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attention to is the bottom line. obviously, what we heard from the trump campaign tonight is they say they're basically not a lot money off his new title. they say that they raised a combined $141 million with the republican national committee in may that would match what, what president biden and democrats raised in march and april combined. i wonder if that worries you a look, we'll see if they in fact raise that money when they have to file their financial disclosures and mid next month or mid this month, i should say. but what's important is not the money that you're raising. what's important is what you do with it, which is why our campaign on for months has been spending the resources that americans across this country are donate entire campaign, making sure that we're in best to get on the ground to make calls to voters syntax, knock on doors, have a presence in the communities where they are and talk to them about the issues that matter most. while trump, on the other hand, is spending all of those resources to the extent that he does have them on his legal fees. and so again, donald trump is not in this campaign for the american public. donald trump is in this campaign for
interview which revealed biden's diminishment for competence and what the reason for not recommending criminal charges. in their effort to withhold the recording from the public and the doj or those contend that the original audio falls under executive privilege and releasing it could hinder future investigations. my decision and pulled up in court as deepfake can be made from any audio of biden's voice. then again, allows only thing when it involves going after biden -- trump from a conscript -- casket on the conversation is already public but house republicans believe they may have been cleaned up from what joe actually said. which is only for biden's that the medically that what joe said... [laughter] then what he did in the oval office rug. so while the audience -- the audio has not been made public it turns out joe actually recorded himself during the infamous interview and we got our hands on it. >> as many questions.
territory as the first time. he calls trump a convicted felon. he also says that something quotes snapped in trump when he lost in 2020. now, trump is warning what would happen if he's actually thrown behind bars? >> i don't know that the public would stand it. i don't i'm not sure the public would stand for with a house arrest for i think i think it would be tough for the public to take, you know, at a certain point, there's a breaking point trying to me now seeing them contributor leah wright rigueur, former senior congressional gop advisor reno shaw, cnn political commentators anna navarro and coleman hughes, and a trump always going right to the edge of a threat. >> essentially, what did you make of his remarks reckless irresponsible. >> here we go again. really, it's amazing that after what we all live through january 6, and even though today there might be people trying to erase
news night. laura coates live starts right now tonight. >> drugs, a gun, a document, and an alleged lie, another their historic trial. this time the president's son. >> so just who are the 12 jurors who will decide? >> hunter biden's state plus president biden tries at a new tougher message against trump, but not the public. what he just told a group of donors. >> and it was the foul seen round the world, but it has now become something now a little bit more hasn't been the new twist and the caitlin clark story tonight. >> i'm laura coates, live alright, stop me if you've heard any of these statements before, the cases, an unusual prosecution that quote, would not have been filed gantz anyone else? is the result of prosecutors have in quote,
light unless they wanted to. if they make these details public, it is because they are trading various espionage allegations between the west and beijing. —— unless they want it to. laura, thanks for that. that is it for the moment. as always, keep up—to—date with everything we are covering on the website. you can find us on your favourite social media platform as well. that's it from the team in washington, dc for the moment. thanks for watching, stay with us on bbc news. hello there. things are set to turn cooler for the rest of this week as we pick up arctic air, which will spread southwards across the uk during the course of tuesday. so it's going to be pretty disappointingly cool for the time of year, with some really chilly nights to come — gardeners and growers take note — and we'll see a mixture of sunshine and showers. it's all thanks to this area of low pressure pushing southwards out of the arctic,
confidential information and they were core staff. any they were core staff. any resnonse _ they were core staff. any response from _ they were core staff. any response from the - they were core staff. any response from the british government?— response from the british covernment? ., , , , government? the only response has been that _ government? the only response has been that they _ government? the only response has been that they will - government? the only response has been that they will not - has been that they will not comment, they will not confirm or deny anything when it comes to matters regarding the intelligence services. but i think it comes after both london and beijing traded ongoing allegations of increased espionage. let's be clear, when it comes to spying, this has gone on for decades around the world. what is new is we are getting more details. i mentioned the ministry of state security wechat channel. this has been going on since last year, a brand—new channel anyone can subscribe to, and on that channel they have even given warnings to chinese citizens about being lured by what they called exotic beauties who may deliver them into the hands of foreign spies. so they are making the details public. this is china, information does not come to
poll. 49% think he should now and his campaign. when you look at independence, percent of people that believe the verdict was correct goes up to 52% donald trump continues leading the republican party in a revolt against the conviction while attacking the entire justice system. he is openly asking the supreme court to intervene by unknowingly guilty verdict before he is sentenced. he is already wanting about what could happen if he gets jail time. >> i don't know that the public would stand. i think it would be tough for the public to take. at a certain point there is a breaking point. >> allies in running mate are getting in line. tom cotton, jd vance and elise to phonic or even using his exact language thing president
convicted felon. that's not the only thing that got the biden campaign pretty fired up. they're also going after trump's comments about what could happen if he were thrown into jail i don't know that the public would stand it. i don't i'm not sure the public would stand for it with a house arrest for i think i think be tough for the public to take, you know, at a certain point, there's a breaking point biden's team seizing upon those words, accusing trump of quote, teeing up political violence. >> and they're calling him unhinged. it's just wanted a flurry of messages from the biden campaign as openly mocking donald trump but on capitol hill democrats are divided on how biden should well approach this verdict i think the president needs to campaign on his record and what he's delivering for the american people i think people see it. >> they feel it and in their
have a high regard for the justice system in america, it is a hallmark of our democracy and the strength of america. i don't like to see it undermine by anyone and whenever you look at the republican party right now, they're in a bind and to bind is that you've got a presumptive nominee that's going to get to nomination of the party that's going into the fall election and he's been convicted of 34 felonies that's a problem for the republican party. and their answer to it is to say they're bogus that the charges and the convictions are not legitimate. that's a hard case to make to the american public even though they might see the start of that case in new york as partisan, they have confidence in what the jury determined and that's varies by party, of course, but the polls show that slim majority of americans have
the major revolutions from the court proceedings that you've covered thus far? >> i think you've hit on a couple of them tonight, that this is very much an ongoing probe. the attorney general staff is trying to figure out what the guidance was that was provided to these 16 elect ears whose signatures ended up on this certificate falsely claiming that donald trump had won michigan's 16 electoral votes. this investigation is ongoing. there's some element of a federal probe that's looking at this as well that seems very much ongoing, as you mentioned. the key thing here is the attorney general's office has to prove as part of this case to be successful that these individuals had an intent to defraud the public. the question is did these individuals have that intent or was someone essentially fooling them into signing this document, not letting them know what the true purpose of the document was, and then turning around, taking their signatures, and doing something different than what they had told them they were going to do. that's the crux of all of this.