Commissioner. They are saying this because of the number of acid attacks that have been happening, particularly in the Evening Standard, this is what they write about it a lot at the moment. Crime is changing and right now, at the threat of acid attacks, they are saying stop and search has its uses. You are right to say it goes back a long way. I remember the brixton riots and stop and search was an issue then. I remember that the home secretary theresa may criticising the Police Federation for stop and search and saying they were too enthusiastic and only 10 of those incidents resulted in and arrests. Stop and search at a particular section of the community . Show by the researcher was directed at a particular section of the community, the black community in south london. The metropolitan police backed off from that and the number of stop and search incidents has reduced to 16 . So there is concern about this. As you rightly say, these new acid attacks and neither attacks which have s
The latest Political Developments of the day and interviews with top newsmakers are featured. Ears is that trump was not at au walled off from the seedier aspects of being donald trump. In fact, he was very much hands on. If cohens account proves true, Donald Trumps Daily Collusion Denial may undergo an extreme make over and his supporters may soon be conditioned to accept that collusion isnt a crime instead of there was no collusion at all, and that is just the p. R. Battle front. The legal problems for the president may be twofold. One, the Trump Tower Meeting is under scrutiny in the Obstruction Of Justice track of the Mueller Probe, and on the Collusion Track Bob Mueller has charged russian officials for Election Meddling and he may be building a conspiracy case and working to Connect The Dots to any unwitting or witting accomplices inside the trump orbit. Cohens bombshell contradicts many months of denials from donald trump about his knowledge of the Trump Tower Meeting, like this
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came to this elector scheme. yasmin, this is just a classic case of whataboutism. just throw it out there, say that the other side was corrupt, therefore you can hold donald trump accountable. number, when it doesn t matter what has happened in the past. lots of people get away with filing the law, it does mean you get to violate the. law the next time you pulled over by a police officer, it s not going to work. regardless of, that it s different, but i think that if they just throw it out, there most members of the public are not going to focus on the minutiae, and on the details. they just say, kennedy, hawaii, something, something, something. see, we win. it is all about throwing enough information out there, and then again, one of the real pieces of corruption and the putin regime, another authoritarian regimes, is not to convince you that this candidate is honest. it s to convince you that everybody else is dishonest. if everyone else is dishonest, and everyone s corrupt, then t
can you share with our viewers and with me how that was for you to have this chance? i had a friend max that for the longest, you didn t want to get into the minutiae. he did not want to go into the detail so you surprise when you kind of said i will do this. i will go and see where my son alex died. i m on the msg commission, i knew more than most by what happened in alex s classroom. and then i want to know because it was so painful but after the scott peterson trial, we got an opportunity to go into that building what we had not had before and i wanted to know. i wanted to see what happened and i wanted to sit in alex s chair. i wanted to see where he took his last breath and when i got in there, i had no idea that it was going to be a war zone. it was a horror movie, there was blood everywhere and i walked in there and alex s chair was covered with blood. there was blood all over the