Maybe even me if i am honest. that s not the issue. what will the jurors feel when they make that decision. it takes just one of them who says you know what? he wasn t really lying. he was lying with himself and we ll let him go and pardon him. jurors can issue a pardon and say we aren t going to find him guilty. they can do that. harris: they can look at all that evidence and nullify it. they can look all that evidence as the elephant in the room and they can use nullification like they didn t see it. mark, thank you very much. new action about trump s vice presidential choice is telling fox news sources are telling fox news who could be the second in command. we have a list of names. you know them well. the power panel next. ns, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility
supposedly durbin is looking on the for the confirmation of judges, they just passed the 200 mark, but even apart from politics, one thing we can say, in the absence of any teeth, when we are just ad hoc, when the political theater has gotten to a pointy justice alito has made a representation and really it might be wrong. it might be false, it s all the more important in the absence of any kind of formal guidelines at that point to follow through. i cannot see the argument against at least a hearing. i can barely construe his letter, giving every indulgence to it not being untruthful, but man, do we have to know that. the difference between a justice who when things get really tough, doesn t tell the truth to congress and one who does, to answer your question to ian, that would be impeachment
Basildon man was meant to win it for the tories in 92 and then in 97 labour got worcester women. but now i m sounding very old. but my question, the one wasn t it at one point ijust think they always sound like those skeletons, glaciers going, oh, we found such and such man who reveals that humans lived on berries. that s right. and this sort of both useful and unusable, these kinds of cliches. but they but they are cliches. but, mark, it s fantastic to hear from a real, an actual workington man rather than a cliched workington man. but mark, you didn t tell us what your politics are. i d like to know that. were you misrepresented by that terrible cliche or not? yeah. mark, get back in touch. email us newscast at bbc.co. uk. although he already knows our email address because you already emailed us. i mean, it s for other people who don t know it now. laura, i thought we could end where we where we started, go full circle and talk about d day. and i know that you have been delving into your own family archive. well, it s funny, i don t like to talk about my family. i think it s bad enough for people i m related to that. i m on tv at all. however, d day really made me think
So, sometime ago, we heard prime minister modi speaking at the headquarters of his party, and talking to supporters there. he didn t acknowledge that there had been a significant reduction in the number of seats they had one he said, this is a vote, people have put their belief in the bjp s vision for a developed india. but one of the reasons why there s been so much focus not on the fact that he won which was widely anticipated but on how he won, and this reduction in the number of seats is partly because of the prime minister himself. when he started his campaign, he said, we are going to win more than 400 seats this time around, and they are a long way off that mark. going into this election, they were also the most powerful party, they had the most amount of money to spend on the election and that s why the reduction of the seats is being talked about so much. it is of course an historic
That doesn t happen or that doesn t occur. but part of that false hope that s is sometimes presents. it as well. if you go this way, this is your mega get to united states. if you re pursuing economic opportunity, a lot of people that come, that s what they claim or when they re asylum claim is turned out. it s because they admit they re looking for jobs and economic opportunity for their families. but listen to this happy every employer, every we initially when i talked, is desperate for more workers. thanks to president biden, we have record low sustained levels of unemployment are hiring needs more workers to keep growing imagine if we brought it into legal pathway opportunities and linked people looking for work with employers, meeting workers that would be more mark and more effective, more thoughtful way to let me ask you this, senator, i want to play for you what your colleague in the house, alexandria ocasio-cortez said about the president s border policy, but also about the political situation that he s facing well, i think it
They are really unreasonable. they will beat party leaders to a pulp if it helps them get an amendment passed. progressives, do they have more liberal views than others? yes they do and sometimes it can hurt and tim ryan ran a great race in ohio because he was a centrist. still it is the progressives are reasonable and as mark was saying, who are they going to vote for? they will throw their votes away if they go for rfk or one of the other three independents and third-party candidates and they are certainly not going to sit at home because if they do they are as guilty as anybody who votes for trump. in the end they will be reasonable, the vast majority will, and they will come back to joe biden. i m not saying treat them badly, just recognize they are more pragmatic. that is not a bad word. they are more pragmatic than
400 mark. figs its own would be crossing the 400 mark- its own would be crossing the 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned. 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be a - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be a lot | concerned, there will be a lot of navel gazing as to why they got this outcome. they didn t get that landslide victory they were really hoping for. what are people saying about that, where have they gone wrong? so where have they gone wrong? sr one where have they gone wrong? 5r one key state in india where the results were very critical for any political party is the state of uttar pradesh, and northern india. why is this state important? letter a, northern india. why is this state important? lettera, it s the most populous state in the country, b, it is the state which sends the maximum number of lawmakers to the indian parliament all of 80 lawmakers. so whichever party does well in the state has a big say in how the political verdict is likely to shape up. and in the last election, out of the 80 seats in uttar pradesh, the bjp had 162, a resounding victory for the bjp in this state. this is one state where the bjp s seats has have to to nearly 30 seats.
In the bjp s vision for a developed india. but one of the reasons why there s been so much focus not on the fact that he won which was widely anticipated but on how he won, and this reduction in the number of seats is partly because of the prime minister himself. when he started his campaign, he said, we re going to win more than 400 seats this time around, and they are a long way off that mark. going into this election, they were also the most powerful party, they had the most amount of money to spend on the election and that s why the reduction of the seats is being talked about so much. it is of course an historic victory it s only the second time in the history of india that a prime minister has been reelected for a third time. and, notwithstanding that historic victory, what went wrong for modi and his party? so i think, when we have final results fully in, you know, we will be able to properly what went wrong. but if you look at some
On the other side, they are really unreasonable. they will not compromise. they will beat their party leaders to a pulp if it helps get a amendment passed. progressives, do they have more liberal views than others? they do and sometimes it can hurt. tim ryan and a great race because he was a centrist. still the progressives are reasonable and as mark was saying, who are they going to vote for? they will throw the votes away if they go for rfk or one of the other three independents. they are certainly not going to sit home because if they do they are as guilty as anybody that votes for trump. in the end they will be reasonable and come back to biden. so i am not saying treat them badly, just recognize that they are more pragmatic.
Traveling to normandy where tomorrow he ll mark the 80th anniversary of d-day with a speech and an even bigger one. next in total the president will spend five days in france. indeed on friday he ll speak at the famed point to hawk cliffs, a site of the d-day landings where allied forces fought back against infautsys while in normandy president biden will meet with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy to discuss the ongoing russia invasion. reuters reports the meetings over the next two days will focus on isolationism and the need to stand up to dictators. joining us now national security and political reporter for politico, paul mccleary. paul, good to see you this morning. so let s talk a little bit about this trip. it s obviously at its core to mark what happened 80 years ago the incredible heroism there on