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on warriors but i leaned on his wisdom when writing this book as well, thank you so much matthew. >> thanks, pete. >> all right, we move on now to a fox news alert. drums lawyers on the prosecution just received a letter from the judge. alerting them to a post on facebook made before the verdict came out. saying, quote, my cousin is a juror and says trump is getting convicted. thank you folks for all your hard work. the entire post, including the comment has since been deleted. fox has not confirmed the commenter's identity, we just know the judge sent out a letter. we do not know if this guy was actually the cousin of a juror, this could easily be a prank. trumps team told fox they are looking into it, they are investigating it and we will have more for you on monday. don't want to get ahead of ourselves. hunter biden's daughter goes under oath. [ ♪♪ ]
our stories about what happened. and make sure that people don't forget it despite the efforts from the maga republican faction to white wash, diminish and flat out lie about what happened that day. >> do any of those republicans ever come up to you. do you ever have a conversation about why they think what they think. >> not the ones that were booing. honestly i would like to talk to them. if they have their version of events that happened that day, let's sit down and talk about it. versus your opinion on what donald trump is telling you and the far right media is telling you. i was happy to sit down and talk to them but they didn't even give us the opportunity. when we were on the house floor, we got acknowledged. we didn't speak. we didn't say any words, they just acknowledged us. so it wasn't like they walked out in protest over something that we said. they just wanted to grand stand. they just wanted to grand stand
lawyer, if he is at all good. but i do think that the way you started this program, this segment where you have donald trump talking about his revenge tour and he cannot be coaxed out of it, that is normally the kind of thing you might want to say after you are sentenced, not before. because judge merchan can consider all of that in sentencing him on july 11th. >> yeah, you said this, i was struck by this. he said the statements of retribution against bragg and other perceived enemies are facts the judge merchan can and should consider on july 11th when sentencing trump. what is the category of things the judge can and should consider in this circumstance? >> one of the things the judge can consider is remorse, acceptance of responsibility, and the reason it is correct to laugh is that this is sort of the poster child for lack of remorse. and there is a difference
in the states and was in power in the oval office, here? for examples, will there be changes to the alliance in november whether it is a second term of biden or a second term of trump? well, i think that, first of all, we are europeans and you will be interested in working with whoever is in the administration in the us, because as we start this conversation, on our plate are topics that are extremely important for the security and safety of people, the global world order. so i think that it really resonates with all—american people and i believe that we will continue on the same way. voters across the 27 european union countries are going to the polls to choose members of the european parliament — meps. the eu—wide election is the world's second biggest democratic exercise, after india, and right—wing and far—right parties are expected to make big gains. final results will be released late on sunday evening, after every country has voted.
to space, because what we learn in that endeavour is tremendous. the exponential growth that we've seen in the world in technology is because of great endeavours like this. it's absolutely worth it. here in the united states, every year the general population is spending as much money on potato chips as our budget is every year to go out to the moon. that's a good figure. the motivation may be different to that of the space race of the 1960s, but the size of the ambition is just as great today, as we shoot for the moon once again. i never dreamed that i could become an astronaut. i'm talking to kayla barron... ..one—time resident of the international space station and now part of the artemis crew, the team who are preparing to go back to the moon. first time i looked out
look firstly at what we saw the us presidentjoe biden do this week. a lot of muscle flexing, a lot of showing of strength of the various alliances. what is your assessment of where the us— you eu relationship is now? in a certain way it is in very good shape. there is nothing is good shape. there is nothing is good for a relationship is finding an enemy and they have found an enemy in russia and vladimir putin and that has definitively bought them together. these summits in some sense a lot show we are and a lot easier with a lot grander language than they used to be. but there is a difficulty at the core of it which is that increasingly in part because of what is happening with russia europeans have come to depend evermore on the united states and yet at the same time the united states is less and less certain to be there for them after the next election or even regardless of how that comes out into the distant future. so
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showing that the queens and the kings appear to have equal status in their society. but the last coin i have for you is this one. so again, this is a double profile coin, but this is the daughter now who is now reigning in the place of her mother. so the line of succession has passed through the mother's line. goodness me! this is quite a thrill, you know. we've been looking at these massive tombs, which are awe inspiring, and the landscape is breathtaking. but these tiny, tiny coins that we've had to use the magnifying glass to see have taught us so much about the position of women, the trade routes. and it's that feeling ofjust having history in your hand. and it's a beautiful coin, too. it is a beautiful coin, it's so clear. from these puzzle pieces, they've seemingly done the impossible. conjured up what a nabataean may have looked like. this is hinat. it's like something out of a detective series on tv, isn't it? like remaking a face from a skull.
so that involves walking about 2,000km, which is the distance from here to athens. you know, i want to have a go. absolutely. i know i want you to have a go because i'm tired. 0k! so much like a lawnmower. ijust want you to push it at whatever pace you want to go. just like mowing a lawn. and just dead straight if i can. now, of course, it's very bumpy. do what you can to keep it straight. so now we're collecting data, and what we're doing is essentially like taking a knife and cutting through the ground and seeing everything that's there. this manual unit is much less damaging than using a heavy vehicle, and the radar can collect more detailed data than air surveys. the painstaking legwork is the unglamorous side of archaeology, but it's all worth it if you find something. so as we go down deeper, we're going down through time. so it's like peeling
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