employees who use work computers for personal business, who leave work early, or show up late, who gamble or sleep on the job, or who smoke in city cars and park them inappropriately. preventing these abuses is worthwhile, but where's the beef? we don't hear about the big money violations or mid to high level official misconduct. why not? if the whistleblower program does not receive such complaints, they should know why. if the whistleblower program refers such complaints elsewhere, they should know how many involve violations of criminal or ethics law. since the whistleblower program already categorizes complaints according to their low, medium, or high risk, they should ask why they are not reported as such. thank you. >> thank you dr. kerr. any other public comment? good. can you call the next item. >> item number 6, opportunity for committee members to comment or take action on any matters within the committee's jurisdiction. 2019-2020cgoboc work initiates. >> good morning, just to remind everybody the format of this agenda item is to have a list of administrative and committee funct

people who used to do it illegally are doing it the legal way instead but i know people who have started gambling because it's so easy it is on their phone it's legal these are people who weren't betting before are there any guardrails out there trying to protect problem gamblers with a gaming addiction? because it seems like it is a lot easier than it ever was. >> it is easier. the gaming industry has an absolute commitment to responsible gaming and responsible gambling and that takes place in a way in the regulated market that doesn't exist in the off shore and illegal market websites that are off shore don't have any worry about how much you gamble or how much you bet. i think that the manner in which we regulated it in a safe and transparent way creates much more protections for the betters. >> how much is too much to lose or gain? what limits do you put on people >> i think the limits are every person has a different limit with regard to what they think is important, but as an industry, we're an entertainment industry for us, it really is about making sure that you create the right balance i

joe: in addition to sort of the obvious inclination of people who like to trade, to gamble, there's a that is fairly similar in terms of providing the platform to execute a derivative trade. >> another way that wall street firms are getting involved in sports betting is through the technology. nasdaq sells its technology to other exchanges. that has extended into sports betting. racecluded horse betting exchanges and a u.k. based platform that does betting based on soccer players. is, what the thing they are not doing is research it isalysis as to whether going to be -- romaine: they will never win. caroline: but where are they actually making the money? >> one thing to keep in mind, it is not a highly liquid market. estimates how they could grow in the u.s. are all over the place. but around $17 billion is what we see. upll, it is a place to pick a bit of extra money on the side. romaine: with the example of susquehanna, if they are not betting on the actual outcomes, but rather on the differentials between different booking houses , i'm confused. ifs this sort of set up -- everyone

gambling that's actually under the microscope right now. w.n. casino rows of smiling young creepy deal out caught up to cart cameras capturing each hand and live streaming to gamblers around the world who place bets from the comfort of their own homes. casino operators in cambodia say the gambling industry is creating thousands of jobs in the public he stricken nation. but not all these jobs are above board. in another casino we find evidence of under-age workers and the exploitation. group be a song is preparing for her next 12 hour shift she works from 8 pm to 8 am 6 nights a week. she tells. she started working at the casino a year ago when she was just 15. all she had to do to get the job was presented docked a birth certificate that said she was 18. not using her real name to protect her identity. from time again i. am. now supports a family earning more than $400.00 a month nearly double the average salary. that . she says she was shocked when the 1st time a chinese gambler propositioned her to. come up. a law by god it was obscene. and she says she's met other under-age casino workers. but how do you know for sure there are under-age pair. of them will. be honest most of us don'

i think it is really a gamble and anyone who makes predictions at this point is a full. don't think anyone in the country is really tremendously enthusiastic about in the middle december is, is happening. that is because boris johnson decided, rather than submitting his withdrawal agreement for a full parliamentary scrutiny, he pulled it. he could have let it go through the full parliamentary process, but i think he was afraid it would be watered down in his way, which would lose him his right—wing support in his party and give fodder to the brexit party, which is why i think we are having an election now. i think once again brexit as a metaphor for some a different thing is, for different people, whether it is, for different people, whether it is about watering down the european union's environmental and working and labour regulations, whether it is about taxes, whatever it is about, it cannot... brexit and all the other issues at stake in the selection do not map onto one another and selection do not map onto one anotherandl selection do not map onto one another and i

their hands under this plate and top their fingers off and was a favorite of loan sharks in gambling and anyone whoelinquent on their payments they were viciously savagely tortured right ear. you can see the number of fingers that were cut off. and for kicks and giggles they bring out a nice, gold band for you to stare out. that's fun. the machines were hot but the trail had gone cold. i spoke with american whistle productivity engineer, bill clark, to find out more. you make missiles here but what do you really do? >> no, it is all whistles. >> we also make lanyards. >> what was he hiding? i needed answers. >> i am here with bruce. how are you? >> i'm doing well. >> thank you. for this interview i will be greg. how long have you been in the cia? >> approximately 58, 59 years. >> fifty-nine years. >> finally, a breakthrough. was it too late? i sat down with 24 year veteran of american whistles, manager joyce thompson to uncover the truth. walk me through how you got involved in the whistleblowing is this. >> i was working at a pizza shop for ten years. >> in ukraine? >> no, then i quit there and my

they have been in the driving seat, they are the people who felt this is a gamble that was worth takinginstream, buckingham palace communications experts have really been involved in this and i'm not sure they would have advice for him to go ahead with it. but there it is. he has decided he wants to get his story out there. it is a high—risk gamble. you will be hoping that he gains credit for subjecting himself to the best part of an hour and as emily has said, there were no restrictions on what she could ask and as we have seen already from the clips that have been issued, she asks some very tough questions and he hasn't flinched. he has whatever we think of what he said, he has sat there, take on it and come up with what he must consider to be the best and most plausible answers. many are saying it is a really strange time for him to stop speaking about this because often, a lot of the stories simply go away over time. there is no precise explanation, no imprecise explanation as to why he felt this was the moment he wanted to do it. i can only think he wants to draw a line. this was a

capital of madrid lisa luis is standing by for you lisa of course this election was a big gamble for prisoners sanchez who was hoping for a stronger a mandate he didn't get it what are his options right now. well obviously that's the big question the socialists are the high and close those since this morning to talk tragedy prime minister pedro sanchez has said that he would this may be sending out letters to all sorts of parties to rally for support what looks likely at this very moment is that he will try to work together with a lot of different parties on the left of the political spectrum as you add up the numbers and get through this vote in parliament to become try minister the 2nd option of the would be to talk to work together with the people's party the center right and try to convince them to form a grand coalition that's a very remote option at this moment very maimane very not only because the socialist and the people's party have never worked together in the past but it was also would also actually jeopardize the people's party future. that party would then leave the opposition floor to the f

i think they have been in the driving seat, they are the people who have felt this is a gamble that was sure that the mainstream, if you like, at buckingham palace communications experts, have really been involved in this, and i am not at all sure that they would have advice for him to go ahead with it. but there it is, he has decided he wa nts to but there it is, he has decided he wants to get his story out there. it is, asi wants to get his story out there. it is, as i say, a high—risk gamble. he will be hoping that he gains credit for subjecting himself to the best pa rt for subjecting himself to the best part ofan for subjecting himself to the best part of an hour, and for subjecting himself to the best part ofan hour, and has for subjecting himself to the best part of an hour, and has emily maitlis has said, there were no restrictions on what she could ask, andi restrictions on what she could ask, and i think is we've seen already from the clips that have already been issued, she asks some very tough questions. and he hasn't flinched, he has, whatever we think of what he has said,

parts of the mittens and parts of the northeast, that is their target and that is who they are going after that is the gambleumber ten and tory ho, they reckon that we might be looking at this big alignment where people identify more with leave francis remained and they did tory labour, but it was a huge gamble. let's get another brexit question. a little bit speculative. my question is, if the result is a hung parliament with the result is a hung parliament with the conservatives is the largest party, who partnering with the dup be much harder because they are strongly against borisjohnson's brexit deal? and also, i think you guys brexit deal? and also, i think you guys are brexit deal? and also, i think you guys are amazing. goodbye. brexit deal? and also, i think you guys are amazing. goodbye! brexit deal? and also, i think you guys are amazing. goodbye. a hard question. it sounds like you had an inside but it was coming in the kind of question those coming out.” think my answer to that, it is usually speculative but, when to be virtually impossible for a tory party government without a majority can now d

he was just a businessman who liked to gamble a little bit.ng except he liked to gamble. he was upset all his life that he was put in that situation. eric: i have been calling on the federal government to release the hoffa files and i think investigators should investigate these claims. >> i couldn't agree more. frank in the new jersey underworld is known as a stand-up guy and phil, jr. is credible on this and it's a possibility both of thieves guys could be right. hoffa's body was certain to new jersey and the first place it went was brother moscato's dumb. we need the law enforcement community to come into this situation to help us solve this case once and for all. we are right at the precipice of doing it. so let's do it. eric: i couldn't agree with you more. we'll have more tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be back work together very soon. dan, thank you so much. you can catch everything on revelations and the news we are breaking. just go to foxnation. "riddle:the search for james r. hoffa." yeah. only pay for what you need with liber

for those who want to stay, this election is a gamble that the grins cannot hide. laura is here.oking forward to? boris johnson has even gone through the formal ceremonials. he will officially go to buckingham palace tomorrow to speak to the queen for the actual monarch‘s rubber stamp that this election campaign will be under way but a tricky day for the conservatives, not just under way but a tricky day for the conservatives, notjust calls under way but a tricky day for the conservatives, not just calls for a serving cabinet minister to quit and stand out but also a really toxic reminder for the conservatives after jacob rees—mogg‘s remarks about the tragedy of grenfell tower. he has clearly apologised very sincerely but it is an absolute reminder for the conservatives of how vulnerable they are to the charge made repeatedly by their critics, that in some ways they just repeatedly by their critics, that in some ways theyjust don‘t relate to millions of ordinary people who find life difficult, who struggled to get by, who live vulnerable lives. that is something conservatives, wi

for those who want to stay, this election is a gamble that the grins can't hide.er has made stopping brexit the centre—piece of her pitch to the electorate. but with just 20 mps in the current parliament — including those mps who switched allegiance from both the conservatives and labour — what would it take for the liberal democrats to be in a position to deliver their remain pledge? 0ur deputy political editorjohn pienaar answers that question and more. could the liberal democrats stop brexit? it's possible. it may not seem likely, but if the lib dems win outright, they could cancel brexit. if no party wins most seats, lib dems mps could still press for a referendum or block future brexit plans. would that be democratic? we've had one referendum. well, 17.4 million people voted to leave, but 16.1 million voted to remain, and a lot of them, younger voters, and many unhappy labour and tory supporters, could backjo swinson‘s plan. frankly, we don't know. but there's a lot we won't know until december the 12th. what would the liberal democrats do to improve the publ

for those who want to stay, this election is a gamble that the grins can‘t hide. 0ur political correspondentght oil, the last night of the old parliament. let me ask you about alun cairns, the gathering little storm around him, this pressure on him to resign. i think there is pressure on him to resign. the prime minister‘s spokesman said boris johnson did have confidence in alun cairns, but didn‘t say much else. it wasn‘t exactly a long endorsement andi wasn‘t exactly a long endorsement and i think alun cairns‘ position is uncertain ina and i think alun cairns‘ position is uncertain in a sense because there has been some radio silence from him. so he made me want to watch over the coming couple of days. and i noticed the westminster leader of plaid cymru has written to boris johnson urging him to remove alun cairns from the cabinet and prevent him from standing as a candidate. so considerable pressure on mr cairns and may remind you as well, during and may remind you as well, during and election campaign, headlines can cause an unpredictable campaign for any party. speaking of candidates and

we are understanding from those pre-election polls that petru sanchez who had been spain's caretaker prime minister and had gambled on this 2nd election this year looks like he has lost some seats this is the socialist workers party and it looks like they're going to be sitting on between around 150 and a 120 seats so well short of that number needed to form a government we're also getting a sense that other parties have done particularly well such as the populist party vokes some suggesting that they may have to doubled their numbers since that election back in april the reality is the political landscape a in spain seems to be as fragmented is one of the hot topics in the last few weeks of course not just actually the last few weeks but the last few years here in catalonia is the question of independence and as you may recall in the last few weeks we've got the sentences handed down to some of the pro independence nevius who've been involved in not referendum for independence in catalonia back in 2017 those leaders being given some jail sentences. move up to 13 years and not actually sort of you you raised the t

and that a 4th id science correspond derek williams who now joins me in the studio welcome derek that's a huge gamble almost 3 quarters of a 1000000 people are killed by jones resistance to antibiotics last have alone what's driving this increase well there are a couple of different things as we saw all germs will eventually become resistant to antibiotics that's the nature of evolution but where we're accelerating this evolution in a couple of different ways 1st of all one of the big problems is overpriced. question of the antibiotics that we have we've been prescribing some of these drugs for 60 years now and often were prescribing them in situations where they're not medically necessary all of us have taken courses of antibiotics particularly in the seventy's eighty's ninety's before this became a big problem that weren't really necessary the doctor you would go to the doctor with an infection in your throat the doctor would say we don't know if it's a virus which isn't affected by an antibiotic we're bacteria we're going to go ahead and give you antibiotics anyway it's estimated that about a 3rd

. >> your brackground is different from most people you worked at procter & gamble i'm used to people whord double-double and tell me they know everything and i know nothing i think it's interesting to be sitting opposite who works in what i regard as a consumer friendly company has it helped you at pagerduty >> it absolutely has helped me to come here with a marketing and consumer background. part of my job is to explain how complex technology works for the end customer. >> dumb it down like your first job. >> and articulate and i didn't double-double at harvard or stanford but went to the university of michigan, the greatest university in the world. >> i hadn't thought of that. i have a lot of buddies -- with that background and when i check into carnival cruise, good customer, american eagle. >> yep. >> great customer. these are companies that i felt would you understand their complexities you understand what they need. the american eagle video, i think explains a lot tell me what you do for them. >> thank you american eagle is coming up on one of the busiest seasons of the year, the h

obviously the union leadership now is saying, you know, it's put a new acting president in charge, rory gamble, who counsel who has been a consistent force and was supposed to identify the problem, failed to identify the problem, and now looks to be replaced. so we'll see how that's unfolding. but right now, like i said, the membership is watching and committed nationally, it's 150,000 auto workers who are saying we absolutely have to change the culture and we need more oversight. >> phoebe, how did this happen to unions like the uaw, which the godfather walter reuther was a straight arrow, that you find in any line of work, especially in the unions, how did they fall from grace from the figure of, o this grubbiness today. >> i think that's the question everyone is asking and no one can answer at this moment. people are definite stated -- devastated because this contradicts the legacy that the. aw has so proudly, proudly put forth and that in some ways why members say they have faith this can come back again. it needs a clean scrubbing. currently there are two former presidents that have been i'll

gamble. here you have two people who have been talking about planning a murder, and then you're supposed to takeeir word for it that they were trying to call it off. >> that's one of the obstacles of trial, absolutely. >> reporter: and there were ira's other charges, insurance fraud and ordering the assault on those investigators. so he accepted the deal and pleaded guilty to grand larceny and conspiracy involving the plot to kill his wife. >> we resolved everything with the plea. all financial investigations, all crimes alleged to have been committed. >> reporter: he later changed his mind and requested that his plea and sentence be vacated. he's now waiting for the judge's ruling. as for his estranged wife, susan, the intended target, she didn't find out about the plot until after ira was arrested. >> she actually wasn't surprised. >> reporter: susan had the opportunity to say her piece at ira's sentencing. she requested not to be on camera. >> ira is evil and cold-hearted and a narcissist. the only remorse ira has is that the murder did not occur. he is the scariest type of criminal, smart wi

that's the gamble, that's the bet being placed, that you can get someone who tried out president trumpn 2016 to vote for elizabeth warren or bernie sanders this time around. >> that's not an easy way to go. so i think, you know, for the democrats, they're trying to get these issues into the public space, but i think it's difficult. i mean, as you said, when steny hoyer was here, you know, it's hard to see what's happening, and i think that's the message that's been given to voters aside from the fighting and the focus on impeachment. >> obamacare is finally popular. if you propose taking away health care plans that republicans like. republicans were on defense on this last cycle. this could totally flip the script and pelosi understands that. >> brennan: and elizabeth warren this week detailed her $20 trillion medicare for all proposal, which is what kicked this up. joe biden hitting back, saying, you know, she's making it up in terms of these numbers. that's pretty strong punch. >> sure, and her response is, you know, well, let's see his numbers. let's see his details. but clearly thi

impeachment hearings on capitol hill today gambling in at 9 am. key moments with who is up tomorrow. are the democrats equating america or have they tuned out? prison guard was supposed to be watching jeffrey epstein facing prison time themselves. the latest as the director of the bureau of federal prisons on capitol hill today. doug collins on deck to join us demanding answers from abc news over what they learned about epstein and his victims and why the story was shelved. college campuses under fire this time with economists and staffers, protesters say they are tired of the trump administration murdering people. ben shapiro joins us. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with the marathon impeachment hearing day. you have been tracking every part of this today. >> reporter: definitely more the marathon today than a sprint. day 3 public hearings kicked off. more of a marathon than a sprint. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, talking about the phone call with volodymyr zelinsky and alarms by what they heard. >> what i heard was inappropriate. >> the references to

a lot of betting takes place within the game, who will score the next touchdown, jump shot or home run. the seven states now offering mobi sports gamblingre working to maximize revenue. both in handle and in taxes collected for state and local govern. >> right here in nevada we do about 70% of our handle in s mobil, and thaspite the fact that we have 113 retail locations in nevadan andther states that theroportion is higher. >> mobil sports betting increases biness for online casinos. forcing players to plunk down money on slots. in new jersey, the casino business doubled aftrt s gambling was offered on mobil phones. mobil could bring in80% of gaming revenues in the future. >> anything thatpl drives p to the mobil, they can see a host of options, things they can do.and they get interested in i. >> there's a lot of competition for those eyeballs, casinos, offering big bucks to re in new customers. th app makers and tech wizards are crucial in easy to use platform companies are looking for an anything to put the odds in their favor >> an estimated $150 billion was bet illegally before the supreme court decision. since then, $11 billion ha

this is a police officer who has had an exemplary career. " i've been speaking tojim gamble, former chiefine protection centre, or ceops, and janet hills, president of the national black police association who has been supporting superintendent williams. she is, basically, looking at appealing the decision and that is where she is at the moment in terms of her and her legal team, they are looking at the possibility of doing an appeal. why do you think the case was pursued? you know what? only the powers can be can tell you the rationale for this. what i can say is that there are internal processes that allow for people that find themselves in innocent possession of this kind of material to be dealt with differently and with discretion. jim gamble, with that be the appropriate course of action or was it right that the case was brought against this officer?” was it right that the case was brought against this officer? i do not know whether the officer needed to be taken to court. there are alternative means of disposal like a formal caution but the issue at play here is this is that when an

for those who want to stay, this election is a gamble that the grins can't hide.ith me now, a 20 year veteran of the house of commons. sir vince cable. an mp for how much longer? three hours more where you can claim... is there a mild sense of relief? it's a long time you've been standing elections, for decades now? i first standing elections, for decades now? ifirst on 50 standing elections, for decades now? i first on 50 years ago. 15, lost five. let me talk to you about the pa rty‘s prospects five. let me talk to you about the party's prospects becausejo swinson was arguing a good case this morning, but i wonder if really, the fa cts morning, but i wonder if really, the facts back up your argument, that she could be in number ten after the selection? yes, i think she is right to be ambitious. it's based on, first of all, a brexit election. it's a very unusual election. it's not about the usual issues. you cannot simply extrapolate from the past. we are the remain party and thatis past. we are the remain party and that is half the country. there is a very good c

gamble for him. he is not a member of the royal family who has a high level of public sympathy of support.ogant and difficult. but clearly he wants to get his version of events out there. he must recognise that he has been seriously damaged by all of this relentless headlines, asi by all of this relentless headlines, as i was saying there, for many months. so he wants to get his story and try to restore his reputation. i think some of his answers are a little curious. i mean, clearly we need to be very careful what we say and we need to underpin everything with the fact that buckingham palace has repeatedly and emphatically night any impropriety, but when challenged on the allegations from virginia roberts for, as we've just heard, he says he has no recollection of this lady. is that really the kind of categorical absolute denial that one might have expected? that denial has come from his officials. all he has said in particular excerpt is, "i don't remember this lady". well, it is up to each individual to make a judgement on it and we must take it at its face value. like you say, an eleme

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a gamble for him is whether or not in 2019 there are enough people who have the kind of appetite foro see him into number 10 and as it stands at the moment it doesn't appear at this time that enough people are truly convinced that his plans are the right one but labour is hoping like last time round the manifesto launch will be the moment when they start to climb. figures out today on the amount of money being donated to political parties. yes, in the first week of the election campaign we learned the conservatives had more than £5 million pouring into the coffers, more than 20 times the other donations that went to labour and the liberal democrats, who were around £200,000. the parties have to follow the same spending limits. they cannot all just spend what they wa nt they cannot all just spend what they want so tories, the labour party and the lib dems will not be able to spend more than about £90 million but it is a reminder then bottle contrast there is in politics, not just in finances but in their plans for the country. the former first minister of scotland alex salmond has app

who are angry with the corruption that happened while he was in office i. feel like he's planning his political comeback he's already. the biggest political rival. that is how will. the gamble brazil police in several bolivian cities have joined protests over the disputed re-election of president. morsi i was guards outside the presidential palace where among those who left their posts ramos denounced the move accusing police are staging a coup the defense minister said no military action would be taken against them it's the 1st week of violent demonstrations ralitsa is accused of breaking last month's election to secure a 4th term and while morales has appealed for dialogue between political parties to put an end to the unrest. to preserve the new bolivia life itself and democracy i invite the parties that obtain legislative seats in the latest election to dialogue i invite them to an open agenda to debate in order to pacify bolivia. protesters were out overnight in lebanon's capital with a musical approach i believe. the crowd sparked beirut streets in front of government buildings down center music from loudspeakers there have been anti-government protests for more than

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who are angry with the corruption that happened while he was in office. he is planning his political comeback he's already jaded was when i dos biggest political rival. so when out of the gamble brazil police in several bolivian cities are joined protests over these its beauty and reelection of president evo morales the policy of. guards outside the presidential palace were among those who left their posts what others denounced the move accusing police of staging a coup the defense minister said no military action will be taken against them is the 3rd week of violent demonstrations what are those accused of rigging last month's election to secure a 4th term. to preserve the new bolivia life itself and democracy i invite the parties that obtain legislative seats in the latest election to dialogue i invite them to an open agenda to debate in order to pacify bolivia. iraqi security forces have killed at least 4 people as they tried to clear protest sites and baghdad demonstrators have been on the streets for a week saying that fed up with corruption a struggling economy and a lack of basic services but a heavy handed security crackdown is left more than $250.00 dead but the actu

who are angry with the corruption that happened while he was in office was killed he's planning his political comeback he's already lost the biggest political rival. there is how will. sober not of the gamble brazil. police in several bolivian cities of joined protests over the disputed reelection of president evo morales they didn't want to see other. guards outside the presidential palace were among those who left their posts and honest announced the move accusing police of staging will coups the defense minister said no one attraction will be taken against them and it's the 3rd week of violent demonstrations when i was accused of rigging last month's election to secure a forced. at least 4 protesters have been killed as iraqi security forces moved in to clear protest sites in baghdad demonstrates his have been on the streets for weeks a they're fed up with corruption a struggling economy and a lack of basic services but a heavy handed security crackdown has left more than 250 that the tasha lamer falls . on saturday evening security forces from baghdad to basra and karbala and fronted protesters 6 in baghdad there were reports of gunfire and tear gas at a square and a bridge here tom or

gambling reform, obesity, public health, and horticulture and cycling." who knew?dent jonathan blake is there. we will come to borisjohnson's beachin we will come to borisjohnson's beach in a moment, but first, i want to talk about tom watson, because thatis to talk about tom watson, because that is obviously surprised news?m isa that is obviously surprised news?m is a bombshell this evening for the labour party's is a bombshell this evening for the labour pa rty‘s general election campaign. tom watson standing down and stepping away from the deputy leadership role. it has come out of the blue, but i guess it's better for the labour party to happen at this point in the campaign then later on. but it will certainly be a distraction forjeremy corbyn as the general election campaign begins. no secret of course that there has been a huge amount of tension between him and tom watson. that has caused problems forjeremy corbyn's leadership. what led to this decision? we'll find out in the coming hours and days, i'm sure, and tom watson perhaps feels that he can play a ful

gamble. dan roan, bbc news, at the tottenham hotspur stadium. it's less than three weeks since south africa beat england in the rugby world cup final in yokohama and a number of players whoolved in that match will be back in action for their clubs this weekend. two, who were in direct oppositon in the final, will be lining up on the same side for english premiership team sale. our sports correspondent andy swiss has been to meet south africa's faf de klerk and england's tom curry. let's have a chat with two men on opposite sides in world cup but back joining forces. faf de klerk and tom curry. give us a sense of what the last two weeks have been like after that incredible victory to south africa in the world cup? obviously amazing. we celebrated afterwards with friends and family and saw what it meant to the country, travelling around the country on a bus tour with the trophy and seeing the people come out was amazing. we are very blessed to get that opportunity. a disappointing result for you, tom. is opportunity. a disappointing result foryou, tom. is it opportunity. a disappointing result for you, tom. is it possible to reflect on what an achievement england made for

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gamble as folks even resign could be more resigned the . deadlock will remain entrenched in it's current and consistent and who knows what's going to happen regrets it or starts and has to win with a majority nothing less would do if he doesn't win a majority and he's gone jeremy corbyn will be gone and by the end of the year the labor party in the conservative party will be without legs it was a choose your states of the whistle and brits here you use the term dimia we heard the term a hung parliament but i think what we're having here is a hung democracy and a home ideology i mean both parties have fared very poorly during all of this because they have to visions with among themselves here but it it's what you get at the end are most irrespective of the outcome you could have an intensely polarized society without any solutions to deal with that people well they're mainstream press has already suggested the solution to all these complicated problems of the market has described they're very concerned that the report almost calls attempts to influence the branch and campaign has not been published but that they remain so on you know i don't mean