neely, for that. you obviously know theresa may very well. she is on her way out. she ais in her final days. the president, obviously, has been very aggressive on this. he and theresa may both seem very confident that this was going to happen. what is your take away from this press conference? look, i think there are four main take outs that affect british politics here. one on brexit. the warmest that the president has been about the possibility of a deal between the eu and the uk allowing for a trade deal between the u.s. and the uk. he previously talked about coming out with no deal and suing the european unien on. that was the most positive that he has been about the deal and subsequently failed to get agreements. jeremy corbyn. the fact that he s out protesting donald trump and yet
these are all organizations opposed to the death penalty. but what this case different from others in the past as we approach the 11th hour there are hundreds of thousands of people. you saw their signatures on those petitions that were delivered. these are people, a lot of these people may not typically be against the death penalty. these are people who are looking at the case thinking that there are doubts here and that an execution needs to be stopped. there s a lot of people pushing to have his sentence commuted and not have him set free. you don t see a lot of people coming right out and saying this man is innocent. speaking of those who do think he should be set free or at least the case looked at, some names might surprise you. the former fbi director william sessions who wrote an op-ed in the newspaper in atlanta yesterday saying, the evidence in this case consisting almost entirely of conflicting stories, testimonies an statements is inadequate to the task of co