ratcliffe and ineos for 61% of the club, —— ratcliffe and ineos for 69% of the club, sheikh jassim forn, after summer of silence, sheikh jassim pulls out. as manchester united are listed on the new york stock exchange we can see they are worth around £2.6 billion. earlier this year, though, forbes valued them nearer 4.8 billion. we understand that sheikh jassim and jim ratcliffe both bid in excess of 5 billion, with sheikh jassim's offer believe to wipe united's debt of around £1 billion, with another 1.4 billion on top to invest in the stadium, training facilities, and playing squad. so we are left then with sirjim ratcliffe's offer of an estimated £1.3 billion for 25% of manchester united. where will the money go? and what happens to the debt? what's really clear here is manchester united need an injection of liquidity or cash in very simple terms, the sirjim ratcliffe bid achieve that, whether it is used as a debt repayment we are not entirely sure at the moment. but the glazers have clearly racked up a huge amount of debt the football club, that debt has been manageable over the pa

so we are left then with sirjim ratcliffe�*s offer.mated £1.3 billion for 25% of manchester united. we will the money go? and what happens to the debt? mas the money go? and what happens to the debt?— to the debt? was really clear here is manchester _ to the debt? was really clear here is manchester united i to the debt? was really clear. here is manchester united need an injection of liquidity or cash in very simple terms, the sirjim ratcliffe tredwell achieve that, whether it is used as a debt repayment we are not entirely sure at the moment. but the glazers have clearly racked up a huge amount of debt the football club, that that has been manageable over the past 20 years or so. you would imagine it would continue to be manageable for the foreseeable future, but nonetheless that does limit what they can do transfer market. 0ld what they can do transfer market. old trafford is not the most up—to—date stadium anymore and we have heard lots of stories about carrington as well. while it may not pared down the debt, it will give them an

what a stake forjim ratcliffe's ineos would mean for the club and its future. five new sports are approved for the 2028 olympics — squash, cricket, lacrosse, flag football, and baseball or softball are all in. and australia secure their first win at this year's cricket world cup. hello there, welcome along to sportsday. for almost a year, the ownership of manchester united has been in the spotlight following the glazer family announcing they were considering selling the club. this weekend, talks broke down with sheikh jassim of qatar, who was behind a £5 billion bid, paving the way for british billionaire sirjim ratcliffe�*s offer, which could be approved this week. but it's far from straightforward. ben croucher has been looking at some of the unanswered questions. let's take you back to november last year, when manchester united said they where exploring strategic alternatives that included selling the club. it came after big protests against the owners in the ill—fated european super league saga. to mean better emerged from united van sirjim ratcliff and own

both put together new proposals, ratcliff 469% the club for just new proposals, ratcliff 469% the clubummer of silence, he pulls out. as manchester united are listed on the new york stock exchange, we can see that they are worth around 2.6 billion pounds. earlier this year, forbes valued that mirror 4.8 billion. we understand that they both bed in excess of 5 billion with the offer believing to wipe united's that with another 1.4 billion on top to invest in a stadium, training facilities and playing squads. so we are left with sirjim ratcliff�*s offer of an estimated 1.3 billion pounds for 25% of manchester united. where will that money go? and what happens to the dent? what where will that money go? and what happens to the dent?— happens to the dent? what is really clear here is — happens to the dent? what is really clear here is that _ happens to the dent? what is really clear here is that manchester - happens to the dent? what is really| clear here is that manchester united need an injection of liquidity or cash in very simple terms. the sir jim ratcliff bed will achieve that, wheth

john ratcliffe was just describing it. these were horrific killings.bunch of americans hostage along with the israeli hostages, i understand that, but they have killed americans. they have killed, they have taken us hostage. they are shooting at our naval ships. they are shooting at our embassy in iraq. houthis, another iranian puppet is shooting at us. fortunately the navy is shooting back and we're putting more and more ships and readying military personnel and support but, senator, these are acts of war and i don't hear any of that from biden, i mean biden, kirby, whatever, blinken, these are acts of war against the united states. if americans were shot, killed, what would ronald reagan say? i don't think he would say it is time to have a cease fire. what would donald trump say? i don't think he would say it is time to have a cease-fire. hell, you remember, trump bombed the syrian airport while he was having chocolate cake dessert with president xi. does that send a message while they're having dessert at mar-a-lago? i think it sends a message. trum

with us now is john ratcliffe who everyones a thing or 2, texas congressman, john welcome back. know, i don't understand what president biden was saying today, he wants a ceasefire, then we'll talk? he was asked the other day, a pressure, on the plane, are you holding back the idf ground invasion, he said yes, then white house walked it back. johjohn ratcliffe, this is a war, including, as you know iran and the puppets are attacking american, our embassy, ships at sea, they took americans hostage and killed americans. when will there be some fight back from biden? >> larry, you made me listen to john kirby press conference it sounded like he was reading from a manual about all things that iran was doing to help hamas and hezbollah. i 1400 israelis were killed and 32 americans now, so your viewers understand, the americans were not killed in a kinder manner, they were beheaded and raped and stabbed, shot, and all of that, as taken place there is no outrage from this administration. and you know, i quibble with great larry kudlow a little bit. you have given credit but too much cr

john ratcliffe former dni, wrote a letter sent letter to the administration along with mike pompeo he former secretary of state to demand this administration put u.s.'s natural security as a priority, here is what he said about that watch. >> we now know, that there was a successful iranian influence campaign and that you know, as senator talked about, not one not two not three but four different at least iranian operatives essentially working within the biden administration, even on things like our special operations against iran. at the same time, that communicating with iranian foreign minister, just -- it is really appalling one of the reasons maria that secretary pompeo and others, and myself, you know, have urged in a letter to this administration, to put our national security in front of the political interests to address that problem. your thoughts list you have a op-ed out safer under donald trump we are seeing decline in a serious way upsetting. liz: to have to remind this administration, to put our national security interests first is kind of shocking commentary right in, b

the battle for control of manchester united, what a stake forjim ratcliffe's ineos would mean for theed for the 2028 olympics — squash, cricket, lacrosse, flag football, and baseball or softball are all in. and australia secure their first win at this year's cricket world cup. hello there, welcome along to sportsday. for almost a year, the ownership of manchester united has been in the spotlight following the glazer family announcing they were considering selling the club. this weekend, talks broke down with sheikh jassim of qatar, who was behind a five billion pound bid, paving the way for british billionaire sirjim ratcliffe's offer, which could be approved this week.

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larry: john ratcliffe as always.t leash today, but thank you for your contribution, thanks very much for weighing in. we appreciate it. all right, folks moving right along, joining us right now florida congressman brian mast from the house foreign affairs committee and house republican israel caucus. brian, you're cosigning, i know you're pushing a resolution in support of israel. we just had french hill on about the funding side of this but i just want to ask you, brian mast, you know, iran is behind all this and the question is, we heard from john ratcliffe and others. in your view how best, we have, we have to destroy hamas if that were possible, islamic jihad if that were possible but what about iran? we're still playing footsie with iran. i don't see anything. let me, you know what? here's, here, here is antony blinken's tweet. hang on a second we'll put this up on the full screen. tureish foreign minister and i spoke further on hamas's terrorist attacks on israel. listen to this i encourage turkey's advocacy fo

trey: former director john lee ratcliffe. two things i've got to get you.oes a country known for its intelligence and faÇade get caught off guard. after that i need you to help me understand why the united states is talking to iran given the fact none of this would've happened without iran. >> it is a broader question then why did israel and masada miss this but why did u.s. intelligence mrs., both have acknowledged an element of surprise to this attack in both are looking at whether this is an issue, if there is a blind spot encrypted communication, did hamas change the operational security measures so they were able to communicate in the way that our intelligence both the u.s. and israeli intelligence did not pick up that we did previously or is a situation where the intelligence was there in plain sight there's been open-source reporting about meetings with cuts force general with hamas, hezbollah and the palestinian jihad back in april and the iranian president meeting with the same groups in syria in april. to your point i spoke with one of my former c

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trey: former director john lee ratcliffe. two things i've got to get you.igence and faÇade get caught off guard. after that i need you to help me understand why the united states is talking to iran given the fact none of this would've happened without iran. >> it is a broader question then why did israel and masada miss this but why did u.s. intelligence mrs., both have acknowledged an element of surprise to this attack in both are looking at whether this is an issue, if there is a blind spot encrypted communication, did hamas change the operational security measures so they were able to communicate in the way that our intelligence both the u.s. and israeli intelligence did not pick up that we did previously or is a situation where the intelligence was there in plain sight there's been open-source reporting about meetings with cuts force general with hamas, hezbollah and the palestinian jihad back in april and the iranian president meeting with the same groups in syria in april. to your point i spoke with one of my former counterparts in the mossad yesterda

that means a quarter of the club will go toward ratcliffe. that is what he had put forward.ink that share price going down in pre-market gives you a sense that the expectation was that a full sale of manchester united would happen as opposed to a 25% stake going to jim ratcliffe. >> still, he would get control of the club's sporting operation. what does that mean? >> that is the hope. because he specifically asked for that to be put in the contract which means he would be responsible for things like who is in charge of the club as it runs. meaning the ceo could change and sha chairman of operations could change. a different direct of football. y you could bring in fresher players. you could revamp the stadium. we have a story which we are working on that manchester united stadium which has been dilap dilapidated, could go from a 75,000-seat stadium to a 90,000-seat stadium. it would still be the largest stadium in the uk. just as big as wembley stadium. >> does that mean it goes from old trafford to new trafford? >> i don't think the name will change. that is a good one. >>

john ratcliffe served as director of national intelligence under president trump when i was there.reaction, john, when you hear andrew bates in the press shop say zero taxpayer dollars, no iranian money spent yet, it can only be used by private actors? >> my reaction, kayleigh, is as it has been from day one, those words ring hollow from the biden administration. they're disingenuous at best. look, it's not even just this $6 billion which clear clearly is going to further enrich iran. it's closer to $60 billion. if you look at what the biden administration has done to help this islamic terrorist regime in iran by stopping enforcing sanctions, by with lifting restrictions, by allowing iranian oil to increase by 650% over the last year from 400,000 barrels of oil a day to 3 million barrels of oil a day. all of this as has strengthened an iranian regime that you know, kayleigh, we left weaker and poorer than it had been in the last 20 years. and instead they've largely been funded by the biden administration's actions in allowing them to strengthen their position and to create this ki

coming up, texas senator ted cruz on the implications of misfired foreign policy, plus, john ratcliffen who contact9ly has the precision weapons that hamas is using and what will a ground assault look like if in gaza saw. retired general anthony data that is here with analysis. then the wide open border and its impact, attorneys general from texas and iowa on the terrorist threat already inside the gates of the usa. ken paxton and brenna bird are here on the impact on communities across the country. all of this happening as a congress battles over its own leadership. former california congressman and former chairman of the intelligence committee devin nuÑes on the fight to be speaker and the role of the media throughout. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with breaking news from israel as the war against hamas terrorists enters a 16th day. this morning a 1,400 israelis are dead, more than 4,# 600 palestinians are dead including 32 americans killed. now fears are how abouting that the war could spread to other parts of

jail as her. is nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe who was held in the samejail as her.ing purposefully unveiled into the metro in tehran. this is her a little later. iran has not released images of what happened inside the carriage but activists say iran's morality police beat her and she is now in a coma. the awarding of the nobel peace prize to narges mohammadi sends a very strong message that the world is watching the iranian regime. the time is 13:15. our top story this afternoon... labour celebrates winning the rutherglen and hamilton west by—election with a swing of more than 20% from the snp. and still to come — we're with the wilko staff who are shutting up shop for the last time. coming up on bbc news, lioness alessia russo prepares to face herformer club for the first time, as manchester united face arsenal in the women's super league tonight. every year, thousands of people in england and wales are accused of crimes of which they're later acquitted. while their names may be cleared, they are often left emotionally and financially devastated — with many forced

sirjim ratcliffe�*s ineos group wants to take control of the football operations side of manchester united buy a 25% stake in the club, worth an offer of an estimated $1.7 billion. the british billionaire is thought to be increasingly confident of securing what he hopes will be the first stage of an eventual buyout of the glazer family, who currently own manchester united. the bbc has been told that his principal rival, qatari banker sheikh jassim, has withdrawn from the bidding process, having failed to meet the glazers' valuation of more than 6 billion and had grown frustrated with the american�*s demands. rangers have appointed the former monaco and club brugge head coach philippe clement as their new manager. the former belgium defender succeeds michael beale, who was sacked earlier this month and he signed a three and a half year deal at ibrox. his first match in charge will be against hibernian next weekend. he can't do worse than michael beale because the last game against aberdeen was not acceptable. it's unacceptable how the team has been performing this season and they need to st

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r more, director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe. you know, we're nobulla w overional seven and a half million illegal immigrantsratcliff thate biden has been aiding and abetting into this country e year, be 8f th million. we know that we have caught some people on the terror list. we also know last in the last week, 19 iranians and 17 syrians were trying to get intot this country, how they got to the border, who paid for their trip t to, the border, what their intentions are. i just have to believe nonewhatt of them were good. i contend. believe you think i'm offou base that of that 8 million unv unvetted illegal immigrant. ille biden's, that jen allowed into this country unvetted. i guaranten has allowed ine ther cells that he is allowed in. >> is that rational thinking on my part? and how do we possibly weed themlls that out and find them n that they are in here? >> it's unfortunate. unfortunately, it is rational thought there, sean. i mean, nothing the lunacy of the biden administration's approach to iran than this. >> four weeks

take a listen to what john ratcliffe said last night. >> americans were not killed in some kinder or gentler manner, americans were behead, and raped and stabbed and shot, all of that, has taken place, there is no outrage from this administration. kudlow: that is powerful testimony. the bidens may not realize it but terrorists have committed acts of war against the united states even kirby said, there may have been a dozen attacks on u.s. troops and ships in the middle east since october 7. the killing of over 30 americans, the hostage taking of maybe a dozen more, are acts of war. firing on america ships, embassies and air force bases, they are actions of war. when will the bidens wake up to those facts? when will the bidens stop appeasing iran and their terrorist puppets and begin a serious campaign of deterrents? will they ever? we need warriors in the white house not yale faculty lounge discussions, that is my riff, joining me robert greeneway, former director. president and executive director of abraham accords peace institute. rob, thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. i'm

manchester united may be closer to getting a new investor, billionaire sirjim ratcliffe, who controlsis set to offer to buy 25% of the football club from the glazer family, and the offer is worth around £i.3 family, and the offer is worth around £1.3 billion, or $1.6 trillion. —— 1.6 billion dollars. thanks very much for watching. to stay with bbc news. peter and janet barron share a passion forfencing, and it's a passion they want to pass on. even before they start their own training, the couple from worsley turn up at stourbridge fencing club to help the coaches encourage and develop the next generation. whereas people are singing about football all the time. they don't sing about fencing. so any opportunity we get that we can promote the sport so that there's a lot more young people taking it up, that's so much the better. it's essential that we all help future generations| to come through. and as you've seen tonight yourself, how enthusiasticl those little children eight years on are, | they really enjoy it. fencing brought the pair together many years ago and they've been duellin

here with reaction to that former director of national intelligence john ratcliff. number over 7/2 million illegal immigrants that joe biden has been aiding and abetting into this country. by the end of the early 8 ion. we know we have caught some people the terror watch list. in the last week 19 iranians and 17 syrians were trying to get into this country. how they got to the border, who paid to their trip to the border? what their intentions are? after believe none of them were good. i contend you tell me if you think i'm off base. that of that 8 million unvented illegal immigrants, that joe biden has allowed into this country unvented. i guarantee there are terror cells that they have allowed in. is not rational thinking on my part? how do we possibly lead them out and find them now that they are in here? >> it's unfortunate, it is rational thought there sean. nothing underscores the lunacy of the biden administration's approach to chiron than this. 4 weeks ago joe biden said his top national security official, his advisor jake sullivan out to brag publicly about

john ratcliffe my special guest as well as texas senator ted cruz will join us as well to talk aboutr $100 million going to palestinians and billions going to ukraine. senators are telling me it's dead on arrival when the president makes the request this upcoming week. we'll talk with form r house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes about the speaker race and we're going to talk about of course the big threat in america and that is the wide open border. we'll talk with two attorneys generals, the attorney general of texas, ken paxton and attorney general of iowa, brenna byrd. she gave an interview last week, said the only person who can fire joe biden is donald trump. we'll get into the 2024 election and this long war that we are faced with on israel this morning. we're all waiting to see what this ground you a assault looks. it appears imminent. pete: it sure does. maria, we'll be watching in about 13 minutes. always a great show. always love having you. rachel: thanks, maria. as the world fights for release of hostages, a group of american rabbis are heading to israel offer

the british billionaire jim ratcliffe is looking to acquire only the 25% stake in the soccer club, thateans a buyout by the qatari sheep will be off the table if this is true ratcliffe's bid would be $1.5 billion. stuart: i think the fans of manchester would like more middle east money coming into the club like it went to manchester city across the street. marathon digital holdings. >> let's take a look at the crypto companies because momentarily bitcoin was above 30000. investors are pricing and reports of the sec approving the first spot bitcoin etf. stuart: over 330,000 i think that's an accurate number have participated in strikes since the start of last month. is the union influence growing or are union people more militant. >> they are that are because of frustrated because of the cost of living and technology replacing the. membership to unions is at an all-time low, 10% of workers last year 14 million were in a union it was double that 1983 so the numbers are smaller. support for the unions is growing it is at 67% according to gallup. we've seen recent strikes across many parts

. >> martha: former director of national intelligence, john ratc ratcliffe joins us now. what did you think of his statement? >> it's dishonest. the intelligence community has long known what you heard your guest marc thiessen say that hamas is a wholly owned subsidiary of iran. they fund it, direct it. nothing is done without their permission. with regard to this operation, hamas publicly thanked iran for their participation in this operation. that's the equivalent of a signed confession. that is direct intelligence. for jake sullivan to imply otherwise would -- to have you believe that hamas would have publicly implicated or framed its primary benefactor, to make that assertion is infuriating. and you questioned your guests, why are they tip toeing around iran? the answer is very clear. to admit iran's involvement and as its exposed here is to look at the failure of their policy. we've had so many conversations where we talked about the opposite of peace through strength ischaos through weakness. we would regret the biden administration's approach in appeasing iran and

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join me for "sunday morning futures" live with interviews with ted cruz, john ratcliffe and attorneys general ken packton from texas and greta that burg from iowa. join us live on sunday. that'll do it for us on fox business. have a great rest of the weekend, and i'll see you again next time. muck. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and rare you for the week -- prepare you for the week ahead. i'm carlton english in for jack otter. the war enters week two. global market strategist brian leavitt will look at how escalation fears are impacting stocks and energy prices. then, a big week for big tech is on the way. netflix kicked off earnings this week with a bang on strong subscriber growth, but there's a lot more to come, and is one tech giant faces trouble from china. and later, we'll give investors an inside look on the stealth play for electric vehicle stocks. but we begin, as always, with three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. stocks sank this week as investors are keeping a close watch on growing middle east tension. the

nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who was held with her, welcomed the award, saying it was for all women facingcial media to today's announcement. after a year of protests and — according to rights groups — i over 500 people were killed, bad news after bad news, . this nobel prize was the first piece of good news that iranians heard l in overa year. and that is probably- going to embolden iranian women in their fight - for democracy and freedom. but the fate of this 16—year—old girl underlines the frightening reality for women taking a stand in iran. earlier this week, she bravely tried to get on the tehran metro with her hair uncovered. allegedly beaten by iran's morality police, she's now in a coma. the awarding of the nobel peace prize to narges mohammadi sends a very strong message that the world is watching the iranian regime. caroline hawley, bbc news. the most vulnerable children will be living with the long shadow of the covid experience for the next ten or 20 years — those the words of the former children's commissioner for england. anne longfield was giving evidence to the covid inqui

nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who was held with her, welcomed the award, saying it was for all women facingthe wider response on social media to today's announcement. after a year of protests and — according to rights groups — over 500 people were killed, bad news after bad news, this nobel prize was the first piece of good news that iranians heard in over a year. and that is probably going to embolden iranian women in theirfight for democracy and freedom. but the fate of this 16—year—old girl underlines the frightening reality for women taking a stand in iran. earlier this week, she bravely tried to get on the tehran metro with her hair uncovered. allegedly beaten by iran's morality police, she's now ina coma. the awarding of the nobel peace prize to narges mohammadi sends a very strong message that the world is watching the iranian regime. caroline hawley, bbc news. four months after the destruction of the kakhovka dam in the south of ukraine, the un is warning that a lasting consequence of the disaster is set to be a lack of water in the area. ukrainian global grain exports had already b

the future of manchester united is in the spotlight, as british billionaire sirjim ratcliffe hopes toe first stage of an eventual buyout. good evening from jerusalem, as the flight of palestinians from northern gaza continues. israel is preparing for a major ground offensive into the territory, while maintaining a heavy bombing campaign of targets, in the hunt for members of hamas. the group has been designated as a terror organisation by many western governments, including the uk. the united nations says israel's total siege of gaza, cutting off fuel, food and electricity supplies, is causing a deepening humanitarian crisis, with hospitals close to complete collapse, threatening thousands of lives. meanwhile, thousands of those palestinians who have left their homes, hoping to cross into egypt, have been left bitterly disappointed, with the crossing still closed. the us says it's working hard to get egypt to allow access. in the uk, rishi sunak has told the commons that "all the tools of british diplomacy" will be used and more humanitarian aid will be provided to the palestinian peo

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