president s, convicted felon s rants about sharks, electric boats, rather he would be electrocuted or eaten by a shark have everybody talking about his state of minds. at that moment, a merchant of right wing talking points and sometimes even disinformation is going into overdrive with calculated and relentless regional attacks on president joe biden. statements by donald trump on the other hand so unhinged. fox news didn t carry them or broadcast them. didn t air them after the fact. in the words of stephen king that speech was like listening to your senile uncle after he has that third drink. that performance and others like it or reviving questions about trump s stability, mental acuity, questions trump loves to talk about. watch. the next day they ll say he s crazy. the next day they ll say he s incompetent. this is one of the dumbest human beings ever. that wasn t working. i didn t like that one as much. that was bad. i said what do you think about a cognitive test
she posted on social media saying i am a clean athlete and said she had faith it would be resolved in her favour. and that s all the sport for now. let s return to one of those headline stories because the broadcaster and journalist dan wootton has admitted making errors ofjudgment in the past but has denied any criminality as he responded to claims made against him. reports have included allegations that he offered media colleagues thousands of pounds for explicit material of themselves. speaking on his tv news show he said he was the victim of a witchhunt. let s get more on this from our correspondentjohn donnison. telus more about who dan wootton is and what exactly he s been accused of. dan wootton is a controversial but influential figure within the
failed and he did his best to avert disaster. the judge explained he was not angry with the man but was bound by law to impose the minimum sentence for each crime. so far 4.4 million people have signed a petition at change.org asking for something to be done to lessen the sentence. yesterday a rally in front of the capitol building in colorado drew hundreds. unbelievable that this has happened. it seems like an overcharge. so maybe there is an attempt to convince him to take the plea. i don t believe that somebody deserves 110 years consecutively for making errors and bad decisions in the middle of a traumatic event. the man s attorney says the process to shorten the sentence is, quote, in the works but ultimately the decision lies with the colorado governor.
while behind the wheel. a separate study found that listening to hits while driving increases your chances of making errors by leaving you mentally overloaded. john rich, this other study, they determined that, quote, soft, nonlyrical music led to the best state. i picture you and your 6.6 trans am. i don t picture you listening to soft, nonlyrical music. i m more of the guy listening to johnny cash, hard hitting live from folsom prison or ac/dc back in black and listen top to bottom. i m that guy. yes, you are. we are those guys too. morgan, that s your favorite song anyway, right? i know. i sang a line of it last week. i sing a lot more than a line if i m in the car. i would be belting it.
say, you know, well, people don t want to get vaccinated, they get sick, that s on them. as some experts are explaining, these unvaccinated people are potential variant factories in the words of one disease expert. explain how this works and how this might end up affecting those who have been vaccinated. okay. it s really simple. the reason why we have the so-called u.k. variant and the delta variant from india is because people were allowing the virus to replicate. now we can have literally hundreds of billions of the virus in one individual person that is copying it. that is basically infected. as this goes along, copies itself, it has a chance of making errors. those give rise to the variant. some might give the virus an advantage, some might give it a