another murdoch owned paper. it's pretty clear who murdoch wants but is trump even listening.you so much for join requesting us. tim, i wonder whether the murdoch empire matters to donald trump anymore. what resonance do you think this has. >> nope, maybe 0. slightly more than 0. but murdoch postput it like on page 32 and there's a banner on the front page that said local florida man makes announcement. the murdoch's were off the trump train, they were all in for de santis. they put all the weight of the murdoch behind de santis. all that amounted to literally nothing. donald trump crushed ron de santis so i don't know why donald trump would care what rupert murdoch thinks now when they've done nothing for him and he's strong stronger than ever at least within the republican party. >> that begs the question what exactly is trump looking for. i will read a question of burgum to get your thought on this. the governor has executive experience and was a successful tech ceo at microsoft which bought his company. managed to work well with trump which isn't easy. is that what don don

but even rupert murdoch , the shrewdest of murdoch, the shrewdest of shrewdest people, is saying, i'mure see him as well. >> but yeah, i mean , lukewarm is >> but yeah, i mean, lukewarm is so funny because it's such a starmer word like blair apparently flew out to meet murdoch when it was that sort of sun. what won it era. but you can imagine starmer flying out and he's still only gets a lukewarm endorsement. and he goes, that's good enough for me. i just sort of accept it. >> he's got previous hasn't he . >> he's got previous hasn't he. with the sun, he was responsible for bringing criminal cases against sun journalists during the phone hacking scandal. so i get the impression that the sun offices, you know , he's not offices, you know, he's not there isn't a little gold statue of him in reception . so that's of him in reception. so that's something to get over, isn't it? >> there's a dartboard instead. yeah.i >> there's a dartboard instead. yeah. i mean, yes, but it does make. do you think it makes a massive difference to have that kind of backing? they claim it was the sun what wan

i do wonder if the murdoch empire matters to trump anymore. what weight do you think any of this has? >> it you might remember donald trump's post and they were all in for desantis. they put all of the weight of the murdoch empire behind desantis. there were soft focused segments on fox and friends of ron it desantis throwing the ball around with the fox and friends hosts, and all that amounted to literally nothing. donald trump crushed ron desantis, so i don't know why donald trump would care what "the wall street journal" headboard or rupert murdoch thinks now when they've done nothing for him and he still is stronger than ever at least within the republican party. >> it does beg the question, though, what exactly is trump looking for? and i'll read an excerpt from the editorial board of burgum to get your thoughts on this, claire. the governor has an executive experience and a highly successful tech ceo at microsoft, which bought his company. he managed to work well with steve ballmer, which wasn't easy. and unafraid to offer advice to spea

maybe slightly more than zero, but you might remember that rupert murdoch's post on the day of donaldrump's announcement for president, he put it on like page 32 and there was a banner on the front page that said local demand mix announced, the murdoch's were off the trump drain, they were all in for desantis. they put all of the weight behind the murdoch empire behind desantis, there were soft focus segments on fox and friends of ron desantis throwing the ball around with the fox and friends host, and all of that amounted to literally nothing. donald trump crushed ron desantis, so i don't know why donald trump would care what the wall street journal and board or rupert murdoch thinks now, when they have done nothing for him, and he is still stronger than ever, at least within the republican party. >> i mean, it does beg the question, what exactly is donald trump looking for? "the governor has executive experience and was a highly successful tech ceo. at microsoft, which bought his company, bergamot steamed to work well with steve ballmer, which isn't easy. mr. bergamot would be loyal

it's the murdochs who are advancing this stuff.ho he was. made fun of him, florida man makes announcement when trump announces his speech. now they're doing florida man's propaganda because they want to have access. i think it's important to call that out. and number two it's important to shame this person. it's nice to fact check and correct the record about the joe biden videos, you have to do that i guess, but really the only way to fight fire with fire is to show people the real video of trump and to do that in all of the different venues we've been discussing this hour. and that's going to be a job for the campaign and the media and, you know, all the allies and the pro-democracy coalition. >> well, tim, i'm going to press you going. >> please. >> even the corrected videos, a fraction of the people who saw the manipulated ones would have seen the full video. i went and looked for it because i said this can't be. i've sat across from him. there's got to be more. what is the fire with fire? this is where -- i love what i've seen

and murdoch, 93, ties the knot with his fifth wife.shine a light on sunaks hedge fund, rishi sunak must face questions about the fortune he earned at a hedge fund that engineered a deal at the heart of the financial crash , labour has said, as it prepares to launch its first big attack on the prime minister before the election debates . before the election debates. zelenskyy's warning to trump over support for ukraine and rob burrow, 1982 to 2004 rugby league legend who suffered motor neurone disease, tragically passed away today at the age of 41. there he is pictured alongside his wife lindsay. our heart goes out to her and the family for what they're going through tonight. the i labour plan for softer brexit deal. two ambitious eu insiders warn will blimey, if that's not an exclusive i don't know what is. sir keir starmer's hopes of striking a new relationship with the european union after winning power would mean signing up to brussels rules that he has already ruled out. labour has set out leave a friendly red lines on brexit, but

this is rupert murdoch's fifth marriage.ended by close friends and relatives. the businessman's previous wife was actress and model jerry hall, from whom they divorced in 2022. by the way, jerry hall is the ex-wife of the leader of the rolling stones, mick jagger. last fall it became known that... after our graduation, watch the emergency program, marat sedikov is with us, marat, do you have the floor? egor, the prosecutor's office, the police, the guardianship authorities must to check on a family that lives in putilkovo, this is in... the krasnogorsk district of the moscow region, the law enforcement officer became interested in the abdullaevs after the father of the family beat his wife in the courtyard of the house in front of the neighbors and his child, people filmed what was happening on camera, the recording was shown to the police , they began to look into it and now it becomes clear that abdullaev is showing aggression not only towards his wife, but the guardianship authorities are interested in the conditions in w

we are, to a degree, a lot of us in the media are looking to rupert murdoch and to rebekah brooks, whonews uk at the moment and saying "will they back or will they not back keir starmer"? but it doesn't matter. we're basically looking, this is a 215t century election and we're looking at 20th century stuff here, really. so the newspapers would respond to that, wouldn't they, dave, by saying that they have massively grown their digital reach, and in many cases they have, lots of lots of subscribers, they've got lots and lots of traffic for their websites. but it's just important for people who are especially the younger people listening to this podcast to remember that 20—odd years ago newspapers had a tremendous influence, and that's because they had a kind of monopoly. they were the gatekeepers on public attention. and i've got because the wonderful jo wilkinson is one of the brilliant researchers of the tele podcast, has got some figures for how circulations have fallen. i just very quickly tell you a couple. the sun from 2014 to 2020, guess what percentage for print circulation? her

burgum on the other hand, has garnered the support of rupert murdoch and we've kind of seen murdoch's empire within fox news corp starting to shower the north dakota governor with favorable media coverage. we saw the new york post and the wall street journal offer some of that favorable coverage to him and then rubio is actually become a favorite of the donor class. and one anecdote i can tell you, aaron, is that at a dinner falling donald trump's manhattan conviction last month? it was with some doesn't wall street donors, donald trump took an informal straw poll and rubio, one that he also has the support of kellyanne conway. i'm told, and sean hannity. so a lot of different people in donald trump's ear. >> all right. well, thank you very much and all that new reporting, i want to go now to david urban, the former trump campaign adviser and kate betting field from where biden white house communications director, just to understand what we're talking about here, david. so top three contenders, vans, burger rubio. you've got don junior and tucker carlson, steve bannon for vance sean h

having said that, if murdoch ever buys gb news, i just want to say he's a great guy.ove the whole family. i was just using an example of satire . okay, we've example of satire. okay, we've got the daily meal now, and the glastonbury festival crowd celebrated illegal immigration, even though glastonbury has a very secure border fence and anyone, anyone who enters illegally is removed by security. nick. yes, and some people apparently got past it and it was chaos recently , so and it was chaos recently, so who'd have thought? yeah. so oliver dowden is really saddened by banksy's glastonbury inflatable migrant boat, saying traffickers putting migrants family's lives at risk is not the sort of thing to joke around with. and oliver dowden is deputy prime minister in case someone's forgotten. it's quite easy to do. yeah, yeah. but yes, if anyone saw this, it was this migrant dinghy. it was during an idles gig. idles said they had nothing to do with it. they didn't even know about it, though they did have some fairly cnnge though they did have some fairly cringe lyrics. they

and were honestly -- the letter is saying that you should be fired by rupert murdoch.n you hear all of that, what the user say? >> been in politics along time demek i really -- have realistic skin and frankly -- >> neil: actually you don't hear a very thin and fit guy. >> i don't think about that. don't think about it. >> neil: has he ever rated with you? >> know. does to raise it will you? >> neil: rupert murdoch. >> no. >> neil: it is an unspoken issue. >> yeah. >> neil: all right mexico is a free country. you can see what you want. >> neil: it is that. paul ryan, very good seeing you, the former speaker of the house, let's keep in mind we're going to be looking at all of the stuff he was talking about particularly when it comes to the possibility of a dollar implosion and all that is refocused remedy that goes beyond politics are the simple dollars, i think i can speak for the former speaker to say this isn't about whether blue. this is about a lot of green that we don't have any more. will have more after this... >> ♪ ♪ with just one card. chase freedom unlimited.

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were democrats there too, and some of them got it, and the newspaper itself is published by rupert murdoch, his you can’t call him a liberal either. this is a terrible story for biden, and it all fits neatly with the rhetoric of the trump campaign. 79% of americans think biden is too old for presidency. the west wing of the white house, none of them, of course, visits, they just switch channels on primetime, and there, 3 weeks before the decisive debate with trump, that’s it. his team, representatives of the headquarters, in november, when the fate of the confrontation between the two candidates, who are now, as the americans say, neck to neck, can be decided by several thousand votes, losing even a few hundred of them out of the blue is very risky. valentin bogdanov, ivan utkin and anna lvova, usa news. well, again a statement from vladimir putin’s meeting with heads of foreign news agencies, the president. they not only supply weapons, but manage these weapons, and this is a very serious, very dangerous step, you and i know, this is not denied in the federal republic. i really don’t know

definitely not rupert murdoch on the sun , but i rupert murdoch on the sun, but i can also see there'snment with the conservatives, but that's not met on the other side with instinctive trust in the labour party's agenda. and also remember, keir starmer's history with leveson, prosecutions of journalists when he was a director of public prosecutions, there might be a fair bit of, like a trust deficit that, that, that he, that he needs to build up and might be difficult. >> is there a trust deficit for women and the labour party? do they have a women's problem? and this is what kemi badenoch will be trying to persuade us all today that they do. >> i think they no longer do because keir starmer has come out and said, look, a woman is a woman. >> and yes, but five minutes ago he had a problem with that. so, you know, flikshop politically it has covered himself in glory when it comes to women. >> it is a political minefield. i'm not going to deny that. and |, i'm not going to deny that. and i, i did not enjoy seeing labour party politicians or politicians of any stripe trying trying to do

and finally, media mogul rupert murdoch has married again for the fifth time at the age of 93, tying the knot with retired russian molecular biologist elena zhukova at his california vineyard . these wedding photos, vineyard. these wedding photos, if you're watching on tv, were taken showing mr murdoch in his black suit with a yellow tie , black suit with a yellow tie, beaming alongside his new 67 year old wife. it comes after his previous brief engagement to anne leslie smith, which ended a year ago. his global media empire began in the 1950s and includes the sun , the wall includes the sun, the wall street journal and fox news . for street journal and fox news. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts. you can scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news .com/ alerts. now, though, it's time for headliners i >> -- >> thank 5mm >> thank you sam. hello and welcome to headliners, your run through the next day's papers with three comedians. i'm leo carson . tonight i'm joined by carson. tonight i'm joined by paul cox, the people's gaman and louis schaefer, the people's schn

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under murdoch he was accused of helping to cover up illegal phone hacking at british publications andn "the washington post" tried to write about his shady history, he pushed his newsroom chief hard not to run the story. leading "the washington post" to change its logo from "democracy dies in darkness" to "turn off the lights, this will be over soon." [laughter] of course, as some of you know, this gentleman over here, this sunday is father's day. it's a lot like mother's day in that your mom organize the plans for both. [laughter and applause] right. right. in case you are not sure whether this holiday is for you, we here at "the late show" are proud to introduce our newest sponsor. >> for the biggest moment of your life, you need to be sure. both of you. from the makers of clear blue, it's clear dad, the first pregnancy test for dads. clear dad is simple to use, just read the question on the stick. >> what is your favorite ken burns documentary? trick question. they are all amazing. >> wait 3 minutes and see if they are a match. >> it's has trick question, they are all amazing. i'm

it was significant enough to cause a ratings drop for the murdoch empire. fox adapted by questioning the election results in spreading conspiracy theories over 700 times in just the span of two weeks after biden one won. there was a little-known electronic voting company in this country. >> a lot of strange things happened. many of them were highly suspicious. dominion software. >> they've got business in venezuela . caracas, cuba, and links to china. >> the company called dominion which started in his venezuela with the software, they are capable of flipping votes. these are serious allegations. >> guess what, the pivot actually worked. fox got there viewers back from newsmax and some were banding together and storming the u.s. capitol during the january 6 insurrection. dominion had enough of fox's lies they took some to court for defamation and eventually settled for over $780 million after it was revealed fox executives and hosts were knowingly spewing his election lies in exchange for higher ratings. this takes us to where we are today. a months before

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of course, the biden team tried to suppress this article, they were very offended by murdoch, they began newspaper interviewed them were all republicans, but firstly, this is not so, because the wall street journal editorial board itself reported, that there were also democrats there, moreover, these democrats, well, on condition of anonymity, later admitted that they even called from the white house, asked what they were talking about, newspapermen asked, and the liberal press, how always. began to engage in what in america is called abautism, that is, what about trump, what about the republicans and so on, that is, specific refutations or some concepts that could destroy the anxiety growing among americans, and she is really intensifying, the liberal press of course does not have such answers as the white house does. anyone who has ever interacted with biden knows that he is an excellent speaker, he has... a sharp mind, he is involved, he can lead, any of us, leading public lives, sometimes makes reservations. we judge by what we see on tv, and if anyone keeps talking about how biden i

, in the wall street journal, a very respectable, respected newspaper published by tycoon rupert murdochrvative views, he still tries to adhere to it. open to a pro-trumpist position, it is much less right-wing, for example, than the fox news channel, in this publication a huge material is being released based on the testimony of 45 people who watch joe biden’s behavior not on tv, who come into direct contact with him, including on duty, this material talks about a real coma of problems with joe biden’s condition. when president biden met with congressional leaders in january to discuss funding for ukraine, he sometimes spoke so quietly that some meeting participants could barely hear him, reading from a piece of paper while... making very obvious arguments, took long pauses, and sometimes closed his eyes and remained silent for a long time, which is why many participants felt that the president had passed out. during a one-on-one meeting with house speaker mike johnson, the president said that policy changes initiated by the administration that had already jeopardized some major energy

[ laugher ] it's getting so good. [ laughter ] my rupert murdoch is getting so, so good. [ laughter ] just to get more positive coverage from fox business. he should do it just to troll them. "the top 1% of hamptons patios are getting 99% of the italian marble. we need to redistribute the marble equally." [ laughter ] "to all the pool decks on the south shore." [ laughter ] now, trump knows capping drug prices is wildly popular, which is why he is trying to claim credit for it. in a recent post on truth social, he said, "low insulin pricing was gotten for millions of americans by me and the trump administration, not by crooked joe biden. he had nothing to do with it." well, thank you for gotten that for us. [ laughter ] first of all, that's obviously not true. biden capped prices for all insulin products for all seniors with diabetes at $35. he's also called on congress to expand the cap to everyone, which trump has not done. second, i'm almost certain that if you ask him to explain it, trump would have no idea what insulin is or what it does. "insulin, we all -- we all know wonderful

would you also be looking to remove his brother and james murdoch from the sfwhord would the stock haveme up >> we've been pushing for independent governance at tesla for years way back to 2018 something that we do at other companies as well. we're a large institutional investor we want to see entrepreneurs start businesses and be compensated, but we believe independent shareholders need to have their interests protected so, yes, that's, why you know, we voted against the re-election of kimball musk and james murdoch. the board of a publicly traded company is there to represent shareholders and provide oversight and not just to do whatever the ceo asks, and it's very rare to have a court overturn a pay package based on the non-independence of the board. that's a real sign there's governance problems here and those are long-term issues obviously the sacrifice matters to us, of course, but these issues have been our concern for quite a while >> you mentioned you're an independent investor, also a sizable investor, about 3.5 million shares let's say the pay package is approved what's next?

leroy murdoch, who i've become friends with this his writings in american spectator and other placesticle in which he mentions just some of the things that m a libertarian without even trying to be one. that's nice. he wrote -- donald j. trump will address the libertarian party at its national convention on saturday. the libertarian matter should nominate trump for president of the united states. that's nice. that's nice. [boos] >> only if you want to win. only if you want to win. maybe you don't want to win. maybe you don't want to win. thank you, the d. roy. only do that if you want to win. if you want to lose, don't do that. keep getting your 3% every four years. the reasons for doing sotics, as the hope g d. roy says that this event is very unprecedented, he said. as the cato institute pe oned in thursday's "washington post," it will be the first time a u.s. -- think of this -- first time in u.s. al candidate of a rival party will address the convention of a prey gathering to nominate its own candidate. now i think you should nominate me or at least vote for me and we should win

leroy murdoch. who i have become friends withre american spectator and numerous other places. wrote an article in which he mentions some of the things that even trying to be one. that is nice. he wrote donald j. trump will address the libertarian party at his national convention on saturday. libertarian party should nominate trump for president of the united states. that is nice. that is nice. only if maybe you don't want to win. maybe you don't want to win. thank you. only do that if you want to win. if you want to lose, don't do that. keep getting your 3% every four years. the reasons for doing so, policy politics are as solid as the hope diamond. he said this. this event is very unprecedented, he said. as the cato institute president, peter gopher observed at thursday's washington post, it will be the first time in u.s. history a presidential candidate of a rival party will address the convention of a is presumably gathering to nominate its own candidate. now i think you nominate me, or at least vote for me, and we should win together. you heard those words. nominate me or

that rupert murdoch's media empire in the uk was ensnared in decades ago. and those allegations have been revived by a loss so that prince harry and another number of other notable celebrities have filed and it's making its way through the courts. and so what happened this week is after he dismissed sally buzbee as the executive editor it was revealed according to sally buzbee is account that she told others that he pressured her and breast his dissatisfaction with the washington post covering this lawsuit, which of course mentioned the allegations against him, the hacking scandal, than an npr reporter came out and said that he tried to kill that story and npr and so it's really caused a lot of backlash that he's still going to have to deal with in the months ahead. >> yeah. right. oliver darcy for us. thanks so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back chasing life with dr. sanjay gupta. >> listen wherever you get your podcasts, everyone sees meanwhile, at a vrbo, when other vacation rentals are just for likes, try one, you'll actually l

fox founder rupert murdoch tied the knot this weekend.year old married retired molecular biologist elena zhukova. they married at his vineyard estate in bel air. the couple had been dating for several months before their engagement was announced last fall. murdoch stepped down as leader of both fox news parent company and his news corp media holdings. his son, lachlan took his place this morning. >> firefighters continue to battle a quick moving fire near tracy, but they are now getting the upper hand. >> plus i could see a fire in the side yard and the glass broke. smoke started coming in. >> families are without a home this morning after a fire spread from house to house over several city blocks in the south bay, you'll hear from neighbors who helped pull a man to safety from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. welcome to mornings on two. thanks for waking up with us i'm claudine wong. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is monday june 3rd. thank you for waking up with us as well. >> am i awake? >> yeah.

not exactly and depended river money on the side. finally, rupert murdoch site, a favorite of the and my 6 has published a full page take down of these really lie of mass rape on october 7th. that relied obviously on a lot of my research and the research of other independent a journalist without citing us. but it was fine. the united nations report by miller patton, which she stated was not an actual independent investigation, was unable to find any survivor of sexual assault on october 7th and was blocked from visiting anyone at rape crisis centers of physicians for human rights is real, has retracted its report alleging mass sexual violence on october 7th and a new united nations human rights council reports after the united nations report on sexual violence on october 7th found no evidence. the united nations human rights council report has accused israel of systematic gender based violence and sexual torture. in its prisons where the new york times in a paragraph buried deep in a report about israel's stay came on concentration. camp in the negative desert found that palestinians

and finally, rupert murdoch is once again a newlywed. >> maybe the fifth time will be the charm, ther news corp chairman married 67 year old elena zhukova. she's a russian born zhukova. she's a russian born former biologist smile! you found it. the feeling of finding psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or had a vaccine or plan to. sotyktu is a tyk2 inhibitor. tyk2 i

i'm told of kellyanne conway, as well as sean hannity so breaking they're a little bit with rupert murdoch, but it's interesting to really see all of these different people really having drastic differences and who they think should be really interesting list. also interestingly, different factions and sometimes the conflict, then those factions, who else, who else will the former president says he's going to make this decision at the convention, we'll see if he ways it's that long. but who else is in his ear saying mr. trump, i think this is the one and why. >> well, it's interesting because when you actually get down to it from when i talked to a lot of these donors and mainly donald trump's advisers they argue that sometimes when you are in donald trump's ear, it actually can turn them off more even though, like i said, donald trump, he loves to be honest patti, at mar-a-lago are at his club in bedminster and say, who do you like and try to feel the room for the most part, he sometimes can get turned off when people try to push certain people on him and that's why actually, many of dona

i always like murdoch. >> he was the wacky one, wasn't he?yeah, he was the one who was scared of flying or something. >> no, no, ba was scared of flying. >> he was when he flew. ba was scared of flying. yeah, that was his one weakness. >> murdoch was neurodivergent. we'd say. >> now like me. yeah. >> now like me. yeah. >> yes. he'd be quite fashionable now . okay, well, fashionable now. okay, well, look, we're going to first have a look at thursday's front pages before we dive in. well, the times are leading with sunak rams home tax message in final debate. the daily mail. you were taking people for fools. the financial times has got french far right leader vows to fight a cultural battle against islamism and the mirror holli kidnap kit . and the mirror holli kidnap kit. the i has got revealed russian hackers behind nhs attack are part of cyber army protected by the kremlin and the daily star. something about football and sleeping. those were your front pages. >> all right, so we're going to kick off with thursday's daily mail . mail. >> leo,

doug burgum has been getting the support of fox news corp mandate or excuse me, magnate rupert murdoch, he's been pushing him to different conservative, high-profile allies, but also, we've really seen them get showered with some of favorable coverage from fox news score, like with the wall street journal, the new york post, and then burger or excuse me, rubio has actually been a favorite of the donor class at a dinner last month, immediately after donald trump's guilty verdict in his manhattan trial, donald trump was sitting with a group of dozen or so wall street figures and took a informal straw poll asking everyone, who do you like, who do you like, and the majority of people said marco rubio. now, rubio also has the support i'm told of kellyanne conway, as well as sean hannity so breaking they're a little bit with rupert murdoch, but it's interesting to really see all of these different people really having drastic differences and who they think should be really interesting list. also interestingly, different factions and sometimes the conflict, then those factions who else, who e

. >> i mean, are the murdochs proud of that? the murdochs proud of the fact they lie about joe biden on the front page of the "wall street journal"? great institution, a "wall street journal," with a great editor. you see what's happened the past several months, and i really love the direction "the wall street journal" has been going. but somebody puts a garbage piece on the front page of the "wall street journal," a clear lie, and people in the media world, even conservatives, scratching their head going, never seen anything like this before. now, now, murdoch's "new york post" is talking about what drugs, what drugs a presidential candidate is going to be taking. are they really proud of what this australian is doing to america? is he really -- i mean, how low is rupert murdoch going to go here? i'm just wondering how much lower does he have to go? is there no bottom? we're talking about drugs. why don't they just say, "we're afraid donald trump is going to humiliate himself tonight, and so we have to come up" -- after lying a

. >> i will end this with the bow my daughter georgie rose murdoch at her first equestrian competitionnly doing it about a month but they wanted her to experience to see how it is and she took first place. so in your copilot and crime his name is roosevelt nicknamed teddy 25 years old that it competed any more was getting ready for retirement louise my daughter was training with him is because he knows the route he's been doing it for a long time i guess she inspired him as he has these ribbons he's back in the game alright everybody don't go away we will be right back ecau , that's 888-316-2224. [applause] >> greg: underworld 15 -- kat timpf our studio a -- ad. >> good evening, i'm

think about think about rupert murdoch.murdoch reported and this may not happen going to back labour in this in this campaign. he doesn't he doesn't want to be seen as a loser. >> we've run out of time . >> we've run out of time. >> we've run out of time. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, there's still plenty of sunny spells and showers in the forecast this week, but from midweek onwards, plenty of dry weather and we'll even start to see some sunshine . a cloudy see some sunshine. a cloudy start for monday though, across the central slice of the uk with some showers starting to break through, and on the whole a rather unsettled day with sunny spells and showers. the driest of the weather is going to be across the south and southeast, where we'll see plenty of sunshine. it may just turn hazy by the time we reach the afternoon, but this is where we're going to catch the best of the temperatures. hi