anything they say anymore. i mean, we could go through the list, but the segment s only, what, 5, 10 minutes long, right in benghazi, collusion, the laptop the, i i mean, the list is pete: covid, yeah. endless. so pete and i are talking about this leaker, and i m going to get to the balloon story, i promise you, but the leaker story, like, it seems pretty straightforward, right in no one s questioning the kid well, he s an adult. the massachusetts air national guard. the story seems feasible, right? he s playing video games with these kids, he wants to look like a tough guy, look, i got these documents. the story seems peez bl and yet you re like, yeah, i don t know. rachel: totally, khan. [laughter] i m dead serious. i m just saying i was a cop once, and to you come into my precinct, right, and the five prior times you ve come in and given me a tip it s turned out on bull, you get the point, right? the sixth time i m going another
especially the way that they performed and the french manager did tip it out saying they were really impressive and he expects them to be a force for years to come. pakistan have given themselves a fighting chance of winning the second test match against england in multan. after enjoying the best of the first two days, england found life much tougher on sunday with the home side needing another 157 runs to level the series with 6 wickets still in hand. ben croucher has more. day three, england batting, expect entertainment. belted off the bat, waiting little time to get to the second test century, a happy harry for england? there is one at least. batting pakistan out of this series, that was more problematic, good grab said ben stokes, moore followed as england lost the remaining four
into christmas party season. we know from the documentaries about accident and emergency, christmas party season is important with people getting drunk and injured, could that tip it over the edge? no. you have totally missed it, that is not it at all. it sounds like, like we are at the tipping point where the system is teetering and what could be the straw that breaks the camel s back? i don t think that will. i think what breaks the camel s back will be deaths. unfortunately, we already have evidence to show that if patients are waiting for more than eight to 12 hours in the emergency department, their mortality rate goes up within 30 days. and we already have that evidence, we have shown that to the government since earlier this year. it does not seem to have touched anyone. 0k.
happens next. that s a pretty scary thing if you have election deniers in those leadership roles and those decision-making roles. yeah, but here s the thing, don. the process for how we pick people cannot be determined by one person and one office. it s extremely complicated and it s comprehensive, and if you take a look at what happened here in this election where, you know, there was a big head of steam saying this was not a legitimate election, they never got anywhere because the system is built in such a way that one person can t tip it. they couldn t do it in pennsylvania. they couldn t do it in michigan. they couldn t do it in arizona, they couldn t do it in georgia because there s a pretty good system. but those people who are the deniers, i hope they all lose. i don t care what party they were in. we re talking republicans now, i hope they don t win, and i think what we re going to see is the reason why the united states senate is at risk in terms of republicans winning it or
recently told family that they were headed on a trip to find work and they are described as being fascinated by memorabilia, people in northern canada or on edge. dana: thank you. ted williams, take a listen to the canadian police about how difficult this is. it is very. this is northern manitoba so when we get a tip it s not just you can drive there and 20 minutes. it s, now we need flights and to get our members out of there. the darkness, the terrain and all of that is obviously things that are tough to deal with. dana: it s dangerous for the people, the innocent people and then for the suspects it s dangerous for them as well. it s absolutely dangerous and from what i understand, that terrain they have combed it over and over again and it s very rough terrain, but they