A Community Like this, its very much a human response. It is people that drag this town back up, that gets the businesses, schools and families back on their feet. The shops either side were flooded. The pub that we are walking towards was flooded. And that sense of resilience, stoicism and community, that Hebden Bridge is renowned for, has been vital. The Little Things like none of the Cash Machines worked in town, so there was a regular series of somebody saying, well, ill drive to the next town, ill take a bunch of people, we can go to a cash machine and get some cash. When the flood sirens sounds, everybody stops and hopes not to be hit again, but if it does happen this place will deploy its best asset in the fightback, the towns people. Another chance to see meet the author, with Alexander Mccall smith. Alexander mccall smith is as popular as he is prolific. When Mma Ramotswe First appeared as the proprietrix of the no. 1 ladies Detectives Agency of botswana, solving every day pro
A news and interview program, anchored by Erin Burnett. A news and interview program, anchored by Erin Burnett. Obtained by msnbc. If sessions wont unrecuse and Mueller Wont Clear the president , were the only ones, which is really the danger. Thats why, i keep and thank you for saying it, by the way. We have to keep all of these seats. We have to keep the majority. If we do note keep the majority, all of this goes away. Its an astonishing remark, because thats not the job of congress. Congress responsibility is to check the president , the special counsels job is to investigate him. Its supposed to be fair and unbiased. Congress job is not there to sit there and protect a sitting president. But this is the type of thing we have heard before, to try to rile up and motivate the trump basis, that the midterms are really all about protecting the president. This election is going to be about impeachment or no impeachment. Kaitlan collins is outfront live in berkeley heights, new jersey, th
ej carroll, which you were at? . correct. as far as the verdict, he was incredibly still, which isn t something that s typical of donald trump, even in a courtroom. so, i am just being honest and open. i did as much preparation as someone can do when getting ready for one of the biggest verdicts in our nation s history. at the end of the day what my sort of practice brings to the tradition of court art is the unpredictability, which i think people are enjoying and the humanity that goes into the court. you also drew witnesses like stormy daniels and hope hicks and you write words to your pieces. what was it like drawing them and how do you choose the phrases that you ve put into these canvass? i mean, i understand the guilty, guilty, guilty, obviously, but what else? i think sometimes when i m working i m really in a zone, but then i hear something and
unapologetic stormy daniels. joining us now is artist isabel browerman. i m obsessed with you. hi. i am. thank you for being here. my mom sent me these sketches. i hadn t seen them. i just thought, oh, my god, she captured what it s like to be in those rooms. i was in the courtroom with you for a little bit of the trial. it s so hard to describe what it s like in that room. you have an image of what it could possibly be like when you haven t been in there. you think of a pit bull lawyer and people on the stands scared and nervous and a judge who s being very hard lined. that s not what it was like in the courtroom at all. it was very subdued. but there was so much intensity. walk me through what you saw and what you felt and why all of that poured out of you and onto these canvass. i think there s a traditional aspect to the court that s really fun to play with, if you re free to do so. i sort of started to index these