joining me isjoey de sao, investigations writer at rhe athletic, miles coleman, producer and writer ofa, uncovered a new documentary on netflix, and beth fisher, who's a freelance sports broadcaster. welcome to you all. joey de sao, let's start with you. isjurgen klopp right that journalists dropped the ball on this one when it comes to qatar? no, i don't think he is. i think there's been lots of fantasticjournalism on this. i think you have to look back to the sunday times reporting on the bidding process itself. and there's been countless reporting on human rights including this very interesting documentary, which i'm looking forward to watching. it's four years after russia invaded ukraine, and then, you know, the world cup. i think a lot of the very good human rights reporting was forgotten when the football started. — and then look what happened. i think people are kind of determined not to make the same mistake. 0k. beth fisher, what's your view? i mean, is it a legitimate criticism, do you think, from jurgen klopp? listen, i have arrived in this industry quite late into my life,

i mean, miles coleman, joey there was talking about some of the great reporting that's been done, notrkers had died during this period of building the stadiums. you're the producer and writer of this new documentary about fifa. what is your take on what klopp said aboutjournalism? i think on the one hand, if we look at the climate in 2009, i 2010, when these bids- were being evaluated, like, nobody took qatar particularly seriously as a bid, _ the qataris_ admit them themselves. so, to some extent, not a ton was being written about them j because everyone looked at that bid and went, _ "well, surely they're not going to go for that." . when they did, there was obviously kind of- a big shockwave and people, you know. _ went and reported on it more. that's naturally how. things go in reporting. but i think the important thing to to focus on with| the klopp comments is let's take the counterfactual. - let's imagine that people had published reams and reams l of paper saying how dangerous the qatar world cup _ would be for workers, i how impractical it'd be. let's imagine that there - was

guest: miles coleman had a great graphic that he put up, a graphic -- the stages of a wave. the first one is virginia's second district. heir -- their polls close relatively early. it is a swingy district. if republicans win that district, it will be a good night for republicans. if they end up winning virginia's seventh district, abigail spanberger is representing, it is a wave night. if they end up winning the 10th, which is abide in heavy district, the unfavorable -- it is like something we have not seen before. that is where i will be watching first. host: going up to the state of new hampshire, how does that get onto the list of the top five to watch? guest: the incumbent senator has never been terribly popular. she has been pulling below 50% the entire time. the problem is the republicans once again nominated a problematic candidate for she had a 10 point lead. steadily those undecideds have broken in towards the republican. now we are in a dead heat. our average has hassan up just a little bit. that could easily go either way. host: on election night tomorrow are ther

thank you so much to all my guests — tojerry durso, miles coleman, beth fisher, henry ford, walker andwas the media show. goodbye. hello. some eastern reaches of the uk got lumbered with low cloud, mist and fog on sunday. towards the west was a lot of sunshine and some unseasonable warmth. through the week ahead it will become cooler for all. also, some pretty wet and windy weather to contend with through the middle part of the week. in the shorter term some of the mist and fog to the east of uk thickening once again closing in on the north sea coast, turning murky, ithink across the midlands and the south east into the small hours, quite chilly and east anglia. in the west the breeze picking up, a weather front edging in but pretty slow to make its way eastward. wet overnight for northern ireland, rain stalling across parts of wales and the southwest of england, quite persistent rain for westernmost scotland and part of the far northwest of england, cumbria on monday. temperatures already getting down much closer to average values, perhaps some low cloud, mist and fog lingering again

guest: miles coleman had a great graphic that he put up, a graphic -- the stages of a wave.st one is virginia's second district. heir -- their polls close relatively early. it is a swingy district. if republicans win that district, it will be a good night for republicans. if they end up winning virginia's seventh district, abigail spanberger is representing, it is a wave night. if they end up winning the 10th, which is abide in heavy district, the unfavorable -- it is like something we have not seen before. that is where i will be watching first. host: going up to the state of new hampshire, how does that get onto the list of the top five to watch? guest: the incumbent senator has never been terribly popular. she has been pulling below 50% the entire time. the problem is the republicans once again nominated a problematic candidate for she had a 10 point lead. steadily those undecideds have broken in towards the republican. now we are in a dead heat. our average has hassan up just a little bit. that could easily go either way. host: on election night tomorrow are there some c