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where this case begins, and it only gets worse for the prosecution. and let me give you the two most important pieces of evidence. you have the statement, the written and signed statement by stormy daniels. very powerful. indicates that the payment was not if in relation to some extramarital affair. you have that, that she has not backed away from from. that's a piece of evidence that immediately puts reasonable doubt in terms of what the purpose of the funds were. and then the second letter is michael cohen, their -- clearly, their most important, their most important witness, has anticipated very clearly that he paid with his own money, that this was not instigated by donald trump. and those two pieces of evidence of, will, that is the very heartland of reasonable doubt in a case like this. and so if i'm the defense attorney, i stand up, i point out that's what they're going to see, and i'm going to tell them that it's going to get worse
a local labour stalwart hopes to win back what was once a heartland for his party — a win for chris mcewan would ease keir starmer�*s path nationally. and the lib dem outsider placing the fight of child poverty at the heart of his campaign. over the past decade or so, tees valley felt neglected by the party that thought it was the area's champion. and so voters delivered a series of bloody noses to labour, twice electing a conservative mayor and then injecting labour from the prized parliamentary seat of hartlepool in a by—election, the lowest of low points. and so that's why this mayoral contest reverberates way beyond here. a tory win and rishi sunak will grab a lifeline. a labour win and keir starmer, well, he will believe he really is on a roll. i think this is the headline grabber.
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money for our people. we need it. >> they are showing up here in new york and chicago, attacking people in the streets police are fighting with them in the shelters that you guys are funding. >> carley: the city funded $150 million for migrants this year but the mayor's office says it is not enough severe storms brought storms and tornadoes to the heartland. one storm chaser getting close to a twister as it formed in greenville, illinois. watch this. >> please inform the national weather service there is a tornado on the ground. >> carley: no word on whether anyone was hurt. polls show former president trump and president biden neck and neck in battleground states. trump is ahead 6 points in georgia and michigan.
Announced all the way back in 2021, we have heard very little about Ubisoft's upcoming free-to-play The Division spin-off ‘Heartland’. With how quiet the team has been, many fans wondered whether the game was outright canned. Fortunately, it seems as though this is not the case – though the final product might be quite different …
prompted what we are at today. what israel clearly wanted to do was to be able to respond to iran, send a signal that israel has the capability to get into the heartland of iran. but to target infrastructure facilities that we're not going to lead iran to say they need to retaliate. this is an off ramp. hopefully they will take it. in terms of things the iranians said publically, they are seeking to downplay this and get into the normal course of working through proxies to try to put pressure on israel in light of what happened in gaza. >> cia director bill burns spoke yesterday in texas before the israeli attack. of course, with this in mind. here is what he had to say about iran's attack on israel last weekend. >> the iranians fired off something like 330 drones and
for new ventures. a painful process with economic decline alongside pockets of affluence. that has placed this area on the national political map and now a mayoral contest with high stakes for the two main parties. a rumbustious conservative mayor became the first poster boy of the red wall after his narrow win here in 2017. re—elected in a landslide in 2021, ben houchen is now hoping to buck the national trend. a local labour stalwart hopes to win back what was once a heartland for his party. a win for chris mcewen would ease keir starmer�*s path nationally. and the lib dem outsider placing the fight against child poverty at the heart of his campaign. over the past decade or so, tees valley felt neglected by the party that thought it was the area's champion.