The fence particularly those right up against the fence with russia who feel the russian the fence with russia who feel the russian aggression, who feel the fear of russian aggression, who feel the fear of it russian aggression, who feel the fear of it. As i said at the Nato Summit Fear of it. As i said at the Nato Summit Last week, its so important that the summit last week, its so important that the outcome of all this is a secure that the outcome of all this is a secure and that the outcome of all this is a secure and strong nato with full us and atlantic support for that rather than a and atlantic support for that rather than a setback for the western attiance, than a setback for the western attiance, a than a setback for the western alliance, a victory for putin and a sense alliance, a victory for putin and a sense that alliance, a victory for putin and a sense that we dont stand by our allies sense that we dont stand by our allies and sense that we dont stand by our allies and fr
joining me here in the cnn newsroom. blitzer in washington. all of griffey back later tonight s six p.m. eastern in the situation room tomorrow up and back, 11:00 a.m. in the cnn newsroom are special coverage of this historic verdict continues on inside politics with manu raju that s coming up next cnn breaking news welcome inside politics you in today for dana, we are continuing to cnn special covered the hunter biden verdict. juries found him guilty on all three federal charges, gun charges, he was facing. the jurors deliberate less than three hours. cnn s paula reid is outside the courthouse. paula, any reaction yet from either legal team motto, there is no reaction yet from either legal team. we do expect a written statement from hunter biden s camp any moment now and then later today, the special counsel, david weiss, we ll give a rare statement here outside the courthouse. now, in hunter biden s legal team, there was hope even as early as this morning, that there woul
And how do lib dems claw back the south west that went so heavily for brexit . Hello, good evening. Just two years ago this month, David Camerons Conservative Manifesto was promising a brighter, more secure future. An irony presumably not lost on the former pm politically or personally. But now its theresa mays turn. What will she chose to promise the nation . Brexit determined her reign, brexit has dominated it so far. But what about all the other stuff that decides how we vote . Spending plans, schools, foreign aid and defence. What will she set out to achieve and what may trip her up in the quest for more control . Our Political Editor nick watt has been having a look, and is with me now. Nick, lets just focus on the aid budget. What are you hearing . There is something of a battle going on at senior levels of the Conservative Party. The 0. 7 pledge of Gross National income that should be spent on overseas aid. There are seniorfigures who are saying that should be rolled in with a 3
correspondent fela mackie, who has been following this case and is outside derby crown court for us. some harrowing details there, just because through the sentences because through the sentences because the judge had to take on a lot of mitigating circumstances, didn t he? . ., ., ., , didn t he? and aggravating factors as well and both didn t he? and aggravating factors as well and both of didn t he? and aggravating factors as well and both of those - didn t he? and aggravating factors as well and both of those cases, i as well and both of those cases, although as well and both of those cases, although he leaned a little bit more sympathetically towards gemma barton sympathetically towards gemma barton. she does not appear as she does on barton. she does not appear as she does on the barton. she does not appear as she does on the picture that we have been does on the picture that we have been showing with long blonde hair. she now been showing with long blonde hair. s
tailored around him. he sucks up tailored around him. he sucks up so much of the oxygen, it s hard for people to do. is literally walking less than 50 yards to a press conference out of where he lives. i guess one caveat would be, and we heard some criticism of this, is that really his campaign rallies turn out only to be a list of grievances and the world is against me, how does that play out over the course of the next year and four months? he definitely year and four months? he definitely has year and four months? he: definitely has to transition the message of, what this campaign is about the future. it has to be about the future but it gives him the opportunity to consolidate his base, to expand his gop base, to get a different look among independent voters who now see him as a recipient of political targeting. weirdly enough, is indicted but he is being viewed sympathetically which is something you usually don t