the bridge used to be packed with addicts. they are often huddled together, high and shooting up. there we have is pretty inhumane, as you know. there we have is pretty inhumane, as you know. it s there we have is pretty inhumane, as you know, it s basically to lock them you know, it s basically to lock them up you know, it s basically to lock them up and make them sweat it out. again, them up and make them sweat it out. again, it them up and make them sweat it out. again, it doesn t have lasting effects. again, it doesn t have lasting effects, not lasting beneficial effects hello, welcome to the context. brand new programme tonight. from now on, we will be with you at the earlier time of 2000 bst and for two hours rather than one. which give us plenty of room then to focus on our top stories. will be getting the view tonight from ukraine and russia, on the information war that s bring fought over the death of the russian blogger. we will bring you up to dat
people think this is a bit vulgar, some people think he wants it to look presidential and that is what this is all about, flying with the trump livery on the plane. of the people can t get enough of that, thatis people can t get enough of that, that is donald trump, he tends to dominate the public space. lets bring in doug haye former communication adviser to the republican national committee and richard painter he s a law professor at the university of minnesota and served as chief white house ethics lawyer for george w bush. welcome to you both. what do you make of it today, the motorcade from mara lago, the plane with the livery, the fact that we are all tuning in. it is a historic moment, but as i say, some people might not like this. , but as i say, some people might not like this. . . . like this. yesterday was wrestlemania, - like this. yesterday was wrestlemania, and - like this. yesterday was| wrestlemania, and what like this. yesterday was - wrestlemania, and what we see
that he should drop out of the race. do you believe that now that he s been indicted that he should drop out to? well, i do. and for a couple of reasons, i mean, committee offices more important and for a couple of reasons, i mean, first of all, offices more important than individual person. so, for the sake of the office of the presidency, i do think that it s too much of a sideshow and distraction, and he needs to be able to concentrate on his due process, and there is a presumption of innocence. the second reason is, throughout my eight years as governor and as a political leader, i have always said that the people don t have to step aside from public office if they are under investigation, but if it reaches the point of criminal charges that have to be answered, the office is always more important than a person. doug, that it s really interesting, isn t it? you can criticise the process and argue that it s done him a load of good in the polls and earning money from the small donors
the indictment based on what we understand today. doug, what do we know about the understand today. doug, what do we know about the judge understand today. doug, what do we know about the judge who understand today. doug, what do we know about the judge who will - understand today. doug, what do we know about the judge who will sit - understand today. doug, what do we know about the judge who will sit on | know about the judge who will sit on this case tomorrow, he s called justice merchant, a state supreme courtjustice, no stranger to the former president. he s already sent alan weisel berg, the close confident from the former financial executive at the trump company to prison. he servicing the criminal fraud case involving steve banning, the former trump adviser. is he the kind ofjudge, do you think, who would allow this to become a spectacle? would he allow cameras into the courtroom? his spectacle? would he allow cameras into the courtroom? into the courtroom? his reputation
people think this is a bit vulgar, some people think he wants it to look presidential and that is what this is all about, flying with the trump livery on the plane. of the people can t get enough of that, thatis people can t get enough of that, that is donald trump, he tends to dominate the public space. lets bring in doug haye former communication adviser to the republican national committee and richard painter he s a law professor at the university of minnesota and served as chief white house ethics lawyer for george w bush. welcome to you both. what do you make of it today, the motorcade from mara lago, the plane with the livery, the fact that we are all tuning in. it is a historic moment, but as i say, some people might not like this. , but as i say, some people might not like this. . . . like this. yesterday was wrestlemania, - like this. yesterday was wrestlemania, and - like this. yesterday was| wrestlemania, and what like this. yesterday was - wrestlemania, and what we see