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the home of arnold palmer. home of my friend arnold palmer. [ cheers ] and he loved latrobe. you know, he turned out to be one of the greatest golfers in the world. he started off very, very poor. he had no money. just had a lot of talent, had a lot of muscle, he was a strong guy. and his father, you know, worked at latrobe golf course. and he was a laborer there. he actually -- they called them in those days sod carriers. a very strong man, he carried sod. they didn't have trucks that they trucked it, they had strong people carrying it. he was the strongest of them all. and he had a son, but they had no money. and he worked at latrobe. and they treated him good because he could do more work than anybody else, and his son started to grow up, and he realized his son was very strong like him, but he never had a chance to play golf. he had no money at all. and his son was named arnold. [ light laughter ] and when arnold was 4 and 5 years old, they had no money to buy a club. he couldn't buy one club, not one. and

palmer: mr. secretary, you highlighted the fact you're part of a multistate organization that compares voter lists. not every state is part of that and they don't receive that data, is there a way post election that perhaps there's a way to get all the states as a part of that and sort of increase the confidence and the accuracy of the voter lists? mr. raffensperger: we have about 25. we need 25 more states plus the district of columbia and want all 50 in there because it really helps. i think it takes working across both sides of the aisle and if there's any pain points or sticking points, what are the real important ones and how do we work through that? but i think you and i talked about e.a.c., because you have the covering, you do all the testing for our equipment before we can use equipment for elections, it has to be a.e.c. certified so you respect it as a national bipartisan organization, that's something meeting with nass, virtually every secretary of state is a member. i think it would b

caroline: anduril founder palmer, thank you.ll discuss more about elon musk. ♪ it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. and silver. i got the brochure from u.s. money reserve, and that's when i decided i can make more money with this than i could of leaving it in the bank, because if i put 20 grand of paper in there and i had 20 grand of gold, a paper ain't going to make me any mon

palmer: mr. secretary, postelection, one of the things coming out in the transition period is efficiency and government, federal government agencies are involved in elections, they are also federal funds that occasionally congress appropriates the states. how should congress come up with the new congress and the new president elect, how should the congress and the president approached federal funding of elections for the state to assist? sec. raffensperger: we actually managed without any federal funding, and i believe constitutionally the states can manage. but if the government wants to have a grant program, they can use carrots and sticks. everyone will be part of a multistate organization, because it cost money, everyone gets a grant for that, and you make sure it covers the smaller states. california is probably a flat fee, whatever it is. the state i could not afford it would get 500,000 or $1 million, whatever that needs to be, i think that would be helpful for the states. california has a

candice: amy palmer is cal oes's crisis communications deputy director. amy: certainly we're aware of some concerns about cocontractorerformance. we take that very seriously and that is one of the areas that we will remedy. candice: some would call this a failure and are concerned that the execution of this project has been an irresponsible use of california's money. amy: we disagree strongly that the next gen 911 project is not on track. no state has embarked on a project as ambitious as california's project. one that will have the resiliency it will have, one that will help us prevent outages. one that will help save lives. candice: do you believe the state's new 911 network is safe for the rest of california right now? amy: we won't deploy it until we're sure it is. candice: but the state did deploy in tuolumne countnty and other areas across california that have documented pages of iues. during this 911 call of an active heart attack, tuolumne was unable to transfer to merced county. in this memo, a man called to report his garage and surrounding vege

one of my favorites, keke palmer is here tonight! >> steve: come on! this is awesome. he stars as johnny lawrence in the hit series, "cobra kai." part two of the final season is streaming now on netflix. william zabka is joining us! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: come on! he's a fashion industry icon and the chairman of the clothing store alex mill. mickey drexler is here tonight! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we got great music from rauw alejandro! [ screams and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he is fantastic. i know. i know, i love -- he's mine. he's mine. [ screams ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: guys, i'm very excited to talk to mickey drexler tonight. i've worked with alex mill before. they're just always fun and creative, always coming up with new styles. so back in 2020, we designed a a line of pajamas together called p'jimmies. [ light laughter ] and they sold out immediately. and now we're announcing tonight we have a brand-new line of p'jimmies, out now. yes, the whole collection. [ cheers and applause ]

. >> reporter: i'm elizabeth palmer in tel aviv with the fallout over thursday's anti-israeli violence in amsterdam. >>> plus, a surprise health update on britain's queen camilla as princess kate makes a poignant return to royal duties. >>> and later, making a name in nascar. these drivers racing at top speeds and chasing their dreams. >> it doesn't make a lot of men happy when a 14-year-old girl beats them on the track. >>> this is the "cbs weekend news." from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us on this saturday. we begin with wild weather and wildfires on both coasts and a blizzard in between. this is interstate 80 in wyoming today. it was shut down in both directions for several hours between laramie and cheyenne after fog and black ice caused several crashes. no word on injuries. today colorado is digging out after its first major snowstorm. amounts measured not in inches but feet. cbs' sarah horbacewicz has more. >> reporter: the snow has stopped falling after overnight blizzard-like conditions dumped up to four feet of snow in the mountain

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attorney general palmer did palmer raids, meaning he came in, became attorney general.n as a socialist or a communist, they would raid you and throw you in jail. there was no habeas corpus. there was no trial. just jail, gather and put up. gaeg has intimated he had would like to do that with antifa today. >> or blm. >> yeah, blm. and then you cut to modern times, i mean, it was a nightmare during the palmer raids. you cut to john mitchell. he was nixon's campaign manager. what many don't realize is that he whispered nixon to j edgar hoover, let's not investigate mitchell, meaning he became attorney general what was never vetted. the fbi and nixon and j. he had car hoover gave a free pass to not vet or find any skeletons in his past, and the link between the palmer raids and nixon and j edgar hoover, hoover got a start during the palmer raids doing -- smashing people's civil liberties if you were considered a leftist in the united states, ostensibly first out of fear of leninism, the russian revolution in will to sonnier a and later because of the cold war and we have to

andy 0bama, former boss of aston martin —— andy palmer.n wall street — with investors on hold ahead of results from al chip maker nvidia after the bell. how well the tech giant is performing will be key to sustaining its record breaking rally — that has seen it triple in value this year to more than $3 trillion as well as the wider market. 0ur north america business correspondent is watching this for us. we have talked about this issue before, it is about the money that has been piled into ai development, so the big question is, will it deliver results?— question is, will it deliver results? , , ., results? exactly. it is about delivery but _ results? exactly. it is about delivery but ford _ results? exactly. it is about delivery but ford wrote - results? exactly. it is about| delivery but ford wrote seen results? exactly. it is about - delivery but ford wrote seen as the next big catalyst for the del have jut ford wrote seen as del have talked d wrote seen as del have talked about e seen as del have talked about this an as del have talked

[laughter] >> stephen: i want to get al pacino and arnold palmer together. ap.ings after a man required medical attention after injuring himself on a cactus, although the local council said the nature of the injury could not be disclosed "due to the need to protect the personal rights and privacy of our staff". so due to privacy concerns, we do not know the nature of the injury, but authorities did release a photo of the victim. hoo-ah! oh, yeah! he's got a great ass! meanwhile, "lost cherry," tom ford's new $255 perfume, is being compared to embalming fluid, because it contains benzaldehyde, the same chemical used during the embalming process, and which incidentally is also used in food to create an almond or a cherry taste. yummers. i'll be sure to incorporate that into my new cookbook, "does this taste like nana's funeral?" [applause] meanwhile... it's chilly. it's cold in here. meanwhile, in contraceptive news, big pharma is eyeing a male birth control pill for gen z. the once-a-day pill inhibits a receptor for vitamin a, or retinol, in the testes, which is

palmer. president palmer is present. president. sue. presen. sue is present. member. webster. present. vector is present. there are five members. present and thank you. may i have a motion to excuse? member carrion. i make a motion to excuse member. carrion. second. any objections? seeing none is unanimously approved. that member carrion is excused. dan, please call the first agenda item. calling line. item one. communications. informational item standard monthly public meeting held in person by the sheriff's department oversig board. members of the oversight board will be present at this meeting, and members of the public are couraged to attend and■= observe. however, only those members of the public who are present in person will have the opportunity to provide public comment, with the exceptionf individuals with disabilities who require reasonable accommodations. public comment can be submitted in person, via email, or through postal m to send public comments by email, please contact zdob at sfgov. org for postal submissions, please address them to the office of the inspect

palmer. president palmer is present. president. sue. presen. sue is present. member. webster. present. vector is present. there are five members. present and we have a quorum. thank you. may i have a motion to excuse? member carrion. i make a motion to excuse member. carrion. second. any objections? seeing none is unanimously approved. that member carrion is excused. dan, please call the first agenda item. calling line. item one. communications. informational item. announcements and information to share with the board members and the public. and responses. oh, i was going to do it. as at the end. this is the standard monthly public meeting held in person by the sheriff's department oversight board. members of the oversight board will be present at this meeting, and members of the public are encouraged to attend and observe. however, only those members of the public who are present in person will have the opportunity to provide public comment, with the exception of individuals with disabilities who require reasonable accommodations. public comment can be submitted in person, vi

cbs' elizabeth palmer is in tel aviv. >> reporter: almost two million palestinian gazans have endurede than a year of violence and trauma. in desperation, they're looking to a new government in washington for help. >> the women of the -- to stop the war on the gaza strip and end our suffering. >> i'm going to stop wars. >> reporter: gazans palestinians know that in his victory speech donald trump said he'd stop wars, and they hope he means this one. "please send him a message," he says, "that we've had enough of killing, destruction, all the disasters afflicting palestinians." but mustav, a palestinian lawmaker in the west bank, warns be careful what you wish for. >> i think we're going through a very dangerous time for two reasons. first of all, you have very extreme israeli government, and from the other side you have president trump appointing one pro-israeli politician after the other. >> reporter: even if trump does convince israel to end this war, he says palestinians will be facing another long-standing battle. that is halting the expansion of jewish outposts on what was palest

makes arnold palmer's dick look like nothing.we were coming out of the pandemic, every economist predicted we were headed for a recession and all the horrible things that come with it. but much like trump's girlfriends -- those things never came. the truth about america today, what democrats should have been selling, is everything that should be low and down is unemployment low. black unemployment, low. poverty rate, low. gas prices, down. everything that should be up and high is. manufacturing. real wages. the stock market. personal spending. personal savings. oil production. the u.s. now produces more energy than it uses. which is saying something since we have las vegas. where i'll be tonight. but it's sold out, so sorry. mississippi. mississippi is america's poorest state, but its residents earn more than canada, germany, or england. that's right, we're beating the axis of beer. if trump was president with this economy, it would be 24/7 of we have the greatest economy ever in the history of the world. maybe the universe. many

cbs elizabeth palmer reports from the west bank reporter. violent year in the west bank israeli soldiers pursue militants in residential areas and jewish settlers carry out attacks on palestinians. president trump's pick for ambassador to israel is the evangelical christian mike huckabee. radical views. he's expressed in the past have palestinians deeply worried? >> i have to be careful saying this because people will really get upset. there's really no such thing as a palestinian yeah, no there's not. so it could be a rough year coming up. >> i'm sure it will be a rough year for everybody. >> drive around the occupied west bank and you can see the jewish settlements encroaching on what's been palestinian land right wingers in the government believe it's all israel's anyway, and hope trump will help them take it. that would be illegal under international law and palestinian lawmaker mustafa barghouti says it would fuel the conflict. >> president trump claims he wants to stop. >> allow us to have a state of our own allow us to have peace and

over the weekend, trump held a a rally at arnold palmer regional airport in pennsylvania.sidetracked talking about a certain body part of the legendary golfer. watch this. >> this is a guy that was all man. this man was strong and tough. and i refuse to say it, but when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there, they said, "oh, my god." [ laughter ] "that's unbelievable." i had to say it. >> jimmy: uh, no, you didn't. [ light laughter ] afterwards, you could donate $10 to trump's campaign by texting the eggplant emoji. [ laughter and applause ] that's interesting. i think one of his staffers must have said, "we need to focus on the polls." and trump was like, "oh, i'll focus on the pole." [ laughter ] right after, mcdonald's was like, we're sorry, but you're fired." [ laughter ] it's a family restaurant. you can't say that. "when the hamburglar would take a shower --" [ laughter ] "the french fry, the mcnuggets." well, guys, we're heading into flu season. but great news. the fda just authorized the first over-the-counter combination covid- 19 and flu test

cbs' elizabeth palmer with more on the ongoing crisis of getting food into gaza. >> reporter: for moren a year, hungry gazans have tried to rob food aid trucks. but now armed criminal gangs are looting whole convoys. abu ahmad, whose identity we're protecting, was in the worst incident so far last saturday when more than 100 trucks were attacked. "they shot through the windows," he told cbs, "they'd kill any driver who couldn't stop." he said israeli tanks were nearby, and an israeli drone watched the whole thing. but israel's military says it is not responsible for protecting aid. israel's former prime minister, ehud olmert, disagrees. why isn't it happening? >> the israeli government doesn't want it to happen. they want to punish the palestinians. >> reporter: already the poorest gazans scavenge for food in garbage duchess, pitifully -- dumps, pitifully little aid is getting through israeli crossings. even that's being stolen at gunpoint. it is a humanitarian crisis. >> it's a matter of political will -- >> reporter: it's clear who need to solve it, says juliet tohma of the u.n. aid

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palmer notes. there are a lot of uncertainties, including policies from the incoming trump administration that governor newsom believes could negatively impact the state budget. things like. >> very high increases in tariffs, changes in legal for migration policies that could affect california's economy. we need to be mindful of the fact that that's added uncertainty. but even as the newsom administration prepares to take on trump in this report, pennock emphasized the state has no capacity for any new spending, including what could amount to 10's of millions of dollars in funding. governor newsom may need to take the trump administration to court. >> what's more after the coming fiscal year? the leo's analysis projects deficits of about 20 to 30 billion dollars in future years. republicans say that is reason alone to rein in on spending. we clearly have a spending problem. >> and that's why the oversight is so very important. now and to start that now in anticipation of what we're going to be star

it was founded in 2019 by martin palmer. and that the death knell service i attended at the beginning of my journey you can go to the bible, you can go to the crown, you can go to the back of the gate. so you can go to the data teaching and they're on the values and the mission, which should be driving everything the face task. so we build an investment program that is driven by say you don't just invest willy nilly and then use the money to do good things, which is tended to be the habits of the last 100 years. you'd move that money so that the money that you on supporting the things you would want to see happening anyway, face consistent investing. that's open the floodgates. sharing capital perspective. they've zone it is chad face invest board of trustees. you want to just investments for west palm, the asset management, tom of the united methodist church and the us to what you're doing is cyber tense. she transferred from i just wonder what is the ultimate sort of end goal? i think the end goal is to change the world is

when we asked, palmer did not have specifics, but we confirmed cal oes parted ways with the man behind project, budge courier, this past august. as of now, there is no word when californians can expect nextgen to be up and running across the state, let alone when it will be safe. we won't deploy it until we're sure it is. this transition to nextgen is something that has to happen. the legacy system is failing, and why should the public pay attention? it's the public's money. i reached out because there's too much going on. that's not right. somebody needs to look into it. this critic says he's one in a crowd. so why has it taken so long for these specific concerns to come out? in the months i've been digging, i've talked to 911 centers that say they are hesitant to speak out because the state, the agency in question, oversees a lot of their funding with the investigative unit. i'm candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. all right. thank you very much, candice. if you have a story for candice or anyone in the investigative unit, you can call 888996 tips or visit our website nbcbayarea.com. s

now it is a christian church and we can lay preacher mountain palmer is leading an unusual ceremony in the christian tradition when somebody dies, the ring, the death knell for them. this time we are going to ring the bell for the species that we have driven into extinction. as soon as you hear the names that is more that we no longer will ever see these crunches that were on companions on this planet beloved by god. and begin to think what is it that i am going to do different things the capital rabbit racked good lord chief helping my. ready good christmas island to the school and we're going to change in time. and the way that we will change is because we come to somewhere like this. and we remember that were pumped or something so much bigger than just us. and then nature. but we're a nation the pinta island tosses in touch with the sales people change because there is a link that is personal in nebraska rhinoceros a deal on. ready services like this to punched in increasing environmental awareness within the face. i don't know, at least a 1000000000 people involved in religious co

amy palmer is with cal oes, the agency ultimately responsible for california's next gen project, and contractor oversight. i think some of the barriers, again, would have befallen any of the contractors. if we need to improve contract oversight, we will. so what are state leaders actually doing about it? when we asked palmer did not have specifics, but we confirmed cal oes parted ways with the man behind the project, budge courier, this past august. as of now, there is no word when californians can expect next gen to be up and running across the state, let alone when it will be safe. we won't deploy it until we're sure it is. this transition to next gen is something that has to happen. the legacy system is failing, and why should the public pay attention? it's the public's money. i reached out because there's too much going on. that's not right. somebody needs to look into it. this critic says he's one in a crowd. so why has it taken so long for these specific concerns to come out? in the months i've been digging, i've talked to 911 centers that say they are hesitant to speak out bec

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palmer notes. there are a lot of uncertainties, including policies from the incoming trump administration that governor newsom believes could negatively impact the state budget. things like. >> very high increases in tariffs, changes in illegal for migration policies that could affect california's economy. we need to be mindful of the fact that that's an added uncertainty. but even as the newsom administration prepares to take on trump in this report, pennock emphasized the state has no capacity for any new spending, including what could amount to 10's of millions of dollars in funding. governor newsom may need to take the trump administration to court. >> what's more after the coming fiscal year? the leo's analysis projects deficits of about 20 to 30 billion dollars in future years. republicans say that is reason alone to rein in on spending. we clearly have a spending problem. >> and that's why the oversight is so very important. now and to start that now in anticipation of what we're going to be

cbs's elizabeth palmer reports from the west bank.nshots] >> reporter: it's been a violent year in the west bank. israeli soldiers pursue militants in residential areas, and jewish settlers carry out attacks on palestinians. president trump's pick for ambassador to israel is the evangelical christian mike huckabee. radical views he has expressed in the past have palestinians deeply worried. >> i'd be careful of saying this because people would get offended, they are assuming he is a palestinian peered >> reporter: so it could be a rough year coming up. >> i sort of fear for everybody. >> reporter: drive around the occupied west bank and you can see the jewish settlements encroaching on what's been palestinian land. right-wingers in the government believe it's all israel's, anyway, and hope trump will help them take it. that would be illegal under international law. and palestinian lawmaker mustafa barghouti says it would fuel the conflict president trump claims he wants to stop. >> allow us to have a state of our own. allow us to have

palmer notes the state so far raking in $4 billion more than expected in the first three months of thes a sign of a of a healthy economy, one that is growing. it's particularly speaks to the strength of our tech industries, such as i. all that is good and welcome. but it's not free money. we have to recognize the obligations, those obligations based on voter decisions, starting with president elect donald trump. >> governor newsom is putting together plans to provide extra money to the state's department of justice to legally fight the administration. the governor, also considering a new disaster relief fund as the incoming president has threatened to pull those dollars away from california. palmer notes the financial relationship overall between the federal government and california could change, and newsom is preparing. >> that's one of the reasons that governor newsom is in washington, d.c, this week, meeting with officials from the biden administration, meeting with members of california's congressional delegation to talk through these issues, knowing that there are going to be som

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i'm elizabeth palmer in london cbs news roundup will be right back >> finally, for us, this half houre king of clay has relinquished his crown. tennis legend rafael nadal retired from professional tennis this week following a final match that he lost. afterwards, the 22 time grand slam champion from spain was honored. cbs's adriana diaz has more on this emotional goodbye reporter. >> yeah rafael nadal was emotional before stepping onto the court for what would be the final match of his record smashing career at the davis cup tuesday. >> what an effort that was. nadal is beaten the tennis great bid farewell with deafening cheers from the stands in his native spain. i just want to be remembered as a good person and a kid that follow their dreams and achieved more than what i ever dreamed nadal turned pro at just 14 and two days after his 19th birthday, he captured his first major, the french open. >> his style is uniquely him long hair long shorts and no sleeves. a righty with a left handed forehand, he won his first wimbledon in 2008, beating five time defending champion roger federer.

ambassador ric oklahoma congressman keviner one the post over gary palmer. and richard hudson was reelected to chair the national republican congressional committee for the 2026 election cycle. in the senate, republicans elected john thune as their new leader in congress, and senator thune is currently minority whip and defeated, john cornyn and rick scott for majority leader. current republican conference chair john barrasso was unanimously direct -- elected as whip and senator tom cotton was elected conference chair for the next congress. west virginia senator shelley more capital will be republican policy committee chair and tim scott as chair of the national republican senatorial committee for the 2026 election cycle. watch on c-span and c-span 2 and on our c-span app and c-span.org. >> c-span's washington journal, our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues and government, politics, and public policy. from washington and across the country. thursday morning, georgia republican congressman buddy carter discusses the incoming agenda of the t

both men deny the accusations. >> that was elizabeth palmer reporting.k here in the u.s., the justice department has asked a federal court to force google to break up its monopoly on internet search engines. more than half of all searches are done through google's chrome browser. regulators want the company to make big changes or sell it. here's cbs's kelly o'grady on what this means for users to end google's search engine monopoly. >> the doj is proposing a number of significant remedies. the biggest one selling off chrome. the agency arguing, quote, the playing field is not level. further, the doj recommends dissolving any contracts where google is the default search engine on a device like an iphone. antitrust lawyer lee hepner doesn't see it as extreme. >> i think the justice department has put forward a pretty reasonable response to a monopoly that has persisted for well over a decade. >> if the judge agrees users would need to select their browser of choice in settings or navigate to google.com themselves and remember, the tech giant owns android.

anna palmer and stephen hayes, editor of the dispatch. welcome to sunday. it's meet the press. eet the pr. washington, the longest running show in television history this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >> good sunday morning. president-elect donald trump has finished rolling out a preholid >>> good sunday morning. president-elect donald trump has finished rolling out a pre- holiday flurry of cabinet picks. on tuesday as a growing number of republican senators demanded the release after house ethics report into allegations former florida congressman matt gaetz paid women for sex including a 17-year-old, the president- elect denied he was reconsidering gaetz. >> mr. president, are you reconsidering the nomination of matt gaetz? >> no. >> but just two days later gaetz withdrew from consideration. though he continues to deny wrong doing. >> i was keying with a politically motivated body. they had an ax to grind. that was going to serve as at least enough of a basis to delay my confirmation as attorney general. >> was this decision a surprise? >> no. i was surprised the ti

one of the main reasons for chelsea's surgeon has been called palmer. deadlock when kai havertz was alive... there wasn't much between him and the last defender but enough for him to be offside. gabriel martinelli didn't have the same issue. he timed his run perfectly and provided the finish to much. north london losing in the west. not for long, because when you leave a pedro neto with this much space, he does things like that. and it turns up things like that. and it turns up the stamford bridge volume. arsenal had a huge chance to win it at the end but no one could find the finishing touch. so, after ten games, they were close. after another 95 minutes even closer. minimal capital between them. this is how the premier table looks going into the international break. arsenal and chelsea both found themselves on nine points behind the league leaders, liverpool, and four points behind manchester city in second. it is tight and congested in that middle part of the towpath of the table, and nottingham forestjust a point above newcastle, who beat them earli

democrats never once mentioned arnold palmer's [bleep], never once! after focus group said, "you got anything on arnold palmer's [bleep]? not, can you at least stand and sway to "ave maria?" for like an hour? can you at least do that? but it's a delight to hear about why it happened from so many people who were so wrong about what was going to happen. and everyone has their own pet theory. but there's one theory that a lot of people seem to be coalescing around. >> they were too woke. >> insisting that people use the term "latinx." >> too far to the left on transgender rights. >> you have to say "they," no, you have to do this. >> stop with the virtue signaling. >> step away from woke. >> focus less on who is woke and more on who is broke. >> social justice issues take a backseat when your son is in the basement vaping and playing video games and can't find a job. >> jon: i feel like that guy was really venting more about his son. everybody else had sort of a broader point but his was just so specific. you really got to focus on, let's say, a kid in y

chelsea pair levi colwill and cole palmer, arsenal's declan rice and bukayo saka, manchester city midfieldersd and southampton�*s aaron ramsdale have all pulled out. carsley has named five replacements including aston villa midfielder morgan rodgers, who is called up to the senior squad for the first time. west ham forward jarrod bowen, everton centre—back jarrad branthwaite along with newcastle full—back tino livramento and burnley goalkeeperjames trafford have also been added. england face greece on thursday and ireland on sunday. england's all time leading test wicket takerjames anderson says he thinks it will be �*fun�* to try out t20 franchise cricket even though he's now 42 and hasn't played in the sport's shortest format since 2014. anderson insists he's open to offers to play in various competitions including the ipl. although he has ruled out a return to test cricket in the future after his international career was ended by england earlier this year. there is so much white bull triggered _ there is so much white bull triggered now— there is so much white bull triggered now with - the

palmer thought he got it and his team helped —— team—mate made sure helped —— team—mate made sure he found a way through, did brilliantly to deny jackson and could do nothing about fernando is following up. and that should have been that, but leicester refused to lie down. instead, taken down, or maybe not. this challenge deemed illegal, no penalty. leicester would get their chance to score from the spot deep into injury time, keeping their cool, leicester lost the match, though. time ran out, their struggles go on, chelsea continue to rise. so chelsea, then, flying high in third. that win putting them just a point behind manchester city earlier, but there is a strong chasing pack behind them. the boss feels they did enough to get the job done. yeah, good performance. 0verall yeah, good performance. overall i yeah, good performance. 0verall ithink yeah, good performance. overall i think we deserved to win the game. it is a good game to learn many things that i think for the first half an hour we were in complete control of the game. then we start to make some mistake and we lost a li

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