devlin, trump has repeatedly said this verdict is a scam.e continues to deny any type of relationship or interaction with stormy daniels back in 2006, despite the testimony we heard on the stand from stormy daniels. you watch these proceedings day in and day out. what do you make so far of what we are seeing from the former president? >> look. i think that he is trying to come up with politically palatable explanations for a guilty verdict. and a guilty on all counts verdict. he's been pre-gaming this outcome for a while saying the jury won't be fair. the judge won't be fair. but now he has a larger problem, which is that the verdict was guilty on all counts. so i think a lot of what he's doing is design for his political audience. the fundamental problem he has is its being squeezed does the political solution makes a legal problem worse is his basic problem. a lot of what he is saying -- i was struck by most of what he said at that postverdict announcement. it's bad for his sentencing. >> david i want to talk about and appeals here and it

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i want to get right to devlin barrett. he's a law enforcement reporter for the washington post and he was in the courtroom today also with me. tim parlatore, a cnn legal commentator, devlin you are the man in the courtroom. in the courthouse is all across this nation from new york not a wilmington, delaware there was a juror who broke out into tears and nearly an hour of listening to a hunter biden through the audio describe sinking into drug addiction. there were some pretty emotional moments for the biden family. tell me about what you saw on that courtroom. >> so i think what struck me was the degree to which the biden family members who are supporting him in this trial, specifically jill biden, the first lady actually by a hunter sister, actually in particular was pretty emotional at times, particularly when listening to her brother's voice talking about his addiction. >> and at one one-point, ashley and her mother, jill, just sort of, you know, rest of their heads against each other, a very sort of quiet and soft way

be a political drag or a buoy on his father in this very critical election year let's get right to devlin barrett. he's a law enforcement reporter for the washington post, was also in court today for 100 biden's trial just as you gotta reprieve from the other trial in manhattan, bear, you are now now in this one. you got to tell me what was it like today? what was hunters demeanor during the jury selection? they wanted to delay this trial unsuccessfully. of course right they had tried for a bunch of delays they didn't really get them. and, you it was a very interesting time to watch a hunter biden relate with his family because in each of these breaks, he is chatting with his family and obviously this is sort of a human drama that's going to play out in court what mostly what you heard from jurors was just how dramatic the drug issue, the addiction issue has been in many of their own lives that was interesting point is looking through some of the people we're talking about. >> i mean, they have six men. they have six women some were gun owners, at least six who've had some family or perso

and my comedian guests this evening are bruce devlin and cressida wetton.lcome both. >> a good week for you, bruce. yes what have you been up to.7 >> oh, i just busy fighting with taylor swift fans on the plane. >> really? yes. have you? uhhuh they could be quite aggressive from what i hear. >> well, they weren't, and there was two girls that filmed themselves as the plane landed, and i told them that really, they should think more of themselves. >> you see danny minogue fans? >> you see danny minogue fans? >> no, she wouldn't have done that. no, no dignity. >> no dignity. scum. >> no dignity. scum. >> where do you stand on the taylor versus danny debacle? >> i think he's joking. >> i think he's joking. >> that is how he speaks to people i know. >> i'm fully aware. i know how rude he is anyway. but behave tonight, bruce. >> oh, turn up on time. >> oh, turn up on time. >> i know wants me. all right. the audience at home, of course, won't know what on earth you're talking about. no, i think they do know. okay, let's get some questions from this audience. the

and my comedian guests this evening are bruce devlin and cressida wetton.welcome both. >> a good week for you, bruce. yes what have you been up to.7 >> oh, i just busy fighting with taylor swift fans on the plane. >> really? yes. have you? uhhuh they could be quite aggressive from what i hear. >> well, they weren't, and there was two girls that filmed themselves as the plane landed, and i told them that really, they should think more of themselves. >> you see danny minogue fans? >> you see danny minogue fans? >> no, she wouldn't have done that. no, no dignity. >> no dignity. scum. >> no dignity. scum. >> where do you stand on the taylor versus danny debacle? >> i think he's joking. >> i think he's joking. >> that is how he speaks to people i know. >> i'm fully aware. i know how rude he is anyway. but behave tonight, bruce. >> oh, turn up on time. >> oh, turn up on time. >> i know wants me. all right. the audience at home, of course, won't know what on earth you're talking about. no, i think they do know. okay, let's get some questions from this audience. th

that was my favourite superstar of bruce devlin . thank you very bruce devlin.w that's all from me for now. dewbs& co of course is up next. i'll be back at 3:00 tomorrow morning, 3:00 tomorrow. now, don't forget, the general election campaign is well underway , £6 billion wiped off underway, £6 billion wiped off the value of the paris stock exchange today by emmanuel macron. calling that snap election . the spirit of brexit election. the spirit of brexit very much alive . beating in the very much alive. beating in the eu. now it's time for your weather with aidan mcgivern. see you tomorrow . you tomorrow. >> for a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news showers at first during the rest of the day, but they will tend to ease inland later with clear skies overnight leading to a chilly feel by the start of tomorrow. we've got a northerly airflow across the uk at the moment. low pressure moving into the continent, leaving behind a lot of cloud and q

devlin, you pull into your driveway around the time he cl collapses and you rush over to help.and experience? >> i pulled into the driveway and heard mark talking on the phone, i thought he was pulling weeds or doing yard work or something. i looked over and saw two legs from under him. i said, this is a problem. i ran over there to assess the situation. i thought maybe having a seizure or stroke. i grabbed him and flipped him over on his back to open the airway. i saw he was not breathing and i gave him a hard sternum rub and that got his first gasp of air. he was not breathing properly. 911 operator said to start compressions. >> carley: mark, how long did it take for emergency responders to respond? i am sure it felt longer. >> i think we did compilation and it was six minutes, the longest six minutes i've ever experienced. >> carley: how is he doing right now? >> i've heard he is doing better, he has been moved from icu. they are hopeful he'll be okay. >> carley: fed ex responded calling him kind and professional, most skilled driver, he has a passion for cars and planes an

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his roommate was colonel larry devlin who had been a staff officer with patton in the war. he was a retread from the first war when he was in the navy then he saw the light and came over to the army for the second war. he was a colonel. he was a tremendous tremendous human being. and he said when he saw the movie. he said kim. i thought it was the old man himself. that's how good george c. scott got the movie, but you have to be very careful. of certain factors in the movie because the technical advisor was general of the army, omar bradley. and there is a scene in there just before the start of the german counteroffensive in in the battle of the bulge. where bradley phones patent and he says george i got to pull that tenth armored division from you and he says, oh brad. i'm got a bridge across this our river into germany. you got to let me go through. no george. i got to have that something's going on up north and we got ike wants all of us to meet it for done tomorrow morning. be there at 10:00 sharp. well the verdun meeting took place. and that part of it is accurate. bu

well, joining me now is the comedian bruce devlin. bruce, welcome to the show.i'm just surprised that oaps are shoplifting. and i know this is the wrong thing, so i was quite impressed . quite impressed. >> the thing about this though, it sounds funny, but is there a serious side to it? record shoplifting costs retailers over £1 billion a year now, and i've got to say, bruce, i have seen a few grannies myself in my local shop stashing things away because it is quite easy just to go around. it's like one for the trolley, one for the granny basket, one for the trolley, one for the granny basket. >> yeah, i'm a bit like that one glass of wine and then the rest of the bottle. >> i'm i had not, i've never seen. i know i'm not saying it doesn't happen and of course it's, it's a bigger deflection at the cost of living crisis. do you remember for a while that lurpak there are other butters had alarms around it because people couldn't afford lurpak and they were stealing all that kind of stuff. so all joking aside, it is quite serious then that they're not maybe making e