him presidential medal of freedom. but i i think it s pretty static, it pretty fixed out to it, but day i do think it will have an opaque effect on 90, 22% of republicans primaries or not, trump, i think it s can make them different make it difficult for them to vote for trump. and it might be a pointer to that thank you very, very much. we got to run i wolf blitzer in the situation room. thanks very much for watching the newest continues next on cnn tonight are 360, the former president unloads on the verdict that made him a convicted felon. and republicans join him and attacking the criminal justice system. what s ahead and his case in new polling on the political impact. also tonight, someone who knows what it s like to get inside his head or to the deal goes right? et are 20 schwartz and how his former subject may handle the days ahead and breaking news, the details of president biden s new ceasefire proposal for gaza, the timing of it and the reception. it s getting.
authoritarian playbook, which is repeat, repeat, repeat until people, no matter how absurd it is. and this is absurd. what he s saying absurd come to believe it. and he has been spectacularly effective at that he plays by his own set of rules. and if the world has to play by conventional rules or his opponents do or choose to, and he doesn t have to play by the rules it s an advantage for him and he is using that to advantage. so it s astonishing that we are at a point in america ago where a guy gets convicted on 34 different counts by a unanimous jury of his peers. and he is not going to and he can go out and raise $50 i know it hasn t been made official, but i m sure he raised a ton and it s a measure of how bizarre the misunderstanding of who he is has become. do you think it is a
financial crisis. if you have these financial institutions trying to off load their assets at once, it sends the markets into a tailspin. the bank of england stepped in to buy these guilds and stabilise the market and they have been setting up their reasoning and explaining why they had to step in to do that. and also what the consequences might have been if they had the.- have been if they had the. digby, let s hear your have been if they had the. digby, let s hear your thoughts. - have been if they had the. digby, let s hear your thoughts. i - have been if they had the. digby, let s hear your thoughts. i think | let s hear your thoughts. i think the bank of let s hear your thoughts. i think the bank of england let s hear your thoughts. i think the bank of england explaining | let s hear your thoughts. i think - the bank of england explaining why they have the bank of england explaining why they have stepped in now, which is absolutely they have stepped in now, which is abso
respects and america ago respects to nelson mandela. what should we be paying attention to? wolf, i think every world leader, including president obama wants to borrow a little bit from the halo of nelson mandela. but in the case of president obama, knicksed-race president, a man whose fare was from the continent of south africa, i think he s looking to touch base with some of his roots and also be a part of this grand increase in human freedom that nelson mandela helped usher in and which he has talked about. even last night he used that great line from martin luther king about the world bending towards justice. and i think nelson mandela helped the world bend in that direction. you were showing viewers a lot of video and pictures of you and nelson mandela. you spent an amazing amount of time with this great man.