first, peter king, former new york republican congressman. excuse me. so good to have you with us today. what are your thousand on what happened with joe manchin and blocking this bill and now he's angry about the way this was handled? we're waiting for jen psaki and he's not to happy with her. >> she was totally out of the line at the shot that she took at joe manchin yesterday. joe manchin has done all he can to try to make this work. couldn't get it done. that's the president's fault, not joe manchin's fault. joe manchin not only saved the country but may have saved the democratic party. this gives the democrats an opportunity to retreat gracefully. maybe blame it on joe manchin. that bill was a disaster economically. besides the money involved, it was going to restructure american society, restructure our economy. to do that in a giant bill like this was irresponsible. i was in politics a long time. for joe manchin to stand up to the entire democratic party the way he did. these are the people he works with every day. a lot of peer pressure and i'm

peter king, hong is an infectious disease physician and a professor of medicine at the university of california. he joins me now from san francisco. dr. covered cases are on the rise in the us and not surprisingly, hospitals are bracing for a spike after the holidays. new york is even introduced or vaccine mandate for businesses as we've just seen. sensible, sufficient moves by authorities. well, my bill, the answer is yes and no. i, it's kind of like putting out a forest fire with just a few buckets of water, but you can't blame the bind administration is caught them by surprise. many people thought they put all the eggs in the vaccine baskets, nowhere to diversify with more testing p. p, additional labor and be, be good for some parts of the country like the west coast, where it's not as bad, but in the east coast may be too little too late. us health authorities, as you well know, have eased quarantine. recommendations from $10.00 to $5.00 days is this are further hint that alma khan is a less severe corona variant. i think that's partially the answer my code. but i think the cdc

they said peter king writes he was the tour guide answered relished the role.. he talked about his wide open spaces with the same fervour he uses for a chalkboard description of a lawrence taylor zac. he is loquacious. he is engaging. he doesn't burn through walls as weigh was portrayed in light beer commercials. that is the madden schtick, that is the madden on madden avenue. real trip two booms, no waps significant. wap and boom as he would broadcast. real john madden loved this country and came out in his broadcast as he was so relatable as if he was your friend just sitting right there explaining football to you. and all of us that can watch the all madden documentary it's going to be tonight on fox sports at 9:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. eastern time and tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. on fox. john madden, lawrence, did see that just three days ago, four days ago, rather. on christmas surrounded by family and he apparently was very moved by the tribute. lawrence: you are exactly right. will: a wonderful tribute at just the right time. lawrence? lawrence: yeah, just to put a

let's bring in nbc's sports peter king and mark is back with us. m the bay area. my family, we were raiders fans, so john madden was you know, at the dinner table with us and raiders fans chased his legacy forever and still. we knew he didn't fly. took a bus. you took one of those rides with him. the longest ride i think he took. talk about it. >> in 1990, i was working for sports illustrated, i convinced john and his agent to let me take the bus ride from pleasonton, california, to manhattan where he was a friendly neighbor with the yoko ohno. i was on the bus with him for 3100 miles and what really struck me as we watched videotape late at night one night, it was about 1:30 in the morning, we were in the middle of wyoming and what really struck me is how much this man loved his job and how interested he was in the intrakwasis of football. but it wasn't only that. i believe quite literally john madden is a guy who should be remembered because he retired at the age of 42. i mean, bill belichick has coached 29 years after the age of 42. and john madd

peter is thinking, "are we about to see israel restored to its former glory? are we going to finally get rid of the romans? are we finally going to see a righteous kinguling over israel?" so i imagine peter being full of hope, full of excitement as they're going into jerusalem. >> and so you can imagine that peter's thinking, "this is the beginning of some kind of revolution," that they're gonna be taking over, that they're gonna have power and authority and that this is the beginning of something glorious. expectations are running very high. >> messiah, messiah, messiah. >> but according to the gospels, within days, peter will have abandoned jesus and stood by as his friend and teacher is taken to the cross. >> he's swine. i swear i do not know the man. ♪ this holiday, let them shine like never before. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how we shine. ♪ find the perfect gift at zales. the diamond store. for your most brilliant smile, crest has you covered. [girls laugh] -nice smile, brad. -nice! thanks? crest 3d white. 100% stain removal. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. >>> jerusalem, the holy city. several days after jesus triumphant entry, he calls peter and

rob cross, gary anderson and peter wright are all aiming to reach the quarter finals. mervyn king down to win 4—3 against raymond smith — and reach the quarter finals for the first time since 2009. and that match wasn't the only fightback of the day. in the quarterfinals. and callan rydz is also into the last eight — as his remarkable tournament goes on. after losing the first set to alan souter, the 23 year won 10 legs in a row to ease to a 4—1 victory. speculation continues to build, over whether the australian open champion novak djokovic, will play at the first major of the year in melbourne. fellow serb, dusan lajovic has said the world number one is unsure if he'll make the tournament, due to start in just over two weeks. djokovic has already withdrawn from the serbian team taking part at the atp cup in sydney this weekend. the 3a—year—old, who's won a record nine australian open men's titles, has repeatedly declined to say if he's been vaccinated for covid—19 a requirement demanded by organisers at melbourne park, unless given an exemption. he said and not coming to the atp

rob cross, gary anderson and peter wright were all aiming to reach the quarterfinals. mervyn kingaymond smith and reach the quarterfinals for the first time since 2009. and callan vince is also into the last eight has his remarkable tournament goes on, after losing the first set to alan souter, the 23—year—old won ten legs in a row for a 4—1 victory. you've got to love the doubts. that is all the sport for now, we will be back later on. i never miss it, gavin! i don't, actually. this is bbc news. the headlines. the british socialite ghislaine maxwell has been found guilty by a jury in new york on five counts of grooming and trafficking teenage girls for abuse. maxwell procured the girls for the financier and convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein — she faces the rest of her life behind bars. afghanistan's former president has defended his decision to flee the countryjust before the taliban takeover in august. ashraf ghani says he left, to prevent the destruction of kabul. now on bbc news... in a programme first shown in february as part of bbc sport's lgbt+ history month, clare bal

rob cross, gary anderson and peter wright are all aiming to reach the quarterfinals. the evening session is just underway. mervyn king raymond smith, and reach the quarter finals for the first time since 2009. callan rydz is also into the last eight as his remarkable tournament goes on. after losing the first set to alan souter, the 23—year—old won ten legs in a row to ease to a 4—1 victory. speculation continues to build over whether the australian open champion, novak djokovic, will play at the first major of the year in melbourne. fellow serb, dusan lajovic, has said the world number one is unsure if he'll make the tournament, due to start in just over two weeks. djokovic has already withdrawn from the serbian team taking part at the atp cup in sydney this weekend. the 34—year—old, who's won a record nine australian open men's titles, has repeatedly declined to say if he's been vaccinated for covid—19 — a requirement demanded by organisers at melbourne park, unless given an exemption. he said, i'm not coming to the atp cup, we will see about the australian open. he didn't specify if he is coming or not, but he is

king richard, are both shaping up as possible players... you going to show them how dangerous you are? ..as is peteriana in the fable from a true tragedy, spencer. three days. that's it. i'm thrilled to report that there's also a lot of awards buzz around paul thomas anderson's licorice pizza, a nostalgic love story that has something of the crazy romantic charm of my favourite anderson movie, punch drunk love. do you know who i am? yeah. do you know who my girlfriend is? barbra streisand? barbra streis—and. sand. yeah, like sands, like the ocean... barbra streisand? no, streisand. sand. of course, as with every year, 2021 has also had its fair share of stinkers. back injanuary, we had stardust, a film about david bowie that featured neither the music, lyrics, wit, charm or sheer entertainment value of its subject. who, or what, is david bowie? a few months later, the dismal shoplifters of the world came to uk streaming services, garlanded in praise from morrissey, which made sense because this preposterous fanboy drama is, forsome, exactly the film he deserves. fast—forward another few months, and

king richard, are both shaping up as possible players... you going to show them how dangerous you are? ..as is peter with every year, 2021 has also had its fair share of stinkers. back injanuary, we had stardust, a film about david bowie that featured neither the music, lyrics, wit, charm or sheer entertainment value of its subject. who or what is david bowie? a few months later, the dismal shoplifters of the world came to uk streaming services, garlanded in praise from morrissey, which made sense because this preposterous fanboy drama is, forsome, exactly the film he deserves. fast forward another few months, and uk audiences got to enjoy wild mountain thyme... it's not normal. i don't care. you take afterjohn kelly. and that man was mad as the full moon. - ..featuring christopher walken and co doing the worst irish accents since mickey rourke in a prayerfor the dying. why did you leave? i saw myself laying on the street, dying, not wanting to die. and right now, uk cinemagoers are being treated to jared leto making what sounds like italian whale noises in the otherwise entertaining house of gucci.

king 4133. three, peters-portman 4799. four, scott of florida 4831. five, marshal 4093. six, king and rounds 4784. seven, hawley 4140. eight, hassan-cornyn 4255. nine, paul 43 95. 10, sanders 4655. 11 daines, 12 menendez. 13 lujan-crapo, 4260. 15, sanders, 4722. 16, portman-sha mean, 4540. 17, menendez, 4860. 18, rish, 4859. 19, dur ban-lee, 3939. 20, shaheen collins, 4584. 21, kennedy, 4660. 22, osoff-tillis, 4802. 23, lankford, 4100. 24, cardin-wicker, 3980. that the senate vote at 10:00 a.m. on thursday, december 2, in relation to any first-degree amendment offered in the order listed above, with 60 affirmative votes required for adoption of the above amendments in this agreement. further, that upon disposition of the above amendments, the senate vote on cloture on amendment number 3867 as modified upon reconsideration and the motion to invoke cloture on h.r. 4354 to be withdrawn. that if cloture is invoked upon reconsideration, the reed amendment, number 4775, be withdrawn and the senate vote on the substitute as modified and as amended, if amended, that the bill be c