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independent treasury officials have costed labour �*s policies and they amount to a £2000 tax rights for working family. it looks like now the chief treasury civil servant actually wrote to labour at two days ago saying the conservative assessment of their tax plan should not be presented as having been produced by the civil service. the debate sought the labour leader sir keir starmer challenged over hospital waiting lists among other things. with a rant out of the highlights from that debate, this is our political correspondent ian watson. the first debate of the campaign was a head—to—head clash between the prime minister and the man who wanted to replace him. if you�*re still wondering about the key messages they want to hammer home at this election, wonder no longer. this election is all about a choice — more of the chaos and division we�*ve seen for the last 14 years, or turning the page and rebuilding with labour. no—one knows what labour would actually do. but you know what i would do.
they're calling it a rant. it's a comment he made about abortion. take a listen to what mark robinson said in the facebook live. >> abortion in this country is not about protecting the lives of mothers. it's about killing a child because you weren't responsible enough to keep your skirt down. it's not your body anymore. >> again, he wants people to hear mark robinson daying that women not keeping their skirt down. i did talk to the campaign of mark robinson, saying this is his stances on abortion that he would sign a heartbeat bill. and he -- being a supporter of stopping abortion. what this underscores is that abortion is going to continue to be a top issue. not just at the top of the ticket, but all across the races
"the new york times" every day, who aren't even watching fox news or reading "the journal" rubin's here. i love your thoughts this every day. they're just not paying that morning on the significance of one of justice alito's former much attention, so things like a felony conviction, retired clerks speaking out. generals speaking out, the former vice president saying, i tell everyone your thoughts. wouldn't vote for him even though i served under him, >> so what she's saying is those -- those voices have a what's plain for anyone to see. tendency to pop through and to it's just the fact that now it's affect that middle ground. finally coming from someone who >> you passed me a note when the actually clerked for him, even if it's someone who's an admitted progressive. verdict came down after trump so even before this came out there was just no excuse for spoke, rigged trial, rigged alito to be sitting on these election. cases, even before his strained, i think talking about rigged systems when you're sort of an insurgent first-time candidate illogical explanation last week, which think only made matters from the entertainment world or worse and raised more questions business world or whatever than it answered. people saw him as coming from, so the fact they even have a is a different thing than former clerk now needing to tell talking about rigged systems when you ran all the systems. the justice something he i think there's sort of like a shouldn't need to be told, makes depleted adrenal gland in the an obvious case even more obvious than it was before. rigged rant. >> i mean, jordan, what i love >> yeah, well, i mean, we've is that we've had the impression based on alito's many, many heard it a lot. i mean, at some point, you're public appearances where he just, like -- it just becomes bashes the press and seems to like everything is rigged. quote things that people have
convicted felon on 34 counts, but anyone who heard the rant at the bottom of the brass escalator in trump tower yesterday, there is no remorse. he is still promising, if elected president, to terminate parts of the constitution, he has said. weaponize the department of justice against his political critics. in what, seven months, eight months from now? this is not something far in the future. all i am saying is if you like what we saw last week in new york, that is to essentially say this is who he is. voters this november have to think very carefully, is this the kind of america you want? >> roof, michael talks about what he did at trump tower and you got a bit of a taste of it the night when he walked out of court and kept repeating the same words. disgrace. he was talking about how it was
news network let's get back to our coverage of donald trump's guilty verdict. >> and as angry rant today against the judge the district attorney, and one particular witness, michael cohen. listen now i'm not allowed to use his day because of the gag order. but you know, he's just sleaze bag. everybody knows that. took me a while to find out but he was effective. >> he did work but he wasn't a fixer. he was a lawyer joining us now, michael cohen's former attorney lanny davis lambing. what's your reaction to the way trump went after michael cohen today? >> let me just say this about michael cohen. and first of all, i was honored when he allowed me to represent him. this jury vindicated michael cohen and michael cohen told the truth and 12 members of the jury disregarded the shouting of the lawyers representing mr. trump with the words, liar. so for now my only comment is that
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the possibility of being penalized with a fine, probation, or prison time. but none of the efforts to hold trump accountable so far have succeeded in humbling the present or changing his behavior or curbing his attacks on the rule of law. he is the same polarizing and boorish politician we have always known him to be and that has been on stark displacement the jury delivered its verdict in the first criminal trial. yesterday, he invited the media to the gilded atrium of trump tower where he delivered a long and rambling rant attacking the justice system that included some of his trademark sena phobic and anti-immigrant talking points. it was reminiscent of the very beginning of his political career but he wants his first presidential bid nine years ago this month from the lobby of m trump tower. trump had many republican critics back then but those critics have largely been silenced or pushed out by the ed gop or they have surrendered to his takeover of their party. that is perhaps the most
this i'm more than liebermann at the pentagon. >> and this cnn the first thing donald trump did after being convicted in his historic criminal trial was rant against the justice system. >> the former president calling his situation unfair, while also falsely claiming that the trial was rigged by joe biden we're living in a fascist state, but all comes out of the white house. crooked joe biden, the worst president in the history of our country the former president supporters quickly coming to his defense and claiming the trial was a disgrace seeing communist countries. >> this is what i grew up having people in this community tell me about it happened in the days after the castro evolution. obviously those lead to executions this on the other hand, is an effort to interfere in an election. >> i think this is disgraceful. i don't care what you call it was graceful. you're saying i think this proceeding, this legal proceeding is disgraceful. >> joining us now, a cnn senior
spokesperson to rabbit about how donald trump's never -- rant about how donald trump's never going to leave? they realize how poorly this is going, i think, and they're throwing curveballs at this point. it was not a well planned event. rachel: no, and i don't think -- he thinks he is new york, just like fauci thinks he's science, i think robert deniro was a little bit shocked by the reaction he got from people outside of, outside of that a courthouse. look, i don't like cancel culture. i do think we're in a moment, and i think we're going to see if this actually plays out with some of the republican prosecutors across the country. a lot of stuff that i've been hearing from people both online and, you know, in conversations that i've had is that a lot of republicans are, like, enough with mr. nice if guy. mutually assured destruction is the only way this stops. and so whether -- on the cancel culture front or in -- pete: or d.a. as going after democrats. rachel: exactly. maybe that's the only thing that will work.
michael, as always, thank you very much for coming to the show. >> great to be together as always. thank you. >> we have a guilty verdict against the former president on 34 criminal counts while he is also running for president. there is no legal or political precedent for what we are witnessing. but how does this compare to other destabilizing moments in our history? >> i think is choice is pretty clear. in days of yore, if a convicted felon had run let's say for alderman which was probably about as high as he or she would have aspired until the last couple of decades, that person would have said i served my time. i learned my lesson. i have remorse. there will be no one more zealous than i am in enforcing our legal system. instead, you and i saw that rant at the bottom of the brass elevator at trump tower yesterday by the presumed