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but to help people overcome whatever barriers they might face to living an independent, fulfilling life. everyone with the potential should be supported, and not just to earn but to contribute and belong. and we must never tolerate barriers that hold people back from making their contribution and from sharing in that sense of self-worth that comes from feeling part as something bigger than ourselves. and that is why this is moral mission and why the value of work is so central to my vision for welfare reform. and it's fitting to be setting out that vision here at the center for social justice. over your 20-year history, you've inspired far-reaching changes to welfare, and i want to pay tribute to you and of course your founder, my friend ian duncan smith, who began that journey of reform through 2010, a journey carried through ably
listen, there's a lot of intensity inside the courtroom, and now it seems like there's plenty of intensity outside the courtroom. >> reporter: there is.e there is. i just want to kind of give you an update, i know that we're following what's happening inside theth courtroom. i do want to give you an update out here, seeing chris, because i do think it's important. as you mentioned, as i talked about earlier, we have no idea if what just took place in front of me has any connection to what happened inside that courtroom over the last couple of days anv the ongoing hush money trial with the former president of the united states. but i wanthe to reiterate to fos what i just saw, which is an individual setting himself on fire just about 50 feet away from me. as we learned thatt a full jur had been impanelled in the hush money case involving a former president of the united states. he is currently moving, as security professionals and now new york fire department and nypd have allyo showed up in foe to put the fire out. the fire has now subsequently
sure way of knowing. it's one of those things that you know it when you see it, and judge marchand has to make a judgment call on each of these facts that the state wants to bring in. >> adam, what would be a win here for the prosecution then? what is trump's team trying to avoid? >> i think trump's team is going to try to avoid getting any of this in. trump has some great attorneys, some of them are very experienced in state court. but i think that for the prosecution's side, this is a long list. they get in half, they'll be very happy. >> yasmin, what else is happening in the courtroom right now? >> reporter: so hearing from one of the attorneys for the people kind of setting up the centerpiece for this case that i want to read for you. there is a particular need for the people to introduce evidence to assess the defendant's credibility, and they intend to make witness credibility the centerpiece for the trial, and that is an argument for permitting the sandoval evidence. one other thing which is just some color from inside the
anybody, so where are we here? with res-ect to anybody, so where are we here? with respect to this. _ anybody, so where are we here? with respect to this, the problem is there — respect to this, the problem is there is— respect to this, the problem is there is not a wider context, that sets out— there is not a wider context, that sets out a — there is not a wider context, that sets out a pathway to an end state, so we _ sets out a pathway to an end state, so we are talking about a very narrow — so we are talking about a very narrow set _ so we are talking about a very narrow set of negotiations but we are not— narrow set of negotiations but we are not talking at how we exit the whole _ are not talking at how we exit the whole problem and the pathway to palestinian state? that is the only way you _ palestinian state? that is the only way you can create a context in which _ way you can create a context in which you — way you can create a context in which you can actually resolve this problem _ which you can actually resolve this problem long term. we have been back and forth— problem long term. we have been back and forth over 75 years, in various stages _ and forth over 75 years, in various stages of— and forth over 75 years, in various stages of conflict, and there has to be stages of conflict, and there has to he an— stages of conflict, and there has to he an end — stages of conflict, and there has to be an end state here and we are not setting _ be an end state here and we are not setting up— be an end state here and we are not setting up the vision, nobody is setting — setting up the vision, nobody is setting out the vision or a pathway to it _ setting out the vision or a pathway to it. ,., ., ., setting out the vision or a pathway to it. ., ., i. setting out the vision or a pathway to it. ., ., 4' setting out the vision or a pathway to it. ., ., i. ~ ., to it. gordon, do you think that the us is not using _ to it. gordon, do you think that the us is not using the _ to it. gordon, do you think that the us is not using the leverage - to it. gordon, do you think that the | us is not using the leverage it has? it is using it but it is using it in the wrong way. discouraging israel from finishing the job of eliminating hamas and i hate to say
concerted which there is judge kaplan with a person i have no idea of gel. >> they called and said they're showing us i had no idea who this person was this judge or if you look at a gora versus that mar-a-lago, whichever was worth a video or 1,000,000,000.5. kelce said it was where 18 how this because that suited his narrative. but what what's happening in this city and all over the country. but what's happening in particular in this setting, some very good, but way, some are very fair. >> those is really the cities to thrive. >> but what's happening here with me judicial system is an outrage and all over the world they're watching it and all over the world, levs and this is a gif which to try and irna campaign that's reading the worst president in history by just the worst president in the history of at beating him and this is the only way they think they can link, but it's not going to work. thank you very much everybody what do you
migrants are taking the jobs and have to do something becausdo e no country can sustain it. these are prisoners and people from atlanta to la. >> harlem's chanting, trump, jes trump,se: trump. >> while donald says mentally ill bad brains are taking their jobs, that momentmexica destroys all the propagandnsa, t the spontaneity, the humanity, the reality of a moment likehe points that renders all the talking points and all the hopes is powerless. chain he's setting off chain reactions with moments like oments lthis. don't c >> and last week in atlanta, i have what the media tellhes you. trump we okay for yeah, we d o p m in la give you a come on, come on, come on. let me get way to get ridf
here illegally. hispanics are not getting jobs, migrants are taking the jobs. we will have to do something because no country -- these are prisoners and people from mental institutions. >> jesse: harlem is chanting trump, trump, trump while donald says mentally ill bad mexicans are taking their job. that moment destroys all the propaganda. the spontaneity, the humanity, the reality of a moment like that renders all the talking points in all the hoaxes powerless. he's setting off chain reactions with moments like this and last week in atlanta. >> i don't care what the media tells you, mr trump, we support you. 4:00 pm. >> let me give you a hug. [ cheering and applause ] >> thank you, i'll tell my mom! >> we are going to get rid of
legislation in this parliament and the way the government has held accountable by the government. additionally, there is information in a statement that hasn't been previously reported and for those reasons as i do not wish to disadvantage other members, i tend to allow the statement to be made. but i remind the government that this parliament must be given its proper place. the cabinet secretary will take questions at the end of her statement and there will be no interruptions or interventions during her statement. interruptions or interventions during herstatement. i interruptions or interventions during her statement. i call on the cabinet secretary.— during her statement. i call on the cabinet secretary. please allow me to beain b cabinet secretary. please allow me to begin by setting _ cabinet secretary. please allow me to begin by setting out _ cabinet secretary. please allow me to begin by setting out my - cabinet secretary. please allow me to begin by setting out my regret i to begin by setting out my regret andindeed to begin by setting out my regret and indeed my apology to you and the chamber_ and indeed my apology to you and the chamber for— and indeed my apology to you and the chamber for the media speculation that has_ chamber for the media speculation that has surrounded the content of my statement today. i regret it it because — my statement today. i regret it it because i— my statement today. i regret it it because i take this seriously but it has become more difficult for me to communicate something. i have asked
asjess parker reports. it is of course a pretty idyllic setting here on the italian island of capri, but the agenda for g7 foreign ministers is a daunting one. firstly on the middle east, of course, they have been calls for israel to show restraint in response to i run's unprecedented attack on saturday, itself a response to an attack on an iranian consulate. —— iran. and what israel's president visit —— benjamin netanyahu says said is that israel will make its own decisions, despite all the calls for restraint in the reasons —— region. g7 is set to put new sanctions against iran but there is also a move by nations to refocus discussions a little bit on issues like humanitarian aid to gaza, freeing israeli hostages and of
racism and bigotry is happening. you know, i used to run campus reform. type in the university that your kid goes to. i'm sure there is some type of professor or some type of student organization that is allowed to do this sort of hateful demonstration. and when you have the fbi director who testified before the committee and said over 60% of the hate crimes are directed toward the jewish people, you would think we'll start doing something about it. but they are openly doing this in our country. setting fires. this is not gaza. this is not palestine. this is america. and we have people chanting death to america and setting things on fire. >> steve: that was last night. 36 hours earlier -- remember, and we talked about this yesterday, there were some google employees who were pro-palestinian who had set-ins -- sit-ins in the boss' office for 10 hours the guy who runs google cloud out on the west coast and also in the