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to regaiin ordern some level of credibility, i don't think they could all of a sudden try to patch together a deal at theh last second in the face of this trial, in the face of the last deal that felle apart. it would just be too bad now. weiss is the guy the, special prosecutor. his whole career is on, specs fm the line. he's probably getting calls from delaware and he's getting heat from justic and hed hold firm because this is just blow up the justice department. if they cu j t a last second, they're going to be presenting evidence of him smoking crack on camera on the day of the gun purchase. and they're going to be bringing in his three ex-girlfriends. one is the the widow of the widw other son. >> and joe biden paid a visit earlier in the week. they say it was about an anniversary. but, you know, when's the president ever gone to hero? house for anything? >> and so i don't know what he told her. it looks he witness tamperingage is to me, but i think the message is clear. >> jbetter say the right thing. >> i got you new pen. thank you very much. welcome, greg.
citizens it was a way out. more than 1 million palestinians in gaza fled south after being warned to go there by the israeli government to avoid being attacked and now the israeli government plans to attack the very place that told palestinians they would be safe. let's take a look at how it all happened. on october 7, hamas infiltrated israel's borders. by our latest count, 121 hostages still remain in gaza. october 13, israel was preparing a large-scale, military response to invade gaza, eliminate hamas and rescue hostages. planes demonstrated -- distributed leaflets with the message, move south for your own safety. many sought safety in one of the largest cities in southern gaza. the idf then bombarded gaza city, killing hundreds of civilians. over the next several weeks the israeli military also continued to move south. on december 1, the idf began
again as an mp, it was then announced she would be able to after lots of back and forth but i think certainly labour want to get their message back onto policy now after some internal disputes about that. they are, as you mentioned, announcing a new policy around reforming employment and benefits, trying to get more people into work. they said one of the ways they would do this is getting local mayors to bring employment schemes in the area and combining career support and job centres so people can get more advice when they are trying to find advice when they are trying to find a job. the conservatives, as you mentioned, are trying to expand their existing towns fund, so giving certain towns around the uk extra money which local people would decide to use to invest in things like regenerating the local high streets was that this is an existing scheme which they are expanding. the conservatives have denied this morning that this is a way to give certain areas that they want to win
party that can provide a stable economy and they are the party that has economic credibility. that is a battle of narratives that i am very sure is going to continue throughout the campaign, but an interesting dividing line in terms of their messages between labour and the conservatives, and we can get a really their view of the bus because all of the activists had moved away. what rishi sunak is essentially trying to say is do not change horses midstream. he is trying to get people to stick with him, whereas you will notice when soma keir starmer, the labour later stands up on a podium, usually there is a word right by his head that says a change, so that has a very clear message going on between the two parties, one thing, stick with me, what we're doing, and the other thing, no, it is time to a very different message between the two parties. pa, different message between the two arties. �* ., ., ., ,
'community aside and were tossing her community aside and leading black figures and wrote a letter saying in the process with diane abbott indicates a determination to humiliate her and coming with a —— from a community where in various is a daily reality, we know in venice when we see it. they understand my black voters are thinking twice about voting for labour? —— we know unfairness when we see it. what is your message to them today? if you want change, the powers with you, you have to vote for change. we powers with you, you have to vote for change-— for change. we have changed this labour party _ for change. we have changed this labour party and _ for change. we have changed this labour party and put _ for change. we have changed this labour party and put it _ for change. we have changed this labour party and put it back- for change. we have changed this labour party and put it back in - for change. we have changed this| labour party and put it back in the service of working people. what we are asking now, humbly asking, is the opportunity to change our country and put it back in the service working people. that requires both setting out her ambition to change the country, but also the first steps, the down payment, if you like, stabilising
which is more of the chaos and decline under the tories or moving our country forward with labour. that's the argument. i'll take that out there and we'll take it on the bus, ange will take it on the bus every single day because it's so important that we get the chance in this election to turn the page. so let's talk about voters. faiza shaheen said you're tossing her community aside. lord willie, the co—founder of operation black vote, said the labour party has a lot of work to do to build trust within the black community. leading black figures wrote a letter saying the process with diane abbott indicates a determination to humiliate her. and coming from a community where discrimination is a daily reality, we know unfairness when we see it. can you understand why black voters are perhaps thinking twice about voting for labour? and if they are, what's your message to black and brown voters today? let me give my message to voters, because i think this is very, very, very, very important, which is if you want change, the power is with you because the vote is with you, you have to vote for change. we have changed this labour party and put it back in the service of working people. what we are asking now, humbly asking, is the opportunity to change our country and put it back in the service of working people.
according to reuters, there's been some alarming commentary on some pro-trump corners of the internet okay one example quote, time to start capping some lefties said one post. this cannot be fixed by voting joining. me now, is, adam chins and girls see an senior political commentator and former republican congressman who you know, served on the january 6 committee. congressman. thank you so much for joining. i have to begin on that last point in particular, because you have spoken many times about the power of speaking up, but also the prospect of being harmed, of being called out of being mistreated, of being threatened. when you see what the former president had to say and the actions we're hearing from those who are as allies in congress. they're pushing quite a message what is your action? the other really they really are pushing this message and it's not surprising because when you have to and i mean this like seriously when you
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>> look, no democrat is able to do what donald trump does and just repeat the same lines at nod to see him -- lines ad nauseam. i do think the refrain with hillary clinton created this psychic atmosphere where when comey reopened the case before the election there were all of these associations that there was something untoward and people were worried. remember, people were worried. how can she be president with a possible criminal investigation over her head. what kind of chaos l will that cause? you don't get people there unless you say it over and over and over again. felon, ellen, felon. >> even the ones you highlighted, these are good, but there was no message. >> that was the social media version of popping champagne. >> which is fine, but have a message. >> the fact is there is an
axelrod, he's also going to be delivering president biden, whatever he has to say going forward in the context now of the hundred for biden trial, which is about to get underway what do you think president biden will do well, look you mean in terms of addressing the trump case or case, i don't think he'll do i think he was pretty muted in his response and i think that was appropriate. he addressed it more as president than candidate about what it meant for the country. and then he moved on as james and i are both saying, i hope what he says is the message should be i'm fighting for you and your future. and this is how, this is what he would do. i'm fighting for you. he's fighting for himself that's what how he should frame this up. i don't think he should dwell on this 11 point on sentencing michael