The alternative, there is no claim. and i think at the end of the day, the questions emerge. i mean, there really is no presidential criminal immunity of the sort donald trump is seeking here, and as a result, you can argue there also is no right to appeal. i think clyde is agreeing with you as you speak to us right now. george, let s shift gears and talk about a case that actually leapfrog, leapt frogged? leap frogged this particular the c 106 case for donald trump, and that is that colorado supreme court decision that is now been granted by the supreme court to be heard. you ve been very vocal about that case, and about section three of the 14th amendment. i want to focus on one particular nuance for our viewers today, because george, i think this is a really important part of what s going on. i think factually, he is the person to the united states at the time, he being donald trump. factually, i think the office of the president is the office of the united states for purposes of this amendment. let s talk about whether or not
Easily. i mean, it was a demolition job. 6 0. and if you look at the semifinal before, he went 6 2. he had an average of 106. that in any game, surely, is going to win it for you. luke humphreys and his magic against scott williams, he had an average of 108. that is one of the top ten three darts averages in the history of this competition. so regardless of who is the hero and who is the villain, i think if both players turn up tonight, humphreys and littler, this is going to be one heck of a final. it and littler, this is going to be one heck of a final. heck of a final. it could be one of the all-time heck of a final. it could be one of the all-time greats. heck of a final. it could be one of the all-time greats. what - heck of a final. it could be one of the all-time greats. what a - heck of a final. it could be one of| the all-time greats. what a place the all time greats. what a place to be. matt craven, many thanks indeed. as we ve learned over the last few weeks, littler developed his darts skills pretty much as soon as he could walk. he came through a darts academy in st helens , as did his good friend, 19 year old eleanour cairns, who told me about when she first noticed littler. we started playing at the darts academy together when we was
Always. at 7.30 tonight, luke littlerfaces the biggest match of his life. not that you would know. he might be the youngest ever world darts finalist, but he looks like he s been playing on this stage for years. coming from behind in last night s semifinal and he will face luke humphreys tonight. asjoe wilson reports. one question remained about luke littler when he began his semi final. how would he deal with adversity? well, here it was a bit. first set to former world champion rob cross. under pressure, littler got better fierce pace, outstanding level, regular maximums to finish with an average of 106. well, look at his finishing the audacity and the accuracy. who can live with this? nobody in the world, so far. keep up, here s the winning moment. it all happened so fast. everything with luke
Competition, the world championships, has been fantastic largely because of luke littler. the fearlessness he takes to the jockey, the way that he gets those checkouts. perhaps too much information, but he had a 132 checkout today. ball, ball, double 16. and he is completely wowing the audiences at alexandra palace. and he reminds me a bit of wayne rooney is a 16 year old at everton, tiger woods winning the us masters us masters, emma raducanu the us open. i think when you are young, it is a novel experience to play under that kind of pressure and they don t have any layers of responsibility at that age and it has been a completejoy. you said his preparation today after the match, the semifinal which he won with a three dart average of 106, he said tomorrow for the final that he will have a ham and cheese omelette, he will practice, he will have a pizza and practice again. i think you will go on to win the
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