the great north american sasquatch. a sweet soul, second only to that sweetest smile., i tell you, folks, he is really out there. man: i often dream of the bis i've met in hawaii. the mighty albatross. newell's shearwaters. strange, little gonzo. hower, when reminisc my thoughts will circle back to a small blackbird, the kaua'i 'o 'o. by the time i got to the islands, they were practically extinct. but deep in the alaka'i, i found them--a pair. on the outside, they're quite ordinary, but here, listen to them sing. one will go... [bird sings] then the other. [seconbird sings] that was the first time i saw them as for t last ti... [bird sings] hmm. do you think it now? man 2: if it's the last one? i don't ow. hey, what matters is that it's still alive and we've captured its call. it'll live on. want to listen? man 1: sure. [click] [bird singing] [man 2 gasps] uhh. what is it doing? man 1: jacoby, wait. play theecordi again. jacoby: what? man: just play it again. [click] [bird singing on recording] [bird singing onecording] [bird singing on recording] [bird singing] [bird

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as you know, canbou and sasquatch.re, folks , it's caribou out there, folks, it's been a pleasure. or enjoy your day if you're starting it with us tomorrow morning today. goodnight . england secure their first world cup victory a62 win against iran good at 6:00 on tuesday the 22nd of november. this is breakfast gb news. isabel webster martin daubney. he's also the news this morning . the three lions have morning. the three lions have secured their best ever world cup with a decisive victory against . cup with a decisive victory against. iran. the win followed against. iran. the win followed a controversial move by fifa to stop captain harry from wearing the one lap armband . meanwhile the one lap armband. meanwhile wales managed a magnificent late comeback to draw with

as you know, canbou and sasquatch.re, folks , it's caribou out there, folks, it's been a pleasure. or enjoy your day if you're starting it with us tomorrow morning today. goodnight . tonight on fire are just rumours swirl about a new swiss star relationship with the eu. we'll ask is brexit being we'll celebrate the football's today terry butcher former england captain a man who played in three world cups. we'll discuss the 60 win against iran. and joining me on talking pints, the founder of pineapple dance studios , debbie moore. but studios, debbie moore. but before all of that, let's get the news headlines . hello. good

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thomas edison only invented the light bulb so he could finally see that sasquatch sneaking up on him. but this isn't even the former president's weirdest claim of the week, because in the lawsuit about all those classified documents he's got at mar-a-lago, he takes this bold stand: "a president gets to decide whether records from his white house are personal documents," and that he had decided that all the records he took to mar-a-lago were in fact his personal property. that is the legal argument of a toddler. "my client pleads, 'mine, mine, mine, they're mine-- i want a balloon, i want a balloon, i want a balloon-- mine.' i want a balloon, i want a balloon, i want a balloon, i want a balloon. i want a balloon. i want a balloon. the defense rests because he has a boom-boom in his pants." 2024 won't just be the next presidential election. it'll also be the summer olympics in paris. and yesterday, the french unveiled the mascot. normally, these things are pretty silly-looking, but france is the home of art and fashion. matisse, chanel, dijon. so, behold! les mascots della de france wil

i know you wanted to be sasquatch but it's not.ge with a k we doing? pick this up for me. it's like a home and away because it's just tyrus. hey that's tall reach for it. all that stuff is gone. >> your office is right next to mine. so i just banged the wall and say hey i need you it's a good dorm room. >> she's like you know i get the shell bof. >> i like all of her new young reporters. we'll get to those next-door here's a quick one. [laughs] us mike -- do you like or dislike surprises? to go i just like the surprise during the election if you go their way. i was surprised by that i didn't like it, but usually i don't get surprised. [laughs] [laughs] i mean like people never throw me a surprise party. do you? >> on all of them i like controlled surprises i guess. >> to me it's how you define surprise. it's a gift. so i love surprises. [laughs] us mike >> idling to be scared like that kind of surprise i don't like. something like if i were to have a baby i probably like to find out at the birth it was a boy or girl. i would wait.

we hear of the story he walked back to the assailant that maybes no sense, but this is a bit like sasquatchr the motivation for the mandalay bay shooters. we may never know. rachel: yeah, we can. there's a camera on the police. why don't they release that? >> in time i hope they do release that but we're spending so much time focused on paul pelosi and the conversation is political figurers are under attack and need constant and private security. no, no, no. we need public security and that's what the entire mid terms are about. people feeling insecure. that mother in south la, the people being carjacked in new orleans. they don't get two minute cop return times. i promise you. when they call the cops, they wait hours sometimes days. paul pelosi got instant service and walked back toward his assailant. it's a curious story, but i'm not sure it merits the scrutiny we're spending on it when we've got so much else we should be focusing on. pete: but the reporter went onto talk about we still don't know what happened for the 30 minutes before the police arrived when the assailant was in the hou

. - if you believe you have encountered a sasquatch, raise your hand nice and high. - part of my jobeepers was to go out to the news aggregates, first thing in the morning, and just see what were the trending stories. what were people getting worked up about? and then we would figure out a way to put a spin on that particular story that would further our messaging. you can see these same techniques on many commercials. like, the commercials don't make sense. - puppy monkey baby. - it doesn't matter, because they're getting an emotional reaction and connection associated with their product or logo. - discover the rainbow. taste the rainbow. - same sort of propagandas, techniques. they're infusing it with the conspiracies of the day, along with the seeds of truth coming from actual news and journalism, but then taking and putting a spin on it. - the social media age allows us to connect with one another instantly, and sometimes those connections fuel a radicalism. people have questions. people have heard something or misheard something. they want to get more information. people go on 4

[laughter] but i identify as a sasquatch believer. [laughter] but people hold a lot of use. -- hold a lot of views. there's a real emphasis on this in the press by democrats. >> i think he is right. there's a lot of bias on both sides. and it is ratcheted up. i also agree with you that the election was run relatively smoothly. i don't think it's going to turn one house or the other. we have a close race, we are going to start to see the types of things people start to argue about again. i hope it is more of a normal partisan fight over a recount rather than blowing up to the level of high drama. >> i think democrats are happy to have that as an issue. >> i would like to see things get back to, hey let's beat the other side. the most important election is always the next election. if we look back at history, the two single most significant american elections are 1800 and 1864. 1800, a very open question about whether they hated, and you cannot overstate the hatred that john adams had for thomas jefferson, it was the white-hot passion.