have agreed to release them in a prisoner swap boy zone, >> yet mr. kill, nobody sources. >> there are few days before mr. navalny passed away by, some colleagues asked me if there is an idea to exchange mr. navalny for some people who are imprisoned in western countries. maybe you believe me, maybe you don't. the person who spoke to me had not finished his sentence yet when i said i agree. but unfortunately, what happened happened there was only one condition that we will exchange him four and that's not to come back >> backlash, not just from the us and its allies ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, describing the election as quote, a sham summa yemen resisted dictator these days, the russian dictator is simulating another election. everyone in the world understands that this figure, as has often happened in history has simply become addicted to power and is doing everything he can to rule forever. there was no evil. he will not commit to prolong his personal power and there was no one in the world who was saved

from this russia's ally, china though, was quick to congratulate putin's reelection, saying it quote, fully >> reflects the support of the russian people with no one standing in his way. putin is now on course to rule for as long as soviet dictator joseph stalin for cnn berlin >> that does it for us. the news continues right here on cnn >> i'll front next the putin and trump show, vladimir putin winning a sham election echoing trump and his victory lap. >> one of putin's former officials >> who is now turned on him, his outfront with details on what putin is really after when it comes to donald trump. and trump has won week to come up with nearly half $1 billion. its night, as lawyers say, he does not have, the money, will do the math on what properties he might have to sell and how fast plus princess kate reported visit to a farm now raising more questions and answers.

>> let's go out front >> and good evening. i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. hi, trump wins in russia. putin today celebrating his own when of an unprecedented fifth term by the end of this term, putin will have ruled russia longer than even joseph stalin. just think about that longer than stalin and as putin claimed his victory today, the eda message for the united states about donald trump >> from the payment of washes >> can you consider it democratic each to use the administrative resources in order to attack one of the presidential candidates. in the us? using at the same time, the judicial system >> putin really word for word echoing trump's words, returning the favor of the myriad of complements that trump has said about putin over the years, like these sticking ovary country for $2 sanctions, i'd say that's pretty smart.

>> here's a guy who's very savvy. i know him very well, very, very well, potent, respected me while putin does not respect the united states or the very basic freedoms that it stands for that was made clear tonight by russian state media, >> which claims that putin's entire election when is actually a victory over the west? >> not all >> the people showed that the attempts of kyiv in the west to frighten us with terrorist attacks will not work. and the results of the election will allow russia to accomplish all its second goal >> now, putin 1 with 87.28% of the vote of course, there was no democracy or freedom voting. i mean, just, just here's an example. ukrainians and regions occupied by russia, they actually were forced to vote for putin. there were armed men in the streets it's people vote

like in this picture which was posted by a ukrainian official these are images that of course are jarring to americans, but not to the leaders of the countries that trump has publicly praised. >> very smart president xi is a brilliant man. how smart is kim jong un? >> maybe it's not what he says, it's said he's choosing to say those things in public and such an julia tori fashion. north korea's kim jong un, who was mentioned there was last elected with 100% of his country's vote. they didn't even allow the 87.28% business. and he just received a luxury limousine from putin he said, according to his state-controlled media, that the russian vote is a quote, sine of russian people's firms support for putin and chinese president xi jinping, who was unanimously elected to his third term as president again, no. 87.28% there. he sent his congratulations as well, according to she's state-controlled media, he told putin the vote quote fully

reflects the support of the russian people supporting the people. again, voting under the watch of menn with guns, trump, of course, has yet to condemn this. he has been silent today on putin. so what is the reality of the putin trump relationship now crucial and front and center in the us election matthew chance is out front in moscow that i >> gave as he passed in the glory of a fifth term president putin is lashing act. us criticism that he's carefully choreographed reelection was neither free nor fair. instead, taking a swing at the us political system suggesting court cases involving donald trump were politically motivated but as you must democracy, teach them, can it be considered democratic to use administrative resources to attack one of the candidates for president of the united

states the use of the judicial system. this has become simply ridiculous and a disgrace in front of the whole world >> officially, the kremlin says it has no preference who's the next us president the beta costly war in ukraine. donald trump's claims, he would end the fighting quickly if elected, may play into the kremlin's hands, pressuring ukraine into a peace deal favoring pasta the idea that us and the west should back off military support for ukraine to prevent escalation it's also a theme putin is pushing after his recent election when i can e at the left here, conflict between russia and nato will be just one step away from a full world war three i will prevent and very easily world war

three, very easily that overlapping rhetoric is now fueling concerns among western officials of repeats of the damaging trump putin relationship of trump's first term, which then president trump backed putin, ovaries own intelligence services, or the issue of russian election interference. >> but because more recently, instead of criticizing putin for the recent death in an arctic penal you know, colony of alexey navalny russia's most prominent opposition leader, trump, compared it to his own legal battles. the sudden death of alexey navalny has made me more and more aware of what is happening in our country. trump posted on his truth social platform >> and this was >> putin after his election win on sunday night, mentioning nevada only by name for the first time,

>> i wish look, i said it's ms medina, that's for mr. navalny. >> yes. he passed away. it is always a sad event and there were other cases when people in prisons passed away, didn't this happened in the united states? >> usually it country shocked by the death. >> and >> after an election condemned by independent monitors as unfair it's one comparison with the united states. the kremlin is happy to can make >> amazing seeing that rally. matthew. so how focused is putin on the us election right now? well, aaron says, >> not very focused, he's made the point repeatedly that russia doesn't care who becomes the next american president. but what he said, he will do is focused on rebuilding the russian military and in pressing ahead with the special military operation,

what he calls his war in ukraine so whoever the next us president is, is likely to have a big impact on those russian ambitions. >> all right, matthew chance from moscow. thank you. >> and out front. now, vladimir me love the former russian deputy energy minister under putin, and an advisor to alexey navalny, vladimir i so much appreciate your time when we hear what vladimir putin had to say what is his opinion? >> of donald trump >> oh, well, thank you very much for having me. putin likes trump. >> they have a lot of common in >> style, and i actually have to convey a message to the american people because i remember very well how russian democracy was dismantled when i wasn't governments more than 20 years ago. they really have a lot in common in terms of authoritarians style, and disregard for institutions, rules checks and balances.

it's only the messages like it's me and i'm the only fixer of problems. you got to give it all to me, all the power, the authority, and dismantle everything else that was really happening in russia 20 years ago. so americans should be aware. >> i think he >> senses a lot four common things in terms of personality, with trump, he really likes him. he expressed that many times. and what does that >> mean for the role that putin will play or tried to play in this us election from here on well, i think russia's will be very cautious about directly interfering in the election like they did in 2016 >> because they got caught they don't like it. they will that was a pretty significant aftermath. but generally, i think it will be more like a psychological pr message to the undecided american voters.

produce similar to what putin conveyed through his interview with tucker carlson. he was actually saying, listen, it's complicated. historical stuff that we have with ukraine. it's no business of yours. i mean, just let it go but also, if you elect donald trump will have so much better relations. and this russia problem will disappear and will go on the background. so make your choice. i think there will be russia will focus and putin will. focus on messaging to undecided american voters with one simple line, if trump is elected since all the russia challenges would disappear, this is obviously false. but this is what putin wants americans to hear could and did something for the first time during his victory speech, volodymyr, he said the name of alexey navalny who died suddenly in a russian penal colony last month, he said his name and you believe this was an admission of his murder. >> how come

>> well, absolutely. and he specifically did so because if you look at the more general context of his victory speech he was obviously telling the russians that folks, it's over, resistance is hopeless. i not only one, but i will kill you. i will trample you under food and this is a stark contrast because exactly this is the y here first time i mentioned the name of alexey navalny in public because he was attaching the message like this is over. i killed him and i will go after anyone who resist. resistance is useless, which is the opposition obviously encourages russians not to listen to that crap because this is specifically targeted psychological intimidation. but, but he was that was his aim. he was trying to low the morale of the people who resist putinism. and two to

say to them, listen, i killed navalny. i will keep you. fight is hopeless, and this is over. >> could also claimed in the speech volodymyr that he'd agreed to a prisoner swap that would have freed navalny for some western prisoners. of course, navalny died and that didn't happen the white house is casting doubt that such a deal was under discussion, what do you think happened >> i personally have very strong doubts as a matter of fact, i do not believe that putin ever agreed and would have agreed to exchanging navalny i think it was all some sort of a tricky game. and i think and i think putin speech yesterday and his actions and the old circumstances of the murder of navalny. this essentially proofs that putin was trying to trick everybody and he never intended to. >> navalny >> go, which means all the story, once again, proves that you can not believe a single

ward. putin says, he breaks his promises at will and the this whole situation is a pretty grim proof of that. >> volodymyr. thank you so much, really appreciate your taking the time >> thank you so much. it was a pleasure. >> and i want to go now to the former cia chief of russia operations, steve hall. so see if you hear vladimir there and i know over the years, of course, you may have known him. obviously, we use in the russian government putin now claims that he won 87. what i say at 7.28 or 0.38% of the vote. what does that mean to you, steve >> the thing that continues to fascinate me are and how quickly we sort of, even though we know better, how quickly we allow ourselves the slip into this sort of democratic lingo. democracy lingo that putin wants us to use. i mean, the whole idea that we're talking about percentages on really something that is nothing more than a potemkin performance on the kremlin's part is exactly what putin is hoping for. he, he hopes that in the west people say, well, you know,

they did have an election and maybe we have some problems with our elections so and it begins to give it credence as some sort of believability, which of course it isn't. so i agree 100% with mr. neil off these these these elections were not even that and really play noise significant role for putin or russia at this point? remember that the anecdote about >> bosch are all assad's father when he got 97% and his response was, give me the names of the three is all right. so is there any challenge to putin, steve now or is he truly and essentially a king in the concept of without worry of a coup or being taken out. >> i think he's in a really good position right now i mean, look, what look, what's happened. okay. so the early days of the war, i was assessing that it was, there was a likelihood that this internal circle might turn against him because things were going so badly in ukraine those first couple of months and the alienation of russia worldwide where he survived that it's a little bit key the into the inside. advisers didn't, didn't attempt a coup, or he

survived it. then you had the whole prigozhin thing, which was a mutiny at the lease, or was he not moscow? yes. >> he got halfway there, right. and he survived that and an app prigozhin was dead, navalny of the biggest political threat, also dead. i agree absolutely. with your guests at this was absolutely a message to the russian people and that's why he used navalny's name after he had killed him is to say, look, you guys want to end up like prigozhin, like navalny, like any of the other guys lifting yankah, the list goes on and on. poisoned killed then be an opposition this and that's what will get you there. he has very little to fear internally, externally. there are some concerns, but internally he's in a pretty good place and reminding people of the trail of dead bodies. so any would be challenger. all right. thank you so much, steve. next the half $1 billion tonight, trump's lawyer saying he does not have the cash to pay in his trump work fraud case so ours properties about to get it sees you literally just a few days here. major developments

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tonight, but he does not have the $464 million bond which is due by next monday he is appealing the judgment of the trump org fraud case. and they also say that about 30 different insurance companies, 30 said they would not help trump back the bond unless he had the cache. now, trump's bleeding the court to get out of posting the ban until his appeal is over claiming that being forced to sell his properties now would cause irreversible harm out front. now, erik larson legal report from bloomberg news, who is covered, trump and his properties for years. ryan goodman, outfront legal expert and stephanie grisham, who was the white house press secretary four then president trump. so ryan, okay. they're saying he doesn't have the money. 30 insurance companies denied denied this. >> so >> now he's trying to go to the court and get some kind of a delay while the appeal plays itself out. is there any precedent for that? is there any chance that that hail mary of delaying the whole thing via the court works so i think if it did work, it would be unprecedented. so the court

would have to abide by an exceptional circumstance that is not according to the way the system is supposed to work. >> so the way the system works, the way you'd be treated like everybody else would be no, sorry. paid by monday, detroit. >> and then if he's claiming irreparable harm from having to put up the bond, then a lot of people suffer irreparable harm in that situation. so that's why you'd be asking for something extraordinary and that's the only way it gets out of it. so if we were to just try to predict what happens, he's not getting out of it. >> all right, so eric, then the new york attorney general, letitia james recently had a warning for trump if he was in a situation like this and did not pay up. here's what she's said. >> we are prepared to make sure that the judgment is paid to new yorkers. and yes, i look at 40 wall street each and every day, if he does not have funds to pay off the judgment, then we will seek judgment enforcement mechanisms and court, and we will ask the judge to seizes assets. >> okay. here we are

>> blast a judge to seize his assets. i look at 40 wall street every day the day that this all comes due is monday. 40 wall street is one of the most valuable properties in new york, a 270 million estimated. and you can go down on all of the others that he owns. >> part of. and you >> can see all the prices they're hundred and 60 million, hundred and 75, 500. >> in >> part in some of these. so what happens now? i mean, do you just suddenly say, okay, couldn't get the ban, couldn't get the backing the court doesn't go my way. so suddenly i'm selling $500 million building and five days, right? >> well, i mean, this is this is what the conundrum that he is. and if he does not post this by monday, he can still appeal. of course, it's just that this verdict will be enforced immediately on monday as you just showed there with james saying she's prepared to go to court and do this early sees the building exactly, exactly. start a new case to go after it and that she could do that in multiple states to it doesn't just have to be in new york where he has properties, but the writing is on the wall that if he hasn't started preparing to sell some assets

by now, that it could be pretty difficult to get this process done by monday and clearly, letitia james is ready to go to go to court. she's been preparing for this. all right. so ryan quickly, it gets stephanie in here. what happens then? if he can't he loses in court. it can't sell a building by next monday, which he can't >> then what then letitia james seizes his property, puts leans on all of his assets, bank accounts, and as eric said, that doesn't is not restricted to new york. so she probably at this point understands where he has different assets in florida at mar-lago but and elsewhere. and what does that mean? he can't go in them or people can't go. what does that mean? >> doesn't mean that he would not be able to be fought out in some part in the courts. but for that period of time, it's really becomes unusable. and how does he get? any additional business going when these are under foreclose are being seized by the courts. >> it's definitely what does this actually mean to him? i mean, in the context of he's now publicly admitting that 30 insurance companies refused backing this bond yeah. >> the fact that this is now being covered by the media,

this is going to be very, very hard on his ego and not just donald trump, but the entire family. this is going to, this is going to hurt them. it's going to hurt their egos and i'm sure soon it will be tonight, maybe tomorrow. we're going to hear about the left-wing democrats going after him, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. >> listening to you >> guys talk about his properties, though, i think if it were to happen 40 wall street is probably the one that he would i mean, he would hate it. but i think if she tried to seize mar-a-lago or bedminster or trump tower, or even i mean, those are his babies. you've got the sterling golf course in virginia. any of the properties with golf courses, i think would absolutely devastate him. so it'll be interesting to see what she goes four and how much does she have latitude there, ryan shares a lot of latitude. she might just go after those that she thinks are going to be able to be enforced the quickest and that's up to her. >> and i mean, it would appear 40 wall street is going to be on that list from what she said

but it also depends what stephanie said. a golf course or something like that >> irreversible harm when you go through the >> properties, anything suddenly having to be able to be being forced in a position to sell building with hundreds of millions of dollars and a few days even have such a headline around you. >> it is >> irreversible harm in some sense, ryan point it's out that would be the case for many people having to pay a bond. right. >> but but nobody cares. they self to do it. but is he right? >> when he says irreversible harm >> he may be right because as he said in his filing today, it would be a forest fire sale. it's not a great market for selling some of the types of properties that he has like office buildings, like 40 wall street so it is possible that he would take a loss, the idea being that if you won the appeal and overturn the verdict, that even if that were to happen, he would lose money from the sale that he would never be able to get back from the state so it's just a matter of whether this appeals court has mercy on him and says that's fine. let's let you post a smaller bond or no

bonded all or treat you like everyone else and make you post the full amount. but it is as you said, an unprecedented situation is a very large bond. most surety companies don't do bonds this large. so the courts could look at it that way as well >> seven, i want to ask you about one other thing. since we're talking trump and obviously this, the impact, this will have on his campaign robert f. kennedy jr. we're learning more about his search for a running mate source familiar with conversations, telling me that the best-selling author and life coach tony robbins was among the first people kennedy approached late last year about being is running mate robins made it clear he did not believe this was the right time and that in fact, he has political differences that became clear during conversations with kennedy, but we have confirmed that not only it was robins on a shortlist, but nicole shanahan, ex-wife of google co-founder sergey brin is on shortlist. aaron rodgers, mike rowe, jesse ventura, former democratic presidential candidate andrew yang. i mean, these are all names and some of

them very celebrity like people does. trump. pay attention to that. do you think looking at rfk junior and saying, okay, now, he's going for that celebrity star power that trump thinks he owns >> absolutely. he's paying attention to anyone who is possibly going to challenge him in any regard. but i've got to say and maybe this is an unpopular opinion. i think that no what that takes votes away from biden. i think that trump's base and the republican party are so behind him at this point that i honestly think anybody that robert kennedy jr. would choose would take votes away from biden. we've just got we've got people that are gonna be in the center and i just don't think they're going to go for trump. i don't all right. thank you all very much. i appreciate it and next, haiti on the verge of collapse, violent gangs right now, choking off food and water, trapping more than 11 million people we're live in port-au-prince on the ground are david culver is there and donald trump wants to get his hush money criminal case thrown

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situation is so incredibly volatile and terrifying, david, please just share whatever you can about what you're seeing hey, there aaron, wasn't eight is a perfect example of just how lawless this situation is here in haiti's capital city. they were confrontations going on the early morning hours between police and gangs and even as you and i are talking, now, you may hear some of the pops have gunfire that we have been hearing over the past few minutes, more confrontations between the police and those gangs, but not just the police, aaron, the community members play a huge role in this. folks who live here essentially have to fend for themselves. and we saw that this morning, there's some of the images that you were talking about with the aftermath of the confrontation that happened starting around 05:00 in the morning, a surprise attack on to affluent neighborhoods. and the photo folks, their experience, some of these gang members going door to door, breaking in, opening fire within one house according to one source. and ending up with several people so bad now it's not clear if those individuals were suspect

suspected gang members, if they are community folks. nonetheless, it just shows how dramatic the situations are brian, it's terrifying for these people, aaron, because they're in their homes and you would think perhaps you'd call for emergency officials to come in police, don't have those resources. we went to one of the police station since they're overworked, their strength, they have little to no ammo. they say the gangs have more money and resources than they do. and they even showed us there squad cars that are running out of gas as some of them just sit empty. so imagine having to respond to a higher elevation, three miles up. it's not going to happen. so the community members themselves have to build these barricades. they have to set up a situation that they feel is a fortified area that then they can essentially try to fend off until help comes in >> i mean, it's just unbelievable people that are then forced to leave their homes if they deem that safer than hiding, there may be getting killed hiding. they then have nowhere to leave the country. you're talking about just completely shut down. i mean, how incredibly difficult it was for you to even get

there. >> so where are these people ending up >> this is a huge issue because you have a lot of people who are moving up lo bayesian, if you will, because in some of the lower parts, that's where the gangs have gone through and you have multiple gangs who are going through and forcing people out of their homes. oftentimes it will then just torch their homes and louk take whatever they need. and then those people have to go from place to place because they will end up in one camp that'll be torched. they then have to go to onenote other we went to one location which is a school and you have to imagine this indoor, outdoor school. we have some of the images and the folks there have been cramming into classrooms. there's only about a dozen and they have an estimated 1,500 plus people who have made that their makeshift hellman. we spoke to one woman who we met in one of the classrooms, turned home where is all your stuff over here? and this is what you've had to take with you from place you'll

be more typical to rally so we have already burned her house. this is stuff that she that people handed out to her. how difficult >> hasn't been to get basics like why? that are >> inferior, not fumble >> she's had been supported for two weeks, but it's been two weeks and they haven't received anything. >> how much? longer can this go on? >> want me glasses can be >> only god knows so we were in touch today, erin, with one director of a local non-profit. he's going to try to get food and water to that location. and who then reached out to say, we're also going to empty the septic tanks because there overflowing. the issue because he found out that the septic tank companies have a backlog. their trucks are sitting full. they can't get to the dumping site because gangs i'm blocked off those roadways. >> what does that mean? it puts those folks at greater risk for cholera, which is surging right

now. so the gangs who essentially italy starving people they're also attacking and killing them. and now you can see they're doing things like essentially creating an environment for illnesses to fester and ultimately, they're losing their lives that's diseases. >> outbreak. david >> culver. >> thank you very much for the 2d encourage it took for david to be there and to share all this with the world. we thank you >> next, >> we have more breaking news just coming in. a judge has just rejected trump's request to keep stormy daniels from testifying against him in the hush money trial. this is she is now revealing her conversations with trump amid their alleged affair and that is all just coming out in a new documentary out to day. the director is my guess to share these never before seen clips with you and princess kate reported appearance at a farm leading to more questions. >> so what's really really going on in the royal family

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>> united states of scandal with jake tapper. sunday at nine on cnn >> breaking news, a big loss for trump and the new york hush money criminal case. the judge ruling against trump's efforts to block testimony from michael cohen and stormy daniels in what is expected to be his first criminal case to go to trial. now that trial was scheduled to start a week from today, the judges delayed it until at least april 15th at this time though. but this decision comes on the same day as the release of a new documentary about stormy daniels in the film. stormy. says she accepted the $130,000 payment in 2016 to keep quiet about her alleged affair with trump because she was scared for her life my friend was like, you might actually have a problem i don't want to scare you, but based on the things you've told me now you're the whole republican party's problem. and they like to make their problems go away. >> it

>> was really about two things, trying to keep the story from coming out so that it would not hurt my husband and my daughter and i wouldn't lose my life and there'll be a paper trail and money trial linking me to donald trump so that he could not have me killed >> all i >> had to do assign this piece of paper and collect $130,000 >> now, of course, sarah trump has denied having an affair with stormy daniels and claims he didn't know about the $130,000 payment made by michael cohen sara gibson is out front now the director of stormi, this is her first television interview sense. the film's release, and sara, i think everybody should be clear >> you've been working on this for a long time. your documentary tonight officially out for everyone to watch on peacock and it happens to come as we have this breaking news, when a judge in new york's has stormy daniels is able to

testify in a criminal trial for trump. and as i said, you've worked with her for five years on this documentary? >> do you >> think she is eager to take the stand? is she ready to take the stand in this case against trump >> i would say absolutely. she has a real fighting spirit and she's looking forward to being able to be able to tell her story on in the court and in front of the world. what happened during 2016 so it's >> clear from watching these parts of your documentary, sarah, that the fear and paranoia that is followed stormy daniels since her story first came out in 2018. >> that's so present in the film. you see you confront someone following her, someone's following her and her daughter who is terrified in their car and then you also show us stormy his horse shot by somebody with rubber bullets abusing an animal after the address was leaked online. i

mean, these are unbelievable things and want to play another clip from the film where she describes how all of this intensified after trump's indictment. and i do want to warn our viewers in this clip, sara, some of what stormy says is graphic back in 2018 that was stuff like liar gold digger. this time around, it very different. it is direct threats. it is. >> i'm going to >> come to your house and slit your throat. your daughter should be euthanized. they're not even using a calcium they're using the real accounts. i'm desensitized to some of it, but they've also become more violent with me. i'm more prepared with my legal knowledge, but i'm also tired, like my soul is so tight so i mean and i don't know, if i'm so much a warrior now as

as i'm out of i'm out of how much of the threats against her increased. and also in there we saw her, sarah and away. i've never seen her before i've, you know, you see her as a human being yeah. and that gets missed a lot. she has been reduced to just a headline for so long. porn star stormy daniels, a one-dimensional person. no one thinks that she might have a family that she might have a daughter that she has a career that she is needing to salvage and make a living for families. so i would say that the death threats have increased tenfold since the indictment and even more so since 2018 when the news first broke, and i would say that a lot of the trolls online feel very empowered. to say whatever they want to her and to threaten her and whatever way they choose

>> tenfold that is, something just gives me pause i mean, she gives her most extensive description, a two you in this film of her meeting with trump in 2006, that meeting is the meaning that would ultimately turn her entire world upside down. and she tells you, sarah that you went to a hotel to have dinner with him and then he calls her up to his room and she tells you they spoke about her career as a director and he dangled out potentially having her on celebrity apprentice. and then this is what she says happened he told me i reminded him of his daughter i felt like he was being sympathetic to me. i've wonka is beautiful and she's blonde, and i'm sure that she's had people assume that she's it's an idiot. but i felt like as this father figure, who has watched his daughter be treated a certain way, could identify with me i thought we had this mutual respect which is why it was so crazy when having no real and

flags whatsoever in a conversation, i came out of a bathroom to find myself cornered i don't remember how i got from the bears. >> it was awful >> but i didn't say no >> she's brutally honest there. >> and obviously >> for president is brutally attacked, are insulted her appearance. many other insulting things. what motivates her to keep speaking out? >> i think stormy is a person who fought her way out of poverty in the south growing up and worked so hard to find a life for herself a family and she will do anything for her family and to make sure that all the work, all the hard work that she did over all those years, it was not for nothing and she is a person who we'll

will not hesitate to speak up and say, say the truth, even when it's really uncomfortable and really detrimental to her. and she's a very exceptionally unique person in that she really thinks about the greater good and really just wants to make sure that the truth gets gets out there. and this trial i will say i'm really looking forward to seeing this and thank you so much. really appreciate your taking the time and coming on. >> thank you so much for having me. >> all right. appreciate it. >> next, a very rare at this it's really rare sighting of princess kate. it comes as new questions swirled about why she is not wearing her wedding ring yeah dp disrupts cid p derails. >> let's be honest >> sucks but living with ci dp

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finally acknowledging new images of what appears to be kate middleton out shopping with prince william. the images taken on saturday where obtained by the sun. this is afp, one of the world's largest news agencies is publicly saying that kensington palace is no longer a quote, unquote trusted source isa soares is outfront the >> princess of wales was spotted near our home on saturday, according to the sun's matt wilkinson. yet those details fueled more speculation and conspiracy theories. another weekend, another series of fake online rumors, this time drawing a firm spawns from buckingham palace, a royal source telling cnn that king charles is continuing with official and private business and the british embassy in kyiv forced to go as far as saying that online rumors about the king's death are fake it's all adding to an ongoing sense of crises and uncertainty facing the royals it's been just over a week since this image of

catherine, princess of wales, and her children was released, the family photo, which was supposed to celebrate mother's day in the uk quickly became the center of a control visi over trust, an image manipulation with catherine issuing a personal apology saying she edited the picture herself. speculation also swirling about why she wasn't wearing a wedding ring. buckingham palace was already facing at the very least, a health crisis with king charles stepping back from many of his royal duties as he fights cancer. and the princess of wales taking an extended leave after abdominal surgery. it's meant the royal families perhaps stretch more than it's ever been. we just 11 working royals on owning queen camilla and prince william as senior members represent the king combine that with questions over why the princess of wales hasn't been seen in public and calls for more details on charles condition. it's perhaps no surprise. it's led to such a

dent in public trust. this is the smallest >> crisis that the royal family has ever faced in the past. the royal family emily dealt with violent death, abdication, infidelity, all sorts of sins and crimes and scandals making your family photos look a tiny bit better is nowhere near anything on the scale of what the royal family have had to deal with before >> well, that may be the case. the rumor mill only adds more unnecessary pressure on the princess of wales ahead of our next public appearance, expected around easter is boris cnn, london. >> now in front, now royal historian kate williams so get, your hair east as report. and of course this is the topic you cover. >> the sun's new images of >> what appears to be kate and prince william shopping this weekend. of course, in the context here is spread speculation whether the images are real palaces. response, no comment after they were forced

to actually comment on rumors that the king was dead, which is a stunning thing to think they'd comment on. i mean, does any of this clear anything up for you? >> yes, this is area the royals have been in crisis the last time we saw kate, this woman we're used to seeing me almost immediately after she's given birth up there and makeup and high heels. we didn't haven't seen her since christmas day and internet has exploded into rumor. the mother's day photo was supposed to the rumor is actually increase the rumors that they intensified and over this weekend, we've seen a flurry of activity, comments from sources saying she'd be out and about soon. and then this sighting at the windsor farm shop. and now these photographs which have been published in some publications, and it does look as if there's visit to the windsor farm shop was well, that kate is up and about. i do think it was two degrees set up, but a way of seeing her, but certainly the fact that now every photo that the whales is put out as being doubted really suggests the

problem that they have now with trust this is the thing. i mean, we live in a world where yes. you talk about infidelities and murders and all these things. but a world of ai and uncertainty in photoshop. and what is real is what is sparking this crisis? the photoshop image released on mother's day is when all of well, actually not all all of this, but a lot of this started right? there had been a lot of speculation before what was wrong with her and why wasn't she talking about it when the king talked about his diagnosis? so openly in this image with all the photoshopping, it appears she's not wearing her wedding ring and now all of a sudden something that was completely taboo is now front and center and everywhere, which is the state of their marriage stephen colbert air is out publicly resurrecting an old rumor that prince william had an affair and that is everywhere on social media. here's stephen colbert >> so i think we all know who the alleged other woman is. say with me the marshy on s of channel mandalay.