good evening from new york, and the end of yet another day. good evening from washington, anderson, and yesterday was yet another first. courtesy of the first president ever to be impeached twice. the first ever to be found liable after leaving office for sexual abuse, and the first president ever to face state felony charges. today, donald trump i have a new, one donald trump while speaking in the first ever to be arraigned in federal court on felony charges. 37, in all i know i put them on the, screen think lou 31 counts of willful national three of withholding or concealing documents in a federal investigation, plus false statements and conspiracy to obstruct justice for showing up, because of all the spectacle. this is what they will be remembered for years from now. donald trump made the short trip today by motorcade from has miami golf resort, to the federal courthouse downtown. where a small crowd greeted him. inside, after being booked and electronically fin
its manifesto with policy launches of the conservatives, liberal democrats, and the greens already. and today, two more. plaid cymru released its policy early this morning with the manifesto demanding fairfunding for wales and morning with the manifesto demanding fair funding for wales and more control over its natural resources. that it was the turn of the labour party, with the sleeves rolled up, party leaders to keir starmer promise that wealth creation will be the party s number one priority if they win a majority on the 4th of july. there were no policy surprises with previously announced details including 40,000 more nhs appointments each week in england, and the recruitment of 6,500 new teachers, as well as the launch of a new border security command to tackle gangs organising small boat channel crossings. sir keir promised not to raise personal taxation or vat, except on private schools. here s our political editor chris mason. the labour movement s past and perhaps i
about that concept. and, i think all spin aside, what we are seeing coming from many republicans now, including many i should note on capitol hill, especially the ones with national security backgrounds, is a recognition that you cannot spin these facts away. the courts will decide what they, will that the american public understands these details, and you know, they might still support trump by the way. i don t think that you should take this as republicans necessarily walking away from trump fully. but, they are finding it difficult to defend him on these particular charges. and, that also i think speaks to not so much primary problem for trump, but a general election problem for him. i think this broad middle independent voters who are persuadable, who are looking at this, it is going to be an issue for him, i think that is why we are seeing this shift over the last couple of days. as we have been talking about the reality that donald trump believes, all evidence
the individual mandate. huge impact. nobody gets everything they wanted. obamacare is the law of the land. as i recall, barack obama s promise pass comprehensive immigration reform in the first year and didn t get that done. so we agree. a failure. in his case he didn t try. i mean, look. i think it s very clear, the spin aside, that donald trump has accomplished a lot in his first year. but he is undermining, i agree with felipe that he is undermining it. have you got. there is so much leaking going on, i think the only people that haven t leaked from this white house are barron and melania. i m not even sure that i could vouch for them. martha: that s funny. he sets the tone. martha: i want to ask felipe a question about, for instance, the gun issue where the president has gone to the left of his constituency on this. yep. martha: and you heard joe manchin talking about he is probably the only republican who could kind of get away with finding middle ground on t
opiate crisis. mental health. people have had it with politicians who don t understand what s going on in everybody s daily lives. we should be here to help people. republicans are ing things that are hurting the sit lenlz, not helping them. we ll have more chance to talk about this as or if we vee something develop with the new plan. governor terry mcauliffe of virginia. want to bring in bill press, host of the bill press show, host of thele ka cal democratic party and ron, former national spokesman for ted cruz s presidential campaign. gentlemen, thanks for being with us. i want to continue this conversation. ron, i m going to start with you. putting all the spin aside, okay, let s just get down to brass tax here. after the last attempted failure, the proposed changes we ve heard about are very preliminary. i would assume someone, whether it s the white house or paul ryan or anybody would do the math on this and say is there a chance we re going to bring