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the far right is for the republicans. >> i just like when larry says the word yes. great to see you in new york. gentlemen, thank you so much. when we return, opening statements began in hunter biden's gun trial. we break down the legal strategy for both sides when the 11th hour continues. using bleach. it even works on colors. i slide tackled. i see that. tide oxi white.
unleashes a new offensive against donald trump, calling him out as a convicted felon after losing in 2020. then the president moves to crackdown on illegal immigration, issuing new restrictions on migrants seeking asylum. plus, will a.i. up in presidential elections? new fears as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle, live from rockefeller center. we are now 154 days away from the election and president biden is sharply escalating his attacks on donald trump. so far joe biden has maintained radio silence on trumps multiple indictments and there have been reports of divisions within his campaign over whether he should publicly discuss trumps legal woes. after last week's legal verdict
i don't know the tv but you achieve a quarterfinal, no play at 11. gauff will take on top seed and defending champion iga swiatek in a rematch of the 2022 final. swiatek was once again in scintillating form against wimbledon champion marketa vondrusova, handing out a third consecutive bagel in the first set before comfortably taking the second set 6—2 to book her place in yet another roland garros semifinal. it's been revealed that manchester city are planning to launch legal action against the premier league over the organisations commercial rules. bbc sport understands an arbitration hearing regarding the legality of the league's transaction rules has been set for next week. those rules determine whether sponsorship deals are financially "fair". the times newspaper is reporting that it has seen a legal document in which city claim they are victims of "discrimination", and that the amended rules were approved by rivals to "stifle" their
did not unlawfully or knowingly fill up that forms in a way that he was lying. in that moment he was okay. >> i'm sorry, you said it will be a heavy lift for the defense. you mean for the prosecution? >> i think it will be for the defense because you are parsing that word, addict. are you now an addict? it is not whether you have been six months or two days ago or five days ago or when you last used drugs. are you an addict? it is a vague issue, a big concern. but a vague concern, a real concern that the statute and paperwork was not clear. >> jeremy, thank you so much. when we come back, call it the a.i. election. if you thought the threat of misinformation was bad in the 2016 election, just wait until you see what artificial intelligence can do in 2024. we have that when the 11th hour
said it made no difference if trump was found guilty. >> trace: big number, thank you. it's bring in the hills national politics -- politician reported, thank you both were coming on, going to dispose as quickly as i can, power ranking this, of acting get them back up, talking about where they sit now into the electoral votes, trumpet 241, tossup 46. now to the tossup states, now you have them arizona with 11, nevada with six, pennsylvania 19 and wisconsin ten electoral votes. joe biden cannot win it without pennsylvania, there is no way to do the math. he has to take pennsylvania. trump can take pennsylvania and it's over or he needs two other states, maybe three, what you think? >> louck, biden absolutely needs pennsylvania and it sort of reminds me of 2016 when you saw trump go the route that a lot of
coco gauff was the first woman to book her place in the french open semi—finals. the us open champion recovered from a slow start and came from a set down to beat three—time grand slam finalist ons jabeur. it's gauff�*s second slam semifinal of the year after reaching the last four at the australian open in january. as russell mentioned earlier, ons jabeur criticised the scheduling of that match. it started on court philippe chatrier on tuesday at ”am local time. it's the first time slot each day, and those matches usually begin in front of hardly any supporters. i would have loved a quarterfinal at night, not at 11 am, for me it doesn't make sense. maybe this is the only grand slam and maybe the australian open they play the quarterfinals at 11 am. which for me, i don't find it... i don't know the broadcast,
obviously, gloucester is one of the stadiums that's been highlighted as affected. but this report is far more wide reaching than that. it looks at athletes and fans, the health and safety for that for myself as a rugby player but it looks also at the impact of being able to run these events in the first place in the whole business of support behind it. if these events are cancelled and it becomes a real issue for the sport. what is the answer? if there is to be a place like fiji, for example, who can't move like perhaps a premiership rugby club could. what is the best advice that you can give? what this report does is look at the impact of a 2 degrees world and a three degree world of warming above preindustrial levels. to put that in context, we're already over 1.5 for the last 11 months have all been over 1.5 degrees in warming. so 2 degrees isn't far away. what 2 degrees in this report comes out as is 60% of extra days above a temperature at which it's dangerous
a quarterfinal at night, not at 11 am, for me it doesn't make sense. maybe this is the only grand slam and maybe the australian open they play the quarterfinals at 11 am. which for me, i don't find it... i don't know the broadcast, i don't know the tv but you achieve a quarterfinal, no. gauff will take on top seed and defending champion iga swiatek in a rematch of the 2022 final. swiatek was once again in scintillating form against wimbledon champion marketa vondrusova, handing out a third consecutive bagel in the first set before comfortably taking the second set 6—2 to book her place in yet another roland garros semifinal. it's been revealed that manchester city are planning to launch legal action against the premier league over the organisations commercial rules. bbc sport understands an arbitration hearing regarding the legality
gun is a choice. jurors is this gonna form, he allegedly filled out in 2013 were to leave the center of this alleged crime -- 2016. telling the dirty today the president said was abusing alcohol not drugs when you bought a handgun around that time. he owned it for 11 days claiming that hunter was rushed and depression from a local sales clerk at a wilmington delaware gonna start. also told the special counsel cannot establish a chain of custody of the gonna pouch that had what is alleged to be cocaine residue, at some sort of white residue putting the blame instead on how the biden, hunter's sister-in-law. the wife of lady bo biden. now hundreds is that highly biden panicked, insisting that she panicked when she found the gun in hunter's car, part of the pouch and threw it in a garbage can outside a local grocery store. now one day after he bought a gun he allegedly texted her
>> trace: i want to play this again, why the number 3 out of the doj was actually prosecuting donald trump, watch. >> it's wrong the third ranking official in your office leads it to go to a local prosecutor's office to prosecute this case. >> justice had nothing to do with that person going. >> trace: did not even know he left the office! both of you on this, 11 matt love, pam? >> it really hard to believe, also i can't wait for them to talk to merrick garland about the rate -- when he was sitting in dc monitoring that arrayed along with the entire justice department. how is that not easy political influence in our justice system? >> trace: 30 seconds to you cash. >> as a guide that was a federal prosecutor out of the national security division at the department of justice those jobs are prestigious, it's an honor to save and when you're the number 3 doj official you don't go downstream to the district