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>> literally. >> the whole stadium literally rocked and moved. it was just a great scene. i used to go with my late father-in-law who lived locally. wed go. wed just have a great time. that just seems all lost. yeah, they moved way out to maryland. the soulless, huge -- i think it is still fedex field. railings are falling off. it is not the experience it was. it was one of the truly greatest experiences in, not just in the nfl, but in football. hey, i went to michigan. i know football experienc...

>> conspiracy theories -- >> that could have been mickey mouse -- >> im watching going this is the craziest thing ive ever seen. and people bought it. lawsuits -- >> they try to not have your votes counted. they did not want your vote to count. >> potentially illegal pressure campaigns. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> what he was asking for wasnt supported by the facts, wasnt supported by the constitution. >> extraordinary scheming. >> lets talk about -- >> just breathtaking that you w...

Would like to believe. joining me now professor and author of "how civil wars start and how to stop them." wow. it is great to meet you. i first read your book in my colleagues column. compelling and a very good read. i want to put one of the excerpts that stuck out to me and have you talk about it. and i think its the one where -- well, lets talk about -- lets go to "democracy in decline" where you write, no one wants to believe that their beloved democracy is in decline or headed toward war. t...

There are republicans who are willing to make concessions if that -- if their concerns are also addressed in some ways. >> paul, lets talk about, were almost nearly, this week well hit one year for the president, president biden. he marks that with bad news. a string of bad news. election reforms on the verge of failure, supreme court striking down his vaccine mandate for businesses. omicron spreading still. his job approval 42% in the latest cnn poll of polls. how does the president hit reset a...

Democracy is not in peril because were still going to keep voting. >> yes, thats a wonderful point. both historically and in the contemporary world you can have a kind of degradation where elections cease to become a legitimating principle, slowly, slowly become something like a ritual. and its very hard to know just exactly what point your country stopped being a democracy. historically this has been true. there are contemporary cases where this is true. like, for example, russia. russians had ...

Injury. weve had so many plot twists, havent we, over the past few days, and there could be more still to come. as it stands, it looks like djokovic will get the chance to compete. it starts a week today, and hell be eyeing up number 21. look, he got the final of the u.s. open in new york city last year. he lost that in straight sets to the russian star medvedev. he is hungry, and he wants number 21. make no mistake about it. >> and, you know, patrick, when you look at a situation like this, som...

Dropped ten points since he first took office, down to 43%. its the lowest approval rating for any president at the end of his first term, except for the disgraced retiree now padding around florida in his socks, dreaming of autocracy. president biden is under water on his handling of the economy, the pandemic and foreign policy and has lost support from key groups. the independent vote dropping 32 point since april. the black vote dropping 19 points and the latino vote dropping 11 points. his s...

Against borisjohnson, isnt it? david davis and i have always got on, i have spoken in his constituency, he has spoken in mine, but can you tell me a leader of the conservative party that david davis hasnt tried to get rid of? since margaret thatcher? it is quite difficult. david has quite a tendency to say that he has had enough of whoever happens to be the leader of the conservative party, it is one of his endearing qualities. well, that is where you come in. thats what is so interesting about ...

Michael hesletine said, and i think lord adonis said much the same, lets get rid of the prime minister and then we can get rid of brexit. but, david davis led those people saying that he should now quit, its quite hard to prevent the former brexit secretary, the man who argued to get britain out of the eu, and many of the people who agree with him, it is quite hard to say that this is all conspiracy against borisjohnson, isnt it? david davis and i have always got on, i have spoken in his constit...

Among other things. all of that is in peril if we do not rebalance the court. its why im so pleased to see a poll showing that a majority of americans now support adding seats to the supreme court of the united states in order to protect reproductive freedom. >> and you hear a lot of democrats say, well, if we do it, if we change the size of the court, republicans will do it too. as you pointed out, mitch mcconnell already reduced the size to eight for over a year just a few years ago. lets talk...