from republicans. can i just say in response to trump being that cheap rapper that you were talking about, that s only in relation to the bookings they have for this rally which apparently are prince and michael jackson and aaliyah and a lot of other dead people. but some super, really good big talented dead people, ayman. all right, guys. we re just getting started. please stick around. next up we re going to talk about how we solve a problem like novak djokovic. at least we re going to try. plus, we ve all had a good laugh when we heard people pushing a deworming drug to treat covid, but those very same people who laughed are not laughing now at a new controversial cannabis treatment. stick around for that. but first, richard lui is here with the headlines. hey, richard. we re still following the breaking news hostage in the dallas area. three people including the rabbi currently held hostage at the congregation beth israel synagogue.
visit findahandspecialist.com today to get started. all right. so the australian open tennis tournament kicks off on monday and it s looking more and more likely that the top ranked player in the men s draw will be missing from the court. that s because notorious anti-vaxor and science denier novak djokovic s visa was canceled a second time on friday. turns out the 20-time grand slam champion filed a false visa application. on the form he denied traveling up to the lead of his traveling to sydney, australia. he was living the high life, attending events in serbia and spain. he claims the wrong box got clicked and then blamed it on his assistant. but here s the thing. the tennis star has a history of truly indefensible head-shaking behavior both on and off the
local time, one uninjured hostage is released. now that we re in at least the 10th hour, and in the dark, law enforcement hoping for more surprises, they are still negotiating with the suspect. and, ayman, that s the time line so far. we re going to keep on watching it. all right. thank you very much for that, richard. keep us posted. meanwhile, with the australian open just days away, its top ranked male player novak djokovic s participation remains uncertain. for more on all of it, let s bring back our panel. stephanie miller, josh johnson, and noah shackman. noah, i ll start with you. what do you make of the saga? how has the australian government handled it? what do you think the the significance of this will be? how do you think the australian tennis federation has handled it? i ve got to say i m no tennis expert, and i know that there s a hearing going on like literally as we speak about his immigration status. but i will say that djokovic has been the purveyor of some rath
documents and then had the audacity to blame it on his assistant which, again, for me is just mind boggling. stephanie, you tweeted out if naomi osaka or serena acted in the way novak djokovic has acted in the last couple weeks, the tennis association would be sharpening their knives. they hung osaka out to dry because she missed a couple of crickets. with novak djokovic, crickets. i couldn t agree with you more on this. i think the hypocrisy is absolutely glaring. what do you make of the blatant double standard here? that wasn t my tweet, which is misogynistic of you right away. but it s okay. but, you know, can i just say noah took a shot of goop. as someone who has been steaming my advantage advantage my vagina ever since goop told me to, i resent that. i can t with these mast holes and co-vidiots any more. i wish i could use the australian anchors who
all right. so the australian open tennis tournament kicks off on monday and it s looking more and more likely that the top ranked player in the men s draw will be missing from the court. that s because notorious anthony vaxer and science denier novak djokovic is facing possible deportation after his visa was canceled for a second time on friday. turns out the 20-time grand slam champion filed a false visa application. on the form he denied traveling up to the lead of his traveling to sydney, australia. he was living the high life, attending events in serbia and spain. he claims the wrong box got clicked and then blamed it on his assistant. but here s the thing. the tennis star has a history of truly indefensible head-shaking behavior both on and off the court. this is a man who we should note whose explosive meltdown at the tokyo olympics brought him