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we ll get reaction to the way number ten has dealt with it. also on the programme, a ship carrying aid for palestinians has left cyprus, but how are they going to move that aid, when the american pontoon for gaza is still 30 days away? and are uk pet owners overpaying for vet bills. the competition and markets authority says it has identified multiple concerns about drug pricing and the monopilisation of vetinary practices. good evening. the british businessman frank hester has given the conservative party £10 million. last night the guardian newspaper published minutes of a company meeting in 2019 in which he told colleagues that looking at diane abbott made you want to hate all black women and that the mp should be shot . his spokesman has said mr hester admits to being rude about diane abbott in a private meeting several years ago but says his criticsim had nothing to do with her gender nor the colour of her skin . the bbc has not heard a recording of the comments s
obviously have the time to do that. we will have more later in the hour to consider what happened in the supreme court today so we have a lot to get to. so much breaking news. thank you. when donald trump lived in the white house usually would not come down to the workspace in the west wing until around 11:00 a.m. . when he got to the workspace in the west wing, waltz nauta would have diet coke ready often without needing to ask. as a criminal defendant he has to get himself dressed and in the car so he can get to his new job in lower manhattan at the criminal courthouse where he has to be in the courtroom by 9:30 a.m. as a criminal defendant. that is very tough. very tough work day for the laziest president in history. a very tough way to start the day. for he entered the courtroom today to observe the selection of jurors will decide of his payoff scheme to star stormy daniels was criminal, donald trump testified about the evidence in the case. not under oath, of course,
you know on appeal. more conflicted than this one, so we ll see how that all works out. you learn telling people you re fired was something to laugh about. i guess that s how you look at the world when you re on park avenue or mar-a-lago. if you grew up in a place like scranton, nobody handed you anything. donald trump in court, president biden on the campaign trail. a contrast that we expect to see much more of in the coming weeks. we ll have a recap of how both presidential candidates spent their day. that s straight ahead. meanwhile, on capitol hill the threats to end mike johnson s speakership are glowing as he prepares to bring multiple foreign aid bill tuesday the house floor. and also ahead we ll go through the new u.s. response to iran s failed air strikes on israel. good morning and welcome to way too early on this wednesday, april 17th. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. we have a very busy show for you this morning, and we begin wi
read it. obviously i don t have time to do it as they will be joining us to consider what happened on the supreme court today, as we have a lot to get to. so much breaking news. good to see you. thank you. when donald trump lived in the white house, he usually wouldn t come down from the residents to the work space in the west wing. i m told around 11:00 a.m. and when he got to the work space in the west wing, he is now a co-defendant with donald trump in florida. he would have his donald trump s caffeine doses ready for him in the form of diet coke constantly handed to donald trump, often without needing to ask. but as a criminal defendant, donald trump has to get himself dressed and in the car, so he can get to his new job in lower manhattan at the criminal courthouse, where he has to be in the courtroom by 9:30 a.m. as a criminal defendant. that is very tough, and a very tough work day for the laziest president in history. very tough way to start his day. before he e