end of their match against france on saturdays so all the players that were not involved in the samoa game will be involved in that match against france on saturday so the likes of andy akers will be coming into the side as long as the experienced players and that really is a big advantage when these games come thick and fast over the coming weeks. let s take a listen to what he has been saying this afternoon. it was very different, that team. because you look at the players i didn t pick and they are on a really good form so it was not an easy conversation dave and i told them they were not playing. and so i want to see them this week and see if our performance can improve. performance can improve. adam is still with me- performance can improve. adam is still with me. adam, performance can improve. adam is still with me. adam, hopefully - performance can improve. adam is still with me. adam, hopefully youj still with me. adam, hopefully you can still hear me. let s talk about ton
unpopular democratic senator, bob torricelli in new jersey who got yanked from the ballot for no other reason than he couldn t win, replaced by frank lautenberg and lautenberg won. so there is still that possibility but time is ticking on that. i wonder about the topic. abortion is so much in the political conversation right now. for democrats, as long as they can talk about that, as long as they can remind particularly suburban women voters what s at stake, those moderate voters who maybe might in any other situation go either way, they look at that as a win or is that overstating it? you learn a lot about politics by watching college football on saturdays. on saturday, i saw sherry beasley the democratic nominee for senate run ad after ad about abortion. ted budd ran ad and ad about
close because of the high price gas that i refuse to pass on to my consumers. yeah. which are more than half our senior citizens that haveha been with me forve 48 or some years. what a horrible story jeff. you ve obviously grown up around this business and now you re in you talk to peopleuy who buy gas for five dollars a gallon. there are a lot of people on fixed incomes and your point about what it means to them it s gut wrenching honestly it is. and like my dad said, started d working for my dad when i was ten years old , just taggingay along on saturdays and on holidays and weekends. and that was the highlight of my life, you know, being sidee by side of him and being out here and most of those customers back in the late 70s, early 80s, we re in theirth forties, fifties and now a
yeah. rushing waters and rock slides speaking of danger, brian, destroyed several structures and forced 10,000 people to flee the park. thankfully no injuries were reported. president biden has been slamming oil companies telling refiners to produce more gas and rake in fewer profits, come as fuel prices remain at record high at 5.01 a gallon. one family owned gas station in massachusetts voluntarily shutting down in a show of solidarity with customers. catch watch this. the reason why i m ready to close is because of the high prices of gas. it s gut wrenching. honestly it is. started working for my dad when i was 10 years old just tagging along on saturdays and holidays and weekends. and that was the highlight of my life. carley: reynolds and jeff is gladu have owned amherst station for nearly 50 years. inflation is making eating out a lot more expensive in the big
that is the kind of stuff that the justice department prosecutes. and yes, i agree that there is a clock at the end of the year with respect to the congressional investigation. but the justice department is investing investigating criminal investigations here. [inaudible] and so on but that kind of witness tampering is the kind of stuff that, even if the control of congress changes, that is something that they can still continue to investigate. and i guess trump s defense, you just heard, it will be, hey, i rip up documents all the time. i ripped them up when i was running my company. but the difference is that there is something called the presidential records act. and that basically privileges and says that when you have presidential records, you have to treat them in a really special way. they are so serious that i used to go in on saturdays at the justice department and print out all my emails, just to make sure that there was a record. and it is no defense whatsoever