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caitriona perry will be heading up caitriona perry will be heading up our coverage, finding out whaty, i'm lola with the catch up! tonight, southgate quits, the lionesses hold on and the man who found his voice. jay slater�*s mum says their family hearts are broken after the body found yesterday in tenerife was confirmed as jay's. debbie duncan described the confirmation as the "worst" news. jay had been missing for almost a month after travelling to the island for a music festival. 0fficials there say his death was a result of trauma, consistent with a fall in a rocky area. and it's goodbye to gareth southgate, who has quit as england boss. # southgate, you're the one # you still turn me on # football's coming home again... # he has been in charge of england for 102 games and got the men's team to two euro cup finals. he says, "it's time for change, and for a new chapter." and if you're feeling a little down about that news, then celebrate this. the lionesses have qualified for next year's euros, drawing 0—0 against sweden. some good news now. a couple of years ago, daniel challis,

. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to "bbc world news america."i'm caitriona perry .ident kamala harris is hitting the campaign trail, holding her first rally as the 2024 presidential candidate. the likely democratic nominee addressed an enthusiastic crowd of supporters in milwaukee, a city in the key swing state of wisconsin where republicans held their national convention just last week. ms. harris'campaign secured a major boost ahead of the rally saying it raised more than $100 million or 77 million pounds in donations so far. she's also received endorsements from enough delegates needed to win the democratic nomination in the first round of voting according to an associated press tally. building on that momentum, vice president harris rallied supporters in milwaukee drawing a stark contrast between herself and her republican rival donald trump. >> do we want to live in a country of freedom, compassion, and rule of law? or a country of chaos, fear, and hate? and here's the beauty of this moment. we each have the power to answer that question. the power is with the

earlier, my colleague caitriona perry spoke to angela stent, the director of the center for eurasian, own ideas. he's always been disruptive in the european union, in nato, so he wanted to show — to make his mark. i don't think he really believes that he is going to be able to make peace between ukraine and russia. after his talks with putin, he said ukraine and russia were very far apart in the way they see things and in the possibility of ending the war. i mean, he didn't need to go to moscow or kyiv to understand that, but it is showing that he is a force to be reckoned with. european leaders have been at pains to point out that although hungary is holding the presidency of the eu at the moment, viktor orban is not speaking for them in these meetings in moscow. but how problematic is it for the eu to have him there doing this? well, i think it is problematic just because it is disruptive. and there are some other eu members like slovakia, i would say to some extent even austria, who want a more forward—looking policy toward vladimir putin, who may be not as excited about voting as

i'm caitriona perry here in milwaukee, welcome to the bbc news special coverage of the republican nationalpeech he will give tonight at the republican national convention. but first, we've learned in the last 90 minutes that presidentjoe biden has tested positive for covid—19, throwing his campaign into further question. he tested positive earlier in the day after an event in las vegas. he then cancelled a speech to a latino civil rights and advocacy group. the president is experiencing mild symptoms, including a cough and runny nose, according to his doctor. mr biden is vaccinated and tonight received a dose of the antiviral medication paxlovid. in a statement, white house press secretary karine jean—pierre said:

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my colleague caitriona perry is live there. hey, i'm lola with the catch—up.usic and stormzy and maya jama's break—up. loads of mps went into westminster today to listen to the king's speech in the state opening of parliament. it's sort of like an induction day at school. black rod! there's no voting but loads of pomp and tradition, as mps are called to the lords to listen to the king. it's written by the government for the king to read out and tells us what they want to do over the next year or so. there's a big focus on building more houses, no more no—fault evictions for renters, better local bus services, improved mental health support, and a ban on smoking if you're born after 2009. one slight surprise is that we didn't hear anything today about votes for i6—year—olds. some other stories. chelsea are investigating midfielder enzo fernandez after he posted a video online of an alleged racist chant. he's since apologised on social media. and stormzy and maya jama have split up. the rapper and love island presenter shared a joint statement on insta to announ

i'm caitriona perry.ational convention. we are live from milwaukee, wisconsin after what has been unprecedented 48 hours in modern american politics. tonight, thousands have gathered for the four—day event where donald trump and his newly named running mate will formally accept the republican party's nomination for the presidential ticket. we'll bring you the latest speeches and moments from inside the convention. plus we'll have plenty of developments to bring you from outside the convention centre. a legal victory for the former president, as a judge dismisses his classified documents case, president biden�*s second sit down interview after last months poor debate perfomance and more on trump's running mate pick 0hio senatorjd vance. but for many at tonight's gathering the focus is on what comes next,

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. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to world news america. i am caitriona perry. is hosting the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house in an effort to bridge gaps between the allies over the conflict in gaza. it is their first face-to-face meeting since president biden traveled to israel just days after the hamas attack inside the country on october 7. they discuss negotiations to get a cease-fire in gaza and the release of israeli hostages. talks that mr. netanyahu sent were ongoing during his speech to congress on wednesday. the relationship between the two leaders has been at times contentious. president biden previously criticized israel for the 39,000 palestinians killed estimated by the hamas led health ministry. today, mr. netanyahu paid tribute to joe biden. >> mr. president, we have known each other for 40 years and you have known every israeli prime minister for 50 years. from a proud jewish zionist to a proud irish-american zionist, i want to thank you for 50 years of public service and support for the state of israel that look for

for more on what happens in the democratic convention next week my colleague caitriona perry spoke tossman —— congresswoman. so by the time the convention happens, they will be two names, whether they are known publicly or not, so the convention will proceed as if it were, there won't be a concept of an open convention vain, as faras concept of an open convention vain, as far as you are telling us? i vain, as far as you are telling us? ., �* ., ., us? i wouldn't imagine that we are auoin us? i wouldn't imagine that we are going to — us? i wouldn't imagine that we are going to have _ us? i wouldn't imagine that we are going to have what - us? i wouldn't imagine that we are going to have what is - us? i wouldn't imagine that we l are going to have what is known as an _ are going to have what is known as an open _ are going to have what is known as an open convention, no. i mean, _ as an open convention, no. i mean, there are obviously conversations that need to be had about a process and the way it will— had about a process and the way it will be — had about a process and the way it wil

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. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america, i am caitrÍona perry.n president among the world leaders convening here in washington for a major nato summit. the war in ukraine expected to take center stage. president zelenskyy said he would press stern arrow -- allies for more air defenses to help cancer -- counter russia's increasingly brazen airstrikes and reduce civilian casualties. on the eve of the gathering, a barrage of strikes across ukraine killed more than 40 people and left a children's hospital in ruins. president zelenskyy says moscow must be held accountable for the attack. our ukrainian correspondent has more. a warning, you may find some of the images in his report of setting. reporter: a view you wouldn't have seen yesterday. for a ukrainian emergency worker , demolition is part of the job description. this was a russian missile that has left a mark because of who and what it hit -- a children's hospital full of patients. dimitri leads a team of volunteers that help clear missile debris created with the full-scale invasion and easier

. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to world news america. i am caitriona perry. is hosting the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house in an effort to bridge gaps between the allies over the conflict in gaza. it is their first face-to-face meeting since president biden traveled to israel just days after the hamas attack inside the country on october 7. they discuss negotiations to get a cease-fire in gaza and the release of israeli hostages. talks that mr. netanyahu sent were ongoing during his speech to congress on wednesday. the relationship between the two leaders has been at times contentious. president biden previously criticized israel for the 39,000 palestinians killed estimated by the hamas led health ministry. today, mr. netanyahu paid tribute to joe biden. >> mr. president, we have known each other for 40 years and you have known every israeli prime minister for 50 years. from a proud jewish zionist a proud irish-american zionist, i want to thank you for 50 years of public service and support for the state of israel that look forwar

i'm caitriona perry, and you are very welcome back here. presidential candidate. you had hoped it would be you here this week. ~ ., ~' week. well, i did, iworked hard at it, _ week. well, i did, iworked hard at it, but _ week. well, i did, iworked hard at it, but guess i week. well, i did, iworked hard at it, but guess what, | week. well, i did, iworked. hard at it, but guess what, we all ran against a brick wall named donald trump, and he won the nomination, and it is his convention, and i think they had a pretty good night tonight. had a pretty good night toniiht. , ., , ., tonight. does donald trump have our full tonight. does donald trump have your full support _ tonight. does donald trump have your full support now? _ tonight. does donald trump have your full support now? you i your full support now? you know, your full support now? you know. i'm _ your full support now? you know, i'm one _ your full support now? you know, i'm one of— your full support now? you know, i'm one of those i your full support now? ym. know, i'm one of those

christian: let's go to washington and speech are colleague caitrÍona perry, who was watching that. were some questioning what sort of reception he would get those thoughts were put to bed. lots of standing ovations, caitrÍona, especially from republicans. caitrÍona: indeed, very loud, raucous reception for the prime minister. lots of standing ovations, but some notable in that the democratic side of the house stayed seated, particularly during the clip you just played earlier when the prime minister was talking about those protesters and call them idiots and said they didn't know the difference between good and evil. most democrats stayed seated for that part. it looks like a tally of 50 democrats were not in attendance, most of them choosing to boycott -- not all, of course, you mentioned vice president kamala harris. she was addressing a sorority in indianapolis earlier and she made a point in a first sentence of the speech of saying that that engagement had been set months ago, well before this date for prime minister netanyahu's speech had been allocated because she has come un

christian: let's go to washington and speech are colleague caitrÍona perry, who was watching that. were some questioning what sort of reception he would get those thoughts were put to bed. lots of standing ovations, caitrÍona, especially from republicans. caitrÍona: indeed, very loud, raucous reception for the prime minister. lots of standing ovations, but some notable in that the democratic side of the house stayed seated, particularly during the clip you just pyed earlier when the prime minister was talking about those protesters and call them idiots and said they didn't know the difference between good and evil. most democrats stayed seated for that part. it looks like a tally of 50 democrats were not in attendance, most of them choosing to boycott -- not all, of course, you mentioned vice president kamala harris. she was addressing a sorority in indianapol earlier and she made a point in a first sentence of the speech of saying that that engagement had been set months ago, well before this date for prime minister netanyahu's speech had been allocated because she has come under

. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to world news america. i'm caitrÍona perry.er of biden's own party has called on the president to end his run for the white house. congressman adam smith said in a statement biden was no longer able to articulate his case for a second term. his statement reads in part, the american people made it clear they do not see him as a credible candidate to serve four more years as president. since the debate the president has not seriously addressed these concerns. this is unacceptable. the stakes are too high. donald trump and maga extremism pose an existential threat to our nation and we need to be in the strongest position to win this election. congressman smith went on to say he would still back president biden if he remains the nominee. earlier monday joe biden urged the democratic party to unite behind his candidacy saying he was their best chance at defeating trump in november. item wrote a letter to democratic lawmakers saying he was running the race to the end. in response to further calls over the weekend by fellow democrats

at least once that i heard and my colleague caitriona perry i think heard it twice. have a listen to some of the highlights. he spoke a lot about the attempt on his life and described in some detail, retelling his experience he said was very painful and he felt safe, he said, because he thought he had got on his side on that fateful day. i got on his side on that fateful da . , . ., 4' got on his side on that fateful da . , ., ., ~ , day. i started to like this, turn to my _ day. i started to like this, turn to my right. - day. i started to like this, turn to my right. and - day. i started to like this, turn to my right. and wasj day. i started to like this, - turn to my right. and was ready to begin a little bit further turn, which i'm very lucky i didn't do, when i heard a loud whizzing sound and felt something hit me really, really hard on my right ear. i said to myself, "wow! what was that? it can only be a bullet" and moved my right hand to my ear, brought it down. my hand was covered with blood. just absolutely blood all over the place. i immediately knew it wa

hello, i'm caitriona perry. welcome to this special bbc news live coverage of the republican national convention in milwaukee, wisconsin. day two is well under way, as you can hear behind me the crowd and the atmosphere is that an excited level here with the new vice president shall nomineejd vancejust the new vice president shall nominee jd vance just arriving in the arena and we expect the arrival of the candidate himself, former president to donald trump, shortly. some of his former most travel allies have been addressing the crowd of supporters here, including the speaker of the house mike johnson who promise an immediate congressional investigation into the shooting that happened at the donald trump rattle in pennsylvania on saturday. 424 write house challenges florida governor ron desantis and former us ambassador to the un at nikki haley will also speak and we will bring you those remarks live as they happen. the theme of tonight is making america safe again, and during his speech in the last hour, the ho

to preview the summit and discuss us—ukraine policy, my colleague caitriona perry spoke to douglasjonesropean and eurasian affairs and began by asking him about the new financial support and the broader us commitment to ukraine. i think this is a continuation of our support and a sign that our support for ukraine is strong and enduring. and it is important as we come up on the nato summit to mark that, it is notjust nato summit to mark that, it is not just the nato summit to mark that, it is notjust the us but a coalition of allies that are supporting ukraine and are committed to this for the long—term. president zelensky has asked national leaders to allow them to use those foreign weapons to strike at targets inside russia, notably at russian aircraft. is that something the us would consider? we aircraft. is that something the us would consider?— us would consider? we are constantly _ us would consider? we are constantly looking - us would consider? we are constantly looking at - us would consider? we are constantly looking at these | constantly looking at these questions and we have

hello, i'm caitriona perry we begin in the uk where the labour party's resounding election victory hased 1a years of conservative government. new prime minister sir keir starmer is promising to rebuild britain "brick by brick" and provide security for millions of working—class families.after a ceremonial after a ceremonial meeting with king charles, sir keir began the process of forming a government — appointing his new cabinet ministers. laid out his ambitions. my government will fight every day until you believe again. from now on, you have a government unburdened by doctoring guided only by the determination to your interests. to defy, quietly, those who have written our country off. you have given us a clear mandate and we will use it to deliver change. to restore service and respect to politics. end the era of noisy performance, tread more lightly on your lives and unite our country. let's break down the results. the labour party secured 412 parliamentary seats in thursday's general election a gain of 211 seats on 2019 — dealing a catastrophic blow to the conservative party — whic

. - let's speak to our chief presenter caitriona perry, who is at the rnc in milwaukee.g us. caitriona, some big names in the last 2a hours, calling for party unity essentially. absolutely, and that is what conventions are all about. it is about putting other big guns of your party, the greatest star—studded lineup that you can put out, and this night two of the republican national convention was just that. the atmosphere as a cluttered and electric as it had what last night, particularly when the vice presidential nomineejd vice presidential nominee jd vance vice presidential nomineejd vance arrived in a few minutes later, president donald trump, who is the republican party nominee, arrived as well. of chanting and singing. the chant of this convention is fight, fight, fight, the words donald trump issued from the stage after the assassination attempt at his rally in butler, pennsylvania on saturday. the republican party has spoken about unity here for this week, that he changed the speech he will deliver on thursday to address that and that was embodied but we saw from

my colleague caitriona perry is on capitol hill for us.f there was some questioning what reception he would get those thoughts were put to bed, lots of standing ovations, especially from the republicans.— standing ovations, especially from the republicans. indeed, very loud and raucous _ the republicans. indeed, very loud and raucous reception _ the republicans. indeed, very loud and raucous reception for - the republicans. indeed, very loud and raucous reception for the - and raucous reception for the prime minister, lots of standing ovations, also, some of those standing ovations notable in that the democratic side of the house stayed seated, particularly during the clip you played there earlier where the prime minister was talking about those protesters and call them idiots, and said they did not know the difference between good and evil, most of the democrats stayed seated for that part. of course, it looks like now the tally of about 50 democrats were not in attendance, most choosing to boycott, not all, of course, you mentioned the v

my colleague caitriona perry who's at the republican national convention has more on president biden�osis. joe biden has not had a good run of luck, you would have to say, in this campaign so far. testing positive for covid. while he was on the campaign trail in las vegas. he had paused his campaigning because of that assassination attempt on donald trump. he wanted to give a respectful break. he took down some of his attack ads that were due to run on television, and then resumed this campaigning in nevada, another battleground state, yesterday and today. and he had been at an event, done an interview and was due to appear at a large rally for a latino worker rights union. and that was cancelled at very late notice. all the crowd were gathered in the venue and one of the organisers came on stage to say that the event was cancelled, joe biden had covid and was going back to his home in delaware to be in self—isolation there. now, the white house has put out a couple of statements on this. the white house doctor saying that he only has mild symptoms, that he has a runny nose and a coug

live now to milwaukee, and my colleague caitriona perry is at the republican national congress event.t quite well about jd vance personal story, of those people that i had heard of them before. we found the story of his upbringing rather compelling. in story of his upbringing rather compelling-— compelling. in the was jd vance's _ compelling. in the was jd vance's opportunity - compelling. in the was jd vance's opportunity to i vance's opportunity to introduce himself to be american public. he is known to a certain quarter of the public of course he wrote the bestselling book hillbilly elegy which was turned into a movie. but not somebody who has been an elected office for a very long time, just as senator for about two years. this was about introducing himself, what he stands for and that background. as he said onstage, he is the american dream, he came from very tough upbringing as hejust outlined. his mother was addicted to narcotics, she was addicted to narcotics, she was here tonight, he introduced her, she stood up and waved, got a standing ovation from the crowd in the arena wh

let's go live to the republican convention in milwaukee and join my colleague caitriona perry.aid thatjoe biden should consider his viability to win a second term? is you can imagine, there's great excitement about that here among the republican party members. they have been projecting a scene of unity and strength here all week and a look across at the democratic party and they see what they were call disarray with members of the party from junior to senior elders of the party, publicly to say it is time to remove their president, there are normally from the top of the ticket. so there has been very welcomed here. they feel that as a marked contrast to what here at this time. across the rest of the us, it is a case of, you know, there's nothing been said officially in public, we are relying on report of the us media, butjust in the last half hour or so, then new york times is reporting that it has sources close to present biden who say he may now be reaching a point where he may have to seriously consider stepping down from the race. he hasn't made that decision yet but they s

hello, i'm caitriona perry. we continue with breaking news here in washington. us presidentjoe biden announced he's ending his re—election bid, withdrawing his name from the 2024 presidential race, and endorsing vice president kamala harris for the democratic nomination. the biden campaign has already filed with the us federal election comission to change the name to "harris for president." in a statement on x — joe biden — "it has been the greatest in a separate post, he said... the 81—year—old president — currently in isolation while recovering from covid — was under increasing criticism a poor debate performance against his republican opponent donald trump in latejune. a number of democrats called for president biden to end his campaign. democratic donors also threatened to pull funding. mr biden�*s allies in congress have praised his decision to step aside. former democratic speaker of the house nancy pelosi hailed president biden as �*one of the most consequential presidents in american history. and, senate majority leader chuck schumer echoed that sentimen

hello, i'm caitriona perry. we continue with breaking news here in washington.y filed with the us federal election comission to change the name to "harris for president." in a statement on x — joe biden — "it has been the greatest in a separate post, he said...

perry, thanks for watching, bye—bye.the jetstream is relative to the uk. here it is over the next few days, to the south of us, now north of the jet stream, we generally have cool air. will south of the jet stream we generally have warm air. notice where it is over the coming days to the south of us. that means we get that air stream from the north and with a rippling jet stream, we also have weather patterns heading our way and in fact, a lot of rain to come in the coming days, particularly across northern parts of the uk. in fact, the north east of scotland in the next 2a hours particularly soggy with this weather system here. that rain unrelenting here, particularly in the northeast highlands, in grampian to the south. by the end of the night, i think just a few scattered showers, but it is relatively humid air, so that means that the temperatures aren't dropping particularly low overnight, say ia degrees first thing in the morning. now here's wednesday, low pressure to the north. so that rain that i mentioned in the

live to capitol hill — caitriona perry — who has been getting some of the reaction to the speech for, question mark. he spoke to some who were there, question mark-— question mark. indeed, and i can also tell you _ question mark. indeed, and i can also tell you that _ question mark. indeed, and i can also tell you that you _ question mark. indeed, and i can also tell you that you mean - question mark. indeed, and i can also tell you that you mean this | also tell you that you mean this up on the television feed, there were some protesters in the chamber while prime minister netanyahu was speaking and us capitol police have told us they have been six arrests of individuals who disrupted the speech, they were swiftly removed from the chamber and arrested, meanwhile the protests are still ongoing outside capitol hill on the capitol hill conflicts, and american flag hazard been replaced with the palestinian flag in an area called columbus circle, right between the union station and the capital complex. us park police here in dc said that situation has turned violent and are asking people

hello, i'm caitriona perry we begin in the uk where the labour party's resounding election victory hass.after a ceremonial

hello, i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome. we are live in milwaukee, wisconsin for bbc news special coverage of night three of the republican national convention. all eyes are on the vice presidential nominee and his highly anticipated speech that he will give here tonight within the next hour. on the other side of the aisle presidentjoe biden cancelled an appearance on the campaign trail after testing positive for covid—19. joe biden tested positive after an event in las vegas where he has resumed campaigning. he then cancelled a speech to an advocacy group. the president's doctor says he is experiencing mild symptoms including a cough and a runny nose. joe biden is vaccinated and tonight received a dose of packs loaded. in a statement the press secretary said joe biden will return to delaware where he will self isolate and continue to carry out his duties fully during that time. the white house will provide regular updates on the president status as he continues to carry out the full duties of the office while in isolation.

hello, i'm caitriona perry.the media centre at the nato summit. we'll bring it to you live as it happens. at a nato event with ukraine little earlier, joe biden introduced the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, calling him by the name of his russian counterpart vladimir putin, drawing gasps from the audience. let's have a look at that. now i want to hand it over to the president of ukraine, who has as much courage as he has determination. ladies and gentlemen, president putin. president putin? he can beat president putin! president zelensky, i'm so focussed on beating putin, we got to worry about it. anyway, mr president... i'm better. you are a hell of a lot better. president biden has spent the week fending off calls for him to step down as the democrat party's presumptive presidential nominee from more than a dozen members of his own party in congress. the latest appeal comes from arizona congressman greg stanton, hawaii congressman ed case, illinois congressman bradley schneider and michigan congresswom

hello, i'm caitriona perry. welcome to this special bbc news live coverage of the republican national convention in milwaukee, wisconsin. normally home to the milwaukee basketball team and this we came to the republican national convention. it is like two and in the last our former president donald trump entered the convention hall to loud cheers, as you can see now he warmly greeted his new running mate jd vance. warmly greeted his new running matejd vance. donald trump arrived in time to hear his primary rivals, former us ambassador to the un and governor of south carolina nikki haley in the current florida governor ron desantis, both addressing the convention and what was meant to be a display of party unity. both spent much of the last year criticising the president for let's hear from both of them now. , , ., a now. president trump asked me to seak now. president trump asked me to speak to _ now. president trump asked me to speak to this _ now. president trump asked me to speak to this convention - now. pre

i'm caitriona perry here in milwaukee, welcome to the bbc news special coverage of the republican national convention in milwaukee. where all eyes are onjd vance and his highly anticipated speech he will give tonight at the republican national convention. but first, we've learned in the last 90 minutes that presidentjoe biden has tested positive for covid—19, throwing his campaign into further question. he tested positive earlier in the day after an event in las vegas. he then cancelled a speech to a latino civil rights and advocacy group. the president is experiencing mild symptoms, including a cough and runny nose, according to his doctor. mr biden is vaccinated and tonight received a dose of the antiviral medication paxlovid. in a statement, white house press secretary karine jean—pierre said: the white house will provide regular updates on his status as he continues to carry out the full duties of the office while in isolation. in the hours before testing positive, mr biden was on the campaign trail inside a restaurant, shaking hands and speaking with voters. following his diagnosis, t

hello, i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome.g. he then cancelled a speech to an advocacy group. the president's doctor says he is experiencing mild symptoms including a cough and a runny nose. joe biden is

i'm caitriona perry.ing and applause. proud to be an american plays. you can see the image of the former president walking through the back corridors at the forum, normally home to nba team the milwaukee bucks, and this week home to the republican national convention. donald trump came in through those

hello, i'm caitriona perry. welcome back. in the us, cbs that donald trump is not going to mentionjoe biden by name in a speech, would you have expected that?— expected that? no, not a chance- _ expected that? no, not a chance- l _ expected that? no, not a chance. i am _ expected that? no, not a chance. i am not - expected that? no, not a | chance. i am not shocked, especially after we witnessed such a great unifying conventional ready but i don't think anybody would have thought that president trump would have a dig in a speech. if that is true and they are reporting that, that'll be a surprise to me and frankly, every single person in the world. ~ ., ., ~' world. what do you think, stephanie? _ world. what do you think, stephanie? in _ world. what do you think, stephanie? in politics, i world. what do you think, i stephanie? in politics, when we run for election, _ stephanie? in politics, when we run for election, when - stephanie? in politics, when we run for election, when you're i run for election, when you're in a — run