenna and ispwich, theunchtime the opening match of their first top—flight season since 2002 could barely provide a bigger challenge. liverpool are in town against town, as the promoted team try and keep the good vibes going. the group have worked so hard for the opportunity we have in front of us this season. of course, the club, the town, the supporters have waited a long time to be back in the premier league and what we have ahead of us. there is great excitement. we know the scale of the challenge, we know what is ahead of us, but we are so excited for the game tomorrow, first premier league game tomorrow, first premier league game in 22 years. it will be a wonderful occasion. we're always talking about transfers, but it is positive that we kept — transfers, but it is positive that we kept our players. they are in a good _ we kept our players. they are in a good at _ we kept our players. they are in a good at the — we kept our players. they are in a good at the moment. i have said many times_ good at th

you need that many groups. mckenna, thanks so much for watching the the a check is that as those or even where does it come from? a flash of coaches has arrested around the revolving fits a symbol over name, who invented focus on you read next on d w. and they're expecting me to sign a male partner. you want it turned out to be different from one based on how come up i just falsely assume that love would be so important. people should keep their feelings under control. love what kids once and what the parents wish for them to stay. norman, we would done everything to prevent a divorce, but nothing works best as i was asked them in 16 minutes on d, w, the living in our society is full of contrasts and inequality is a big challenge. many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think i pretend as in this leaving what is home? how do we talk of the major issues about time? talk about the system if there is a significant risk of human extinction from advancing our system. our series continues. johnson henderson on the w the. the hello and welcome to this week's focus on your o

liverpool, but still plenty of reasons for optimism for ipswich according to their manager kieran mckennatoday, and on the first day of the season be playing against liverpool and the ascendancy for the first half, probably the better team in that period. that is a great reflection of the achievement that we've had here. but, we also look at a second half, you know, continue to try to find ways to improve and manage that game better. for sure i feel there is a lot more positives out there today than negatives. arsenal have come the closest to dethroning manchester city in the last couple of seasons, and they started as they mean to go on, at the emirates today. the gunners beat wolves 2—0, with goals coming from kai havertz and bukayo saka. arsenal the dominant side, and rarely looked out of control against wolves side who created few chances in the match. i think we should have opened the gap in terms of the squad line much earlier. especially in the first half. but then i liked that we showed some grit and some consistency, especially deeper, yeah, we had some giveaways especially in th

and mckenna, elon musk is donating lots of money, we know, to donald trump's campaign.'m not sure anyone knows. but nonetheless, there's money coming in. he's promising him real estate on x. do you think we're going to see a big return to donald trump on x like we've had before, where he used to tweet constantly day in and day out? i mean, that's what i was expecting last night prior to trump making these posts yesterday, advertising this conversation with elon musk. the last time that he had posted was his mug shot, which was last year, and before that, the last post that he made was onjanuary 8th, days after the us capitol insurrection. and so, what i was expecting going into that conversation was something about trump saying that he was going to return more regularly, but he did not allude to that. and he's still posting on his own platform, truth social, about as much as he was prior. do you think elon musk is definitely now angling for a job if donald trump gets in? i'm not entirely sure about a job. yesterday, there was conversations about, um, a lot of different

we got super kim mckenna.to the premier league by going on a night with a global superstar. and while, yes, he's helped put his beloved club back on the world stage, above all else, he's just one of the fans. it's notjust like big league games. you see him and now we're going into the prem. you see him at like you know colchester away in the cup sort of thing. and it's incredible. and you know i've been there in the north stand and everyone goes oh ed sheeran is in the stand. and then you turn round and you go ed! and he goes, hey. and it's the best thing ever. so it's, you know, having someone local who's kind of made it, it's the best thing because he's still one of us. he's wearing the jersey. you know, when he's on tour and stuff like that, it's incredible. and we won the fa cup. we support the ipswich. when you've waited 22 years, - you're going to want to make a song and dance about it. promotion back to l the premier league. and there is so much excitement . in the build up to the big kick. off across t

host: wired.com is where you can see mckenna kelly's work, tech and politics.ppreciate your time this morning on the washington journal. guest: thanks. host: coming up in about a half hour this morning, jeff asher will join us to take a closer look at recent crime trend data. but until then, it is our open forms. any public policy or political issue that you want to talk about, the phone lines are grist to do so. go ahead and start calling in now and we will get to your calls right after the break. ♪ >> maureen callahan's book "ask not: the kennedys and the women they destroyed" has been neither tom of the new york times best-selling nonfiction list since its publication in early july. in a review of the book in the washington post, she wrote "she identified the wellspring of misogyny and irish catholic patriarch joseph kennedy senior in boston during the gilded age and traces it anecdote by andote down through jfk, rfk and teddy and t litter of boomer generation men-boys by three kennedy wives." callahan depicts as political props driven to madness and alcohol

hats off to michael mckenna writing in the washington times giving trump a strong policy oriented interviewosting on xbase solid critique of the economy and immigration. a conversation with elon musk. all true, all true. yesterday, his intellectual speech on the economy in north carolina. you know, mr. trump is who he is he is authentic, he does listen to his friends, but he also has a tremendous amount of knowledge regarding the key policy messages that hit voters in their gut and win elections. in fairness to him, for over two years in his historic political comeback, he has repeatedly stayed on message regarding tax cuts, deregulation, drill baby drill, closing the border, putting out the foreign fighters even though foreign polls, they show them doing very well across the board. even better in the breakdown. white and nonwhite working-class voters. plus, strong leads on issues including the economy, border, foreign policy and crime. you know, kamala harris really a lot more hype than reality. now, in north carolina, talking and some length about bringing down energy and electricity cost

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fiona, matters, fiona mckenna. fiona, thank you very much for joining me.a long time, really a long time coming. >> yes. well, the people campaigning around the transgender issue have always insisted there are no detransitioners. they've always said people know what they are, they make their decision. they never change their minds. but we've known that's not true, there haven't been very good studies of it. but when there haven't been very good studies of it . but when people studies of it. but when people have tried to investigate a number of things have happened. one person who tried to do an academic study on it was refused permission by his university to do it . they were worried about do it. they were worried about bringing the university into disrepute. so the actual data has not been out there. other people have found that detransitioners people who change their mind didn't go back to the clinic that had transitioned them, or if they did go back the clinic said, we can do nothing for you. so you potentially have a big population of people who are los

>> for more kamala spring and former democratic senator, doug jones of alabama and mark mckenna, formerth george w. bush and john mccain. mark, what you think, what you make of harris' choice? >> well, i think she had three really good options on her short list and i was a shapiro guy but you know, i am very political i was for mccain, when george w. bush made his pick. the bottom line that i realized what it meant for us and i think applies now, it is really key at the end of the day. and it is clear that at the end of the day she had great chemistry with this guy and i have to say in the 24 hours since the pick, i have really warmed to this guy. the country has. i mean he is just such an authentic guy. and you know what i love more than anything? the joy and i think that, you can't underestimate the power of joy in this campaign. voters are so tired of depressing, angry just hate filled campaigns that i just think that, don't underestimate the joy factor in this. the two of them together are going to be very happy warriors. and yes, the republicans, of course, will try and say he is a

we've got a few more specific than the food bodies in mckenna, lima, just a d. d. she made to help them out. let's now actually from mazda ok to brianna, ship or pickup, measure the timing, the category. why? what test subject can be viewed that we have to measure the school we will for the time we ran mostly i like to get the high and nash minute so that and see and foot to set me what i had to sit deep. heidi libya in the met when the sun multi just met in 1000 that i'm just. yeah, i'm going to show us so far lead. i open that them out of the ones that suffered more than 5 if you might have more than 7 head to recommend digital a. so for the be why i'm going to migrate you as well. how about what each into my head shop. so they had to do that on a home road for a libyan newspaper. cold hockey co weekly during the 19 sixty's, even though he lived abroad at the time. but he continued his academic studies. hey, was a very bright personality, lots of life. he, he liked kind of every person he was very shooting the rest and in the class he was the, the best student an

. >> we're talking with mckenna kelly, wired magazine, and we're talking about big tech.ne lines as issue, 202-748-8001 republicans. democrats 202-748-8000. independents, 8002. makena kelly, explain what we mean by the term big tech and what big tech's relationship has been when it comes to getting involved in presidential campaigns in recent years? >> sure, big tech qualifies a handful of major tech companies in the united states. that would be meta, previously facebook and its platform instagram. we have google as well, microsoft, i think open ai is now becoming, you know, wrapped into this big tech definition as well, and over the last couple of years, i mean, i think predominantly when you look at the spending from, you know, the top of this decade. a lot of what the big tech companies were doing were funding efforts. eric schmidt used to be a big leader in google, one of the premier democratic fundraisers, he's been involved in a lot of democratic politics, really famously supported hillary clinton and other democrats and they've been enwrapped in democratic politics

to here discuss his new book, the psychology of secrets , and the psychology of secrets, and fiona mckennafair play for women in sport will be here to discuss the gender row, which has overshadowed the women's boxing at the olympic games in paris and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from this rather lovely studio audience and my comedian guests. this evening are cressida whetton and josh howie . okay, how are you , joy? >> good, good. just back from liverpool . really? why? you liverpool. really? why? you know, the riots and no , no, i know, the riots and no, no, i was doing i was doing stand up up there. okay. >> i didn't mean to sound like it's a terrible place to go. i'm just. >> no, just. >> no, no , just. >> no, no, it was great. we had a great weekend and then we were just seeing all the sort of helicopters and. oh, blimey. oh! they're out. >> i thought they were there for you. >> yeah, of course my ego would, yeah. >> what about you, chris? have you done anything so exciting? >> no rioting yet. >> no rioting yet. >> yet there's still the rest of t

so thank you for that, mckenna says hey, steve, it's been a wee bit toasty out here in pittsburgh.ng, man, inland, it's been hot. it will not be hot if you're going to outside lands, it will be a cool pattern, sun and then fog. but by tonight, you know. and i know that temperature drops, so no warmth in the city. nice friday, hazy sunshine, a lot of smoke. kind of hanging around. it will be a little warmer away from the coast today, so 60s, 70s, 80s to low 90s for another day or two. all right. south here at 630. where are we going? >> yeah, let's go to the east bay. but everything looks pretty good out there. so far on this friday. we like what we see here again. traffic is moving well at the macarthur maze, coming around the corner to the bay bridge. and that continues to be light. we may not have a big commute today at all. you can see that traffic is moving along very well. no problems on the east bay commute, so we're off to a very nice start. 631 let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you sal. a memorial service will be held today for a san francisco police officer who die

well, doctor mckenna, thanks so much for joining me tonight. really appreciate it. thank you. the open you. so a spokesman for the open university said the following said it would vigorously defend itself against doctor gado's charges. we strongly dispute the account, which we understand alamogordo, to have given to the media about the circumstances of and reasons for her dismissal. the university's criminal law curriculum and modules, and its equality , diversity and equality, diversity and inclusion policies . okay. well, inclusion policies. okay. well, next on free speech nation, have we reached a tipping point in the gender wars? i'm going to be speaking to comedy writer graham linehan. please don't go anywhere welcome back to free speech nation. have we reached a tipping point in the gender wars? so six years ago, comedy writer graham linehan, the man who created hit sitcoms such as father ted and black books, was cancelled for standing up for the rights of women. but if things actually got any better , things actually got any better, well, i'm delighted to say that graha

to here discuss his new book, the psychology of secrets , and the psychology of secrets, and fiona mckennair play for women in sport will be here to discuss the gender row, which has overshadowed the women's boxing at the olympic games in paris and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from this rather lovely studio audience and my comedian guests. this evening are cressida whetton and josh howie . okay, how are you , joy? >> good, good. just back from liverpool . really? why? you liverpool. really? why? you know, the riots and no , no, i know, the riots and no, no, i was doing i was doing stand up up there. okay. >> i didn't mean to sound like it's a terrible place to go. i'm just. >> no, just. >> no, no , just. >> no, no, it was great. we had a great weekend and then we were just seeing all the sort of helicopters and. oh, blimey. oh! they're out. >> i thought they were there for you. >> yeah, of course my ego would, yeah. >> what about you, chris? have you done anything so exciting? >> no rioting yet. >> no rioting yet. >> yet there's still the rest of the

. # we've got super kieran mckenna...now we're going into the prem — you see him at, like... you know, colchester away in the cup sort of thing, and it's. . . it's incredible. and, you know, i've been there in the north stand and everyone goes, "0h, ed sheeran�*s in the stand," and then you turn round and you go, "ed!" and he goes, "whey!" and it's the best thing ever. so it's... you know, having someone local who's kind of made it, it's the best thing. because he's still one of us, he's wearing the jersey, you know, when he's on tour and stuff like that, it's incredible. # and we won the fa cup. # we support the ipswich... when you've waited 22 years, you're going to want to make a song and dance about it. promotion back to the premier league, and there is so much excitement in the build—up to the big kick—off across the town — especially in the pubs, where fans are joined by ex—players — even those from the european glory days. it was just good fun. i had a lovely gentleman came across the car park a minute ago and just

host: michael on x asks mckenna guest talk about how large a role the mainstream media plays in the divisionsation topic,? guest: it is a good question. we see a lot of research going back all the way to the emerge nce of talk radio and a social media era. it is true that the news business is such that they would have to go for things that are controversial or things that are sort of breaking on the ground, and a lot of these items are not necessarily positive, so you do not get a positive view about the world. a lot of research indicates the people who are most involved in the news are tracking and following every single issue that is going on they actually end up not understanding as much about the other side as one might imagine. if you know a lot about what is going on, they know very little about other citizens in the country, so i think it definitely does i don't want to blame it all on the news, but i think we have to be good consumers of the news and sometimes have a bit of restraint when we are digesting information. host: all right, let's go to your calls. john is in texas on our li

host: michael on x asks mckenna guest talk about how large a role the mainstream media plays in the divisionsation topic,? guest: it is a good question. we see a lot of research going back all the way to the emerge nce of talk radio and a social media era. it is true that the news business is such that they would have to go for things that are controversial or things that are sort of breaking on the ground, and a lot of these items are not necessarily positive, so you do not get a positive view about the world. a lot of research indicates the people who are most involved in the news are tracking and following every single issue that is going on they actually end up not understanding as much about the other side as one might imagine. if you know a lot about what is going on, they know very little about other citizens in the country, so i think it definitely does i don't want to blame it all on the news, but i think we have to be good consumers of the news and sometimes have a bit of restraint when we are digesting information. host: all right, let's go to your calls. john is in texas on our li

now, joining us to discuss this is the director of campaigns at sex matters, fiona mckenna. is perhaps not much of a surprise to people that this person with elevated testosterone has won a boxing match. >> yeah, well, what happened here is that the italian woman at the height of her career basically had to concede for her own safety. >> we don't know who would have won if they'd gone to on fight, but that's irrelevant, because we're in a situation where in a sport where safety is a big problem , that woman didn't feel problem, that woman didn't feel safe. and that's shocking . i safe. and that's shocking. i don't think we know whether this person khalife was born male or female, i, the international boxing association have put out a statement suggesting that, they have x y chromosomes. so male, testosterone levels don't make any difference. you know, that's not what separates male and female bodies. it's one of the things. but it's not the main difference. so i think no one knows the truth here except those boxers who were in the ring, maybe the ioc. no, but this is their p

kieran mckenna has done an amazing job of taking them up with two promotions on the trot.w liverpool, it's going to be liverpool. this is a great time to be playing. like i say, when you start a premier league season, nobody is completely on the route that they should be a little further on. so it's always an interesting what happens at the start. so if ipswich are probably going to be happy that they're playing liverpool at portman road, the place is going to be rocking. it's the first time in the premier league in 22 years. liverpool got a new manager. things changing there. so you know what, who knows what's going to happen. can't wait. ed sheeran is now a shareholder. it's all it's all ready to go. oh it's all it's all ready to go. oh are you singing. oh we've woken lana up as soon as i said that. >> yeah. he should stick to singing. >> thank you paul. great stuff. >> thank you paul. great stuff. >> pleasure. enjoy the weekend. >> pleasure. enjoy the weekend. >> game is tonight. man united at home to fulham fulham. yep. >> great right. excellent. thank you paul. pleasu

ipswich manager kieran mckenna has told his to team stay brave as they are now making their premier leaguesuffolk club was last in england's football's top flight . those are the latest flight. those are the latest headunes flight. those are the latest headlines for now. i'm sam francis back with you for your next update. just after 1:30 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much, sam. right, okay, let's get straight into today's story, shall we? now, a lot of not a lot of love in the room from your comments today about sir keir starmer, which is who we're talking about now . he's which is who we're talking about now. he's been which is who we're talking about now . he's been accused of which is who we're talking about now. he's been accused of being played by union paymasters after making offers to both train drivers and junior doctors. senior figures within the opposition. that's a tory, as you might remember them, have said the prime ministe

taking charge after after jurgen klopp kieran afterjurgen klopp kieran mckenna has done an absolutelyer league, what better way to start your premier league campaign than at home to liverpool? so that for me is a is a potential surprise result at the start of the season. >> right now, what do you think then? so very early on before then? so very early on before the season starts? lviv prediction. who do you think is going to win the premier league this season, >> i think it's between two. again, i think it's between manchester city and arsenal . so manchester city and arsenal. so obviously manchester city. >> then you're saying , obviously manchester city. >> then you're saying, i'm going to i'm going to opt for city. >> is it, is it. but there's such a conundrum there. is it pep guardiola's last season . pep guardiola's last season. yeah. we don't know. they've sold they've they've sold alvarez which i think was was was a slightly bizarre transfer. are they going to bring in another big player before the transfer window closes. so there's still so many questions to be asked. but i do

yeah, well they're just thinking kieran mckenna, who the manager is, although it's only like two gamesremier league. they're just thinking the most important thing is that we stay in the premier league. but it's like it's a long season. at least have a go. but anyway good result for wimbledon. so they win four two. ipswich because they've already lost liverpool and manchester. so now the other games cardiff. well let's do the game . cardiff well let's do the game. cardiff three southampton. nil one. inflexion two. cardiff three. southampton four. >> five. five. okay >> five. five. okay >> oh we'll get there. topsy. topsy turvy thriller. a bit like this. southampton scored twice in injury time. west ham one bournemouth no seven. no no it was nil. nil is correct. yeah. jarrod bowen scored in the 88th minute off his hand. by the way. off his hand. yeah yeah but there's no var in this part of there's no var in this part of the carabao cup. so as the ball came it sort of hit the hand. everybody's complaining especially in the 88th minute when it's going to go to penalties. so west ham win i

they've turned it around quickly with the aid of this guy, kieran mckenna, who was a former coach atr united even at quite a young age. what's he donein quite a young age. what's he done in those couple of years? >> well, first and foremost he's just a tremendous coach and his experience is working with jose mourinho and the like at man united and his pedigree from tottenham. as a young coach , to tottenham. as a young coach, to bnngin tottenham. as a young coach, to bring in every single player that he has and the existing playing squad that he inherited, the way he's improved, every single player in his squad has just been remarkable and what's helped as well is obviously the transition of a takeover, bringing in new ownership. they've all been aligned in their decision making and their their decision making and their their sort of plan, but they'll know that they're there 3 or 4 years ahead of their plan that they put in place when they first took over. so that's not going to put them off. but there's been a hell of a lot of work that's been done. but as a coach and a manager, me

while kieran mckenna is about to embark on his first campaign as a manager in the top flight.e same happened in france. while in germany their season starts with the early rounds of the cup and harry kane is already among the goals. bayern munich got four of them. kane providing the final one in a 4—0 win over second division side ulm. it was their first competitive match under new manager vincent kompany. the final tennis grand slam gets going a week on monday, but cameron norrie will play no part in it. he's still suffering with the forearm injury which also prevented him from competing in the olympics. with andy murray's retirement, jack draper and dan evans are currently the only british men in the main draw in new york. and draper seems to be heading to flushing meadows in good form. having beaten stefanos tsitsipas in the second round of the cincinnati open. the british number one made it through to the quarter finals with a three set win over felix auger—aliassime. but wimbledon champion carlos alcaraz is out having played what he called the worst match of his career. h

"wired" magazine senior writer mckenna kelly is a guest and ms. kelly want to start with each candidates relationship with silicon valley. start with kamala harris and how would you describe her relationship with silicon valley boat as vice president and in a previous roles as a defendant and attorney general of california? >> kamala harris is actually one of the first dino vice presidents to be from the bay area. she grew up in oakland, and she does have a pretty good relationship with the tech sector. what's important to note with dep harris is at she has a really sad too much. even as can even in her role as offender she wasn't really an that role during the times in which a lot of tech policy was been discussing whether that was privacy or antitrust or other issues like that. as the vice president xi's done a little bit more work. she leads the ai initiative at the white house where she saw what ai leaders, stakeholders, labor groups to create some kind of framework for regulating the ai industry. but really all we get from her is this sentime