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let's discuss this with our panel of cnn political commentators, democratic strategist maria cardona and republican strategist alice stewart together they host the podcast hot mics from left to right. >> thank you both so much for being with me this evening. marie, i want to start with you in the past and throughout all of donald trump's legal travails he has kept fundraising. he's been using this on the campaign trail to rally his base as this case gets underway, the first of ben different for donald trump? >> well, not in that he's going to continue to use it to rile up his base and to continue to try to get money from them. but the difference is alex, we are past the republican primary. >> he has his base already and even during the primary, we saw that he was losing anywhere between 11 and 20% of the votes during the republican primary. that is a huge red flag for him going into the general election now that we're in the general, he has got to start playing
fact that had hardly any schooling at all, but two years of schooling left at 12 we know him as a publisher, a great, great writer, university of pennsylvania libraries, post offices, and all inventions. but when he was 70 right after they declared independence, they signed it and july 4, 17, 17766 weeks after that, the founding fathers get together as a ben we need you to go to france because general washington is suffering fighting the british now for more than a year, we're in bad shape, rag-tag army. you'd have low ships. they white shoe to go to france and wu louis the 16th, the largest monarchy and the world to support this little tiny democracy that america has just been formed and so he went over there and then ellipse belly eight years trying to move and could joel in with all of the complications that he assisted with spies and backstabber is
right after they declared independence and they signed it july 4, 17, 17766 weeks after that, the founding fathers get together as a ben we need you to go to france because general washington, in his suffering when fighting the british now for more than a year, we're in bad shape, rag-tag army have low ships. they white shoe to go to france & wu louis the 16th, the largest monarchy and the world to support this little tiny democracy that america has just been formed. and so he went over there and then ellipse belly eight years trying to move and could in with all of the complications that existed with spies and backstabber and all that to get france to support america? and the truth be told if it was not for fred's support, we would not have had up america. it would have been a british colony for how much lager. >> and he had no background in diplomacy, none. >> i mean, he was i think
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dip there will be some showers here and there, especially in the south—east. the best chance of brightness to the west, ireland could get 18 degrees on sunday but for eastern parts, eight to 10 degrees, and feel continues for some into the of next week. some places stuck in single digits. higher temperatures further north and west. thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at one. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm tanya arnold. aston villa are left flying the flag in europe after a disappointing week for the premier league clubs.
answers, and campaigners who have waited decades final report, due next month, will dojust waited decades final report, due next month, will do just that. waited decades final report, due next month, will dojust that. penn, bbc news. —— hugh pym, bbc news. the first minister of scotland and snp leader humza yousaf has said many in his party will be shocked after its former chief executive peter murrell was charged in connection with embezzlement of funds. mr murrell, who is married to the former scottish first minister nicola sturgeon, was taken into custody for questioning yesterday. let's talk to our scotland correspondent lorna gordon. lorna. yeah, ben, within the last few minutes, nicola sturgeon emerged from the house she shared here in glasgow with her husband peter murrell. she was asked how these latest developments have been for her personally. it’s latest developments have been for her personally-— her personally. it's incredibly difficult, but _ her personally. it's incredibly difficult, but you _ her personally. it's incredibly difficult, but you know, - her personally. it's incredibly difficult, but you know, thatl her personally. it's incredibly l difficult, but you know, that is her personally. it's incredibly - difficult, but you know, that is not the main — difficult, but you know, that is not the main issue here, so, i cannot say anymore, _ the main issue here, so, i cannot say anymore, i am not going to say anymore, _ say anymore, i am not going to say anymore, if_ say anymore, i am not going to say anymore, if you don't mind. i would
to light during the course of the recess. these are very- to light during the course of the recess. these are very serious i recess. these are very serious matters — recess. these are very serious matters. ., ,., recess. these are very serious matters. ., ., ., recess. these are very serious mattere— recess. these are very serious matters. ., ., ., ~ ., ., matters. labour want to know how [on ao matters. labour want to know how long ago senior — matters. labour want to know how long ago senior conservatives, - long ago senior conservatives, including rishi sunak, knew about the case, and whether the conservatives have reported to police issues that could relate to potential banality, the party says. damian grammaticus, bbc news, west mr. 0ur political correspondent iain watson is in westminster. what has been the political reaction to all of this so far, iain?— to all of this so far, iain? well, ben, in to all of this so far, iain? well, ben. in the _ to all of this so far, iain? well, ben, in the past _ to all of this so far, iain? well, ben, in the past hour - to all of this so far, iain? well, ben, in the past hour the - ben, in the past hour the conservative party has confirmed that mark menzies has been suspended as a trade envoy to various countries. downing street would not comment any further, but in general terms they said that the prime minister believed there was no place in parliament for inappropriate behaviour, and mps should act as role models. there has, however, been plenty of political reaction from labour, who are asking a series of questions. when did the prime minister himself know about the allegations? did mr menzies himself
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cass review of gender services for under—18s in england and wales, which said young people had been let down by a lack of research. lorna gordon is in glasgow for us now. lorna, tell us more about this decision in scotland? yes, ben, like other parts of the uk, scotland has seen a rapid rise in the number of young people questioning their identity, experiencing gender dysphoria, and the only specialist service for u18s is here at the sandyford clinic in glasgow. they have now formalised the decision to stop prescribing, or to pause prescribing puberty blocking hormones and cross sex for mounds such as oestrogen and testosterone, to young people, although there will be no change to young people already receiving treatment. it comes as you say one week after the cas review, which was about services in england, said that there was not enough evidence that giving puberty blockers to children experiencing