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either. those two big issues, i think, u have a fundamental belief in fairness. >> they're not getting it here . >> yeah, well, sean, if you ever wondered whether or not donald trump could get a fair and impartial trial in new york city, the egregious letitia james ag showed us, indeed, he cannot get a fair and impartial trial in new york city. we all know that. and this one in particular, thispartic one is so outrageous because as you mentioned earlier, cy vancearle, the prevs district attorney, alvin bragg's predecessor, refused prosecute this case because it was so baseless and so meritless. >> alvin bragg himself refused to prosecute this case alvin ano win until donald trump decided he was running forn do presidenu everyone can see what this is about. so there they havet ther and are forcing donald trump to sit in a courtroom. this is a former president of the united states, the current nomines e for the republican sie

watching come down really to the wire. the president put this in personal terms, saying robert f. kennedy, the father of robert f. kennedy jr. was one of his heroes and icons and someone that motivated him to get into the political arena, and that's why he wanted to speak out and be a part of the key event. >> president biden has spent a lot of time in pennsylvania with while donald trump is stuck inside a new york courtroom. how is the biden campaign addressing trump's criminal trial on the trail? >> reporter: there has been an intentional split screen. the president is being careful about what he does and doesn't say about his predecessor and the former president while he is on trial. we have seen cheeky pieces, talking about the hush money payment in a different kind of subject line. they're referencing some of the things that came out in the

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the potential 2024 competition. mark meredith live in washington. take us through that. mark, what did you find out? >> we're finding out quite a bit. the dnc insisting it is ready to stick with the president this november. behind the scenes notable strategists, pundits and lawmakers waving alarm bells. the president is trailing republicans including his predecessor. today the campaign is trying to spin out good news. they announced it raised more than $97 million in the last quarter alone. when it comes to the issue, the economy that impacts everyone, a concern for democrats coast to coast. one former biden administration aide saying it's time to go back to the drawing board at least from a communications standpoint. symone sanders was saying they are not going to get bidenomics, let it go. how about make sure you know what you are going to do and what you did? give folks all the numbers about

sara rowbotham and maggie oliver, whose warnings were repeatedly dismissed or ignored. they were criticised and stigmatised and they should have been listened to and their warnings acted on. they, and their warnings acted on. they, and their survivors, are vindicated by today�*s report. i am very grateful today�*s report. i am very grateful to the independent review team, to malcolm and gary, for their meticulous work in preparing this report. andy and malcolm have also both acknowledge the role of my predecessor as deputy mayor, baroness beverley hughes, in progressing this review and i echo their tributes to her. it will fall to me, my responsibility as her successor, to ensure that the lessons that we have learned from

not enough of a leather but it is certainly better than your predecessor. what i would say though is that i take great exception with the speech that read today. it has been prepared for you by a very powerful organisation, a pr department that texan fan ever poured like this is published and pretends that these are failures of the past. this report talks about the past. this report talks about the past. this report talks about the past. but what i want to do is bring it from the past into the present and into the future because my work in the late maggie oliver foundation means that i have current information about what is going on today and i would say categorically and i am sorry, mr watson, today and i would say categorically and i am sorry, mrwatson, but today and i would say categorically and i am sorry, mr watson, but the failure of that happened and are still happening now. we have more communication for sure. still happening now. we have more communication forsure. but still happening now. we have more communication for sure. but we do

day after the elections. but what this means is an unprecedented third term for the dpp, as we mentioned earlier. william lai is expected to carry on the policies of his predecessor, tsai, going forward. the problem that he may find, though, is that despite having won a third term for his party in becoming the president elect for taiwan, in becoming the president elect fortaiwan, his in becoming the president elect for taiwan, his party, the dpp, have lost the majority in the legislature. and so that means there's been no party that has an outright majority, and that might hamper some of the dpp's agenda going forward. it might mean that they might have to have more compromise with the other two parties, or it might lead to a stalemate, in fact. so it remains to be seen. as you mentioned, he cut a conciliatory tone with china. taiwan still doesn't have official dialogue with china after china severed ties eight years ago once tsai came into power. so do tensions are expected to remain largely the

there will always be urgentl situations where parliament can't be consulted beforehand. but the principle that if there's to be a sustained campaign, i if we're going to deploy our troops on the ground, that parliament. should be informed, there should be a debate, the case should be made i and there should be a vote, i do stand by that. i mean, yeah, let's be real. the promise was about signalling and it was about signalling that he was anti—war. this was during his leadership campaign where he was trying to portray himself as someone who could offer sort of corbynism without some of the rough edges. he was trying to sort of fuse the politics of his predecessor, jeremy corbyn, the man... he was still running to succeed him, but his predecessor, jeremy corbyn, with something a bit more electable. and this was one of a number of pledges which was designed to signal that he was really quite left wing. and for that, you just need to look at what he said the law would be called, the prevention of military intervention act, not the vote on military intervention, yes or no act.