new process goes back to the magna carta of 1215.rase it self appears and eight statute that was passed in britain to incorporate the magna carta in 1354. that was during the reign of king edward the third period and so we have a process where we have the fifth amendment and the 14th amendment and what do they say with respect to due process and equal protection? they say exactly the same thing in essence no one shall be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law. the 14th amendment was adopted by congress in 1866 before it was an event with a proposed it to the states which then are ratified in 1868 the fifth amendment was added to the constitution is part of the bill of rights in 1791. this is ingrained in our country. ingrained in our country. what took place in the manhattan courtroom was the first massive assault, massive assault on the union, the due process, on equal protection since the civil war. there are bit individual cases but the impact of this, the presidential candidate the former president of th

new process goes back to the magna carta of 1215.se it self appears and eight statute that was passed in britain to incorporate the magna carta in 1354. that was during the reign of king edward the third period and so we have a process where we have the fifth amendment and the 14th amendment and what do they say with respect to due process and equal protection? they say exactly the same thing in essence no one shall be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law. the 14th amendment was adopted by congress in 1866 before it was an event with a proposed it to the states which then are ratified in 1868 the fifth amendment was added to the constitution is part of the bill of rights in 1791. this is ingrained in our country. ingrained in our country. what took place in the manhattan courtroom was the first massive assault, massive assault on the union, the due process, on equal protection since the civil war. there are bit individual cases but the impact of this, the presidential candidate the former president of the

you're talking about kamala practices as far back as the magna carta in 2015.his constitutional rights were violated -- we believe. number one. . number two, people in america believe this is politically motivated. the only reason the case was brought was to interfere in the 2024 election, and the response of the american people by their donation to donald trump, record fundraising since that verdict in lower manhattan, demonstrates the american people do not buy it. . they know his right were violated. they know it will be overturned on appeal. if everybody knows that, why would the case come forward in the first place, except to interfere with the selection? katrina: we will not preempt what will happen in the court on appeal, but in terms of what happens tonight, we know do not compromise the big audience, the big rallies. he feeds off the crowds. there will not be an audience with that. how does he cope with that? guest: the big question is what is there no crowd? that is because joe biden cannot have anybody disrupt his train of thought. katrina: the donal

you're talking about kamala practices as far back as the magna carta in 2015.his constitutional rights were violated -- we believe. number one. . number two, people in america believe this is politically motivated. the only reason the case was brought was to interfere in the 2024 election, and the response of the american people by their donation to donald trump, record ndraising since that verdict in lower manhattan, demonstrates the american people do not buy it. . they know his right were violated. they know it will be overturned on appeal. if everybody knows that, why would the case come forward in the first place, except to interfere with the selection? katrina: we will not preempt what will happen in the court on appeal, but in terms of what happens tonight, we know do not compromise the big audience, the big rallies. he feeds off the crowds. there will not be an audience with that. how does he cope with that? guest: the big question is what is there no crowd? that is because joe biden cannot have anybody disrupt his train of thought. katrina: the donald

carta at the british museum in well, some british tours are accused of damaging a unesco world heritage site in southern italy. a london-based parkour group visited the ancient city of materia, running climbing, and leaping through the streets and overpressure stone structures. the group posted video online showing one of its members breaking a stone ledge during a jump and injuring himself in the process cnn has reached out to police for comment. matairie is thought to be among the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the world, going back thousands of years. >> well, they say wine gets better with age, but this one may it'd be the exception a2 thousand wine believed to be the oldest ever found in liquid form it was unearthed five years ago from a tomb in southern spain, the wine which researchers determined what a white wine was found inside an urn along with human remains, they say, it's an almost impossible civil discovery because why it tends to evaporate quickly, but it was somehow hermetically sealed, keeping it preserved. >> all this it's time, probably doesn't taste tha

the group also made headlines last month when protesters smashed the glass protecting the magna carta at the british museum in london. britain's prince william greeted rosco is at royal ask god on wednesday and the absence of his father, king charles, the prints and queen camilla to the royal procession in a horse-drawn carriage the king is taking a break before returning to ask god for the final three days of action the horse racing event was founded in 17, 11 and was beloved by charles late mother, queen elizabeth, the second or finally, there's our, they say wine gets better with age, but this one may be the exception. a 2,000-year-old wine believed to be the oldest ever found in liquid form it was unearthed five years ago from a tomb and southern spain, the wine which researchers determined was a white wine, was found inside an urn along with human remains. they say it's an almost impossible discovery because wine tends to evaporate quickly, but it was somehow hermetically sealed keeping are preserved or less time. i want to thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church

we've had a damaging of the case around the magna carta at the british library .ed with library. stonehenge sprayed with orange powder and now a break in at stansted airport and orange paint sprayed on what protesters thought was taylor swift's jet wasn't actually her jet at all. it was somebody else's. let's discuss this with just stop oil adrian johnson. adrian, can i begin by asking what on earth you're playing at, camilla, thank you so much for having me on your program , camilla, let us on your program, camilla, let us just remind ourselves, please. what's going on? okay. we have 1 in 7 people in the united states under a heat dome right now. we've literally had 12 months of unbroken heating that smashed through the safety guardrail of 1.5 degrees of heating. we've got thousands of pilgrims making their the hajj pilgrim got thousands of pilgrims making theirthe hajj pilgrim and dying their the hajj pilgrim and dying from heat . we've got people from heat. we've got people going for walks in greece and not coming back . these are not not coming back. these are

carta. things of that nature to satisfy to stone the grand case, but it does not is clear based on the testimony committee and on the house floor and in a house floor, that this bill the basis of it, is for religious indoctrination. and as a result of that, i think at the supreme court, if it gets that far, will basically uphold their judicial precedent all right. louisiana state representatives , lauren ventral, and also kyle green. >> thank you both very much for joining us thank you for having me. thank you for having me. >> she's the. controversial judge who's overseeing donald trump's documents case in florida. but we're learning that almost wasn't the case. the surprising new revelations i had they are unpredictable sleeping giants, every volcano has its own personality. >> i definitely don't understand they are windows into part of our planet. >> lives will be lost violent earth. would we have schreiber sunday at nine on cnn at the ram, make this the summer event. >> you can take a va

the group also made headlines last month when protesters smashed the glass, protecting the magna carta part a at the british museum in london. good to know that stonehenge has had that spray paint removed, though. i sent to all of that occurred now to an incredible comeback at the the us olympic trials, swimmer simone manuel qualified for her third olympics after being diagnosed with overtraining syndrome in 2021. now she will be going to paris with a spot on the relay team and cnn's coy wire joins us, tao coy somone face some significant challenges coming into these trials. what can you tell us? yeah, in gym every day of these us swimming trials, a record has been broken and every day we seem to have another great story like simone manuals punching their tickets of paris. >> simone touching the wall in fourth place in an absolutely stacked women's 100 meter freestyle final last night but it was good enough to clinch a spot on the four by one relay team for her third trip to the olympics manual describe wednesday as a healing night her performance captain off this incredible comeback t

we've had a damaging of the case around the magna carta at the british library . with library. stonehenge sprayed with orange powder and now a break in at stansted airport and orange paint sprayed on what protesters thought was taylor swift's jet wasn't actually her jet at all. it was somebody else's. let's discuss this with just stop oil adrian johnson. adrian, can i begin by asking what on earth you're playing at, camilla, thank you so much for having me on your program , camilla, let us on your program, camilla, let us just remind ourselves, please. what's going on? okay. we have 1 in 7 people in the united states under a heat dome right now. we've literally had 12 months of unbroken heating that smashed through the safety guardrail of 1.5 degrees of heating. we've got thousands of pilgrims making their the hajj pilgrim got thousands of pilgrims making theirthe hajj pilgrim and dying their the hajj pilgrim and dying from heat . we've got people from heat. we've got people going for walks in greece and not coming back . these are not not coming back. these are n

carta.ere. i'm not sure. i think, the, i, you know, i think if you believe in the right to protest , you've got to like it protest, you've got to like it even when you don't like the courts. this dates back to you know, just before the coronation, the tories snuck this through just a couple of days because they wanted to stop those people protesting. there were only about five of them in the end anyway. but the point is, we have to preserve protest the right to i mean above, i mean, this is like a major liberty and i'm very nervous about any attempt. >> i mean, look, there is they are saying that they have the right to protest. they're just saying you can't do it in your sitting room. do it in your sitting room. do it in your sitting room, doing your sitting room, and you can protest all you want. you can do it in this protest away. >> i've got a cell over here for you. yeah. it's totally i just think, well, look, if they are going to do this and i agree with you that it's massive overreach

people let our prisons early and backlogs almost as long as the magna carta. lord blunkett, though, has some solutions and we like them, he says. let's create nightingale courts and a network of new mini prisons. do you agree with that ? prisons. do you agree with that? look, aaron bastani and peter hitchens keeping me company over the next hour. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live to the legend. that's polly middlehurst for the 6:00 news. >> michelle, thank you and good evening to you. well, the king has said today that the uk is eternally indebted to those who fought and lost their lives on d—day. events have been taking place in france and in portsmouth, where 80 years ago, 150,000 men set off for the largest seaborne invasion in history . hundreds of personnel history. hundreds of personnel parachuted into normandy to remember those who did the same eight decades ago . well, eight decades ago. well, speaking a little bit earlier on, his majesty paid tribute to those veterans, saying their stories couldn't couldn't fail to inspire the nation. >> le

carta.ten down there. i'm not sure. i think, the, i, you know, i think if you believe in the right to protest , you've got to like it protest, you've got to like it even when you don't like the courts. this dates back to you know, just before the coronation, the tories snuck this through just a couple of days because they wanted to stop those people protesting. there were only about five of them in the end anyway. but the point is, we have to preserve protest the right to i mean above, i mean, this is like a major liberty and i'm very nervous about any attempt. >> i mean, look, there is they are saying that they have the right to protest. they're just saying you can't do it in your sitting room. do it in your sitting room. do it in your sitting room, doing your sitting room, and you can protest all you want. you can do it in this protest away. >> i've got a cell over here for you. yeah. it's totally i just think, well, look, if they are going to do this and i agree with you that it's massive

may i call them in their 70s who had their hammer and chisel at the magna carta. thinking because they're elderly ladies , they're not they're not ladies, they're not they're not going to get a, you know, punishment. they just they had like a i think what was a 70 year old and a 20 year old. >> and this is, this is the dichotomy. you've got one who's very old, who's probably retired and one who's a student. so nobody probably really actively working . and they've got time on working. and they've got time on their hands to do this and they believe that. but my point is, could you imagine if these were and we've seen how the justice system works. these were black men wearing balaclavas doing exactly the same thing. yeah. >> it would be a very different story . nana. and they all seem story. nana. and they all seem like champagne socialists. let's go away with mummy and daddy on on holidays . and it's so on holidays. and it's so hypocritical. you mentioned meghan markle. they're going on. you know, she suddenly this eco warrior who has, you know, so many flights on a

carta. is a group that exists only to commit criminal acts. i can't think of a single act that's done that is not criminal. how? how on earth are we just sort of thinking that? i mean, can you thinking that? i mean, can you think of any, any organisation that was set up to commit criminal acts that we just allow to continue? >> funny how they've changed their aim. now the goalposts have shifted. now they don't just want no new oil and gas licenses , they want to bring licenses, they want to bring back. they want to get rid of all oil and gas by 2030. funny that, isn't it? when in just a moment we're going to head to royal ascot to get the best and brightest from the world of racing. stay with us. this is good afternoon, britain on gb news. well, i know sometimes some of you complain that we don't read out enough views. so we're going to get to some. lots of you very irritated to say the least, about just stop oil and their, well, extravagant to, mark jones says, can the law please get toughe