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brown's wife, connie. >> nick said to him how could you go into a war zone without a gun? bob said first off, i figure if it's that bad there will be guns lying around. if i don't have a on i can assure you i'm going to get the picture of the s.o.b. who suits me. >> the m-16s are old and battered, but they say they have enough ammunition. >> he always says is going to be okay. i will be fine. if shirley oliver -- shirley oliver heard a lot of that during her 20 year marriage. >> i try not to worry that much. they called him mr. lucky because he always came back. >> leading the team was the
20 minutes after we knew they delivered a verdict that they had to go sign off on each of the verdict forms, a separate form for each of the 34 counts that donald trump was convicted on. some juries will walk into the room and they will take a straw poll. if everyone is pretty much an agreement, they will move on from there relatively quickly. it is possible that that is what happened here. we know from the jury's questions, that they wanted to review both the evidence and the law and that really gives this appearance that worked diligently to fulfill their obligations. maybe we will learn more about this verdict. the judge has suggested that these jurors remain anonymous. i think that is certainly in their own self interest. there is part of me that hopes we won't learn more about the process but whatever ultimately we are able to discern, what we do know is that they believed unanimously, as neil pointed out, that the government put on
the england manager will be without several key players, after a long season, for the match with bosnia & herzegovina at st james' park, with iceland at wembley to follow on friday. the likes of harry kane and jack grealish trained today — 26 of the 33 training squad were there. manchester city's phil foden and john stones among those being rested. but southgate feels the team gelling together early will help in the build up. we are going to be together, i think is another a3 days or whatever, till the final. not everyone of those daysis the final. not everyone of those days is going to be a great one, not every hour is going to be perfect, but we are trying to embed some principles this week in what we have talked about, and what we have worked on, and, you, tomorrow's the first sort of opportunity to display that in public. champions league winner jude bellingham is missing both games this week after his season with real madrid and his huge role in the team's success. bellingham was part of the celebrations at wembley last night, helping the side beat borussia dortmund to win the european cup.
what we are looking at. and then an opportunity to see some combinations see people in different positions, perhaps. some players with fewer caps than others. lots of different objectives and i think the boys will play well. i like how they have trained. we have come with a really good mentality all week. we are going to be together, i think it's another 43 days or whatever, till the final. not everyone of those days is going to be a great one, not every hour is going to be perfect, but we are trying to embed some principles this week, in what we have talked about, in what we have worked on, and, yeah, tomorrow's the first sort of opportunity to display that in public. this man here, champions league winnerjude bellingham is missing both games this week — after his season with real madrid and his huge role in
labour candidate for a constituency, and that she intends to run. accusations have been levelled at keir starmer that he is trying to purchase party of left—wingers. have thoseissues purchase party of left—wingers. have those issues been resolved, or are they still rumbling on? the? those issues been resolved, or are they still rumbling on?— they still rumbling on? they are still rumbling _ they still rumbling on? they are still rumbling on. _ they still rumbling on? they are still rumbling on. there - they still rumbling on? they are still rumbling on. there are - they still rumbling on? they are l still rumbling on. there are some former labour mps who have been told that they can't stand. tuesday is the deadline, the ruling executive of the labour party makes a final decision and has to rubber—stamp any candidates, so they can block them. we will see what happens then. the most prominent former labour figure jeremy corbyn, who led the party, he was also ousted from labour and has not been readmitted. he was weighing up not been readmitted. he was weighing up whether to stand as an independent candidate in the seat yourself for many years and has decided to do so. so, there will still be those kind of candidates, running up against labour candidates, even though they are former members of the party. the cap
falsehoods and lives. he may very well have the right to this appeal. he may have legitimate grievances, but there are so many other things that he says. on the other side of that you have and president of the united states, joe biden, who is his opponent five months from now and is in so many ways restricted on what he says, other than calling on americans to trust the rule of law implemented in this country for more than 250 years. >> let's go back to the moment. we were all in air together. my executive producer sat in my ear there is a verdict. i blurted out there is a verdict! can you take me back to that moment. what did you know? >> i knew there was hour verdicts. that is when we got the note that it was going to be 30 minutes when the 34 accounts would be red. that was the question. it was going to be up to that foreman to ultimately deliver what everybody had agreed on, as those 12 jurors unanimously.
change of static -- status. as a convict he is in a grimy system that he has to submit to. he is just beginning to understand. >> the last time i renew my passport if the last form that asked if you are a felon. he has to check yes. take me through what he can and cannot do now that he is and balance. >> there are certain things like can he possess a on? once he is a and there is a enemy statue that makes it illegal to possess a. there are issues with respect to his being able to vote. if he gets some sort of sentence during the time that he is serving it, that may preclude him from voting the anomaly that he wants people to vote for him, but he might be
the deputy party leader angela rayner weighed in, saying she thought it was no reason why diane abbott couldn't stand, and that seemed to force the labour leader to say the same thing. really it was all up to diane abbott now whether she would decide to stand, and she then put out on x, a message responding to suggestions that she had been offered a peerage, to be put into the house of lords. she said this is factually incorrect, i have never been offered a seat in the lords and would not accept one if offered, and then confirmed that she is the adopted labour candidate for her constituency, and that she intends to run. accusations have been levelled at sir keir starmer that he is trying to purge his party of left—wingers. have those issues been resolved, or are they still rumbling on? they are still rumbling on. there are some former labour mps who have been told that they can't stand. tuesday is the deadline, the ruling executive
donald trump. >> i mean, susan collins, the senator for maine, not donald i'm trump fan at all. it she even came out and said, i think this is wrong that may be but what that was jesse watters saying that fox news host, i could take jesse watters is the one hand tied behind my back. the violent rhetoric is really troubling from my per second. you can disagree with, you can say this is terrible. this shouldn't have happened, but the idea of violent red, and we're going to rest people. matt walsh is a menace in that regard. this is not the way we shoved guide posted on. yes, exactly. because this is not how we should talk. you can have disagreement without moving into violent rhetoric. and to suggest it is a real mistake early on. >> what about that? i mean, it's fair game to criticize the result the verdict of the jury but it's gone beyond that in some cases where there's talk about going after democrats and let's put joe biden in jail and i understand