this content around which i think really gave everybody a better focus at a time when everyone was really quite stressed and worried, and just brought a big sense of relief to everybody. brought a big sense of relief to everybody-— brought a big sense of relief to eve bod . �* ., ., , everybody. ok, i'm afraid we must sto the everybody. ok, i'm afraid we must stop the reminiscing _ everybody. ok, i'm afraid we must stop the reminiscing and _ everybody. ok, i'm afraid we must stop the reminiscing and bring - everybody. ok, i'm afraid we must stop the reminiscing and bring it i stop the reminiscing and bring it right up to date because we are out of time, naomi wilkinson, thank you very much for coming on the programme, thank you. amazing memories there. let me just keep you across what we are right now, two sets of live pictures to bring you, firstly from new york, what's been happening there with the donald trump trial, external shots of security there. that trial just wrapped up for the day, wrapped up a little earlier than usual, we'll have all the analysis, reaction to it very soon of the day in court there, and also let's take eun out to westminster because it is a crucial day in parliament. the house of commons starting off about 90 minutes is or so ago, the rwanda policy will be bouncing back and
world. he did come out in the week after those attacks and say he publicly accepted responsibility, his share of the blame. but it has taken until now, six months of a war raging on in gaza for him to hand in his resignation letter. he has said the intelligence division under my command did not live up to the task we were entrusted with, i carry that black day with me ever since. and really the major general�*s announcement sets the stage for possibly more resignations from top security officials in the country, it will put pressure on some in the political echelons as well where responsibility hasn't really been taken for other failings that may have contributed to the 7th of october attacks. all of this comes as fighting continues in gaza. the focus over the past couple of days has been very much on what has been happening in khan younis in the
numbers it's not helping him build a broader coalition that he needs to build an order to where from the primary at the end of the day is this case is going to be decisive in november, i don't think it is one way or the other, and i think the biden team is being smart about keeping their focus on the messages that i think are going to be decisive, including abortion, the economy and then trump's sense of chaos overall frank four big picture i wanna show you what some of these republican senators had to say last week about the trial. >> and we'll talk about about watch this first are you concerned about that kind of alleged conduct not really because he doesn't seem to be a factor for a lot don't give it a lot of thought. >> justice systems and motion, we'll see if it's a fair trial. >> just think it's too late to contrived and really let's
filled out, exactly what he was writing checks for and that michael cohen was not getting just reimbursed, he was getting paid because he was his long-time personal lawyer. he is trying to make the case that the ledger is much like a checkbook, and it's just a little denotation here, trying to make out donald trump to be a more sympathetic, unwitting actor in all of this, someone who is being unfairly indicted and charged and prosecuted and that the focus of the hush money payments in and of themselves and maybe salacious, but that in itself is not a crime. todd blanche here trying to make donald trump seem to the jury as somebody who is an innocent man who is being unfairly victimized. >> and vaughn, as you were speaking we're hearing that merchan the judge has called a bench meeting interrupting donald trump's lawyer right now after another objection by the prosecution leading up to this bench meeting, we're quoting blanche as saying you will hear he fought back, like he always
time for the look at the business. we'll start with news from tesla, the electric car—maker is the focus of investors on wall street for all the wrong reasons today. they have opened sharply lower, slashing the price war its model free car by around $2000 in major markets, including germany and china. that is after similar price cuts in the united states. tesla has been grappling with falling sales and rising competition in the electric car market. that is causing many investors to rethink how they value the company. shares have lost more than 40% of their value this year. tesla reports quarterly results tomorrow evening. earlier i spoke to david bailey, professor of business economics at the university of birmingham, he specialises in the car industry. he gave me a sense of just how tough it is right now for tesla. . , just how tough it is right now for tesla. ., , , . just how tough it is right now for tesla. ., , ' . ., ., tesla. really difficult water for tesla,
course to trial, we just hear from each and every one is likely maybe different parts that colangelo's has been a big figure though, in terms of the trump campaign, right? >> yeah, he has been the focus of donald trump's unfounded claims that this is somehow joe biden's doing because matthew colangelo was at the justice department before he came over to the de no connection whatsoever. >> keep in mind this case is not about just an alleged affair between may daniel's was of course, trump has denied this is about at its core, they have to prove election interference. >> so listen for this theme today when the prosecution gives its opening, they're going to say this is not about a paperwork crime. this is about an effort by donald trump to hide those hush money payments from the american public in the closing days of the 2016 election. and therefore to interfere with the 2016 election itself, that will be a key theme when the prosecution opens in a few moments the house i expect them to do as prosecutors, they have to front michael cohen. they have all know this figure. we all know michael cohen, the fixer, the attorney. he will be a key witness. they will tell the jury you're going to hear from michael cohen. and one thing that the prosecutors are
the courthouse is a part of his campaign at this point. the campaign is making an argument that he's a victim of a political witch hunt. that's part of his appeal to his base, i'm a victim just like you are. they're coming after me because they're coming after you. grievance and victim hood are central to his argument. while a courthouse is not a traditional campaign stop, he's making it, in fact, integral to his own campaign for another term. >> do you think that, as we go down the line and as we get closer to november and as these cases continue to be a focus of many people's attention, that it could start turning some against the former president, maybe some who haven't made a decision one way or another? >> well, the problem is of course there's no history for us to point to to say ah-ha, this is how it normally happens. we haven't had a president before, much less a presidential
trump's, so to speak. and this is not a personal matter between a man trying to hide it from his wife. it was an intentional at trying to defraud people by having falsified business records that form these invoices and what not and prove it. there was actual criminal activity here. they cannot rely on a little bit of innuendo or suggestion, or maybe even a dislike for him and the political space they have to prove their case& they've got do it pretty quickly to head off or will be the opening from the fans which will surely try to show this as a political win. >> elie honig, what, what about the defense was expecting to hear from them? >> so first of all, they're going to argue they have to prove their case. the prosecution bears the burden of proof, not just probably not just more likely, but beyond a reasonable doubt. and the defense is going to argue they cannot do that the defense is going to argue this is an ancient decrepit sort of dragged up out of the depths paperwork case from eight years ago and they're going to say it's built on the back of a proven admitted liar, michael cohen. michael cohen will be a central focus of both oh,
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