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let s see. yes listen before we go, we have to say thank you and well-wishes to jared faulkner are technical director. she s headed the weekdays seven years. this show thanks so much inside politics sunday starts now according controversy are predecessor is extreme maga friends are now going after diversity, equity and inclusion all across america 40 president biden takes the stage. it historically black college, as he struggles with young and black voters. there are no, no words, no campaign stop that is going to heal this black people always vote their interests and debating the debates i myself would never recommend going on stage with donald trump. i didn t. trump agreed to go head-to-head can t talk, he can walk, can put two sentences together. how the historic face that s could shake up the race was final hours, i wouldn t be surprised if he is convicted. trump s trial nears its end. as republican flock to manhattan really very difficult to watch. and democr ....
reinvigorated black men who are skeptical about another potential, another four years for president biden, i think that he should have spoken more directly about some issues that are more consequential to all black men writ large. we re seeing a significant percent of black men that are struggling with mental health issues. we have seen an increase in suicide rates for young black boys. we know for a fact that there is an education crisis with young black men across this country that are not getting college degrees please compare it to our black women who are killing it by the way, i would ve wanted to see the president speak directly to what his administration would do to tackle that issue. we still have the issue of over criminalization of black men that is still a problem that this country continues to tackle. the president should have spoken about that issue i do give credit to the president that he acknowledged the history of the college, and he did weave in and i ....
it s seven in the morning in singapore, and seven in the evening in new york, where the case for the prosecution is coming to a close at donald trump s hush money trial in new york. his formerfixer, michael cohen, was once again on the stand today in manhattan facing cross examination. the former president s lawyers pushed him on the accuracy of his recollection of phone calls with mr trump after he d earlier testified that it was over the phone that he got the go ahead to make a payment to stormy daniels. mr trump s lawyers also asked whether mr cohen made regular secret recordings of phone conversations, which they said would have been unethical. mr cohen responded that if he had recorded a crime happening, it would have been an exception to the rule of ethics. mr trump may have been sitting in the courtroom with only his legal team but a group of republican politicians turned out to support him. they echoed his claims that the prosecution was politically motivate ....
that he is not in a life threatening situation. in slovakia we won two elections, the presidential one in october and we had parliamentary elections, so our government has pretty stabile and strong support in the public but after what he did in the political arena, his presence in slovakia, we think the opposition uses false narratives often and in international politics about our government, they speak of false narratives that we want to leave the european union, that we want to join the cooperation with russia. and all these false narratives. and, of course, people from the other side who lost in the elections sometimes believe these narratives, and they can become a little bit, let s say, upset. the attack took place in the central town of handlova. our correspondent bethany bell is in the capital bratislava with more on the suspect, and how the attack played out. this was the moment a european leader was shot. gunshots. ..as he greeted members of the public in front ....
critics are dubbing it the russia law. they say that its similar to legislation russia uses to suppress certain opinions and silence critics of the kremlin. those who oppose the bill also argue that the legislation could negatively affect georgia s chances ofjoining the european union. speaking earlier, georgia s prime minister irakli kobakhidze said otherwise. translation: today is the most im ortant translation: today is the most important day translation: today is the most important day in translation: today is the most important day in terms translation: today is the most important day in terms of - important day in terms of strengthening the independence and sovereignty of our country. the adoption of the on transparency of foreign influence law provides strong guarantees for long term peace and stability in georgia, addressing polarisation which is essential for georgia s immigration into the european union. the bbc s rayhan demytrie has been on the ground ....