a bunch of news that just makes you want try. is everything the most depressing? could the change season be the reason why some news helps you avoid this? but you know, that s right. noti it s the time of year whereng nothing is going. and by nothing i mean women s soccer. so as we h hear constantly toda, is a deeply polarized nation, black versus whitesize barbie versus oppenheimer, bud light versus drinking the toilet. the only thing we seem to agree upon is my smoldering magnet is i mean, that s okay. but traditionally,t one of the places the country s collectively left politics asid left e is in sports, especy international sports, because,as you know, it s us against them. anyone oany onf a age will never forget the miracle on ice. and no, i m not referring to that time i discovered vodka . it s when the olympic u.s. men s hockey team beat m soviet red army. bernie sanders is still demanding a do over, but it was 1980 and the team and the country celebrated. it was a v
air raid sirens and fresh destruction. president vladimir zelenskyy pleading with g 7 nations for more weapons during emergency talks on the deadly russian bombardment. also tonight, the u.s. justice department is urging the u.s. supreme court to stay out of the dispute over classified documents seized from mar-a-lago. we ll break down the new federal response to the trump team that was filed just a short while ago. and a baltimore man walks free after 23 years in prison. prosecutors dropping murder and all other charges against him after he was featured on a popular crime podcast and cleared by dna testing. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re the situation room. we begin our coverage tonight in ukraine where valid p vladimir putin s assault on the city is taking a deadly toll. fred pleitgen is on the scene for us in kyiv. reporter: as the russian military continues to fire barrages of missiles at ukraine eng
on friday, so will be looking to improve in theirfinal group game against a side they beat 770 earlier this summer. although they ve already qualified and topped group c, southgate knows his team will be under the microscope. performance is priority. we have set a standard. we didn t reach that standard on friday. we have to get back to what we re good at. there is always a chance within that to have a look we the word at a couple of things we would like to see, as well, but the biggest thing is making sure we hit the level of performance we have set ourselves. meanwhile, michael o neill says it s imperative northern ireland end a hugely disappointing euro 2024 qualifying campaign on a positive note. o neill s side go into monday night s final match at home to group h winners denmark at windsor park, having lost seven of their nine outings, including a 470 defeat away to finland on friday. obviously we want to finish on a high if we can t, it s a difficult game against a
greg: yes! yes. it feels so good. it feels so good. you re like the audience version of a brazilian wax. [laughter] greg: it s friday so you know what that means. let s welcome tonight s guest. he s a one-man show but not by choice, comedian joe mackey. side job is reading off the pharmaceutical side effects in commercials. crime podcast, emily [applause] greg: he s from jersey so most of the talking tonight will be done by his hands, actor-comedian vince august. [applause] greg: she s like a thanksgiving turkey, about 20 pounds and extremely dry. new york times best-selling author and fox news contributor, kat. greg: all right. before we get to some new stories let s do this. greg s leftovers. greg: make an analogy. it s leftovers write read the jokes we didn t use this week and as always it s my first time reading these. so if they suck we ll season joe mackey with salt and pepper and feed him to a grizzly bear. why not? greg: all right. this week in d.c