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Trump, but entertain the idea for a moment that he doesn t flip on trump. what are the incentives to staying in the good graces of trump world at this point? pleading guilty is a very personal decision. and sometimes it takes people up until the very end to be convinced that their guilt could be proved. i imagine when you are in a position like walt nauta s and you are working for donald trump perhaps, there is a motivation of loyalty. perhaps there is a thought that ultimately, any prison time would be a small portion of the rest of your life, and the rest of your life you could instead be rewarded by donald trump. there might be financial reasons, for reasons, there might be loyalty reasons. i don t think it s over. he can cooperate up until the time of the case goes to trial. i do think that he is probably blown his best chance, which would ve been a pre-indictment plea if he is to plead guilty. ....
Vote of confidence after the 5th of may elections if they go badly, and therefore the party itself can recognise whether we all support the prime minister or the prime minister has the support, and we might forward, or it is time for change. what would be your plant specifically, if not borisjohnson, then who to lead the party? that specifically, if not boris johnson, then who to lead the party? that is not the question then who to lead the party? that is not the question we then who to lead the party? that is not the question we should i then who to lead the party? that is not the question we should be i not the question we should be posing. but i would say is ample talent within the conservative party, ministerial cabinet level, to move forward. at the moment, the media, if i can say that generally, have chosen potential winners but, rightly, for loyalty reasons and others, there is plenty of talent amongst the ranks. as we have seen in the past. it is not unusual to have leaders ....
You. and i think that will be be a major difference in 2016 than in 2008. and i think also we ll see some we ll see whether or not she has learned the lesson of who to have around her in terms of staff. last time around, a lot of people she had there for loyalty reasons, not necessarily competence reasons. we ll see if she has learned that lesson. yeah. amy, you mentioned vice president joe biden, and i want to talk about him. because there is a vignette in the book i want you to talk about from denver. but the thing is, biden-clinton here. y ions ago, what does he do hillary clinton she is the big 800-pound gore i will la, could suck the money out of the room, certainly, if nothing else. so talk about that scene and what that pore does in denver. she gives one of her best speeches, i would say, of the ....