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rough day on the on the stand for you. are you obsessed with donaldon . trump? why do you want to see him get convicted? do you think he might be a pathological liar? michael cohen, under cross-examination, i thinkposi we re exposing this scam for what it is. thank you very muchngsfor wht those are white house eminem. oh. y oh. can you tell us about your dance troupe? therroupee was midnight magic. the dems try to rebrand kamala again. i really enjoyed it. yeah. david, we re gunrunners. let s go run some guns. e war dog gets it together. plus, i have. i ha greg. could you milk m, coule? of it s day 17. in the case of the crime, the democrats still haven t named donald that trump. escaping is called manhattan cage. moments ago, in high spiritsgo today, we had a very, i think a very good day in court, which is see what s happening. and you ll have very good it because i can t talk about it too much but i i think it was v a very, very good day. the form ....
he was once the former president s lawyer and fixer but he spent the day on the stand outlining how he made a payment to the adult film actress, stormy daniels, to stop her talking about a relationship she claimed she had with mr trump. the defence is expected to stress mr cohen s criminal record and openly stated dislike of his ex boss. nada tawfik was at the trial in new york and gave us this update. michael cohen and his testimony is crucial to this case, prosecutors hope that the conversation that michael cohen are shared between him and donald trump directly tie his former boss to the hush money payments and to the allegations that trump falsified business records. michael cohen testified that everything was done with mr trump s sign off, he said the donald trump even ran for president, he warned michael cohen to be prepared for negative stories that a lot of women would come forward. when they eventually did, michael cohen says the stormy daniels story was one ....
from kyiv, our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse has the latest. shouting. these communities are used to russia being close, but not this close. forfour days, bombs have rained down here, and the window to leave is shrinking. thousands have been forced to escape, and counting. keep talking to us, says this police officer to 71 year old 0lga. she was injured in an explosion and their car is now an ambulance. they meet paramedics. we re told she s in a serious condition. translation: vovchans k - is being mercilessly destroyed, blown up by rocket propelled grenades, artillery, mortars, and small arms battles are going on on the northern outskirts of the city. the newly homeless end up here in ukraine s second city, kharkiv. people are terrified. they are stressed. they take. they keep their animals with them. so everyone is in a huge stress because of the constant shelling and of the shock of the russian offensive. volodymyr said he went to feed his animals when he ....
hello. thanks forjoining us. we start with an absolutes roller coaster of a game in the premier league as aston villaed moved a step closer to booking their place at europe s top table. they drew 3 3 at villa park against liverpool to boost their hopes but really had to do it the hard way. they looked to be leaving the door open for rivals tottenham as they trailed 3 1 with five minutes left but two goals in three minutes from john dourian snatched an unlikely draw. there s no possible worse stand the for villa as a martinez howler of an own goal saw them go 1 0 down after three minutes. they equalised 10 minutes later but two goals saw liverpool in the driving seat. that was until the dramatic comeback, much to the enjoyment of their club captain. i think it s just credit to us that we re in this position. there s been a lot of times this season we ve been written off. we ve floated under the radar nicely, even in game week 35, 36, people are like, oh, can villa do it? ....
bill blair in ottawa, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much, stephen. it s a pleasure to have you on the show. as minister of defence in canada, how embarrassed are you that your country is still significantly failing to meet the collective commitment of nato member states to spend at least 2% of your gdp on defence? stephen, i m not embarrassed at all because canada, under our government, has been investing very significantly in defence and there s been a very strong upper projectory of defence spending. we ve just introduced our latest defence policy, which injects a significant amount of new investment into defence spending. it builds up greater capabilities, it moves us much closer to the target of 2%, and with some of the other things that we ve articulated in this defence policy, i think we are on a strong and inevitable path to achieving that 2% goal. canada is well aware of its responsibilities to our nato allies, to our continental allies, through norad in t ....