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trial that i attended, judge merchan actually excluded the access hollywood tape from entering evidence, the prosecutors could read the contents of the tape, but they couldn't play it because hearing it in the defendant's own voice can be so powerful and judge merchan thought prejudicial. on the other hand, given the subject matter of hunter biden's memoir, hearing his own voice describe him in the throes of addiction. as ken mentioned, there are four jurors here who cited having loved one who is struggled with addiction. that's a full third of this euro. they may be more sympathetic to hunter biden and what he was going through during the time period leading up to his purchase of the gun at issue here because they have heard in his voice how deeply he was struggling with his drug addiction at the time. >> speaking of loved ones, yesterday there was this tense exchange between hunter biden's wife, melissa and garrett ziegler who's a former trump white house aide who worked on trade policy at the time. he was also part of an effort to expose hunter biden's laptop. ken, what happened?
republican parties on this issue and we are going to begin today. the clarification of whose side each of the as parties is on the senator markey, a polling shows that about a third of americans consider contraception a threatened right now, right now, likely potentially to be overturned by the us supreme court as well. >> that's about ten points higher than back in 2022. and roe v. wade was still he when he picked his three supreme court justices. >> and that's the promise to donald trump and a right-wing house and senate republican controlled maga congress will
keir starmer said they were up this year. well, actually they could both be right here. this is the picture. the number of small—boats crossings fell quite dramatically between �*22 and �*23 but, as you can see here, they are up this year so far. so, some context — all of this when it comes to making up your mind. there are a lot more fact—checks from bbc verify now on the bbc news website. that was nick ardley talking through some of the elements of that debate. back to our breaking news story, we understand a letter from the chief treasury civil servant has in the last hour or so cast doubt on the conservatives�* claims of that £2000 tax rise from labour. last night,
so by the time they came to the stage, we will know whether it is going to be the political status quo or which candidate�*s dream have been busted. t or which candidate's dream have been busted. ., .,, or which candidate's dream have been busted. ., , , busted. i love those political puns. i t to busted. i love those political puns. i try to get — busted. i love those political puns. i try to get them — busted. i love those political puns. i try to get them out _ busted. i love those political puns. i try to get them out of _ busted. i love those political puns. i try to get them out of bristol - i try to get them out of bristol yesterday but i did not get as many. i have some fond memories of glastonbury myself. great to talk to you. let�*s cross to simon gilbert. talk me through what we expect to be the key issues in the heart of that battleground in birmingham ladywood? quite right, it is at the heart of birmingham. it is in the city centre. _ birmingham. it is in the city centre, which is the second biggest city in _ centre, which is the second biggest city in the _ centre, which is the second biggest city in the uk and the heart of the country. _ city in the uk and the heart of the country, but people living here and the other— country, but people living here and the other birmingham because it was might— the other birmingham because it was might be _ the other birmingham because it was might be forgiven for thinking they are more _ might be forgiven for thinking they are more on the periphery at three. we are _ are more on the periphery at three. we are about a third of the way through— we are about a third of the way through that countdown and no visits to this _ through that countdown and no visits to this area _ through that countdown and no visits to this area of the country from any of the _
the various— grab attention. we have seen it with the various policy announcements. they had _ the various policy announcements. they had far more compared with labour— they had far more compared with labour new eye—catching policy announcements since the culling of the election. because they need to, given— the election. because they need to, given where it appears they are opinion— given where it appears they are opinion poll wise. this given where it appears they are opinion poll wise.— given where it appears they are opinion poll wise. this letter was sent to labour _ opinion poll wise. this letter was sent to labour on _ opinion poll wise. this letter was sent to labour on the _ opinion poll wise. this letter was sent to labour on the third, i opinion poll wise. this letter was sent to labour on the third, the l sent to labour on the third, the debate was on the fourth, it got leaked to our colleague on the morning of the fifth. part of me thinks the published this on the third orfourth, we wouldn't thinks the published this on the third or fourth, we wouldn't be having this conversation or it may be rishi sunak wouldn't have said it. ., , , , , be rishi sunak wouldn't have said it. labour 'ust published yesterday. we it. labourjust published yesterday. we should say _ it. labourjust published yesterday. we should say that _ it. labourjust published yesterday. we should say that explicitly i it. labourjust published yesterday. we should say that explicitly so i it. labourjust published yesterday. we should say that explicitly so as l we should say that explicitly so as to not _ we should say that explicitly so as to not imply this was published by the service. they were responding to elected _ the service. they were responding to elected that darren the shadow chief secretary— elected that darren the shadow chief secretary to the treasury, had written — secretary to the treasury, had written to _ secretary to the treasury, had written to the permanent secretary of the _ written to the permanent secretary
seeing it on steroids after the conviction on 34 counts 141 million with the rnc and the campaign combined last month, and that's just unheard of. and over a third of that was raised in the 24 hours after the conviction. same thing from the super pac. what i thought was most interesting about the super pac announcement of the 70 million, was there narrowing of the map of where they're going to target those resources, wolf, while there are seven states across the country that will see the book of activity, they circled pennsylvania as the, as the state that they believe will be determinative in this election. >> how. should democrats actually prepare to defend against this? >> well, there's a couple of things. one, i know the campaign is ramping up. they have staffing, hundreds of staff in the battleground states that david, including pennsylvania, because that was the deciding state lasts in 2020 this is why democrats continue to talk about democracy for a lot of voters, democracy feels like this opaque experience. it might not always work for voters of color are voters younger voters, and their interaction with it feels
and the fact that the top board at the treasury has been so explicit, this feels like a different kind of, like a higher def con of that. yeah. and this is the point i was going to make and i'd forgotten, which is that arguably last night then slots into what we've seen on the conservative strategy of the last fortnight, which is to say stuff that generates headlines, basically, grab attention. we've seen it with the various policy announcements they've had far more certainly compared with labour, new eye catching policy announcements since the calling of the election to try and because they need to give and where it appears they are opinion poll wise to change the weather and to get noticed. i mean i don't know if you know the answer to this. they probably said, but this letter was was sent to labour on the third. yes. the debate was on the fourth. yes. it got leaked to our colleague on the morning of the fifth. i mean, part of me thinks if theyjust published it on the third or the fourth, we would be having this conversation or we would have had it two days ago. yeah. and i think part of what.
grant a 33030 motion, which is post-conviction, pre-sentence is one of three things. one is that there's an issue in the record that would automatically be reversed on appeal, which we don't have here. the second one would be newly discovered evidence that they didn't know and couldn't have known before. and i assume they're looking back, it seems unlikely the third is some type of juror misconduct in the jury room. they they read something, they said something. so i suspect there investigators are out there. this was an anonymous jury, but that doesn't mean it means you can't publish their names, but it doesn't mean investigators campaign knocking on doors and hopefully those jurors will not be dragged into morass of a 33030 and it's todd blanche told the attorney, david market is today, they had to destroy the juror information that they did have. so he says they do not don't have it anymore. it's very interesting, judge kohn visor. it's great to have you both here for such an interesting segment. up ahead. a surprise move that was just made giving new meaning to the website that we all look at x now going x rated the increase in wildfire
delivered israel's proposal to hamas. the white house said that happened thursday night. overnight, israel carried out new deadly strikes in central gaza, including against a refugee camp, amidst growing tensions in the south near rafah between israel and egypt about israel's strikes that close to the egyptian border. on monday, israel announced their forces found the remains of four more hostages, three in their 80s. more than a third of the hostages taken on october 7th are now believed to have died. tensions between president biden and prime minister netanyahu are on full display in a new interview with "time." when asked if netanyahu is prolonging the law because he cannot be pursued for bribery and other charges that are facing him, mr. biden responded, there's every reason for people to draw that conclusion. joining me now is michael allen,
that the election was illegitimate and stolen. that seemed to be -- and state after state in key states where they wanted to pick up seats like arizona and michigan and nevada and other states, they nominated candidate across -- who checked that box of the election was stolen and then ended up losing a general election. i don't quite understand it, because this appeals, that message they have appeals to around 30 or 35% of the country, the republican base and in those given states, 30 or 35% the republican base and it appeals to them, they believe it. the problem is, democrats react negatively to it and independents don't like it, so how do you win a general election only appealing to a third of the electorate. >> matthew dowd, sahil kapur, thank you. all right, so there is new information on the pay gap between folks in the cubicles and those in the c swee suites.