send you a free book to answer questions you may have call now and we ll come to you 808 to 14000 welcome to inside politics. i m dana bash, a manhattan courtroom it s again, setting the agenda for the 2024 campaign, right now. or jury is deliberating, weighing, and measuring the facts presented by the prosecutors and whether they ve made a convincing singh enough case to convict donald trump. the 12 jurors spent the morning listening to a court reporter read pivotal excerpts from testimony of michael cohen when and former tabloid publisher david pecker, donald trump is inside the courthouse. he s not allowed to leave the building until there is a verdict or the jury breaks for the day. so what s going through his mind? well, you might call it the freddie mercury strategy. he s convinced that nothing really matters and he actually believes that he will likely be found guilty. now, this is all reporting from our very own, kristen holmes, who starts us off outside the c
Spending £28 billion a year on green investment was Keir Starmer’s flagship policy, an ambitious and supposedly revolutionary plan to put Britain on a fundamentally different economic track. Rachel Reeves flew out to Washington to compare her agenda to so-called “Bidenomics”.
suggesting that they are the party that people traffickers can actually speaker, there is came forward to say that they thought that was unfair. in terms of the solution to channel crossings come i don t think there is a solution really going around, and i it is one of the things that keep them from the tory party which is, ok, you get it, you don t like this, but what do you have instead, because this problem has been going on for so long, the problem is getting worse, people are making dangerous journeys. problem is getting worse, people are making dangerousjourneys. so you need to bring this to the table if you re going to say this is problematic. now, ithink lots you re going to say this is problematic. now, i think lots of people will be aghast to this probably can policy even if there is not an alternative being put forward by labour. in terms of where the government is on this, i think that they do think this policy resonates well with their target voters. i think that som
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