Democrats have the client a jaw-dropping 15 percentage points from 64% to 49%. juliet is right. young voters are less likely to identify with the political party. we do know that they care a lot about climate change for the care a lot about gun control and gun regulation. they care about issues that increasingly republicans are just not in line with younger voters on pruitt comes to women s health for example these are voters who for the first time now are thinking about a world in which women may not have the same healthcare optio options. ana writes that our generation is taken for granted. i think these are deathly independent voters but republicans have really struggling with them we ve seen that in election after election because they are policies not the cultural issues of race passing the young voters had he did not tear now tears much abt cultural issues. the policies at all the issues many of these the young voters care about republicans are moving so far away from print they are going so far to the rates for that spells trouble
Democrats have the client a jaw-dropping 15 percentage points from 64% to 49%. juliet is right. young voters are less likely to identify with the political party. we do know that they care a lot about climate change for the care a lot about gun control and gun regulation. they care about issues that increasingly republicans are just not in line with younger voters on pruitt comes to women s health for example these are voters who for the first time now are thinking about a world in which women may not have the same healthcare opt options. ana writes that our generation is taken for granted. i think these are deathly independent voters but republicans have really struggling with them we ve seen that in election after election because they are policies not the cultural issues of race passing the young voters had he did not t now tears much about cultural issues. the policies at all the issues many of these the young voters care about republicans are moving so far away from print they are going so far to the rates for that spells trouble
It s girl. oh. you okay? you okay? yeahfo one. okay, we re fine. my serve. and maybe we should stop behind what pickleball champ stops fors no one, huh?in oh, we got our melons checked. she had a concussionng your bra hitting i was wrong. is worse than losing at y pickleballou hit. saving your brain is a definite word. don t mess with your melon. if you hate it, get it checked. do you? where you are? i m in a dream. and in dream we no longer have any hope of increasing our numbers. tell me where you went today. nowhere. juliet. i take it then, that you are yourselves among the afflicted ? we don t consider ourselves afflicted. good to see you here. good to see you here. well, then, let s get started. our judges don t know what was
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Centuries of litigating cases that may not count as hearsay, but if it does, there are a number of exceptions that apply. it matters whether trump is testifying or not testifying, a little easier to get it in if he s not testifying. it would be suicide given all the things he has said for him to actually appear on the stand. very often defendants don t. but bottom line, brianna, the jury is going to listen to this tape. it may be one of the first things that the jury hears because the admissions on it that he s doing the essential thing that he s on trial for, possessing highly sensitive, dangerous classified information no longer as a president and showing it to other people who are not authorized to see it, wow, that captures what this prosecution is all about. juliet, does the doj need anything else here, the actual document, do they need to link this up with the actual document
You as we hear trump talking here and saying, really, that he didn t do anything wrong and i may know the answer to this question, i think, but is it wise for him to be out there saying this? no, brianna, it is not. in over 30 years of representing defendants, many cases as a defense lawyer, the first thing i told my clients was from this moment forward, you re about to be charged, you ve just been charged, no more talking. not even to other people about the case, much less publicly. every time he offers a different and frequently inconsistent explanation or justification, he just makes his situation in front of the jury that is going to have this documents case worse. juliet, why is this we had seen the partial transcript of
Not come forward with because he could not get the intelligence agencies to declassify them and i think part of this is going to be he s going to pick and choose which pieces are you going to fight over in terms of classification and which ones are not necessary and you can make the case without them. these are complicated cases regarding classified information procedures and speed is of the utmost importance at this stage as we re seeing. so there is going to be choices that jack smith makes about which disclosures he s going to insist on and which not. with trump speaking about it, you kind of don t need the document. look, this is a big day hearing this audio, this exclusive audio obtained by cnn. juliet, norm, thank you to both of you. boris? still to come on cnn news central, ukrainian officials say at least three people including a child are dead after russian strikes hit a popular restaurant. we re going to take you live to the scene. plus, the supreme court deciding a case that would have radically changed u.s.
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