van dyck. if will start with virgil van t ck. , ., will start with virgil van i ck, ., �* dyck. you don't win, there is always an opportunity - is always an opportunity missed, it could have been a lot worst. i think it was a game with a lot of the notions, 1-0 game with a lot of the notions, 1—0 down, great comeback, going to happen one up, we have to control the game much better, still sloppy, then we lost the ball in a difficult situation where we were more open, conceding the second one was very disappointing. so we have to take it on the chin and work hard, like we always have done all season, and move onto the next. �* . , all season, and move onto the next. �* , , ., , ., next. and defensively it was a difficult day. _ next. and defensively it was a difficult day, there _ next. and defensively it was a difficult day, there were - difficult day, there were errors around, down 20's side as well, it was an on liverpool —like performance today. l —like performance today. i don't know about errors. —like performance today. l don't know about errors. but i think if you can see

virgil van dijk told the bbc it could have been worse for liverpool.w that harry maguire chance in the final seconds while lisandro martinez says the improvement in united's performance was all about their minds. so here now a first chance to hearfrom the two managers, starting with liverpool's arne slot. i think it was during the whole game, very close call, if you look back at the whole game, we created more chances that them, but because we conceded in last minute, people remember that the most, but before maguire we had a big chance with virgil van dijk, so, yeah, maybe in the end, a draw was a fair result. ., , ~ result. you said this week manchester _ result. you said this week manchester united - result. you said this week manchester united are . result. you said this week- manchester united are better than 14th in the premier league, i think you are right, the way they play today, where you were a bit worried that people, not within the club, but there was a feeling that this would be a big liverpool win against their biggest rivals, and just a

but we had a big chance with virgil thorndike. -- van — chance with virgil thorndike. —— van dyck. 3—0 win over st mirren. that's after second—placed rangers were held to a 3—3 draw at hibernian. it's five defeats in a row for aberdeen who lost 2—0 at motherwell. hearts won 1—0 at third placed dundee united whilst there were also away wins for ross county and dundee. in cricket, australia surged to victory on day three of the fifth test in sydney to beat india by six wickets and win the five—match series 3—1. fast bowler scott boland took 6—45 as india were bowled out for 157, while australia reached their target of 162 in just 27 overs to regain the border—gavaskar trophy. the result also sees pat cummins' side qualify for the world test championship final at lord's injune, where they'll face south africa. huge win in the context of the series — huge win in the context of the series it's_ huge win in the context of the series. it's as _ huge win in the context of the series. it's as big _ huge win in the context of the series. it's as big a _ huge win in the context of the series.

host: virgil, republican, go ahead. caller: i have a question regarding how fair the media at large is, whether we talk about it in newsprint media or tv media, about the pardons between trump and biden. biden in his four years issued over 8000 pardons, including the pardon of someone who murdered two fbi agents. yet, trump is being attacked for his pardon of a little over 1500 j six people who do not actually kill anyone, even though the democrats, to this day, arst deal pretraining the lie that officers were killed on january 6. there is this great big disconnect between the reality of the pardons trump has issued and the pardons president biden has issued. guest: in terms of the steps that have been linked to the january 6 right, one of the officers died the next day. he had been sprayed with chemicals very, and his death was ruled of natural causes, but his mother and others feel like he died because of his treatment on january 6. in addition, a handful of officers who were defending the capitol that day died by sui

but when she didn't let me tend to forget this to, to me this before virgil as may be just such a big chance as he has a to, to make the free to for us. in the end it is, uh, was it difficult a game. i'm upset today really upsets because when i, i'm pleased for the performance but everybody today's going to say to that, to that team that they did a good job. so today i'm a love to, to be the only guy upset to be the we the team. i just next off the united isn't as a cup, so drunk classic, it's also a p. m, or it's next week tom size and i'll just 0. know how familiar feelings hope i saw? so mine is a class a record extending trophy when in kata. he asked the beating model go to when the french supercop a joe has stadium 974, or find that then the school is the only goal of the game itself is time games saves between the lead windows and the french cup holders to get see one both titles last season, so they were taken on the need run the results, but more not physically lifting this trophy for the same time. it is once again, the 1st leg of a clean sweep is the domestic, the i think th

their services the process worked very well not work for and others there making finding their like virgil together. the regulation becomes a faith problem. we will work on that as we go forward. >> thank you for holding today's hearing and congratulations. we've had the opportunity to work together in the past and i look forward to working with you to address the need of small businesses i want to recognize the new members of the committee welcome to the committee, i think you will find the committee that works on a strong bipartisan way to address small businesses file : two doing that small business administration and officiated gently to walk with you i thought on this committee in 2000's are such a strict concern. you are not just important to new hampshire but they are the engine of the economy a lot to out of the child's they are leaders in this statistics 14 times, i'm not sure they spent unfortunately like big business small businesses cannot get fully recover. according to the business will analysis small business loans have dropped by percent crisis. the programs are so critical

on, and of course you have for jack smith figure here in washington, fani willis was discredited virgilith the relationship with a boyfriend was on the staff. so trump has come out of this not 100% clean, but they called clinton the comeback kid when he won new hampshire in that first election. i think trump now owns that label. he really is the comeback kid more than nixon, more than clinton. host: let's look forward a bit to the first 100 days which is something we will be marked here in washington. what are his top priorities when he returns to office when republicans have full control of congress? guest: full control doesn't mean what it used to. instead of forming a circular firing squad and trying to get purest legislation through, which is almost always impossible, they need to focus on what is doable. trump says his number one priority is going to be the border. i think he's going to engage in the mass deportation of criminals, violent criminals that polls show that americans are fine with that. where it is going to get a little dicey is when he goes after lower-level illegal al

we talked earlier senate coons mentioned fragile states hope of preventing virgil to the collapse some of the havens you see we think she can do to help contribute more stable andhe prosperous is axis reliable and affordable energy. that's not simply for everyday life. that's a critical if you want to build a manufacturingyo sector it's only critical in a world in which all these new technologies will require a tremendous amount of power generation that will draw upon global energy resources to begin with. absolutely smooth the centerpiece we work closely with the energy department ensuring that the centerpiece of our foreign policy. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> think it sent abrazo. next up we have sent in the book are. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. approximate a great decision to see him happy to see you there i however don't think most americans know how great of a thought leader you are in high school football i blew bloom disappointed on the head of the nca right now. i set my office root office recently my concerns about opera democrat republican have not prioritized the

host: virgil, republican, go ahead.ler: i have a question regarding how fair the media at large is, whether we talk about it in newsprint media or tv media, about the pardons between trump and biden. biden in his four years issued over 8000 pardons, including the pardon of someone who murdered two fbi agents. yet, trump is being attacked for his pardon of a little over 1500 j six people who do not actually kill anyone, even though the democrats, to this day, arst deal pretraining the lie that officers were killed on january 6. there is this great big disconnect between the reality of the pardons trump has issued and the pardons president biden has issued. guest: in terms of the steps that have been linked to the january 6 right, one of the officers died the next day. he had been sprayed with chemicals very, and his death was ruled of natural causes, but his mother and others feel like he died because of his treatment on january 6. in addition, a handful of officers who were defending the capitol that day died by suicide

on, and of course you have for jack smith figure here in washington, fani willis was discredited virgilh the relationship with a boyfriend was on the staff. so trump has come out of this not 100% clean, but they called clinton the comeback kid when he won new hampshire in that first election. i think trump now owns that label. he really is the comeback kid more than nixon, more than clinton. host: let's look forward a bit to the first 100 days which is something we will be marked here in washington. what are his top priorities when he returns to office when republicans have full control of congress? guest: full control doesn't mean what it used to. instead of forming a circular firing squad and trying to get purest legislation through, which is almost always impossible, they need to focus on what is doable. trump says his number one priority is going to be the border. i think he's going to engage in the mass deportation of criminals, violent criminals that polls show that americans are fine with that. where it is going to get a little dicey is when he goes after lower-level illegal alie