Did you sleep with stormy . Today in court, he had to watch a woman who claims she had sex with him openly testify about it. Stormy daniels was paid 130,000 by mrtrump to stop her going public with claims of a sexual encounter shortly before the 2016 president ial election. Just outside the court room, he insisted he shouldnt be on trial at all. And the trial is a very unfair trial. Its a very, very unfair trial. The good news is they have nothing. Thank you. The court was shown this photograph of mr trump with Stormy Daniels, as she described first meeting him at a Golf Tournament in 2006, the day she says they later had sex. It was at this golf course, she says, that donald trump sent his bodyguard to invite her to dinner. When she got to his hotel suite, she laughed at him for wearing black silk pyjamas while he dangled the possibility of her appearing on his tv show, the apprentice. When she asked about his wife, melania, he told her they slept in separate rooms. As ms daniels desc
Congress has enacted a law that subjects a single named Speech Platform to a permanent nationwide ban. The company also says that its not possible legally, technically or commercially to divest within that time frame. Part of the challenge is that with a billion users worldwide, a lot of its content is actually available across borders, making it all harder to unpick. The Usjustice Department declined to comment, but heres what White House Press secretary Karinejean Pierre had to say when asked about why President Biden continues to use tiktok for his political campaign. So as it relates to the campaign, and obviously other congressional members, they have to speak to themselves, the campaign has to speak to it. But weve been very clear what this law is is not a ban, it is a divestment. Tiktok s ceo shou zi chew, who appeared with his wife, vivian kao, at the met gala last night, is hoping tiktok s other recent First Amendment victories in the us, like blocking the state of montanas bi
appeal from north wales location was known, and so we had an appealfrom north wales police, social media posts, from the boys families, from a show where they were studying, to say that they were very concerned. and we know that the silver ford fiesta has been the cover further up that road. we have heard from a crystal, crystal, one of the mothers of the boys. she said that she did not know that they would come here to north wales. she has been frantically worried. he was a student at shrewsbury college, hassan, we believe. he left home on saturday night, but they did not know he was coming here, they thought he was going somewhere else. they have been tearing their hair out over the past 2a hours or so, as soon as it became clear that they had come to north wales, and secondly that they had disappeared. there was no contact with them at all since that sighting. since the telecommunications that happened. that was a mackie. in a s chief mike chris whitley has been giving
very interesting way. bill: during the trump years this was quite common. make a phone call, take you down there, see what you wanted to see. a very different story in the first two months of this administration. dana: as the feds restrict media access rob portman let fox news tour the border with him. griff jenkins joined him last night and has been delivering incredible reporting from the border for weeks. let s take a look. the residents here in at least the rio grande valley sector of texas where we are say they ve never seen anything like it. the rio grande river is where we re seeing an unbelievable number of migrants coming across this sector here in el paso is on fire as well. hasn t heard the u.s. president now is not the time to come. i listen to the news that they were letting people in. does it frustrate you that the new administration does not call this a crisis? yes, sir, it does. when you see a father with a 4-month-old baby riding on his chest, a
thank you for coming on newswatch. you have been a bbc reporter for a while but it s your first time in a war zone. did you feel in danger? it certainly was a nervy time in the first few days of the invasion. when i arrived it was a marine crisis but it was the speedin a marine crisis but it was the speed in which war descended on notjust kyiv but the whole country. the size of the advance and we saw russian forces moving on from the south, east and north, that really took everyone by surprise and it was that huge unknown that was pretty difficult to deal with. of course it is dangerous but it s about the personal level of risk which you are happy with and we have got a high risk team, a bbc team that solely deal with that and our safety which is the biggest priority. and watching you reporting, seeing you wearing your protect clothing, one wonders what sort of training you would have before going up there? yet so the bbc puts before going up there? yet so the bbc puts on