this is very cool coy. what more are you learning? >> very cool. caitlin clark is money on and off the court. you mentioned that the athletics reporting that clark is nearing that eight figure deal with nike and that would include her own signature shoe, just 12 wnba players have ever had their own shubi liberty, sabrina ionescu is the only other current player with a nike shoe deal and according to a wnba spokesperson, clark's total compensation from the league, including cash from player marketing agreements with the league and team deals should be around half $1 million. but clark also has sponsorship deals with gatorade and state farm reportedly valued at $3 million. so much like tiger woods brought all the eyeballs and attention to the pga tour. i think the hope is for many of the players and for the league that she is going to continue to be the tide that lifts all ships, especially when the wnba's current tv deal ends, and they can really renegotiate what the players are able to get paid and their salary yeah. >> excited to see her flourish
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biden-trump, it? i don't know. i feel you wishing. i feel you wishing. one thing i want to add as a flourish and a footnote here is the trump campaign folks have really pushed a lot of rule changes on the state level in the states ahead. >> right, right. >> so that is why the stakes are so high for these one or two early states. it's not just us drumming it up. it's the fact they know some of the states ahead, nevada, michigan, even california, there have been rules changes that benefit trump. and he wants it sewn up before then. and that's why these moments are important. >> and keep in mind what the next few months look like for donald trump. we're very likely going to see his former chief of staff testify, the former vice president testify. he is going to be on trial by spring, if not early summer. i do think there is an element of folks waiting in the wings if the party decides we need to go a different direction because of the chaos that will be surrounding him. i don't see any scenario where that will happen. i think once he gets through super tuesday, he is getting the nomination and the party is not
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your argument. you can't just throw in anything that's like, you know, audi versus phil. you have to have a real case there. and a good judge, good staff, they go back and they look to see is that case -- they used to not have to act like is that case for real. they used to look at does that case really stand for the proposition that the advocate is making here? is it really central to this new argument being made here. and in michael cohen's case, they weren't real. they were nonexistent. a u.s. district court judge jesse furman looked up many of them, found they did not stand for the proposition that cohen was arguing. i think in one of them there was like not even any case there. so that's really serious because again, it's not just naming -- it's not just something you litter throughout an argument, you know, for flourish, it's what the law is built on is precedent. >> well, thank you for reminding everyone about the case audi
on social media, shows a young luke the nuke was throwing atjust 18 months old. so the fairy tale continues. and, for the lad from warrington, who celebrates every victory with his favourite fast food, he's nowjust two kebabs away from one of the biggest achievements the world of darts has ever seen. matt graveling, bbc news. that all adds to the brilliant story. he says he will celebrate by getting a few extras for his computer games. sitting pretty at the top — that is liverpool this morning, in the premier league. don't know if they were celebrating with a kebab, mind you!? a—2 they beat newcastle, all the goals in the second half. mo salah put them ahead after missing a penalty in the first half. this is his last game before departing for the african cup of nations. they will certainly miss him. newcastle levelled through aleksander isak, but the home side were so dominant. and went ahead again through curitsjones, before cody gakpo added another. it needed one final flourish from salah, who did score from the spot this time. but have a look, jurgen klopp couldn't bare to watch. it was a super game. i loved so many aspects of the game,