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the migrants might be on board that the rewind and still are?— the rewind and still are? i met the resident the rewind and still are? i met the president last _ the rewind and still are? i met the president last week _ the rewind and still are? i met the president last week when - the rewind and still are? i met the president last week when he - the rewind and still are? i met the president last week when he was i the rewind and still are? i met the| president last week when he was in london _ president last week when he was in london and — president last week when he was in london and we have a very good close relationship _ london and we have a very good close relationship and our foreign secretary has a very long standing relationship with the rwandans and their government and has been crucial— their government and has been crucial in — their government and has been crucial in making sure that we work well together, both to your point that they— well together, both to your point that they are doing absolutely everything that is required to make sure that _ everything that is required to make sure that this scheme is successful. to give _ sure that this scheme is successful. to give you — sure that this scheme is successful. to give you a — sure that this scheme is successful. to give you a sense of that they have _ to give you a sense of that they have initial— to give you a sense of that they have initial reception accommodation centres _ have initial reception accommodation centres ready, hope hostel being the first one _ centres ready, hope hostel being the first one and they will provide accommodation for thousands. the home _ accommodation for thousands. the home office has helped to train 69 different— home office has helped to train 69 different rwandan asylum decision—makers. there are almost 40 rwandan— decision—makers. there are almost 40 rwandan lawyers that are ready to provide _ rwandan lawyers that are ready to provide extra legal assistance. judges— provide extra legal assistance. judges have been trained, the co—presidents of the new appeal body in the _ co—presidents of the new appeal body in the treaty have been selected and the joint _ in the treaty have been selected and the joint monitoring committee has been set _ the joint monitoring committee has been setup. thanks the joint monitoring committee has been set up. thanks to andrew the
challenge and together with one that we are _ challenge and together with one that we are at— challenge and together with one that we are at the forefront of demonstrating a new way to deal with this and _ demonstrating a new way to deal with this and that's something that people — this and that's something that people have taken notice of. that rwandans — people have taken notice of. that rwandans like us are keen to make sure it's _ rwandans like us are keen to make sure it's a _ rwandans like us are keen to make sure it's a success in european countries _ sure it's a success in european countries looking at this and i will say this— countries looking at this and i will say this here is that in the past, you have — say this here is that in the past, you have seen the narrative on this change _ you have seen the narrative on this change from the first time i spoke to willing — change from the first time i spoke to willing of this job. i change from the first time i spoke to willing of thisjob. i said then that others will lead and others will follow as you have seen that. european — will follow as you have seen that. european countries all talking about a third _ european countries all talking about a third country partnerships and that being one of the tools that you need to— that being one of the tools that you need to resolve this and this is novel— need to resolve this and this is novel and _ need to resolve this and this is novel and innovative but it will be a game _ novel and innovative but it will be a game changerand i'm novel and innovative but it will be a game changer and i'm grateful to rwanda _ a game changer and i'm grateful to rwanda and andrew's work in making sure that _ rwanda and andrew's work in making sure that we — rwanda and andrew's work in making sure that we are ready to successfully implement the policy and the _ successfully implement the policy and the last thing i will say is the treaty— and the last thing i will say is the treaty which we were tarred with will be _ treaty which we were tarred with will be ratified as we said in the days— will be ratified as we said in the days after— will be ratified as we said in the days after the bill receives royal assent _ days after the bill receives royal assent and that is on track and ready— assent and that is on track and ready to — assent and that is on track and ready to go as well and as the
payment in order to in order to help him through the election versus what the defense is going to say, which is effectively that he was doing it to protect his own reputation and the reputation of his businesses andrew, there's this question about whether or not we're just showing kind of the list of possible witnesses here. >> there's a question about whether or not trump is going to testify in his own defense when we get to that phase of the trial, if you're the prosecution, first of all, do you think that that's a realistic threat that trump? >> because making are realistic promised depending on how you want to look at it. >> and two, what are the risks for trump? >> you've prosecuted these type. i mean, you are a former prosecutor. how are you if you're in the shoes of the prosecutors here in this case, thinking about the possibilities and the thing because you need to accomplish if donald trump were to actually take the stand well, donald trump has said that he is going to test fire, that he
well done. sam got in touch to let us know that this was her third london marathon and 13th marathon in total. she said that the crowds were amazing for the whole way round but she has decided to now retire from marathons. give it a few days. give it a few days. andrew sent us an email to tell us that his wife caroline ran the london marathon in an air ambulance flight suit, helmet and boots. good grief. hannah managed to set a personal best in the marathon with a time of three hours and 44 minutes. she also managed to raise £4,000 for her local hospice. so many stories of amazing sums of money being raised. for most people, it is raising all
history cnn has learned that the prosecution's first witness will likely be david. >> he is the former publisher of the national enquirer, joining me now is former federal prosecutor andrei tarkovsky andrew. good morning. thank you so much for being here. this is a real cast of characters that we are expecting to come through this courtroom. why start with well, he is the one who essentially initiated the payments to stormy daniels. >> and that is an important factor in all of this. the payment to stormy daniels is the initiation of what they say is donald trump's effort to effectively interfere with the election by making a payment to a hush money payment that was not reported in any sort of campaign finance books and was part of his overall scheme to interfere with that election. now, the prosecutors have to prove several layers of donald trump from specific intent and it all goes to the question of whether he was making that
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made the correlation between battlefield losses in ukraine, arguing that that was because they weren't getting the funding that they needed and putting the responsibility squarely at the feet of republicans in congress. now over the course of time, white house officials have been in touch with members of congress and congressional staff working furiously behind the scenes to see this through. and the president saturday applauding that it has now happened and hoping that it crosses the finish line soon. so aid can get to ukraine swiftly. priscilla alvarez cnn washington for more analysis. >> we're joined by andrew. so go former ukrainian defense minister who now leads the think tank center for defense strategies. and he joins this now from kyiv. thank you so much for being here with us so i was talking to a ukrainian mp yesterday. you told me that there'll be more people watching this votes in congress than anything in the ukrainian parliament. so talk to me about the sense of relief among ukrainians today.
all of these other lies in the things that andrew was referring to. it is for that reason i think there is no chance he is going to testify. if his legal team had an unofficial mascot it would be a chicken. there is no chance i think on earth that he is going to. that is the first thing i am watching for. and then i will watch for how they introduce him and told i that story because it is a remarkable story that has been k chalked up to about stormy daniels. he is basically capturing a part of the media that he is most worried about and paying st them off through their silence. that is a remarkable thing. at it interfered with the 2016 election in a massive way, and that is the story we will hear tomorrow.>> his story is remarkable. the number two guy at owthe national enquirer at the time.
fine for each violation. they want a stern warning for trump that says if you do this again you are going to jail. that is really the ballgame i think for what the punishment is going to be. >> it'll be interesting to watch that. let me recome back to andrew. there has been reporting this morning that he's expected to be the first witness. our colleague predicted that an outline why that would be the case. there has also been ongoing reporting and speculation about trump testifying. that seems like a disaster as a nonlawyer to me, but explain what the prosecution could be t thinking in that case. what the impact could be if you decided to testify and they decided to have him do that. >> everyone should know that a defendant like trump does not have to testify. he has no burden whatsoever.
business, to promote their brands, to promote their restaurants. so i'm concerned about the impact to the local economy across america and i'm hopeful that the senate will make some of those changes. >> so andrew, president biden put out a statement praising both parties were coming together at this inflection point. how much of a role did biden and his administration have in moving the speaker johnson from ukraine aid to skeptic and being willing to put his speakership on the line to get the foreign aid package past with democratic votes, no less? >> it is quite the 180. you know, when mike johnson was a rank-and-file member of the house of representatives he consistently voted against aid to ukraine. he was in that group of freedom caucus members who where the ideological far right of that conference. and what he has said since is that he has gotten a lot of intelligence briefings, because when you are the speaker of the house, you are part of the gang of eight. you get the highest level intelligence briefings