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Legal problems, becoming a less and less sure thing for the party, if they look at the 2024 election and they view it as existential, which is something i see in all of my research, that republicans view the 2024 election about the survival of the country, if you view the stakes as being that high, why risk it on someone who is under so many different indictments, who is facing so many big challenges in the court. so, that may be if the no the offense itself but the drama around it, the thing that turns some republican voters off. >> congressman, over the course of the former president's polit...

Candidates? most of them are far behind trump. is there a political advantage to doing that? >> right now i think as a primary effect, as, do i want to vote for trump because of this allegation? i don't think you're gonna see many republican voters breakaway. but is a second order effect, donald trump had growing legal problems becoming a less illiterate thing for the party. if they look at the 2024 election and they view it as existential, which is something i see in all my research, that republicans view the 2024 election as about the survival of the country, if you view the stakes as being ...

And i'm telling you why because i believe that jurors are gonna respond to a real life person, and then use the video to supplement the witness testimony. we did not think we could hit play and when. so, i don't know the answer to your question, but we were not gonna risk it, we were relying on real life jurors and we live witnesses to make sure that people understood what happened on the 26th of may, 2020. >> attorney general president biden marked the third anniversary of george floyd's murder with a renewed call for congress to pass that police reform legislation, named after george floyd. ...

While another civil servant who worked in his private office and gave evidence to the inquiry said they were "very sad" at his resignation and that the report reflected a "big pile—on culture" at the civil service. let's talk more about the workplace culture at westminster with dr nicola thomas, a work psychology expert at the university of sheffield. lord kerslake, who was head of the home civil service between 2011 and 2014. he is now a crossbench peer and has advised the labour party. and lord vaizey, a conservative minister under david cameron. welcome to all of you. lord kerslake, the a...

Very healthy, even those never natural. i always thought, there's no free rides. >> what do you mixed with your jack daniel's? >> lately i've been doing vodka. oh gosh. seriously, i don't use the sweeteners. and i try to drink black coffee now. i'm trying to cut down on sugar intake generally. but, i'm not going to stop. if you know, if somebody gives me stevia. >> really? >> no, it's inconclusive. we don't have definitive evidence. >> i wouldn't risk it. i wouldn't risk it. >> a little evidence is enough. >> just go back to regular sugar. >> glad we have resolve all of that. all right everybo...