. >> jesse: gillian michaels joins primetime.o get rid of the guy and put a female soccer player in who has never kicked a single field goal in college, on the -- i guess the last team that won the super bowl. >> yeah, yeah, well here is the good news, jesse. there was a study in sports medicine that assessed the possibility for such things to happen. and in fact, football kicker was one of the sports they looked at. and men had a 16 to 22% advantage over women in kicking a football. so i don't know -- i don't know how realistic that is. and more to the point, as a person who probably couldn't be more different than said kicker, i am a female business woman, i am gay, i am not religious. i really don't understand what this man said that has everyone calling for his head. somebody tell me, what i am missing when there are literally children on a college campus down the street calling for the death of all jews, but we are protecting their first amendment rights. but this guy lives a little bit different than you. has different opin

keegan, michael gove — although he is standing down — have their seats, and that's one of the reasonseats for the liberal democrats and for labour as well. they really want to try and win some seats off the conservatives in some of those areas, particularly some of the more marginal ones. now as a result, i think the conservative party are feeling on the defence here in this particular part of england. i think the economy is something which most polls suggest is a top priority for voters in the area at the moment. so it's likely that might be something that comes up on the campaign trail. but i think the main thing that the prime minister will want to be talking about today and responding to, will be questions around this eye—catching policy the tories announced on the weekend, about national service for 18—year—olds — spending a year in the military or a weekend every month volunteering. that is something that the conservatives announced on the weekend. it was the first major policy announcement so far during this election campaign, and it's not yet something that the prime minister

back to you. >> gillian: eric shawn outside of the manhattan court for us. thank you. >> john: let's bring in william brennan appeared he's a former trump payroll corporation attorney and represented president trump during his second impeachment trial. it's good to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> john: any time there's a controller on the stand you put on your green visor and you start to get down in the weeds in terms of these numbers. we are talking about like payments to: were grossed up to cover the taxes he would've had to pay. whether or not they were reported to the irs, whether trump approved them, if there was a link to trunk. you know about the stuff. dig into and tell us what the prosecution has unveiled and have the med any salient points? >> it's not as nefarious as it may sound or seem. you have to remember that trump organization and its subsidiaries are a privately owned company. it's a family business. it's not anything out of the ordinary that when the president was the president that he would have to sign checks from his pers

you can expect to learn more about daniels selling her story to michael cohen.e will send it back to you, jillian. >> gillian: nate foy outside the courthouse in manhattan thank you. >> john: let's bring in andy mccarthy former assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor. as court got back underway, todd blanche immediately moved for a mistrial. the judge mershon claimed stormy daniels' testimony, saying the prosecution which has no case has gone too far. mistrial. "are there grounds for a mistrial? >> yes a lot of this is salacious with no apparent purpose connecting it up to anything relevant to the trial. i actually think the trump team, they are not going to succeed in this, the judge is not going to grant them a mistrial, but they can use some of what judge has done to bolster their motion. i regard this is unbelievable. the trump lawyers vigorously objected not just to testimony, but in particular to graphic descriptions of the salacious details of the sexual encounter. merchan overruled and let them elicit graphic details and sent the jury out of the

expect michael cohen to be on that stand for three to four days. >> gillian: till leo's point.want to pick up on something and if i sound ignorant, correct me. when the prosecution here makes the case that trump falsified documents, official documents in order to interfere in the election, do the two go hand in glove? do they -- does the prosecution need to prove that his motivation, his intent was centered on interfering in the election or was that icing on the top? is his motivation secondary? >> that is a wonderful question and it will all come down to the jury instructions which enough people are not talking about. if it's a murder case or a rape case, there are instructions that the jurors must follow and know precisely what it is that is required. this case has never been brought and it's unbelievable. you don't have standard jury instructions for you will have both sides saying this is what i propose, this is what i propose. it's going to come down to the wording. was it merely a consideration that he paid stormy daniels because of the election or is it something that i

we've also got kemi badenoch, claire coutinho, mel stride , there's gillian mel stride, there's gilliann, mark harper, david davies and victoria prentice, esther mcvey, andrew mitchell and johnny mercer. they would all go to labour by the way. alex chalk and michael tomlinson would apparently both lose to the liberal democrats. ulster jack would lose to the snp and simon hart to plaid cymru, another big name would be sir jacob rees mogg . apparently he jacob rees mogg. apparently he would go as well. now a lot can change in politics. there are weeks to go in this election campaign and that poll was concluded on may the 27th. but those results are stark . i'm those results are stark. i'm joined now by the man behind the poll. it's the founder and ceo of electoral calculus, martin baxter. martin thank you very, very much for joining baxter. martin thank you very, very much forjoining us here on patrick christys tonight. those results are absolutely astonishing. can you shed some more light on them for us, please? >> good evening. patrick. yes indeed. these are disappointing results for th