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Reporting in an article for "the new yorker" this week about milley, et cetera. susan, thanks for coming on the program. >> thanks, brian. >> let's just get into the ethics of this. how do you approach this as someone who writes a weekly column but is also working on a book? when do you withhold information for the book and when do you share it? >> well, you know, i don't think there's any playbook. i'm still trying to recover, frankly, from that last segment. >> oh, that little thing. >> with michael wolff. you know, look, i've got to say this. it's very important to understand that everybody...

Misspoke. right? because they haven't iearned th benefit of the doubt. will he be speaker of the house? no. he doesn't have to be a member of congress. doesn't have to be. >> right. okay. so put that aside for now. let's go to more serious irs issues. the new twist in the big lie we saw this week because cnn and other media outlets have been pressing for this video and saw this video come out and fox news and lawmakers are now coming out with this new crazy new nonsense that the fbi supposedly had operatives to organize the attack. why aren't they speaking to condemn that crazy talk and saying...

Concerns raised over apprenticeship scheme 12 Feb, 2021 08:00 PM 8 minutes to read Apprenticeship numbers have climbed but still aren't where they need to be experts say. Photo / Getty Images Apprenticeship numbers have climbed but still aren't where they need to be experts say. Photo / Getty Images Heavyweights in the trades say a broad-brush approach to the Government's apprenticeship scheme is draining funds that should go to sectors hardest hit by the skilled labour shortage. Plumbers, electricians and building representatives were also concerned people were training for...

Sponsored by: Randy Hill on the left of Vekoma after his 2019 Blue Grass victory, Mike Gatsas on the right, trainer George Weaver on the far right Randy Hill's perseverance over two decades of owning thoroughbreds was rewarded this week when his multiple Grade 1-winner Channel Maker was crowned 2020 Champion Turf Male at Thursday's Eclipse Awards. Owned by Hill's R.A. Hill Stable in partnership with Reeves Thoroughbred Racing, Gary Barber and Wachtel Stable, Channel Maker posted two gate-to-wire Grade 1 victories on the NYRA circuit in 2020 with triumphs in the Sword Dancer Invitati...

Share Ack Ack is too good in America’s richest race of 1971, the $175,000 Hollywood Gold Cup. Photo: Keeneland Library His name is all but forgotten, marginalized after half a century’s worth of racing lore. The most important people in his life are long dead. Painting him with the colors of the modern Thoroughbred palette is impossible. He was a freak, a dinosaur, the kind of creature that flew through children’s dreams, and for a glorious seven months of 1971, he was almost too good to be true. His name was Ack Ack. There have been 50 years of Eclipse Awards history since the repre...