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on who they votes for this november. trump supporters continue to repeat the president of's claim that the trial was unfair and politicized. while biden are trying to add those reasons. they don't feel donald trump is fit for the presidency. one interesting observation i made, at least for supporters of president biden is that those who have been critical of him based on his handling of the war in gaza are not more inclined to not support him even though the binary choice they will face as november is biden or president trump, who will appear on the ticket as a convicted felon. one voter i spoke to told me that she hangs the options being presented to her as a traditional democratic voter is indicative of a democracy in crisis. take a listen to what she had to say. >> i think it is been in crisis for a while now but this is kind of a culmination of all of that. one of our two options is a felon and the other one also
radio. people say. instead of giving us a list of his supreme court nominees, donald trump needs to give us a list of the ten and democrats he is going to put in jail when he becomes president. >> he also have the vice presidential contenders who want to be on trump's ticket. i'll going out there. we had tim scott on this show last night and not wanting to address what we actually have heard from trump, which is that he wants to prosecute his political enemies if he is elected, there is a desire among the people who want to be trump's running mate to ignore all of that and try to paint this broccoli conspiracy where there really is no evidence of what i mean right now, you've got a bunch of democrats who are being prosecuted, including by joe biden's own justice department. >> look as donald trump decides who his running mate is going to be, very little reason to doubt that the number one qualification is going to be
within these planes. and i'm all for trying all kinds of different ants, but you this is how when we move around the world and it's good to innovate each plane to that changed in 50 years kristen the designer doesn't like it being called double-decker, which was my initial idea. >> he calls with 3d seeding. are you buying a ticket? >> i think that is trying to stretch branding a little too far. i was not a fan at first. i looked at the design and i thought well, this seems interesting, and then i noticed that the prototype didn't have a roof and it really raise some questions to me about the live ability of the top bunk piece of this puzzle. so count me as a fine line, healthy alternative to your favorite soft drink. this way, bloomberg reported sodas startup, ali pop will hit about five hundred million dollars in sales this year. that's more than double last year. and it's more than 500 times what it sold in its first year in 2019. ali pop as part of a growing category of healthy sodas with less sugar
the different parties again. that was jess park with the the different parties again. that wasjess park with the conservative party. damian grammaticas with the labour party who we spoke to earlier, and damien was telling us about that clip that sir keir starmer had done this morning. jess was talking about the clip she did with the prime minister. different broadcasters come together, they all decide the different questions they want to put forward, and those of the ones that get put forward by one journalist. let's turn to the liberal democrats. they say that if they win the election, they will ensure ten premier league games per season are available to watch on free—to—air television. the party's leader, sir ed davey, said the plan was aimed at "tearing down the paywall" of high stadium ticket and tv subscription prices, and "giving premier league football back to the country". let's speak to our political correspondent, ione wells. it is headline grabbing when it
party naysayers but at odds, they make disagree with going to happen at the convention, what does your cup tell you? axelrod or cardinal? >> probably axelrod because of had a bet with my dad on this question for months with a good bottle of wine hanging in the balance here, i think it's going to be biden ultimately on the ticket and as the nominee in november my dad thinks it will be a switcheroo at the convention so we'll see it is a very late hour if they change anything and it's really hard to throw overboard a sitting president is been voted for by millions of people in the primaries who doesn't want to go anywhere and his wife doesn't want him to go anywhere. everything in terms of the way the system works is slanted in the incumbents favor. >> and here we are going into the convention season for those who follow politics, is the most exciting, our olympics so how do
the world sitting on every single board making absolute fortune and industries he knows nothing about in countries where he does not speak the language getting away with absolute murder and they haven't on the damn thing to the guy. yesterday attack donald trump. look much money that guy on the screen has made. awful politics. he has 3 different houses. all really expensive. how do you do that making the $200,000 he made as a senator for 50 years. give me a break. no 1 believes that. they are corrupt as hell but have always protected him. no different than they protected the clintons. look much money the clintons have made and everybody else in the democratic ticket in washington dc. hillary deleted 33,000 miles and got away with absolute murder. along with a lot of other things including the clinton foundation and gas to the prosecute, donald trump because he's a republican and he was the bull in a china shop who went into washington dc and tore apart a corrupt system. he hurt their feelings and smack them in their face.
if they win the election they will ensure ten premier league games per season are available to watch on free—to—air television. the party's leader, sir ed davey, said the plan was aimed at "tearing down the paywall" of high stadium ticket and tv subscription prices, and "giving premier league football back to the country". but the conservatives have dismissed the pledge as "sad and desperate". �*s getan �*s get an update, on all of the parties. 0ur political correspondent, ione wells. a busy weekend, what can we expect? as he outlined, all the parties have different policy announcement they will speak to this we can. for labour, they are keen to move on from what has been a difficult week for them after that row that broke out over whether the veteran mp diane abbott would be able to run
and that makes him look troubling for the swing voters punch the ticket for biden and those have not voted for trump before i think he's in trouble because he doesn't have the message discipline to speak to those voters and i think biden does. >> but let's play trump yesterday reacting to his conviction. >> what they are doing right now winning in the courts. we will show them. we will fight. >> is messaging is really that they are not coming after me. they are coming after you, the voter.
compromised. it's the latest in a series of problems for the company and the industry. >> reporter: tonight the nation's largest concert promoter and ticket selling launching an investigation after announcing the personal data of more than 500 million ticketmaster users had been breached. the parent company livenation entertainment confirmed in a filing late friday they discovered what they call unauthorized activity in a third-party cloud database less than two weeks ago. the hackers reportedly called shiny hunters allegedly offered up the stolen data to the highest bidder on the dark web. names, e-mails, phone numbers, addresses and credit information among other details. >> this may be the biggest breach to date. >> reporter: the company says they're working to mitigate risk to users and they're cooperating with law enforcement. this comes as the doj and 30 state and district attorneys general fired anti-trust
wake of the access hollywood tape. just about every elected republican tried to distance themselves and criticize it. republican national committee shares actually considering how to get him off the ticket. but trump managed to hold things together, due in no small part to the fact that right at that moment he got a guy named michael cullen, his lawyer, to pay to keep the porn start from talking. so the republicans never heard about that story, nor did the the public, which could have been the political deathblow. the lesson he learned was if you enforce this totalitarian unanimity you can keep chugging along. it is a wildly dangerous lesson, because they will do this no matter what he does, and no matter how bad it gets. *n power e*trade's easy to-use tools make complex trading less complicated.