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>> holly: the center jared wilson is down inju talt ratl the third string center, bobo, is coming in, that's mike bobo's son, drew. offensive coordinator for georgia. what a turn of events on the goal line. >> chris: he's obviously proud of his kid. >> kirk: 6'5", 305 pounds. >> chris: red shirt sophomore getting baptized in here. >> kirk: how about big drew coming in here with the game on the line, down inside the 2 yard line? with that defensive line just teeing off. they're helping jared wilson off. the line of scrimmage, looks like damon payne pushed into the backfield, 44, right there. >> chris: that was a lot of violence down there in the pit. this would be a tough loss, if wilson is going to be sidelined for awhile. in the meantime, georgia got pushed back on that play. so, the football sitting just inside the 3 on second and goal. >> kirk: we talked earlier about short yardage and goal line, how tough it is with the size of these linemen. work the edges or a quick pass. >> chris: etienne is the back. end around. bell breaks into the end zone. georgia very much alive. and looking dangerous

and mike mcdonald their new head coach, had him tight in the second half. jared goff and the lions hosting matthew stafford and the rams fourth quarter. rams are down 1713. matthew stafford cooper kupp. rams up 2017. 20s left in the game. lions down 2017 greg papa screaming for no overtime but jake bates makes it. we're tied at 20. papas dinners plans postponed but not for long. david montgomery, the beast. first lions ot win since 2016. 2620 the final score. what does it all mean? who are you worried about in the nfc west? all of them. are you? arizona is dramatically improved. buffalo came back but arizona led that game 17 to 3 late in the first half. the rams lost the game and puka nacua suffered a knee injury. they had to cart him off the field. but they got cooper kupp back. and i think seattle is with mike mcdonald going from the oldest coach in the nfl, pete carroll to the young. so i think who worries you the most in the division. the rams i think. but seattle's we'll see about this puka nacua injury. but getting getting cooper kupp back is certainly. and

mike johnson's plan to keep the government open. continuing resolution. his bill included a provision that would require proof of citizenship to vote. all but 2 democrats voted against it. those two, jareds third direct. both are on the 19 toss-up house races in november. the current balance of power in the house, 220 to 211 with four vacancies in the republican's favor. they look to build on that. gluesenkamp prereis -- perez is a freshman. she has strong positions on abortion and lgbtq rights and voted against president biden's loan forgiveness plan. her opponent is joe kent, a former green per beret. two years ago, he lost to gluesenkamp perez. kemp says he's better funded this time and his opponent won't disguise herself as republican light this time. tonight we tell you about a shadowy group recruiting political candidates to act as spoilers in competitive house races. rich edson has information about what is called the patriot's run project. >> there's very little information on the patriot's run project. but recruit random trump supporters and draw votes from republicans in competitive house races. we spoke with one of these recruits that told us the group drafted him to run and

jared cohen, out with his children's book. i don't know if it's a children's book because it's so full of important history that mike and i areinders of things we may have learned 30 years ago that need reminding. talk broadly what you want to do with the book first? >> i have three daughters. it appalls me kids today are le about politics through background noise and algorithms. what i wanted to do with the book is tell america's story through words of the men that served as president. it talks about what was happening in the country in the world when they said the words and how the words had an impact, and also fun facts like the pet parrot. >> who are you writing for? >> it's really eight plus. i am using the book also to get a refresher on american history. >> no question. you have all the big names. i think to me it's some of the lesser known presidents that need a little reminding. let's talk about james monroe, the fifth president and the monroe doctrine. >> if you go back to washington, washington's farewell address it was about observing good faith and harmony towards all nations and as america emerged on to the scen