what's the ed woodward story?d woodward is going to stand down from his position as executive vice chairman of manchester united, and our understanding is that it is not related to the super league. and then i got a call again from a contact at half past 10pm on tuesday night to say, "within 20 minutes, we'll all be out." and i reported that. byjust after 11pm that night, almost exactly three days after they announced they were joining it, all six english teams involved in the super league confirmed they were leaving it. the revolution was over. now for the repercussions. i want to apologise to all the fans, supporters of liverpool football. club for the disruption i caused over the past 48 hours. - the other owners, or their representatives, joined john w henry in offering apologies or statements of regret, but not everyone was convinced. a lot of the apologies that have come out have been more of a kind of "we're really sorry you didn't understand why we were right" rather than "we'd got it wrong". the remaining

woodward resigns after that.. alex, who writes for the mail, is rosenfield's father—in—law and was pretty much the only fleet street figure to put his head above the poppet and say that he was a massive fan of the super league. i think there is a lot more to this, and i think it might cause a lot of problems. and i think it might cause a lot of roblems. �* and i think it might cause a lot of roblems. . , ., and i think it might cause a lot of problems— and i think it might cause a lot of roblems. . , ., _ problems. are you intrigued by the? of course the _ problems. are you intrigued by the? of course the former— problems. are you intrigued by the? of course the former city _ problems. are you intrigued by the? of course the former city former - of course the former city former hall correspondence for the evening standard. so she has followed boris johnson's political career for a very long time. johnson's political career for a very long time-— johnson's political career for a very long time. johnson's political

davisnd spends time with the president as did bob woodward. i'm wondering if you spent time with president what would you have asked him? >> i would have, the images i have that were on the record include vice president pence, ambassador haley, ambassador o'brien, steve bannon and many others, mark esper. i traveled around the region with mike pence several times and with esper. i spoke with mike pompeo, john bolton. i feel like i had a high level of broad range of first-hand sources that's just not the administration because of course a lot of important -- reporting what was happening hae administration. wenc can focus too much on the p five people without realizing there's 300 300 who have ine in the levels below them and that's about the number of people i spoke to who are not in the cabinet. if i had a chance to sit with president trump i would have asked him very frankly whether or not he believes the trade deal fixed any of the problems that he had been railing against for the last 30 years. in other words, what isac in sicily in his wri

he said it with an interview with bob woodward.sian hate. he knew a lot about what was going on, i would agree with that. he said some things that were correct but promoted drugs that were ineffective and other things that undermined all of that. >> harris: jason, real quick. >> the president has an intelligence service behind him and i think it was wrong for everybody just because donald trump said it to dismiss it. and there are a lot of republicans and trump supporters who got out there and said the president was talking about this and you dismissed it and shame on the national media for not pursuing this actually might be the origin of it and the reality is it did come from china no matter how you slice it, it came from china. >> harris: we had it on tape chris cuomo saying they would follow it and we also have the receipts they didn't. we'll move to this now. it is another quick look. facebook now as it is called is changing its tune as well saying in a new statement quote, unquote. in light of ongoing investigations into the

woody woodward was lead guitarist in one of her biggest fans. >> voices like that are just gives. somebody gives you that from above. >> friends thought she could take her talent big-time. but tommy seemed happy to remain in columbia. one of her gigs was at her friend ben staples annual barbecue. is this time a stage? >> well yes, she enjoyed this. tammy was an entertainer. she didn't just stand up there and sing. >> along the way, in 1996, tammy met and married a local boy, brett parker. a medical supply salesman. if he had been a star athlete in high school. his aunt sandra hunter says he was always throwing some kind of. ball >> playing football and softball and baseball. and he was an all american kid. >> an injury sidelined any thoughts of a career in professional sports. so brett took up amateur softball. that's how he met one of his closest friends with. >> no doubt, brett was one of the best softball players ever played. with >> when tammy came into the picture, bear knew his friend had found his match. >> tammy was precious. i'll never forget that. i knew they were going

the united states -- where the virus came from, or the last president deciding and saying to bob woodwardhat he was going to minimize it, and actually are allowed the virus to spread throughout the united states. i am just confused. which is more important? it does not matter where it came from, what happens is what happened with the former president did with that information. host: bill, let me turn the question to you -- are they both important, or is one a higher priority? caller: to me, it does not matter where it came from. it does not matter. it is a virus, and it kills people -- it killed over half of a million people in the united states. i wonder the reason it -- if the reason it killed over half a million people in the united states is the way that it was handled. host: thanks for the call. 3.4 million people worldwide. warren strobel? guest: those are two separate questions, and one thing we have not talked about, hopefully we will answer the question one way, the lab leak theory originally, for much of last year was derided and looked down upon. many observers would say presid

barbara woodward there lee. to the united nations in new york on the left of your screen you can see the other delegates there who have spoken or who are yet to speak we are rolling through with a special continuing breaking news coverage of the events in girls you can see there sunset over the garden skyline kristen salumi is our correspondent at the u.n. in new york just sort of simmering down everything we've heard from these various delegates kristen is it clear that they're as worried as the u.n. secretary general i think he said a couple of hours ago maybe now that if this does not stop it could spill over into being a conflict that simply couldn't be contained. absolutely and his special coordinator for the middle east who are venice la and said that this. not only has potential for getting more violent in israel palestine but also of spilling over and inflaming extremist views on either side and other parts of the world as well so that. invoking the threat to international peace and security that the sec

now, everyone hated trump so bad that they switched when the story from woodward came out. host: we will leave it there. thank you for the call. the president prepared to extend the infrastructure. politico reporting that the white house will extend things not too long, perhaps another week or so, to bring republicans on board. david, north carolina, good morning. as the u.s. intensifies its investigation into the source of covid-19, what are your thoughts? caller: how did dr. fauci know about it in 2017? if you do digging, he was talking about us having a pandemic back in 2017, this doctor. the same doctor that stood up for the world health organization. he was bought and paid for. nothing that comes out of his mouth is true. joe biden, i think is bought and paid for by the china men. in his son, how do you do this without saying something to someone? looking for justice? let's have justice. host: thank you for the call. this from daniel, the investigation should have participants from multiple countries. this from mona, americans need to settle down and stop jumping to co

what did you have in there before with one and there's an article woodward or the games are supposed to happen last year. it's already been a year the got to spend pretty much the significant part of the, like the last 5 years in particular. basically preparing for the moment and the moment of going forward and forward in time. i think everybody understands the stakes in bold. the point is now even in japan, a number of a number of cities and they're not withdrawing from hosting immunization come from . so one of those things are, are there. but i think i agree with sebastian goals who argue with a few days back. but look, there is no question that most at least will not be will limit ice in the way that they would have in a normal him does not in normal games, not a normal time. the world if we know what has changed. but everybody is going to be in the same board. the question really is, well, knowing, knowing that, do you go ahead with the games or not and see, look what is at stake, and i speak to from the capital of a country, which is right now it's offering the worst 2nd wave i

everything with the filter enter your 4 digit have in there is before one and there's an optical woodward. the games are supposed to happen last year. it's already been a year. the got to spend pretty much the significant part of the last 5 years in particular of basically preparing for this moment and the moment of going forward and forward in time. i think everybody understands the stakes in bold. the point is now even in japan, a number of a number of cities and they're not going through from hosting division captain. so one of those things are, are there. but i think i agree with us to gold who are given a few days back that look, there is no question that most at least will not be will limit ice in the way that they would have in a normal him does not in normal game, this is not a normal time the world if we know what has changed, but everybody is going to be in the same board. the question really is knowing, knowing that, do you go ahead with the games or not and see, look what is that to take? and i speak to from the capital of a country, which is right now it's offering from the w

cost xi jinping micromanage trade relationship and david spends time with the president as they bob woodwardd i'm wondering if you have spent time with president what would you have asked him? >> well, you know, i would have -- the interviews that i have that were on the record include, you know, vice president pence, and ambassador haley and robert o'brien, and steve bannon, and many other mark esper, and i travel around the region with pence, several with esper i intoak mike pompeo john bolton so i feel like i had a very high level of broad range of firsthand sources that's just not the administration because, of course, a lot of important what was happening down beneath administration and again i think we can focus too much on the top five team without realizing there's 200 who have influence in level below them and that -- that that's actually, you know, about number of people that i spoke to -- who are not in the cabinet. you know if i had a chance that would be with president trump that i would have asked him very frankly whether or not he believes that the trade deal fixed any of the

[applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: and yet another scoop missed by woodward and bernstein, carol loney claims thatald trump didn't want any secret service agents on its detail but that's hard hitting journalism. if these allegations prove true, not only was president trump guilty of institutional fat shaming, he also single-handedly crush the lifelong dreams of a shy chunky young lad by the name of brian. that was a long way for a job. now this is from a book on the secret service, but the only buzz being generated is about the most interesting man on the planet, that old guy who drinks go psyches, trump. according to the book, trump once said "i want these fat guys off my detail." he added, how are they going to protect me and my family if they can't run down the streets? you don't even have to add anything to this. once again, someone is trying to sell a book based on a conversation that likely cannot be verified by someone on record. and what happens? everybody in the press calls for the same source to verify it. that is their confirmation. a miss information loop. but we don't do that here at

. >> is a administration is not following reason or economic they are following car marks, woodward worsened an fpga and they might love what's going on but frankly they're dead, people who are going to suffer are the american people whether they voted for joe biden or donald trump, this president needs to get into the 21st century and come to reality when it comes to economics and energy policy and stop following the radical left. >> congressman byron donalds, come back soon. let's turn to this development, protest broke out over the weekend in los angeles, new york, boston, philadelphia, atlanta and dearborn michigan against israel's airstrike on the gaza strip, in israel on the ground with a very latest. >> we are into week two of the battle between israel and hamas militant group, so far on the ground, there is no sign of a break in the action, take a look at what we saw earlier today in central israel. >> were hearing sirens near the city of the central part of israel, you are looking behind us as her cameraman can show what were looking at and that is the battery -- it is going up in t

you may remember that jared kushner told bob woodward in his book that trump had hijacked the republican party. what several republicans have said to me is it was a party that wanted to be hijacked. so i think your point is well taken in that the question now is list cheney has laid down her marker but can she be effective? can other republicans in effect never trump republicans either take back the republican party, wrestle it away from trump? right now that doesn't look very likely or are they going to go in a new direction? >> david axelrod, one of our reporters was just giving some background information. i just heard it in my ear that her colleagues, fellow lawmakers, republican lawmakers, they cleared out of the chamber when she was speaking. only one according to the report i just got. only one remained to even listen to what she was saying. >> very heroic. i think that it's very clear that they've made their decision and as i said at the outset, she is embarrassing them by telling the truth. it's a truth they don't want to hear and they are acting on mass and trying to find comfo

bob woodward's book about trump was called "fear" for many reasons. trump said many times i would rather be feared than loved. that is just pathetic that there's that much paranoia among republicans in washington. so the idea is if we can't get people into the center -- and we're not going to become democrats. this is a center-right coalition. if we can't get people of good will who believe in the rule of law, a government of laws and not of men as it said on the building at 10th and constitutional when i was assistant attorney general of the united states, then something will have to give. i think that that party in washington is going to be an incredible vanishing party. >> governor todd whitman, you and governor weld were governors of states where they had republican and democratic governors. you're somewhat used to doing things across the political aisle. i guess this does work against the political aisle. you might attract some centrist democrats, and as governor weld says you're looking to be a center-right party. how do you think this gets buil

what's the ed woodward story?act at half past 10pm on tuesday night to say, "within 20 minutes, we'll all be out." and i reported that. byjust after 11pm that night, almost exactly three days after they announced they were joining it, all six english teams involved in the super league confirmed they were leaving it. the revolution was over. now for the repercussions. i want to apologise to all the fans, supporters of liverpool football. club for the disruption i caused over the past 48 hours. - the other owners, or their representatives, joined john w henry in offering apologies or statements of regret, but not everyone was convinced. a lot of the apologies that have come out have been more of a kind of "we're really sorry you didn't understand why we were right" rather than "we'd got it wrong". the remaining italian and spanish super league clubs admitted defeat for now, but this wouldn't be the end of the matter. the fall of the super league hadn't extinguished the emotions it had provoked. the anger was still t

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block woodward, mr. mehrbani, mr. smith to their testimony and look forward to continue to work together to enact the common sense bipartisan reforms and enhancing the independence of inspectors general and providing these important watch dogs with the authorities they need which makes government more accountable. strengthening the whistleblower protections for federal employees, but also improve the accountability of government. ... ensuring that the public knos who is serving in senior positions in government and who is advising the government with enhanced transparency. many of these reforms today are bipartisan and i encourage every member of the committee to engage in these issues in a thoughtful and constructive manner so that we can move them quickly towards enactment. with that, i a enter into the record the following documents. march 16, 2021 letter one letter signed by more than two dozen outside groups and experts in support of the o plum act. march 18, 2021, one, letter from partnership for public service

of course, they didn't repeat donald trump when the woodward tapes were leaked.g it was much worse than the flu. these are the same people that told me they're not taking the vaccine. and they all have different reasons for not taking the vaccine. but if donald trump had told them from the very beginning to take the vaccine, they would have taken the vaccine. >> yeah. >> these are the same people who i went to church with. >> yeah. >> i went to sunday school with. i went to training union with. i went on mission trips with. i sang in the church choir with. i grew up with. i spent every friday night with. we would have bible studies. >> these are the people you love. >> these are the people i love. not past tense. these are the people i love. >> and joe, if i may, these are the people that if donald trump called any one of them a murderer -- >> 12 times. >> and if donald trump did anything to try and destroy them, you would be on a plane and you would be by their side and you would be fighting for them. >> and i would tell them i would go to war. >> you wouldn't t

joining me now to discuss this is former labour mp shaun woodward, who served as northern ireland secretaryme _ critical point after brexit? this is a very critical time for— critical point after brexit? this is a very critical time for northern l a very critical time for northern ireland. of course anybody watching this will think it's always a critical time in northern ireland. to some extent, that's true. the process goes on, the db present at these conflicts and crises from time to time. i do think today, on one hand, we should celebrate the fact thatis hand, we should celebrate the fact that is actually an election and choice, and that's very important for the dup. but the outcome is more important than the dup. i think the politics of northern ireland is in a very precarious place because of a consequence of brexit. it's about the peace process too. it's been very clear over the last few months that the echoes of the trouble is, the violence that we have seen, over 100 police officers had in recent months, these have not disappeared. the choice that those dup delegates have to make to