The days biggest political and news stories, with interviews and reporting from around the nation. Youve got Michael Cohen, of course, guilty. These are individuals who were incredibly close to the president of the United States of america, and weve got to get an answer to the question, what did the president know . When did he know it . When this crime spree was taking place all around him. Weve got to clean up corruption with this administration, and washington, d. C. , restore our democracy for the people. We played maya some sound bites of those that are coming out and defending the president , saying this is not a crime. Some to maybe some extent are saying, yeah, maybe its legally a crime, but its like a smaller crime, a 12k3450ermisdemeanor. What is your read of what Michael Cohen did . Is it significant or not, is it being blown out of the proportion for political reasons . Its extremely significant because it goes directly to whether or not a candidate, donald trump, directed
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recent university poll. that s 14 points from where we were in february 2017. the opposition has dropped tremendously, from the 50s down into the mid 40s. i have seen this across the polling data. and this, to me, is one of the biggest signs of how much the immigration debate in this country has changed from the trump era in which americans were far more in favor of immigration to now, when they very much turned against it and it s not just republicans its voters in the middle of the electorate as well. and voters who back in the 2020 election were basically split on who they most trust in immigration, biden or trump, now they overwhelmingly favor trump on immigration. concern about the border crisis goes beyond border streets. what do google searches show? this is interesting because if you look at google searches for migrants, you might think that it may be, okay, the border states, but it s no longer the case it s the border states, the two top states researchers are in fact ill
buses or state buses, they ll take them to san antonio or to sanctuary cities all over the united states. you have these people all over the u.s., and it s just a terrible, broken system that we have right now. yeah. major salinas, i appreciate you being with us. thank you. absolutely. thank you. thank you for having me. cnn s data reporter harry enten is here with new numbers on how americans see the issue. a lot of republicans have been arguing over the border wall. how do they see it? you know, the border wall president trump, when he ran the first time around, he s like, i m going to build this border wall. and americans turned against it. there were americans who went out into the streets and protest against a border wall. take a look at perceptions of a border wall, support now versus support in 2017. look at this, support now up to 52% in a recent quinnipiac university poll. that s up 14 points from where we were back in february 2017. and the opposition has dropped tr
respected and popular colleague in the news of his death in a line of duty comes as an ultimate shock to all of us. on thursday, he went to work to protect the people from nottinghamshire from harm. and it s testament to his dedication and bravery that he was killed in a line of duty whilst trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. graham had served the public for more than ten years as a police officer. working initially for the metropolitan police and then for nottinghamshire police in february 2017. whilst with us, he worked at radford road police station as a response officer and later as a response officer and later as a response sergeant at newark police station. our hearts and deepest condolences go to his family who we are doing everything we possibly can to support that this extremely tragic time. i would also like to pay tribute to the officers who