as something he survived by the grace of god , while playing down concerns that he is trying to subvert democracy. and they keep saying he s a threat to democracy. i m saying, what the hell did i do for democracy? last week i took a bullet for democracy. applause what did i do against democracy? crazy. thousands of supporters gathered to hear the former president s speech, with a queue stretching for miles outside the arena. it took place at an indoor venue after a lapse of security at last week s outdoor rally allowed a gunman to open fire from less than 150 metres. mr trump told the crowd that he is sure he ll win the presidential election in november. he was introduced to thousands of cheering supporters by his new running mate, the ohio senatorjd vance. our senior north america correspondent gary o donoghue was at that pennsylvania rally last week where the former president was shot. he was also inside the arena for us tonight at trump s speech in michigan. he filed this
first, the latest news. the prime minister has said that the king s speech marks the start of a rejection of what he called the snake oil charms of populism and the beginning of a national renewal . he was speaking in the commons after the king had laid out labour s plans for its first months in office. growing fears that another war may erupt in the middle east as israel and the lebanese armed group hezbollah keep trading fire across the border. police in thailand say six vietnamese nationals found dead in a luxury hotel suite in bangkok on tuesday were probably poisoned with cyanide in a suspected murder suicide case. authorities are investigating possible motives. the prime minister of bangladesh has warned that those responsible for the death of six people in a wave of student protests will be punished regardless of their political affiliation. many oppose a law under which a third of civil service posts are reserved for relatives of bangladesh s independence fighter
cheering trump said if he wins, he ll be a dictator on day one. he means it, folks. we re not going to let that happen. it, folks. we re not going to let that happen. h0! over my let that happen. no! over my dead body that will happen. cheering so what did those who attended the rally make of the president? let s hear from some of them. i thinkjoe biden laid out his plans for the coming four years and he also detailed what he has done and what trump has not done. . , has done and what trump has not done. ., , ., , , done. there was no stumbling. and i was done. there was no stumbling. and i was very done. there was no stumbling. and i was very impressed - done. there was no stumbling. and i was very impressed with | and i was very impressed with his presentation today. he has my vote his presentation today. he has my vote. we are going to get him my vote. we are going to get him back my vote. we are going to get him back in office for four more him back in office
does seem to be a split in the democratic party. does seem to be a split in the democratic party. we ve heard some say democratic party. we ve heard some say that democratic party. we ve heard some say that they re - democratic party. we ve heard some say that they re fully - some say that they re fully behind his bid to say stay on in office and some that haven t. how do you think that today s performance, if you like, would have perhaps moved the needle in one direction or the needle in one direction or the other? the other? well, “ust as soon as he finished, the other? well, just as soon as he finished, another- as he finished, another democratic congressman came out and said that he think that is he should step aside. but one assumes that he was ready to do that before he saw the press conference. joe biden was adamant in answer to these questions that he s not going anywhere. that he is going to be the democratic candidate. he said because he s the best qualifi
works for their toughest patients. they have some unique department that provide services that are not available in any other hospital in ukraine. for example, bone marrow transplant from non relative donors, it can be done only in that hospital. we don t know what is going to be with their patients. perhaps some of them should be transferred abroad, as it was in the beginning of the full scale invasion when a lot of our international partners volunteered and opened the doors of their hospitals and invited ukrainian children to be treated there. so perhaps we are going to need to do the same. or at least transfer these patients to other cities where they can be safe at this point in time and where they temporarily can get some support. and that department that was hit directly by the department where kids with kidney malfunction are treated. those that are on that dialysis permanently waiting for their turn of a kidney transplant and as far as i know there were some people in