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400 mark. figs its own would be crossing the 400 mark-— its own would be crossing the 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned. — 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there _ 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be a - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be a lot | concerned, there will be a lot of navel—gazing as to why they got this outcome. they didn't get that landslide victory they were really hoping for. what are people saying about that, where have they gone wrong? so where have they gone wrong? sr one where have they gone wrong? 5r one key state in india where the results were very critical for any political party is the state of uttar pradesh, and northern india. why is this state important? letter a, northern india. why is this state important? lettera, it's the most populous state in the country, b, it is the state which sends the maximum number of lawmakers to the indian parliament — all of 80 lawmakers. so whichever party does well in the state has a big say in how the political verdict is likely to shape up. and in the last election, out of the 80 seats in uttar pradesh, the bjp had 162, a resounding victory for the bjp in this state. this is one state where the bjp�*s seats has have to to nearly 30 seats.
separate as empty i'm taking two your to pass to me about it you know lawyer to yes. and the idea that these are the people that are running our country and you don't understand how any of our systems work while they do understand that, but that's the point i would assume that best way do they okay. >> well, you know, telling me i'm not going to necessarily say that they do fully understand, but i do believe that they are the ones that are projecting. they are the ones that are weaponizing our government, the idea that you disagree with what a state is done. and listen, i know everybody was looking forward to georgia. lord knows. i've been rooting for fani and i've been waiting on that georgia case, but this new york case is actually the right one. it is d1 because no matter what happens, trump can't do anything about it. and he doesn't have a governor and a legislature that will change the law to fit him unlike what may have happened in georgia if there was a conviction so i
she had on an actor who talked about his own experience of having been denied his rental application, even though he certainly met the economic criteria, he certainly was somebody who was well-known and yet it was tonight and he talked about bigotry being real even to this day. there'll be those who will say anecdotes are not proof of anything. it's difficult to prove discrimination more broadly yeah. >> but look, the research is very, very clear, particularly in housing and the state of maryland. i'm on a state of maryland task four is dealing with appraisals, dealing with home values. we know across the country that if you live in neighboring because at are predominantly black holding all else equal that at that equals about $50,000 less per home. that is real money that actually contributes to the wealth gap between blacks and whites, which is often times ten to one. that also contributes to what happens in the labor market. what happens in commercial real estate. there is sociological for research actually documenting what happens when people into the labor market, when it comes to whether or not a person has
the president has clearly made up his mind. during a fundraiser last night, president biden called trump unhinged, blasting him as a convicted felon who snapped after he lost the election. he is not alone in taking an aggressive turn with the former president and his allies. earlier today on the hill, attorney general merrick garland defended himself and the justice department against repeated attacks from house republicans. they claim, without any evidence, that the department has a blatantly political agenda which includes targeting donald trump. my colleague hallie jackson has those details. >> reporter: a message both blunt and sharp tonight from the attorney general. >> i will not be intimidated and the justice department will not be intimidated. >> reporter: a full throated defense targeting republican attacks on the justice department and slamming suggestions the doj had a hand in the state felony conviction last week, as trump falsely
this is one state the bjp was banking on but it didn't throw up banking on but it didn't throw up the verdict the bjp was hoping for. so this is one aspect, there were several others raised by india's opposition parties alter the election. for example, development, the unemployment issue which is a huge issue in the country. unemployment among india pots on educated youth is something that's been a big challenge for the country. so while we dig deeper in the days ahead and analyse what went wrong and what went right, these are some of the main issues that people seem to have looked at while pressing the button during voting.- looked at while pressing the button during voting. thank you very much _ button during voting. thank you very much indeed. _ we will have more on this later. you may remember yesterday, the stock markets and india were tanking, there were state in four years. right now in india, the stock markets are up slightly. we will have more on that later in business. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.
state. >> i get that. i get that day. the question is, why not? you we will provide all of your documents in correspondence. that's the question. it's i don't need a history lesson well i'm going to say again, we do not control those offices. >> they make their request indicate with them not whether you control do you communicate with them and we provide those can make a request. we will refer it to our office of legislative, but here's the thing that you come in here and you lodge this attack, that it's a conspiracy heresy theory, that there is coordinated lawfare against trump. >> and then when we say fine, just give us the documents, give us the correspondence. and then if it's a conspiracy theory that will be evidenced democrats said republicans were playing for an audience of one. there were about to nominate a convicted felon and they don't know how to cope with that the gop taking aim at garland for appointing special counsel, jack smith, who is leading the prosecution against trump in two federal indictments. >> your first choice? >> i'm not gonna go into the
merrick garland testified before the republican-led house judiciary committee at a hearing ostensibly about oversight of the justice department. >> for the first time in american history we do have a presidential administration that is working to put its opponent in jail. >> you are intentionally allowing the department and the agents therein to engage in political prosecution. >> the law we have seen against former president trump will do great damage beyond our time in public assist service. >> at one point in history republicans used to just excuse trumps lies or pretend they didn't hear him. no longer. they have taken a knife to any tether that still binds them to reality and are now just floating away into the fact- free universe of donald trump like balloons or seagulls in a stiff wind. and, it is not just a hard-line wing of the party anymore. this was a so-called moderate from the state of new jersey trying to take a shot at state prosecutors fani willis and
less the illusion that some elected prosecutor is going to let merrick garland tell them what to do is ludicrous. i would've told the attorney general to pound sand if he came in my office while i was the elected d.a.. but what's going on here is they want to get their base excited. i think joe biden space understands how serious and damaging this is but to disengage voters between this group are going to decide the selection i getting convicted for felonies really hurts trump with that group and that is why you are seeing this really hair on fire, this is all agenda deal because they are worried about those disengaged independent voters that have gone back and forth from people like barack obama to donald trump and joe biden and now they are trying to fight for them to come back to donald trump. >> 34 felony counts unanimous jury decision cuts through the noise quite clearly. you know, the legal troubles in and around donald trump are not dissipating. there is the state electors
has been since known as tank man, we don't know the name of this man who looks like just walking to work and stood in front of a column of tanks. they were shooting bullets above his head, trying to get him to get out of the way even getting these photos to the rest of the world was was quite an ordeal because at that time beijing was shutting down all live transmission cnn had to hide its videotapes in the us embassy before tours smuggled them in a suitcase and flew them to hong kong, which at that time was free to report about this. it's very different situation today. >> and the photo, the most famous one there were about six of them, but the most famous was geoff a wide nerve, the api they had to smuggle the film in a canister hidden in the photographer shoe just to get these images to the world, but they remain not only iconic to this day, but i think for a lot of people, a symbol of the individual standard in up to the power of the state. yeah, we're showing you the color bars that is happening in china right now. we're being
appealed and come back to us adding just once a month, so also pushing that beyond election day. however, these are still things hanging over donald trump's head . to rather point, what is interesting about the state cases as they really go after trump's lawyers so for example, the case you mentioned was a constitution of lawyers including ken chas borough. to go after the lawyers even if donald trump did admit it, what you are looking at is the states you seem very empowered today to go after people who are helping trump break the law in those states, and it's going to make it difficult for him to find people who want to sign up for that job again even if he is president of the united states because again we have state courts and federal courts. we have the justice department. we have state prosecutors. clearly there are states that are willing to do things like this. >> yes, the states plow ahead and as we know from the