boss mike season. they ve had lots of big games and they will have more to come before the end of the season. but this really feels the one from which everything else will follow. real madrid are looking for the 15th win of the champions league or the european cup as it used to be. they are the gold standard of european football, the metric by which everyone else measures themselves. but city really well, if they get through to that, never have a better chance. that s no disrespect to inter milan, they are the side that city will potentially face in the final. they beat ac milan three heaven zero on aggregate, they beat them at the san siro last night. their first final in 13 years. interestingly the rest of us and said they wanted to avoid real in the final because the competition seems made for them. i wonder if they can do a job tonight.
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however, that olive branch that he plans to lay out there is not just one that is coming with no basis. he has two years of bipartisan accomplishments on things like infrastructure, on the chips and science act that he will point to and a slate of agenda items he believes that republicans support at least to some degree and he will seek to highlight those. guys, you make a critical point here for a president that in the weeks ahead is expected to launch a re-election campaign, this is a primetime moment in front of tens of millions of americans where they want to lay out what the white house has done, what this administration has accomplished, and what they believe they can do going forward. those are not differentiating issues. they connect with one another, and part of the president s job tonight is to tell the story that connects both at home on the domestic side, on the economic side, and abroad on the foreign policy side, how they believe the accomplishments of the first two years
happened on january 6th or the days leading up to it is about clear present danger to our democracy. i have to say just historic. to me. this was a hearing unlike any other. i think the they did great job tonight. i thought china. it was very powerful very well produced if you will, two-hour presentation. january committee concludes first of series public hearings. and point was clear. our democracy remains in danger. . these people. normally you could just say well they are dumb that s why they are on tv first place reading scripts that somebody else wrote. really like anchor man if you want to be totally honest about. reading words they don t understands. that s true. but in this case it is more than ignorant it is more than stupidity. it is complicity in a campaign
it s a very balanced debate. i m biased, but the arguments are good, and they may- change my mind. she is much better than last time, but she s still too weak in comparison with macron. he is far stronger on every subject. marine le pen sjob tonight was to show that she was prepared for power. mr macron s task was to show that she was not, without looking too arrogant and superior himself. around 10 points separate them in the polls tonight. four days separates one of them from power. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. in the uk, borisjohnson s government is calling for a vote on a parliamentary investigation into whether the prime minister misled parliament over lockdown parties to be delayed until the police inquiry has concluded. mps were set to vote later on thursday on an opposition plan for a house of commons committee to investigate the prime minister s past comments about downing street gatherings.