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That now its on. he galvanized his supporters even further. thats going to be a huge problem next to a general campaign, but so far right now his base is sticking with him, more than they ever have. >> we could put one of those up. mar marjorie taylor greene had a shot called maga mug shot. what do you think? >> it is deploradeplorable, it mockery of justice, it shows the insanity for lack of a better term for people so lost in their obsession with donlald trump in the theory that the election w...

Bluff for cheseboro, setting the trial for october 23rd. the other 18 defendants will probably have their cases severed. the reason cheseboro did this, he is betting that willis team will not be ready to try this complex case in a short order. but it is likely that the prosecutors are going to be more prepared than cheseboros team. remember, theyve been doing this for 2 1/2 years. fani willis said this trial, this case was going to be imminent back in january. in the last several months, shes be...

More than just over £2,000. ofgem today confirmed that figure will fall significantly. the unit price cap means that from october, a typical households annual bill would be just over £1,900. thats still a third higher than in the winter of 2021. the prime minister rishi sunak has been asked about the energy price cap. this is what he had to say a short while ago. today is really good news for families up and down the country, with a reduction in the energy price cap thats going to reduce, on a...

Over. >> so when we talk about severing cases, lisa, lets talk a little more about what were going to see on monday, the possibility of a case or more moving to federal court, but also what youre going to be watching in the days ahead. >> one of the things im going to be watching, chris, certainly is for anyone who comes forward and wants to have a plea hearing. the financial burden with defending yourself is enormous. we saw jenna ellis this week take to a christian go fund me site. she raised ...

An orange jump suit, having been convicted under the color of law for his crimes, they would still put him behind up for president of the united states. america, thats all you need to know. thats all you need to know. >> yeah, even if he were convicted of trying to steal an election in georgia or tried to steal nuclear secrets, americas nuclear secrets, and refused to return them. i want to go to our two active prosecutors. mimi and dave, like for you guys to just chime in on something that lisa...

Thanjust over £2,000. however, ofgem today confirmed that figure will fall, with the unit price cap from october, meaning a typical households annual bill would be just over £1,900. thats a third higher than in the winter of 2021. but there will no longer be any government support for the bills as there was last year, which means some households may pay the same amount, or even more, despite the fall in prices. lets get some political reaction now, starting with the prime minister. actually, t...

Trump regarding the election were necessary and proper to his exercise of his legitimate office. >> norm, let me get back to you for a moment. we know fani willis, the district attorney has subpoenaed georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger for mondays meadows hearing. what could be the significance of his testimony? >> the hearing on monday is an evidentiary one, wolf. it is like a mini trial. mark meadows is going to go in there and he has go the to carry the burden to show that that his...

Her witnesses like brad raffensperger who will say, presumably, listen, mark meadows was on that call where donald trump demanded 11,780 nonexistent votes at the end of the process. there was nothing necessary or proper about that. so she could persuade the judge meadows hasnt met his legal burden. it is going to be a battle. and well just see how it turns out. >> tim, the cnn presidential historian is with us as well. and trump is printing and selling his mug shot on everything from shirts, cof...

Proceedings, hes really looking at hard time in a georgia jail that trump cannot pardon away. to johns point, maybe theres a solution for trump, but not the other 18. for whats important on monday, the judge has said, show me some evidence why you were in your official scope of responsibilities. as you say, wills will call raffensperger and his chief investigator, who will say, hes obviously pushing me to change an election result, thats against the law. what will meadows say to contradict it? i...

Although i know that prejudices against people of my colour existed, what i did, even at those young earlier years, is to rise above what many people rightly describe as discrimination and racial discrimination and not allow it to go away and became a burden to you so that you become disaffected and disenchanted, but that you tried to see the positive side of life.