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crosses the line. >> interesting. watch this closely, thank you, both, for laying it out for us. lisa rubins is correspondent and senior correspondent and author of the agenda. still ahead on "velshi." a historic boat to unionize. the forest to unionize in the south in decades. what it means for the power of the labor movement in america, plus, an important new book by our great friend begs readers r to stop outsourcing the responsibility of democracy and to take control of it t ourselves. thankfully, there are many people who already understand that civic engagement is crucial to the fabric of this country, as is our right to vote. i will introduce you to someone with small acts of courage making a big difference in one neighborhood. you are watching e "velshi."
ian, a senior correspondent. how republican supreme court is reshaping america. good morning, thank you for od being with us. let me start with you on back. promises to be a very busy week donald trump legal team, these proceedings, which do you think are going to leave us with the biggest impression of the greatest development by the end of the week? >> i was going to say all of them but i think the two that i am most watching our the bond hearing tomorrow because we know that donald trump, more than anything else, cares about his assets and what the public thinks of him about those assets. he was more rattled by the e civil fraud trial that i think most experts expected and continue to be rattled by the prospect of holding what is a
traded to the downside. you have seen a bit of movement. in gold. you always get a bit of safe haven. and it attracted a bit of money, the swiss franc. that is trading higher as well. >> ian, thank you so much for giving us a sense of how the markets are reacting this morning. well, let's bring in my next guest. dr. javandafr. thank you, sir, for joining us on the program. i want to get your reaction to the events of the last few hours. we understand that israel has attacked iran at 4:00 a.m. iran time. state media in iran has down played it and the americans say it was limited but just your
vladimir putin is going around the world stoking up conflict in different regions is not in their interest. they will not support it. this alliance between china and russia is not one of equals, and it is not one where china is prepared to back everything russia does. we're out of time. a really interesting discussion tonight. i am grateful to of you. chris, karolina, ian, and doug stop we will be tomorrow. good night. hello from the bbc sport centre. this is your update. let's get straight to another busy night of european action. very british teams in action including liverpool. liverpool are desperately seeking to claw back the goals, they were tailing atalanta. most selling at an early goal. liverpool have struggled to make another breakthrough. just moments left now
to their ascension to power. i'm not going to name who that is, you can figure it out. >> andrew weissmann, on that note, you get the last word at this hour! to pick up on what ian said, i think one of the things that's incredibly pernicious is i agree completely with ian's comment that you can divide this into sort of state of nature where might makes right and a rule of law, but one of the ways in which this is so pernicious is that if you were to ask sort of, you know, trump acolytes, they clothed themselves in this might makes right is actually the rule of law. they want to have those trappings, have people believe, no, they are the rule of law. this is, in fact, what happened in nazi germany, just to put a name on it, and this idea of trying to cloak yourself in the veneer of legality, in the
and a reminder that the court on monday sits until 2:00. then it's dark on wednesday. so that's kind of going -- if it goes ahead monday morning, that's what we're looking at. >> ian, to your point, this might be extraordinary only because of the defendant, but it's also extraordinary because one of the jurors, who this mornings was excused, was excused after trump's allies on fox news attacked her for getting her news from google and "the new york times" and believing that, quote, no one is above the rule of law. that was disqualifying in the view of trump's allies. >> i think we spent a lot of time, and we should, on some of the specific plans for example that donald trump said they would ill plemt if returned to power. but those attacks on systems and institutions are part of the danger.
is such a damaging and dangerous and destructive person. >> yeah, i mean, ian, the war on the rule of law was one of the earliest autocratic impulses to reveal itself. he wanted jim comey to see to it to let mike flynn go, let flynn go, he's a good guy he said to jim comey. he we want when jeff sessions -- jeff sessions we want when he screamed at him because he'd appointed a special counsel to investigate the trump campaign's ties to russia. he attacked the mueller prosecutors relentlessly day after day. when he calls jack smith deranged, it doesn't even make the news. he's put so much toxicity, so much poison, so much hatred for the rule of law into the system. do you think it can be reversed? >> look, i have a colleague who