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and it's been a day to remember, too, for scotland's robert mcintyre — who's won his first pga tour title. macintyre finished on 16 under par overall — a shot clear of his nearest rival american, benjamin griffin. macintyre's success was made even sweeter by having his father, bob, as his stand in caddie. that's it from us. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. but from everybody here on the team, that's it for now, bye—bye. hello there. we saw some pretty decent weather over the weekend. saturday, scotland, northern ireland saw the warmth and the sunshine. it was england and wales on sunday which saw temperatures reach 2a celsius in a few locations.
>> hello everyone i am anita vogel along with kat timpf, joe concha and gibe guy benson. welcome to the big we can we can show. >> my revenge will be success, two days after his guilty verdict, the former president got a huge welcome at ufc fight in a blue new jersey in the event turn into an unofficial trauma probably in the former president tells "fox & friends" weekend his fight is not over. >> and fighting for the constitution, the same thing that you do you fight for freedom intercountry and these people are sick they are deranged the enemy from within is doing damage to this country. >> the support for trump was palpable at ufc even the fighters wanted to shake his hand fox news correspondent cb cotton is in new york city tonight. >> as former president donald trump entered into the new jersey arena he shook hands with people in the crowd at one point
sean strickland also gave the former president and shadow. >> president trump you the man is a damn tragedy of what you're doing. >> one of the first public appearances since convicted on 34 quality accounts of falsifying business records to which the president pleaded not guilty and gearing up for the appeals process which is expected beyond the november 5 election day this morning on "fox & friends" weekend the former president spoke about what he believes is next. >> when you see what they've done, these people are so evil. at the same time the country can come together and success will bring the country together because i had it together before the china progress came and i had it together we had it
like to play basketball have her to look up to and maybe they aspire to the wnba maybe that will have more success in the future because of her. isn't that a good thing. >> that is absolutely a good thing. the wnba should up the fines a little bit and up the suspensions and suddenly these will stop because of not making a lot of money in the first place. hunter is going to court what to expect for his big day in court, lies and crimes some big accusations are being lodged against for being dr. fauci against his capitol hill return, stick around. ♪ ♪ mom genes. she passed them down to you. but who passed them to her? those mom genes are a big part of you. ancestrydna can you show the people and places they came from.
convention in milwaukee. anita: thank you cb cotton. for the report. our friends at "fox & friends" weekend had a interview with the former president where he said a lot of interesting things and what are the things he talked about with what revenge looks like for him, it looks like success is what he said listen to what he had to say. >> these are bad people. these people are sick. they do things that are so destructive, don't forget if it weren't me they would be going after somebody else and i know a lot of the competition they would not do so well they would not be doing so well they would be saying mommy take me home i want to go home i say and it sounds beautiful my revenge will be success. anita: joe i want to go to you it reminds me of the saying the best form of revenge is living well that is his format that, what do you think he means when he talks about success doesn't mean winning the presidency successfully governing the country, all of the above.
battle monuments all over the world, it's today's sunday special. it's seared in our history books, but to you worry future generations understand the full import of what that day was when it comes to sacrifice? >> k-day and coming -- d-day and coming up on the 80th anniversary is argue my the single most important a day of the last century not just for the united states, but for western civilization. how america and europe turned out could have been very different had d-day turned out to differently. and the success at d-day is, again, testimony to the goodness of america that we fought for the if right reasons. >> today as 40 years ago, our armies are here for only one purpose, to protect and defend democracy. >> we fought for our american values, not to further some furor, not to extend the hands of america. to make sure, instead, that that
criticized -- hunter biden is guilty of so many crimes you can barely keep track of them, unlike donald trump who they never revealed the alleged crime he supposedly tried to cover up. >> to be clear, if they weaponized the justice department, wouldn't he want to keep it away from his own son? >> they were forced by a judge asking questions of the prosecutor and hunter biden's defense attorneys -- >> why would he weaponize it against his own son and get rid of it altogether by your own argument? >> he had to pardon your own son. >> that's what you should ask to joe biden -- >> let me go back to my initial question, if it is so objectionable for the justice system to be weaponizing against donald trump, why is it promote for donald trump to campaign on weaponizing it against joe biden? >> donald trump has said his so-called retribution will be success, success at the ballot box. >> he said an eye for an eye. >> in 2016 when so many people
>> he said repeatedly it shouldn't have happened to him. >> he is campaigning on it. >> peter, peter, we've been down this road before. in 2016 people called for hillary clinton to be prosecuted, and she probably deserved it, and that's not what we do in america. >> you disagree with senator marco rubio who said he should get even. >> donald trump has said as early as last month that his retribution will be success and restoring the peace and prosperity he brought to america for four years that joe biden has destroyed. >> since thursday's verdict there has been a spike of rhetoric against juniors including calls to publish addresses and physical addresses, would you combine those threats. >> i don't know what obscure websites -- >> this is from truth social. >> i hope every juror may pay for what they've done. may god strike them dead. you can condemn that threat,
a track record of success with respect to increasing home ownership opportunities and lowering the unemployment rate to its lowest level in recorded history. record investment with respect to historically black colleges and universities, increasing on tre prenurial opportunities, but, of course, there is more that needs to be done, and that will be part of a vision that is articulated for a second term, that we recognize that we want to continue to promote entrepreneur ship. with black men among people of every race from home ownership and promote the wealth so everyone has a fair shot at the american dream. >> so you acknowledge work to
days before the rnc. >> that's part of the game. >> it is. some have suggested you can appeal straight to the supreme court because of the special nature of this case. when it comes to the legal maze that you are still facing and the judge could decide to say hey, house arrest, or even jail. how do you face what that could look like? >> i'm okay with it. i saw one of my lawyers the other day on television saying oh no, you don't want to do that to the president. don't beg for anything. just the way it is. think of it. they have all my books. they went to -- four five years they sued me getting my tax returns, right? at the end of five years, they got them. the supreme court actually gave it to them. that was the end of it. that was it. they never found anything. >> rachel: some of your supporters have said well, the only way to stop this is mutually assured destruction. if you do it to us, we're going to do it to you. you said no my revenge is going to be success for america. you've just had this verdict. do you still feel the same? what's your thoughts on that? >> it's a really tough question