For making the ultimate decision yet. is a symbolic yes. is it a power-play, perhaps. is it already? yes tomic the mother showing a perhaps not as questionable. but showing up for jury selection is something to talk about. trace: funny, this whole thing got pushed off until october 4th, does that mean this will not happen until after election? it seems like it s almost impossible. october 4 is a time they said listen, we have listen to you grievances cut going before election highly unlikely. i would not a battle not in any way, shape, or form. trace: great to have you on is always. meanwhile doctor anthony fauci back in one of congress defending himself against back his a s and she tried to cover for the origins of covid-19 and dismissing criticism against him as conspiracy theories. dance bankers live with the highlights of today s hearings, a good evening. good evening, doctor anthony fauci was definitely the hods you did a being grilled by republicans on all things
Preparing and propene, preventing the next viral pandemic, which, which is crucial and i want to asks you about, but on that lab-leak theory, i remember when senator tom cotton first came out with an article commentary about that it was very hastily well, it s do you feel comfortable at this point that you know why that happened do you feel comfortable that that really was just because they felt they had other things to focus focus on at the time and it wasn t worth talking about at that moment or do you still have questions as to why that was really shunted aside and put as sort of a at the time, you know, you re really out there talking point well, i think that the whole notion of the lab leak was bundled with the complete narrative that i had just mentioned about dr. fauci, dr. collins creating the coronavirus pandemic and that it leaked now if you dissect the possibility that this could
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Hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. rishi sunak and sir keir starmer will go head to head in theirfirst televised debate of the general election campaign tonight. the hour long programme, on itv, will be filmed in front of a live studio audience. it comes as the conservatives have promised to introduce a yearly cap on the number of migrant visas, while labour has accused the tories of letting immigration get out of control. our political correspondent jessica parker has the details. home second conservative say they will reduce migrant visas year by year but the party is haunted by highly visible old pledges to bring immigration down. net migration, the difference between numbers arriving and leaving hit a record high in 2022. ~ ., ., y , and leaving hit a record high in 2022. ~ ., ., , , a, 2022. we are the only party with a credible plan 2022. we are the only party with a credible plan to 2022. we are the only party with a credible plan to professionally - credible plan to professionally manage migration so that it supports
Those different organizations, is that an important way for people to understand that there s more than a pattern here and it undercuts the idea that the defendant was somehow singled out? yeah, no. i think it is useful to pull the lens back and look at this in terms of the entire history of the legal process. and, you know, that s not considering all of the people who are currently under indictment, who have not and by the way that would be fair to talk to them talk about them. sure. because, yes, this is the legal system is about whether they should go to jail. that s why there s proof beyond a reasonable doubt. but here in a court of public opinion you don t have to have that same standard. it s enough if you say it s proved by clear and convincing evidence or by preponderance, just to be super in the weeds. when i was thinking about your a block i mean there were a
White house, it would be hard to imagine what institutional deterrents could discourage abuses or accesses. it sets a remarkable stage. it does, but i wonder if any buddy else besides donald trump would be able to weather a storm like this, right again, he has this sort of hold over. the republican party and over a faction of the american people that we really have never seen. and i m not convinced that we would see it again, so that s the sort of big question mark, is will there be a politician? host, donald trump that has such a, such a fan base sort of baked into his support for shelby. talk about shelby, very grateful to have this morning really appreciate it all right. also today, hunter biden goes on trial for felony gun charges in delaware. his father, the president of the united states its plans to spend most of the day in wilmington, where jury selection will get underway cnn s kaitlan, poland s has more for us this morning sun of the sitting president on trial in another criminal case with
Deal. he has such a his prospects are very bleak. steve: as you look at this live image, street screen left, his motorcade arrived. ainsley: jury selection today and they have to prove he made false statements, that he had a gun while under controlled s substances. he faces a felony conviction and lawrence: prosecution said no defense when federal judge asked if there was precedence. after judge threw it out, there was question from aeb / lowell. you cannot throw this out.
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