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an embrace of what they, what people think he represents. >> okay, so take this 20% of black americans are supposedly in the polls saying they're going to vote for trump black people remain as do many other groups. a marginalized group in america and if there's anybody who's going to suffer under an authoritarian second trump term. it's marginalized people. and yet they're saying they want to vote for him. so no, i think it is a deep misunderstanding. i think the only person who could justifiably say it makes sense to me to vote for donald trump than somebody who grew up in a authoritarian country came here and discover and says, i loved the authoritarian, i lived under and so i want another one. >> but do you think for for many people he the former president represents something rather than what his policies are on any given particular
they were here saying to the media that this is a humanitarian operation. of course, everyone is going to be housed for the long term. and they were saying that this was done for the security of the people. so, in your mind, they're making excuses and reasons that weren't valid. yeah, obviously, it's not. it's really 100 metres, right next to the olympic village. for them, it's not a pretty picture, you know. so, yeah, for me, it's related to the games. paul's group have alleged that what happened here is part of a wider effort to clear the streets ahead of the games. french officials have denied any link, and the international olympic committee have stressed they're not responsible for paris's homeless policy. i'll tell you the truth, ok? i've only ever seen that shiny side of the games you talk about. i've stayed in an olympic village, with all of the privileges that come with being an athlete, and sitting and listening to you has really made me think about who benefits and how that
you know, neil, let's be real here. hillary clinton paid $117,000 fine because they funneled money through a lawyer to pay for the russian dossier. she wasn't put on trial. they're saying that trump paid his lawyer and, therefore, was hiding campaign election interference and, therefore, that's a crime. this whole thing is viewed as not fair and, again, we're that targeting one individual with -- neil: no, no, all fair enough. hal, you were not among this original a group that was weighing in on the clinton impeachment and all that, but that was about an affair with an intern s and a lot of people -- democrats at the time -- claimed are republicans are making a big deal out of an affair with an intern and a guy lying about it and trying to impeach him as a result of this. now republicans are in the position of taking that role in defending, you know, an individual's behavior. donald trump said this never happened, i understand that, but
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drowning. they said they would keep you advised. >> reporter: a group of medical responders went up to the creek to help. but still, no heartbeat. not a breath from leslie and it was clear, she was gone. >> we were not going to be able to bring ms. mueller back. >> reporter: at the cabin, alex was wondering why his parents weren't back yet. their hike was only supposed to last an hour or so but they had been gone three hours. >> were you worried? >> not really worried as in something happened to them. it was weird they would stay out past dark. >> reporter: it was past 8:00 p.m. when his dad got home. without his mom. >> it is my dad. and, the deputy. and they come in. it is kind of a shock to see when you are expecting somebody. you see strangers coming in, instead. >> what do you think when you see that? >> not a whole lot of time. you go into shutdown mode. >> reporter: alex recalled husband dad seemed like he was
put out _ at the elite level, and jadon sancho put out a _ at the elite level, and jadon sancho put out a social media post saying that he _ put out a social media post saying that he is — put out a social media post saying that he is being used as a state —— scapegoat, — that he is being used as a state —— scapegoat, and he was never seen in a manchester united shirt again, dortmund — a manchester united shirt again, dortmund came in for him on loan at the beginning of the year and he has found _ the beginning of the year and he has found his _ the beginning of the year and he has found his mojo again. and he will surely— found his mojo again. and he will surely start — found his mojo again. and he will surely start wide on the wing here this evening against real madrid. so what a _ this evening against real madrid. so what a turnaround he has had in his season _ what a turnaround he has had in his season as — what a turnaround he has had in his season, as he prepares to come up against _ season, as he prepares to come up against the — season, as he prepares to come up against the mighty real madrid. and itjude _ against the mighty real madrid. and itjude bellingham. the brochure dortmund coach edin terzic was asked about— dortmund coach edin terzic was asked about the _ dortmund coach edin terzic was asked about the homecoming, they still love him. — about the homecoming, they still love him, jadon sancho, and how he has performed since rejoining the club _ has performed since re'oining the club. , ., ., has performed since re'oining the club. �* . ., ., has performed since re'oining the club. ., , ., ., ., , club. jadon has proved that he wants to win the champions _ club. jadon has proved that he wants to win the champions league - club. jadon has proved that he wants to win the champions league trophy| to win the champions league trophy with us. you can see that he is very happy with us, with the group, and to be honest, i didn't speak to him about the english national team. this is one of his personal targets. i am quite sure that he would love
do you think it's acceptable to joke about adolf hitler? would you say the same thing again? you would repeat the same thing? what would you say to a jewish person, an italianjewish person, who lost their family to the holocaust? the scelba law in the italian constitution prohibits what it calls the praising, the threatening, or the use of violence, and says that that could allow a group to be banned, dissolved.
weller, no one ever says the wor it's going to be worse later. it's always the worse when you're hern e. >> onl that's unfair, greg, because the only people who think the world is ending is people investiny investing in windmill. yeah, so that's the rest of us t have to listen. nothing' is out of whack. we're not on the wrong track. that's. that's. that's a an ugly excuse.re we are exactly where the american people put. this is what happens when you vote for a progressive administration. this is where where we'rexact supposed to be. >> good point. sed to band yeah, because. >> because we as a group, we's t can't. hithat's the one thing. it's. it's all of us. okay? we all are having to live in this progressive world and co's just noe int our thing. but you can do things out of itf to be inspired and ready especially if, you know, last thght there was some i'm talking about positive things to do yeah and i'm such an and wa as alpha male thing was brought up and i said i'm such a alpha male i own a trucks an
will: in the if wake of that guilty verdict handed down against trump, many questions remain in the in the unprecedented trial of the former president. pete: for starters, how was judge merchan selected? even after getting a warning by an ethics panel for making donations to democrat groups. and who made the decision to fast track this trial in the first place? rachel: our next guest has been digging into it, and he thinks the whole thing reeks of collusion. attorney and retired nypd inspector paul mauro joinses us now. paul, so great to have you on, and these are really excellent questions. and my main questions are about the judge. i mean, is it really that hard to find a judge who didn't, you know, donate to a group that's called stop republicans or whose family isn't profit off of the whole trump derangement syndrome -- how was he selected? >> so that really is the question, rachel. you put your finger on it, why is it so hard?
we might need to anticipate, and i thought we were really focused at the start of the game. i thought we were excellent. we didn't let it disrupt us. and i thought we started the game really well on the front foot, and getting the early goals i think helped usjust settle in. england struggling qualifier, beaten again by france. finished 2—1 in newcastle. england were in front through beth mead after half an hour, but france hitting back twice. this proved to be the winner, so england have lost one and drawn one of their two home game so far, dropped to third in the group and face france on tuesday. wales' perfect start to qualifying is over, they won their first two but had to settle for a 1—1 draw with ukraine, the early mishap helping to give the visitors the