people like mark robinson tell me we're just getting started. next four years and the next 2500 after that. we've got this2 year to worry about first and that's why i'm here. i don't say this with pleasure. we're in the middle of a war in this country. it isn not a war between black and white as the media would have youve. it isn't even a war really between man or woman ga yarks or straight. it's not even a war between democrat and republican really. it iss a war between those of us who love the united states of america and our founding ideals and a fringe minority who hates this country and what we stand for. that is the real war in this country. [applause] it is a war between the deep state and the managerial class and the everyday citizen. it is a war between the international great reset and the great with uprising that a starts in 2024. and you know what? there's no middle ground here. we played the middle ground game for a long time. there's no middle ground. either you believe in merit or you believe in group quotas. you cannot have both

maybe mark robinson is our great hope. he's pretty great.s done some great things as lieutenant governor. ths are true. -- rumors are true. he is black. i hope to god he's our governor come november. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome my friend mark robinson. ♪ >> fantastic. how is everyone doing? go. thing we do as always is give thanks to our lord and savior jesus christ. are there reporters in this room somewhere? i can't see through the lights. it's the mainstream media here. if you are here, i want you to hear this. hear me. i don't care what you say about me. i don't care what you do when your newsroom. i don't care about your plans and your schemes to with your democratic friends. why? because jesus christ is still on the throne. you may have your news camera and your satellites and your 24 hour news. s christ holds the world in his hands and he well. what he has for me, y it may not be the governor's mansion. it maye. you will not stop jesus christ life. so i don't fear you. write your stories. tell your lies. tell your half-truths

he features a number of comments that mark robinson made about abortion.o a january 2019 facebook live -- they're calling it a rant. it's a comment he made about abortion. take a listen to what mark robinson said in the facebook live. >> abortion in this country is not about protecting the lives of mothers. it's about killing a child because you weren't responsible enough to keep your skirt down. it's not your body anymore. >> again, he wants people to hear mark robinson daying that women not keeping their skirt down. i did talk to the campaign of mark robinson, saying this is his stances on abortion that he would sign a heartbeat bill. and he -- being a supporter of stopping abortion. what this underscores is that abortion is going to continue to be a top issue. not just at the top of the ticket, but all across the races and in governors' races. it's a battleground stake. it will be a high-stake race. this underscored two years after roe v. wade overturned. it shows what voters and candidates are focused on the issue of abortion. >>> coming up next, delay

[laughter] know, i love mark robinson.til he's the but you know, i just wish he wasn't such a wallflower. you know? i think we need more like him. a1i hope you are enjoying this as much as i am. you know, this is work for the staff behind the blue curtain. ng with a spring in our step. 't these just amazing leaders that we are hearing from? i've got another one that honoredshe'slike a sister to me. i knew she was. afar but i never got to know her until we got to know each other through our mutual friendship with donald trump. when you talk about modern day few that more fulfill than paula white king. paul away is a best-selling author. she's a pastor of an unbelievable and amazing church in orlando, florida. she's builtgest and most dynamic churches in our country over the last 25she has a global television reaches a potential audience of over a billion people in over 190 countries around the world. more than anything, she's a woman whl(ha life, her heart, her while --ill to jesus christ. god through hissovereignty and wis

people like mark robinson told me we are just getting started. theater to worry about first and that is why i am here. i don't say this with pleasure. we are in the middle of a war in this country. it's not a war between black and white, as the media would have you believe. it isn't even a war it really between a man or woman for gay or straight, not even a war between democrat and republican really. it is a war between those of us who love the united states of america and our founding ideals , and a fringe minority who hates this country and what we stand for. that is the real war ithis country. [applause] it is a war between the deep state and the managerial class and the everyday citizen it is a war between the international great reset and the great uprising that starts in 2024. there is no middle ground here. we have played for the middle ground game for a long time, there is no middle ground. either you believe in merit, or you believe in a group. you can't have both. either you believe in free speech, or you believe in censorship, you cann

>> i don't think people really know just the awful police that mark robinson has.r race. wasn't a lot of media attention dedicated to it. there weren't tv commercials. so voters went in thinking he was just a generic republican. and in 2020, that person was typically going to win as a republican. now we want to make sure voters know exactly who he is, what he's about, how he wants to turn back the clock in north carolina, and then break that clock. i think voters do know that, if we build a winning campaign and we need to get autographs and support we can come and folks can go to josh stein. org if they want to learn more. if we do our jobs, which is to educate voters, i have faith in the people of north carolina to make the right choice. >> it looks like 70% need more information. i want to put this pull up that shows you, josh stein, up 37% it shows your republican opponent at 37% that it shows what is now, in today's politics, a large undecided of 17% i suspect that though 17% do not know that mark robinson said i absolutely want to go back to the america where

>> certainly, and of course, mark robinson is running for governor, which is a statewide race.al assembly are the ones who would pass the laws, that perhaps mark robinson is advocating for, and currently there is a republican super majority in both the statehouse and the state senate. and they certainly are intending to flip at least three of the congressional seats that were drawn, and three of the seats that we have challenged in this lawsuit. and they have very selectively taken voters in census blocks and precincts, and using extraordinarily sophisticated computer technology and data they are able to predetermine the outcome of the election. and that was one of the arguments we made in this case, that it is fundamentally unfair from an election standpoint to have government picking and choosing in advance who is going to win these elections. it is no different then putin being re-elected and russia and what was obviously an orchestrated election by the russian government. >> former state supreme court justice bob or, thank you so much for joining us this evening. >> thank y

we have always had characters like mark robinson and the african-american community.e appeals to a certain part, a certain segment, particularly of the trump base. he trades in racial stereotypes, as we just heard a moment ago. he is who he is. white supremacy is white supremacy, even if it shows up in blackface. we have a binary choice in this election. it is an existential threat that we are dealing with, not only to our democracy, but to the progress that we have made over the last 50 years in the african-american community. and so, the question for voters is do you want to go backwards? or do you want to go forward? i think that the contrast could not be more stark here. and this is not the first time that we have seen somebody who looks like mark robinson tried to do the bidding of people like donald trump. donald trump sent herschel walker to the state of georgia to run against me, as if like people are so unsophisticated that they could not tell the difference between that dude and me. well, the rest is history. here i sit, and come 2024 the biden harris campai

[applause] ♪ ■(■&>> next, senator josh hawle, north carolina lieutenant governor mark robinson, and formereak during the faith and freedom coalition's road to majority conference. while addressing the audience, senator hawley describes what he called an anti-freight agenda being pushed in america. than former representative tulsi gabbard describes why she decided to part ways with the democratic >> ladies and gentlemen, ease welcome back committee

is coming in strong behind mark robinson.ut i can say those words, we're going to support him in this ra apportin. this is the race that matters. in all theth country, we've got republicans teed up to win, this is the one that right now is a close race. we're going to be in it. we want you to be in it. we want you out there supporting mark, but the way this thing works for everybody on that tick see a poll that says donald trump is up by five, let's get him up by 10, as we say, we got to win this thing so big it pulls everybody with them. pp if we're doing all that together, north carolina, you're going to have the happiest night in november.

and then you have the republican nominee who is the lieutenant governor, mark robinson.very attractive candidate. he came out of nowhere to win over or seasoned politicians. -- over more seasoned politicians. he rose up through the grassroots. he is african-american. he speaks to a lot of churches and has the cadence of a pastor but he also has a history of saying a lot of controversia9g things. we saw in 2022 that -- in governors races candidates matter more. i think we see what president biden's numbers are in the state and donald trump is leading comfortably. robinson is running a strong campaign. he is raising money. not republicans are behind him. he has a long history of saying things about abortion anti-semitic remarks and things about lgbtq people. north carolina has become more competitive over the years because you have a lot of college graduates particularly women moving into the research triangle. is this something that could turn off the voters? think if you had a more mainstream republican winning, a republican could be a favorite but i think robinson is st

>> i don't think people really know the awful beliefs mark robinson has.or race. there frankly was not a lot of media attention. there weren't tv commercials, so voters went in thinking he was a generic republican running against a generic democrat. that person was typically going to win as a republican. now we want to make sure voters know who he is, what he is about, how he wants to turn back the clock in north carolina and break that clock. i think if voters know that, if we build a winning campaign and we need all of the grassroot support we can. if we do our jobs, which is to educate voters, i have faith in the people of north carolina to make the right choice. >> it looks like 17% need more information. it shows you at 37%. it shows republican opponent at 37%, but it shows what is now in today's politics a large undecided of 17% and i suspect those 17% do not know that mark robinson said i absolutely want to go back to the america where women could not vote. >> that is why we went on tv this week, lawrence. we want voters to have information about ex

and then you have the republican nominee who is the lieutenant governor, mark robinson.y attractive candidate. he came out of nowhere to win over or seasoned politicians. -- over more seasoned politicians. he rose up through the grassroots. he is african-american. he speaks to a lot of churches and has the cadence of a pastor but he also has a history of saying a lot of controversial things. we that -- in governors races candidates matter more. i think we see what president biden's numbers are in the state and donald trump is leadingrobig campaign. he is raising money. not -- national republicans are behind him. he has a long history of saying things about abortion, anti-semitic remarks and things about lgbtq people. north carolina has become more competitive over the years beca■c have a lot of college graduates particularly women moving into the research triangle. is this something that could turn off the voters? i think if you had a more mainstream republican winning, a republican could be a favorite but i think robinson is still a very volatile candidate. i look at wh

and then you have the republican nominee who is the lieutenant governor, mark robinson.attractive candidate. he came out of nowhere to win over or seasoned politicians. -- over more seasoned politicians. he rose up through the grassroots. he is african-american. he speaks to a lot of churches and has the cadence of a pastor but he also has a history of saying a lot of controversial things. we saw in 2022 that -- in governors races candidates matter more. i think we see what president biden's numbers are in the state and donald trump is leading comfortably. robinson is■7 running a strong campaign. he is raising money. not -- national republicans are behind him. he has a long history of saying things about abortion, anti-semitic remarks and things about lgbtq people. north carolina has become more competitive over the years because you have a lot of college graduates particularly women moving into the research triangle. is this something that could turn off the voters? i think if you had a more mainstream republican winning, a republican could be a favorite but ink robinso

and then you have the republican nominee who is the lieutenant governor, mark robinson.active candidate. he came out of nowhere to win over or seasoned politicians. -- over more seasoned politicians. he rose up through the grassroots. he is african-american. he speaks to a lot of churches and has the cadence of a pastor but he also has a history of saying a lot of controversial things. we saw in 2022 that -- in governors races candidates matter more. i think we see what president biden's numbers are in the state and donald trump is leading comfortably. robinson is running a strong campaign. he is raising money. not -- national republicans are behind him. he has a long history of saying things about abortion, anti-semitic remarkst lgbtq peo. north carolina has become more ■ycompetitive over the years because you have a lot of college graduates particularly women moving into the research triangle. is this something that could turn off the voters? i think if you had a more mainstream republican winning, a republican could be a favorite but i think robinson is still a very v

robinson, if you put those pieces together we see that the state is in play. so north carolina will begin to mail absentee ballots on september 6 so this may be the only debate north carolina sees. what will it take to flip north carolina? >> north carolina it's absolutely in play. if you want to look at any indicator look at where the president is going after he leaves atlanta. directly to north carolina. we know that given everything you just described, the extremism on display, obviously the extreme candidate they have in the state, in many ways it is a microcosm of what we are looking at across the country. we know if we relentlessly engage in the state we can come out on top, it is true in georgia and north carolina. we know we have the resources, the candidate, the message, and the values to be victorious across the country and that is the campaign we are building. 300 field offices across the country, over 1000 staff on the ground. it is true in north carolina and george and it is a contrast to the lack of staff trump has. we have two candidates widely

a guy named mark robinson who spent years posting unbelievable bile about jewish americans, black folks and from denying the holocaust happen declaiming the movie black panther was created by agnostic djoos vision put together by satanic marxist. robinson ranted against women and abortion so many times that his democratic opponents stitch them into one brutal ad. >> by say i was the governor. we can't have an abortion in north carolina. for me there's no compromise on abortion. it makes no difference why or how that child ended up in that womb. in this country, it's not about protecting the lives of mothers. it's about killing the child because you were not responsible to keep your skirt down. it's not your body anymore. >> killing a child because you were not responsible enough to keep your skirt down. running for governor in north carolina. this is haunting republicans everywhere including indiana where the republican senator is running for governor. he came prepared but rather to a c to his wishes the state party convention selected a pentecostal pastor, podcasters self-described chr

the current lieutenant governor mark robinson, the party's nominee for governor next fall said he would abortion for any reason and blamed women who might want an abortion, saying, quote, they weren't responsible enough to keep your skirt down. he also told republicans that he absolutely wants to go back to the america where women couldn't vote. he's claimed that feminism was created by satan. and attacked successful women by calling them whores, witches and rejected drag queens. he also happens to be a hitler-quoting holocaust skeptic critical of the civil rights movement because he says integration forced black folks to abandon black-owned businesses. robinson would be the first-ever black governor of north carolina. you can't make this stuff up. mr. robinson has good company over in minnesota, where their republican party has endorsed former nba athlete royce white who has called old school republicans see you next tuesdays and educated empowered women mouthy. over in missouri, republicans blocked a bill that would widen access to birth control pills because they falsely claimed the

robinson. if you put all of those pieces together, we really see that the state is in play. so, michael, north carolina will begin to mail absentee ballots starting september 6, so this might be the only debate north carolina voters see. what would it take to flip north carolina? >> yeah, north carolina is absolutely in play. if you want to look at any indicator, look at where the president is going after he leaves atlanta. directly to raleigh, north carolina, to organize and rally our grassroots campaign in the tar heel state. given everything we described, the demographic makeup, the extremism on display in the state legislature. obviously the extreme maga candidate they have in the state of north carolina. in many ways it is a microcosm of what we are looking at across the country, so we know if we engage in the state of north carolina that we will come out on top. it's true in georgia, drew north carolina. it is of course true in the blue wall states as well. we know we have the resources,

robinson and even my opponent back home and wilson in county, they understand that extremists are on the other side. they're just craving, they're craving that we talk about what we're for and how we can make their lives better at the end of the day. this is not about president biden, donald trump, myself, or any other candidate. it's about, our people and our communities. >> all right. well, dante, thank you very much. i appreciate your time. as we said, of course, are running as a democrat in state of north carolina and we also tonight have kfile here with a new report exposing texas democrat collin all reds about-face on immigration. and he's misleading claim, but he quote, stood up to joe biden on the border all right. is now trying to unseat senator ted cruz, the border crucial where he is, of course, he's previously said the building a border wall is racist. but now it seems he feels differently to fix it. >> we've got to go after the cartels and fix the border. i sit up to joe biden on the border and to extremists like ted cruz for chaos. two real solutions in front. >> now, a

and here in north carolina, we see extreme is just the same when you look at mark robinson and even my opponent back home and wilson county, they understood than that extremists are on the other side. they're just craving, they're craving that we talk about what we're for and how we can make their lives better at the end of the day. this is not about president biden, donald trump myself, or any other candidate. it's about our people and our communities. >> all right. well, dante, thank you very much. i appreciate your time as we said, of course, running as a democrat in stave, north carolina and we also tonight have kfile here with a new report exposing texas democrat collin all reds about-face on immigration. and he's misleading claim, but he quote, stood up to joe biden on the border all right. is now trying to unseat senator ted cruz, the border crucial there he is. of course, he's previously said that building a border wall is racist. but now it seems he feels differently to fix it. >> you got to go after the cartels and fix the border. i sit up to joe biden on the border and to ex

robinson.s this morning, like listen to james carville and joe scarborough and get all upset and grab your neck and sweat and say, oh my god. and then i'm gonna give you this weekend, get all that out your system, and then monday get back to the task at hand, which is either we fight or we fold up tint it, lose democracy. current makes a good point about don balah candidates because that's where the pressure is going to come from. >> the pressure that had come from congressmen who were in pretty tight districts you could cover jon tester, shared brown, bob casey sam brown, and nevada. i mean, jacky rosen and nevada, people who are in very tough races where when josh shapiro is on here and a little bit you ask him what it's gonna do for the race and any other questions? >> yeah. >> i'll stick around and ask john if you like my fairy does it take a giant anchor? >> joe biden is kind of a giant anchor around your neck and jumping off the docket this but who wants to listen? where those candidates

i love mark robinson, i can't wa north carolina.much as i am. the step behind the blue curtain w are watching. at these amazing leaders? [laughter] i got another one i am privileged and honored every year become like a sister to me i knew who she waslowed her from afar but never really got to know her until he got to know one friendship donald trump. when talk about modern-day esters the few to the. all away out best-selling author and unbelievable amazing church in orlando florida largest in our last 25 years will television history that reaches a potential audience of on people in 190 countries around the world but more than anything a woman whose that her life her heart and her christ. god, through his infinite sovereignty and wisdom brought her together with donald trump and neither one of them ever knew in a million years she would someday be president and she played an incredibly spiritual pastoral role in his life the life of the family. election day 2016 you remember all the faces at cnn abc to became a senior advisor for in

hello, i'm mark lowen. make about who leads the country for the next five years, who has power and influence in westminster. during this campaign, we've spoken to all the main party leaders, including the prime minister and the labour leader. tonight, in ourfinal interview before the election, it's the turn of the leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey. welcome, sir ed. my promise, as i've made the same promise to all the leaders who've sat in that chair, everything you say over the next half—hour or so will be broadcast in full. i want to give you the chance to make your pitch to voters before election day. i hope you'll do your best to answer the questions. and just to stress to people watching, you've not been given any advance notice... i certainly haven't. ..of these questions. well, let's begin with you. politics has been something of a roller coasterfor you, hasn't it? you know, one minute you're in government, the next minute you're thrown out of your seat as a member of parliament, your part

election as campaigning reaches the halfway mark.rd from the labour leader who has been speaking to nick robinson and saide is prepared to make enemies over issues such as planning in order to pursue economic growth. the prime minister rishi sunak has warned conservatives previously voting for reform u.k. that they risk handing labour a blank check in response to ape an opinion poll showing that nigel faraj's reform party has support of four -- above the conservatives for the first time. other surveys have the tories second. as the euros get underway we will ask whether international football has the power to move voters and win election. a good showing by the home nations to deliver a boost to government. now, during the election period, nick robinson has conducted a series of interviews with party leaders. on monday he spoke with receipt -- rishi sunak and in the past half hour we broadcast his interview with circular starmer -- sir kier starmer. he rejected conservative suggestions that labour would have to cut spending, raise tax

whoever wins the next election they need to step up the mark. ed thomas, bbc news, middlesbrough.john swinney. rememberwe scottish first ministerjohn swinney. remember we have plenty of updates on the sky news live event on our bbc lives page as well as fact checks from bbc verify it but now it's time for the weather with ben rich. hello. it's been another day of below average temperatures across most parts of the uk. with that, we've seen a fair amount of cloud, but also a fair amount of dry weather. this cool air mass, though, is set to be replaced by something that — on the face of it — looks a little bit warmer, a change in wind direction. but with that, we see this frontal system pushing in from the west. that will bring some heavy rain and some quite brisk winds. and i think by virtue of the cloud, the rain, the strong winds, it will still feel rather cool for many of us. but, actually, through tonight, it is going to be decidedly chilly where we keep these clear skies overhead. we'll see a few mist and fog patches here and there, cloud and rain then spreading into parts of

it marks the policy shift and follows a similar us decision to allow ukraine cheese, american weapons on targets on russian soil. the loose restrictions only applied to the eastern khaki region where ukraine is struggling to hold off russia's latest advances. this is what remains of the tone of both john skin ukraine's harkey for region. ukrainian troops have been fighting here for weeks trying to hold back relentless russian attacks. many now believe they have a better chance to do so. germany, it has become the latest need to country to allow kids to use weapons supplied by berlin for limited strikes inside russia. the, let's go from the front. in reason we expression has prepared, coordinated and carried out attacked from positions in the heart, give area. in particular, well, from the directly adjacent prussian border region, the minds them together were convinced that ukraine has the right under international law to defend itself against these attacks. so young gentleman, his decision follows a similar one from the us. american supply weapons can now be used to come to russian at

robinson was 86-years-old. >> tomorrow marks new york city's annual israel de, typically a joyful celebrationor the largest jewish community outside of israel however, this year's event is expected to take on a somber tone as it is the first parade since the israel-hamas war began with all that's happened in the city's since the war started, police official say they are increasing security. this tier, the police commissioner says there are no specific or credible threats to the grade or the city as a whole. >> all right. it's that time now, first of all, with victor is coming up we okay. so there are a lot of people, obviously we have an opinion about donald trump's conviction and what could happen in sentencing. >> i wanted to hear from raman santana, a member of the formerly known as central park 5. now, the exonerated five, donald trump has never apologized for his rhetoric about the teenagers wrong further please accused and convicted for beating and raping a woman in 1989. well now, the former president is the felon. how is raymond processing this? we're going to talk with him in just a

it marks a policy shift and follows a similar us decision to allow ukraine to use american weapons on targets on russian soil. loser restrictions only applied to the eastern hockey region where ukraine is struggling to hold off russia's latest advances. this is what remains of the tongue, the full john skinned ukraine's harkey for region. ukrainian troops has been fighting here for weeks trying to hold back relentless, russian attacks many know, believe they have a better chance to do so. german, it has become the latest need to concrete, to allow kids to use weapons supplied by berlin. felicia to strikes inside russia in the list that was not in reason we expression as prepared, coordinated and carried out detached from positions in the hark is area in particular, from the directly adjacent brushing for the region to merge them together were convinced that ukraine has the right under international law to defend itself against these attacks. the gentleman, his decision follows a similar one from the us. american supply weapons can now be used to come to russian to text me of the heart

nick robinson will be interviewing the prime minister tomorrow night on bbc one and the iplayer. as thousands celebrate with the lgbt queue plus community the parade acknowledges the evolution of the communities in the evolution of the communities in the city. this took place in vienna and organisers reported a record turnout with more than 340,000 people participating in the parade. do stay with us on bbc news. hello there. we started part two of the weekend. on a fine note, there was plenty of sunshine around, but since then, skies have clouded over for many. and we're seeing patchy rain pushing into northern ireland, parts of northern england, the midlands and wales, all courtesy of this weather front here, which is popping up as it's sliding its way south eastwards. all the while, this area of low pressure bringing strong winds to northern north east scotland with plenty of blustery showers here, some good sunny spells continuing across scotland and also south west england, the channel islands, but elsewhere it's cloudy with that rain popping up across northern ireland and sp

a new photo has been released of prince william — taken by his wife catherine — to mark his 42nd birthdaytherine read: "happy birthday papa, we all love you so much!" tennis now — and a day after beating the wimbledon champion, britain's jack draper has been knocked out at queen's. it was a tight quarterfinal match against the american fifth seed tommy paul, but the british number one struggled to find the form he showed in beating carlos alcaraz, and lost in three sets. football, and wales have sacked their manager rob page. he's been in charge for three and a half years, and led wales to their first world cup tournament in 64 years. he also guided them to the second round of euro 2020. but he's been dismissed after the team failed to qualify for this year's euros, and following two poor performances recently against gibraltar and slovakia. and after a lackluster performance from england last night in the euros, drawing 1—1 against denmark, how are fans feeling over in germany? nesta mcgregor has been finding out in frankfurt. at this tournament for fans in frankfurt, a chance to show th

thank you, basil michaels, eugene robinson. that's it, the reidout . we all agreed. this is very rare, i think we should mark the occasion. >>> tonight on all in. >> breaking news has come in that we are reading across the newswires, guilty. count one. guilty verdict, count two. guilty verdict, count four. so three and four. >> donald j trump still guilty on 34 felony counts. >> no one ever says that about me. i would like them to say we are to have a little sorrow for this man. >> in the republican standardbearer reveals that his conviction is an honor. >> in a way i am honored. salacious. by the way. and nothing ever happened. if it were george washington, was he a bad boy here, was he a bad boy there? >> tonight, major questions about the sentencing of donald trump. >> how is that going to affect the rnc? does he have confinement? if he goes to prison, what does that look like? >>> plus, the trump campaign threats to those who won't back a felon. and why dreams of a hung jury should give us all a little hope. >> the 12 everyday jurors about it to make a decision b

why is it so important that they mark this holiday? bye speaking out. what did you find out?ell, two of them, patty lewbel and smokey robinson, are they're in their 80s and they've been performing for more than 60 years. >> so when you consider the ark of this country and how much they've seen when you think about the civil rights era of the 1960s, the soundtrack of that is most town music. so we kind of talked to them about the progress of the country. and while they both say a lot has happened, a lot has changed and improved. there's so much more work to be done and there's a moment to inspire people to remember that there's more to do and how they can get involved. >> yeah. i'm having anchor nv right now, victor, those are some amazing guests. sounds like a terrific especial victor. thanks so much, really appreciate it thanks for having me and don't miss juneteenth celebrating freedom and legacy and heirs at 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night right here on cnn. >> and you can stream it right on cnn max. and thanks for watching. anderson cooper 360 as next i have a great tonight on

we begin tonight with the uk election, as campaigning reaches the halfway mark. in the past half hour, we've heard from the labour leader sir keir starmer. he's told the bbc�*s nick robinson that he's prepared to make enemies over issues such as planning in order to pursue economic growth. the prime minister rishi sunak has warned conservatives considering voting for reform uk that they risk "handing labour a blank cheque". his comments came in response to one opinion poll, showing nigel farage�*s reform party with 19% support — ahead of the conservatives, with 18%, for the first time. other surveys have the tories second to labour. and as the euros get under way in germany tonight, we'll ask whether international football has the power to move voters and elections. could a good showing by the home nations deliver a boost to government? now, during the uk election period, the bbc�*s nick robinson — presenter of the today programme — has conducted a series of interviews with party leaders. on monday, he spoke to the prime minister rishi sunak, and in the past half