morning prepared to take my children to their home school co-opt. i had a quiche in the oven, at 6:30 in the morning i had a pre-dawn raid with heavily armored fbi agents, 20-plus law enforcement. i could never imagine that my children would be woken up in the middle of a slumber and that their father would be arrested and accosted in front of them and taken away in shackles. so, yeah. it doesn t surprise me what is happening in massachusetts. i m not surprised. people who want to foster kids that are in the system, they have a great heart. they have a generous heart. and to deny them because of faith makes absolutely no sense to me. laura: well, catholic adoption agencies, of course, will close down because of their faithful beliefs as well. mark, you were the best person on this tonight. thank you so much. now, if there s a boy in a new jersey public school and he says, well, he wants to go by she or her, change the pronouns,
third-party candidate. that s a lot of people. does that surprise you, basil? it doesn t surprise me. we ve been hearing a lot about biden s numbers and of course what s happening on the right is disconcerting for a lot of voters. the problem is that a third-party candidate really does create problems far general election if you re joe biden. and that but 47%, everyone says a third-party candidate could never win the presidency. that s fine, but what you re doing is hurting joe biden, and if he wants to win re-election. those votes on the margin in specific states, that really does that really does hurt the cause, and it probably, based on who might be running, hurts joe biden more than it does donald trump. the first debate, of course, is a month from now, almost exactly, and we just learned doug burgum, the governor of north dakota hit that 40,000 donor threshold, which is part of the requirement, unique donors. but he was one of those who had some interesting tactics to
social and finance tie to people who have business before the court. and i think that s fair. that s a fairway to look at it. this association, adam, has given clarence thomas access to people who would not be really associated with him in real life, people like buzz aldrin, oprah winfrey, fred trump was a member, mike bloomberg, elizabeth holmes, roger ailes. he s getting these associations. he s somebody who his biographers agree has this anger that he didn t become a rich lawyer. he s now essentially traded this hallowed position for access to wealth, privilege and money. it doesn t surprise me he wants to make those people happy and his rulings do make them happy.
drivers who bought their petrol from a supermarket forecourt last year, paid, on average, an extra 6p per litre because of a lack of competition between companies. the competition and markets authority says it means those customers have paid in total around £900 million in additional costs. the government is now promising a change in the law to increase competition. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. filling up at the pump. we buy nearly half our fuel at the supermarkets. it s usually the cheapest but according to the regulator, it may not be as cheap as it should be. i think it s absolutely disgusting. i think they should be supporting us, not trying to make it worse. it doesn t surprise me. just on the make all the time, aren t they? the price has come down
moved out of california. those are your headlines, brian. talk about glad bet. three nfl players are suspended after getting caught gambling on games. that means they re all saying so long to the 2023 season, two have been waived already, but could they make a come back. and what about other players in the league as gambling is now main stream. eric, they broke the rules. one of the rules was don t bet on nfl property, don t bet on a game. it doesn t surprise me. there is also outlayers. it is one thing to make bets on