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unusually high number of jurors who feel like they want to get off the jury, maybe they are feeling uncomfortable, maybe they have been gotten to, i've had that happen, i hope that is enough and i trust that six will be enough. >> "people close to trump are anxious about people having -- about how he will have so little to do as he sits there for weeks on end. it has been decades since he's had to spend so much time in the immediate vicinity of anyone who is not part of his family, his staff, or his throng of admirers." the new york times. what kind of impression is trump making with the jury? >> he has made a poor impression on potential jurors. we know he's looked hostile and aggressive as jurors have paraded before him, saying their true feelings about the
yes. yeah, i tried to. and then, i got into acting because i was... a friend of mine, me and a friend, we used to dance, and we were in a club, and some guy came up and asked us to be extras in a movie. and i spent a day on a film set, and then, i suddenly realised that i wanted to be an actor. it hadn't kind of occurred to me before. did you, to a certain extent, have to defy your own back... i mean, particularly your own family. your dad, i know, was quite a difficult man. yes, yes. and i think, at one point, you said, when you brought a book home which you obviously wanted to read, he just picked it up and chucked it away and said, "none of that, boy." yeah, yeah. and i couldn't stay on and do a—levels and things like that. so, when you said to him — i don't know quite what role your mum played — but when your dad learned that you actually wanted to give up being a printer and try your hand at full—time acting... well, he wasn't really involved in my life much then. by the age of 16, i started working for an east end bookmaker who ran a menswear store, called mr bennett, he was an incredible man. and while i was working for him, he knew i was studying
it is never about planning t is never about strategy. never about setting obtainable or deliveriable objectives. it is only about, it is only reactive. since the war began it has become reckless. when i wrote about the recklessness i referred specifically to gaza but that very same day israel struck the iranian building or the an exto the consulate in domascus with pinpoint precision, so how did it miss the aid workers in gaza. and how did he get his sons. you want to hill him? that is fine. but what is the point of hitting a convoy? that is the reckless and done with immunity and impunity. i am okay with the war on
wonder. people bike gavin newsom that came out over the weekend and said i don't like the way these cases are playing out in this election. and i'm not liking what these next six weeks could wring. listen to this. >> just had to focus again on him. when focusing on him i do worry electorally he has a slight advantage. i'm a little concerned about the overindulgence around the day-to-day. i get it. i totally get it. the consequential nature of a criminal trial is profound and outsized in some respect but not more outsized than democracy. more outsized than dobbs and the consequences of him prevailing in this election in november, less is more as it relates to our obsession and focus on putting any more bright lights on someone who seeks them no matter how ill conceived or how ill will and ill fated his current standing might be. >> lawrence: stephen a. smith makes a similar point.