alina, stop, alina, please stand, any element you like best, generously, generously, this is an even element, by the way, oh, thank you, anything is possible - the answer is no, i will give a hint and we will continue to communicate on... this topic, if i voice the answer now, why we are gathered here, this is an endless game, perhaps it will be an endless game, but the tour time is limited. so, pay attention, china produces more than a quarter of the world's volume of this, and consumes it more than anyone else in the world. jellied fish, you again have the opportunity to ask leading questions, this is tea, petals, well, tea leaves, tea, and what excited you so much came across... well , at first i actually wanted to answer that he tore out his eyelids and threw them away, i thought these were petals, just some kind, that is , yes, that is, but the hint is tea, chinese province, tea, tea, plantations, this is the absolutely correct answer, bravo, bravo, this is tea, look, he wanted to sleep, well, he started to want to sleep, tea also contains caffeine, by the way, some types of tea contain more than coffee, even more than green tea, for example, your team gets it, the score is 5:11, we continue, third question: in the boxes where various devices are transported, there is a lot of free... space, usually it is filled with polystyrene foam, so that it does not break, but then it is difficult to dispose of it, and the production of polystyrene foam is environmentally harmful. a new material for replacement of polystyrene foam, it is environmentally friendly , very cheap to produce, and according to its data it is very similar to polystyrene foam, name it. winning team, the correct answer just arrived from here, so i want to start with you. you have the right. ask leading questions, everything from scratch, everything from the very beginning, let ’s ask a leading question first, let’s ask the simplest, some basic one, it’s from the edible one on top, absolutely yes, a very good question, jellied fish, what kind of leading question do we have, so it is edible, according to its data it is very similar to polystyrene of one kind or another. let 's move on, this is edible , we've decided on this, we reason logically, which means everything that is not edible is shallow, and now we ask all our leading questions about edible, what is edible, what size, perhaps , at what time, under what circumstances is it edible? 3, 2, 1, yours, it’s something sweet, right, as a rule? as a rule, as a rule , it is usually something sweet, but we actually have a version, i tried to imagine what it looks like styrofoam, and this is corn, popcorn, corn balls, sticks, no, no, you have to choose one, corn, popcorn, popcorn, i accept the answer popcorn, in general it agrees, the time for the third round is up, you managed to give an answer, and therefore, in if it turns out to be incorrect, you... will have to go out here to the site to install the element in our tower, this is not scary due to the fact that the killer element of the first second round has not yet been used, there will be no more construction , there is no time, all that remains is to check if this is the correct answer, do you have some kind of duty version out of competition, of course, you are out of competition, and you are still in competition, you thought that there was something, well, this fits, this option fits for me, i kind of thought about it, well, in principle it’s similar , but you saw everything for yourself, here you can answer correctly, you can answer incorrectly, but the last word always remains with the tower , with those who build this tower and what elements they choose, i was extremely pleased, i am convinced that our tv viewers also hear this applause in your honor, in a few minutes super game, well, right now another musical gift. this is the night i'm sleeping at five, your eyes are crazy, the padadik is closer to me. gently take your hand, we are breaking all boundaries, svaim, svaim, svaim, i invite you finally, in this city of hell, i invite you to the end, libermans, don’t be sorry, we feel the heat. you and i have no sleep at all, you keep me awake. i invite you, finally, in this city from here, i invite you at last, ibormen are not sorry, we increase the reward, with a kiss on yours, i invite you finally, again. today is the new year's program, new year's rules, so we'll change them a little, and the team that took second place will stay here to really see with our own eyes how the super game is going on and maybe even cheer for the opposing team, i understand correctly, yes the rule for you is that there will be no more questions, there will be no answers, your task of the super game and its main mission will be to build a tower, this tower should consist of as many elements as the number of mistakes your team made, well... sister, right, i understand, right, you only tell me there, in honor of the new year, i want to allow you to take an assistant, just drop them off, yes, as i understand it, sergey or whoever it will be, come on alina i ’ll tell sergei now , it seems to me you’re not listening to me, we have there will be a stopwatch, at the end there will be a second, do not approach. getting closer and closer, i enjoy your company, but the rule there is a rule, the stopwatch will end with such a characteristic boom, this means there is no more time, that’s it, you need to release the element, and wherever it is, you understand what ’s going on, as soon as you hear this signal, you need to release the element, no matter how much you want to go on a trip , well, for the rest i wish you good luck, the team is a rival fish, let's support you guys, okay, i'm counting down 3 2

assistant. just throw them in , yes, as i understand it, sergei or whoever it will be, come on alina alina, you are running here, look at a couple of nuances girls, wait, they have already seen the discounts, there are already two dresses for the price of one, they are all already there in my mind, i will now tell sergei, you don’t seem to be listening to me, we will have a stopwatch at the end of the second, don’t come closer and closer i enjoy your company, but rules are rules, the stopwatch will end with such a characteristic boom. this means there is no more time, that’s it, you need to let go of the element, and wherever it is, you understand what’s the matter as soon as you hear this signal, you need to release the element, no matter how much you want to go on a trip, well, otherwise i wish you good luck, the opposing team is fish, let's support you guys, okay, i'm giving a countdown, 3, 2, 1, time has gone, 16 seconds and six elements , two. of course, it’s easy for us five, place it neatly carefully, this was a small yoshkin matryoshka time stop stop that’s it, but we built two tow

alina gornasko. last year alina performed at the heavenly grace tournament with an exhibition performance, and today she is fighting for the cup. so, alinaew to beijing from minsk, the capital of the republic of belarus, she is only 22 years old, has already taken part in many different tournaments, bronze medalist of the olympic games in tokyo, world champion, exercises. with a ribbon, multiple winner of the world and european championships, absolute current champion of the republic of belarus, and of course, we wish her victory today. alina trains with brilliant specialists, tatyana agrysk, arina loboch and irina leparskaya, and irina yurina is a legend of soviet rhythmic gymnastics, having trained a huge number of champions, including the first soviet olympic gold medalist marina loboch, who took gold in seoul in 1988. today irina leparskaya, head coach of the national rhythmic gymnastics team of the republic of belarus, well, here is her new generation of belarusian gymnasts. in the future, alina wants to get into coaching, she is very i am inspired by alina kabaeva’s career and her methodology of working with children, which she app

yes, and we are happy to contemplate, it’s really always nice to hear from you, let’s turn to alina, alinaly at the beginning, yes, absolutely. great, that’s why i’m still even like a graduate, but i don’t stop visiting the northern market, speaking at various events, because, but this, this is mine, we let's say even more, you were recently a participant in the factorby project, until the moment when you got to the live broadcasts, listen, well , it was very exciting and it seems bright to me, and this experience that you received in the whole market was probably useful to you for such a scene, and show herself, to realize herself , to show her capabilities, of course everything is marketable, the jury members all noted that... she is simply a unique vocalist, a unique organic, and this is all marketability as well. and it also seems to me that the talent of the leader tatyana trukhan is to discern the talent in every child, yes, create opportunities for implementation , of course, i already have quite a lot of teaching experience, i thought so, when i started working with the guys, like

alina that he would marry this girl. alina was shocked, she thought that they were in love, the prince turned out to be regular cable. in general, santa barbara. well, yes, that means you think that the ex-husband could have killed alinaly brushed off how she was killed, you can say, i can, but i won’t say yet. well, did something become clear? yes, of course, come. oh, a rich harvest. well, what's the news, boris? maybe further part of the name was burnt, it could be alexei, alexander, alla, alena, there are many names on al, uh-huh, andrei petrovich, we have handwriting here, can you take a sample of alexei razin’s handwriting? yes, yes, and ex-husband too, come in, come in, sit down, everything here is like men, since victor got divorced, the two of us live together, don’t you want tea, no. no, thank you, it’s a very beautiful flower, and my wife grew this one , she’s not 15 years old now, but the flowers live on, her favorite geranium, blooms all the time, it all depends on the love of care, well, yes, well, yes, but i’m an investigator at work, nikolai ivanovich, i would like to talk to your son. something happened, he’s currently on a business trip to lyudinovo for 2 days, but recently called and said he’ll stop

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her name is alina, alina, yes, thank you, which means we rehearsed the show, we have a show with pyrotechnics, alinatomach with our hands, just like in the movies, yeah, come on, you understand, well, yeah, i feel very good, i need to go, i have to rehearse , call the orderlies, okay, go to the operating room immediately, now go and rehearse. so, have you known each other for a long time? have you been working together for a long time? yes, we’ve been working together for a long time, and we’ve known each other probably even longer. does alina have any chronic diseases that we need to know about? i don't know, i haven't heard about it, but she's a dancer, she's in in excellent shape, yes, there was a delay, we ruled out pregnancy, did a test, yes, she is my friend, well, you understand that after such an injury, i am obliged to report it to the police, but what about this? why, this is our business , what difference does it make to you, what difference does it make to you, if in your show, everything is according to the law, you have the appropriate insurance, what are you afraid of , wipe your hand

alina, meet me, this is camilla , camilla is alina, i know, alina is 5 years old, you know, she practiceswhat suit you have, oh, well, beautiful, i always have a beautiful suit, who are you riding, child, how cute you are, and please tell me what to do, if the coach scolded you, well , we are also looking for an answer to this question, so we just, if... well, for scolding me, i need to be corrected, yes, crying is for weaklings, you can cry, but you drive away from the coach, turn around quickly, there are 3 of you for a second to cry, i drove on so that no one would notice, we can’t skate here, unfortunately, the ice is melting all the time, we tried, but it didn’t work, so we have a video about how alina works out, let’s all watch it together. tears, yes. swallow, yes this is it.

let's talk to the leading specialist of tsentrafobys alina katilevskaya, alina, hello.now, but today the news from sakhalin is one more unusual than the other. how abnormal are snowfalls like this for... yes, the familiar yard has disappeared, the dogs are happy with the change in the landscape, when there will still be an opportunity in literally drown in the snow , it is not much easier for people in such a situation to move, this man decided to make a path with the help of a rotor, the janitors of yuzhno-sakhalinsk are exhausted today, digging out entrances, local residents come to their aid, in some cases they dig tunnels in the snow to to leave the house, just like that, i break through, i break through, and there’s still a gap before the road, there seems to be a gap. there’s still 15 meters to the road , horror, in short, complete, i need to go to the store, it seems like the neighbors are now trying to get out too, in just a day the layer snow at the weather station yuzhno-sakhalinsk grew by 51 cm, in some parts of the city there were wind gusts of up to 23 m/s

settlements, we’ll talk more about this with the leading specialist of the fobys center alina katilevskaya, alinaher change there in the future? and good morning, you know, the wind is caused by the displacement of the cyclone and it will subside only tomorrow. squalls in vladivostok is knocking passers-by off their feet today. wind gusts in the capital of primorye, according to the latest data, reached 28 m/sund. this weather is a big test not only for people, but also for homes. several buildings today. roofs were lost, on the streets, on borisenka street, several tens of square meters of roofs were covered by heavy trucks parked at a car service station, and no casualties were reported. if in vladivostok the main negative... weather factor was the wind, then in the north there were snowfalls and blizzards. judging by the photographs, it is bright the elements manifested themselves in the kavalerovsky district. the snowdrifts in some places grew by more than 40 cm. in the south of sakhalin, the weather was even more extreme in some places. the wind reached hurricane-force 33 m/s. there was snow

let's talk with the leading specialist of the fobas center alina katilevskaya. alina, how abnormal the current snowfalls are for sakhalin, which seems to be accustomed to such weather. well, of course, snowstorms on sakhalin won’t surprise anyone, but such a rapid growth of snowdrifts as is now an anomaly even for these places. don't you think that the residents of yuzhno-sakhalinsk are really trying to swim in the snow? the height of the snow allows, of course, this is for the sake of a beautiful picture, but there is no exaggeration here. the following shots show the path of doctors to a call. the speed could reach the yard, but overcoming it was not an easy task. a typical trip to the store today for some residents districts of yuzhno-sakhalinsk has turned into a real extreme sport; being up to your waist in snow is not the worst option. so i punch, i punch, and there is still a gap before the road, but there is still 15 meters to the road , horror, in short, complete, i need to go to the store, it seems like there are neighbors. this south sakhalin cat is also try

it’s not advisable, you can still touch it and you won’t get anything for it, build a tower, alina, stop, alinaed here, this is an endless game, perhaps it will be an endless game, but the tour time is limited. so, pay attention, china produces more than a quarter of the world's volume and consumes it more than anyone else in the world. jellied fish, you again have the opportunity to ask leading questions, this is tea. tea also contains caffeine, by the way , some types of tea have more caffeine than coffee, even more than green tea, for example, five points goes to your team, the score is 5:11. let's continue, the third question, in the boxes where various devices are transported, there is a lot of free space, usually it is filled with foam plastic, so that it does not break, but then it is difficult to dispose of it , and the production of foam plastic is environmentally harmful. in the united... a new material has been patented to replace polystyrene foam, it is environmentally friendly and very cheap in production, and according to its data it is very similar to polystyrene foam, name it, t

in central asia, we’ll talk more about this with the leading specialist of centraphobe alina koterevskaya. hello alina the earthquake in russia. in general, residents of regions bordering kazakhstan, russian regions. houses. the earthquake on the border of kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan, whose magnitude was 6.7, is clearly related to a more powerful earthquake in china. there the magnitude was 7.1. i note that tremors of varying intensity were recorded on the territory of other states, in particular uzbekistan. active seismic processes at night were observed not only in asia, but also in the baikal region region. at night, around the same time, more were recorded on the border of kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan. tremors in the south of the irkutsk region. there are several areas in the world that are most likely to be affected by earthquakes due to the presence of active fault lines and plate boundaries. one of them is the alpine-himalayan train, which stretches from the mediterranean regions through central asia and covers the himalayas. a large number of relatively young urban systems from the point of view of

we’ll talk more about this with the leading specialist of the phobas center alina kotilevskaya, she joins live. alinae peak of bad weather? the peak of bad weather in the volga region will occur at night, but there is good news: tomorrow afternoon the weather will begin to improve. the m-7 volga federal highway between kazan and chelny is deadlocked due to a massive accident. not far from raitsent momadysh, according to eyewitnesses, at least 15 cars collided, most of them trucks. i was walking on the m5 ural federal highway in the samara region. according to preliminary data, 12 trucks and two cars were destroyed. about the victims not reported. unusually snowy in the kaliningrad region. visibility on the region's roads seriously deteriorated throughout the day due to snow and icy conditions. in bad weather, for the first time in a long time, kaliningrad experienced ten-degree traffic jams. during the day, about 100 accidents occurred here , statistics are updated. meanwhile, on the black sea coast of crimea due to heavy rains. the weather remains difficult throughout the russian plain. the atlantic

information about the passage of the cyclone, leading specialist of the fobs centers alina katilevskaya, she is live. alinagreetings, what’s going on with us now, has the bad weather reached its peak? natal, good evening, in the capital the situation is gradually worsening, the peak of bad weather will occur in the evening and night hours, only in the morning the snowfall will weaken. there is already heavy snow and blizzard in moscow, visibility has deteriorated to 500 m. the situation on the roads is already difficult, residents of the region are sharing footage of accidents on social networks, for example, in the zhukovsky area there was a massive accident involving at least five cars. the strongest snowstorm. south of moscow. the next shot is from the tupinsky district. visibility due to snow charges is deteriorating literally before our eyes. until now , the black earth region is at the epicenter of the misfortune. in the north of the kursk region in the fatizhsky district, cars are already covered in snow on some minor shakes. drivers had to contact the ministry of emergency situations for help. mosc

leading specialist of the phobos center alina kotelevskaya joins the facts. alinaou, tell me, well , it turns out that a private company could not pull off such a lunar mission. good evening. in general , humanity is returning to active study of the moon after a long break. and many competencies were simply lost, so emergency situations cannot be avoided. the emergency with the american module is another confirmation of this. the ambitious american project has problems. returns to the moon began about an hour after launch. the rocket successfully launched the replay module into earth orbit, but then everything didn’t go according to plan. representatives of the developer's company initially stated that the device could not orient the solar panel relative to the sun. and then they announced abnormal engine operation and increased fuel consumption. this effectively ruins the module's chances of landing on the moon. now the task is to collect at least some scientific data about the natural satellite of our planet, so that the mission is not... recognized as a complete

thought, and subsequently the technology will be able to help those who paralyzed alina katilevskaya knows the details. alinat science fiction writers wrote about has happened. well, it’s probably more correct to talk about the first step. the technology is truly revolutionary in many ways, in terms of controlling objects or transmitting a signal to paralyzed limbs, scientists are still at the very beginning of the journey. elon musk’s company organized a presentation of the neurochip at the end of 2022, received permission to conduct clinical trials on humans in may last year, and announced a recruitment of volunteers in september. the ideal candidate was a person over the age of 22 who was immobilized due to a spinal cord injury or myotrophic lateral sclerosis. experiments with attempts to remotely control objects through the transmission of brain impulses have already been carried out more than once. 20 years, but earlier, previously, bundles of wires were used for this, while the electrodes could read only a limited number of pulses, and the experimental subjects could perform a limited number of operati

we’ll talk more about this with the leading specialist of the phobas center alina kotilevskaya, she will join live. alinaweather? peak bad weather in the volga region will occur at night, but there is good news, tomorrow afternoon the weather will begin to improve. the m-7 volga federal highway between kazan and chelny is deadlocked due to a massive accident. not far from the regional center of momadysh, according to eyewitnesses, at least 15 cars collided. most of them are trucks. according to some reports, the accident could have occurred due to the truck stopping downhill. but other drivers, in conditions of poor visibility due to snowfall, may not have had time to react in time. serious accident from kazan they fly from the mountain into each other, it turns out. knead. that's how many trucks, how many gazelles. a massive blockage occurred on the m5 ural federal highway in the samara region. according to preliminary data, 12 trucks and two cars were destroyed. no casualties were reported. unusually snowy in the kaliningrad region. visibility on the region's roads was seriously deteriorated during the

let's discuss this with cnn's alina training -- elaine training. let's talk, alina, with trump using this jordan attack to go after president biden. you are at his rally where he really went in on him. talk about what happened. >> reporter: first of all, i think nevada was the perfect place for donald trump to make that pivot to a general election. it's a state that both he and in this campaign, already felt like he won because nikki haley is not even on the ballot for the caucus there and so you really saw him escalated. but when it comes to this attack, it really plays into donald trump's key general election message which is that biden is a week and incapable later. that's what he calls him on social media and argue that under joe biden, the united states is heading into world war iii. not just domestically, he asserts that the -- he should not be going as far in this rhetoric all these things about how these wars would not have started, whether it's israel, ukraine, or what happened with these soldiers in jordan. it's all something though that i know, when i tal

alina habba, it's evidence 101. alina habba maintained her front runner status as most incompetent trump trial lawyer to appear in court so far again today, in the case of e. jean carroll versus donald trump. because as a civil case in which e. jean carroll is seeking massive financial damages from donald trump, there are a lot of financial questions to ask why the lawyers on both sides. don trump's lawyers have a right to ask e. jean carroll about her income in her finances, but alina habba did not know how to do it. question, you generate a good amount of income from that, correct. the judge, look, questions like this, what's a good amount of income? look, it's evidence 101. question, miss carroll, how much do you make? miss cat judge kaplan, objection, your honor, that has been asked and answered. the answer that e. jean carroll gave to that question yesterday was $70,000. trump attorney haboob continued with this question. how many subscribers do you have on your substack? the judge, that was definitely answered yesterday. ms. hobbs? but judge, yes, 1800. let's move on. when the ineffectual cross-examination of e. jean carroll was complete, an expert witness testifying on behalf of e. jean carroll told the jury that it would take $10 million to begin to try to repair the damage to her reputation that she has suffered by donald trump falsely calling her a liar. donald trump was not in court today, so the proceedings were more orderly. instead of attending the tri

alina gornasko. please welcome the vocalist to the sound of the cello performed by sergei raldugin. alina felt the music very subtly, the number turned out amazing, now attention, the state performs again. academic folk dance ensemble named after igor moiseev yablochko. this dance is a vivid illustration of the life of sailors and conveys their cheerful disposition. and again there is thunderous applause in beijing on the carpet of lala kromarenko, winner of the heavenly grace tournament, as well as the national acrobatic troupe of china in traditional dance, a unique performance proudly called dragon. dear friends, our white concert continues now you will see. incendiary performances by artists from the caucasus, state academic war dance ensemble, number riders, it’s no wonder that this number looks like a breeze, now you ’ll see it. these guys have amazing energy , emotions are off the charts, back on stage, friends, the state academic choreographic ensemble beryozka, in your attention a unique performance of the chain, the chain dance was staged by nadezhda nadezhdina herself, the founder of the group, this year, by the way, marks the 115th anniversary of her birth, and the birch tree’s first performance was. in moscow on the summer platform of the hermitage theater in 1948, all this time a signature the ensemble's card is a unique round dance, which amazes the audience with its incredibly light, floating step. amazing craftsmanship, let's see. stunning birch tree, well, right now all the participants of the international art tournament are taking to the carpet. gymnastics heavenly grace , led by the bright symbols of this show, the chinese panda and the russian bear, is a flash mob. the name of the flash mob is friendship - a symbolic performance of today's tomorrow's stars of rhythmic gymnastics, a sport that unites people and countries. famous olympic champions: lori fung, alexandra timoshenko, yulia borsukova, evgenia kanaeva and of course, alina lovers of rhythmic gymnastics to the next international tournament heavenly grace. dear friends, our international rhythmic gymnastics tournament heavenly grace is over, many thanks to the organizers alina kabaeva, all the participants and guests who were with you. could safely count on the production of tolstoy, pushkin, and griboyedov, but from i could not get my head around one script called the romance of hearts in love, which... even during the editing of uncle vanya , screenwriter evgeniy grigoriev seemed to accidentally give him to him. to take his mind off work, konchalovsky read a few pages and thought it was some kind of nonsense. the characters speak in blank verse, and they say obvious things. it all looked fake and at the same time fascinating. andrei konchalovsky could not stop. he read the script all night. what to work with, there is a boy, there is a girl, they love each other, he is drafted into the army, i said goodbye, goodbye, my dear , don’t forget me, saving a m

alina habba won, and he looked at her and said, ms. habba, when you're right, you're right. but you are also correct to say that the brunt of the judge's frustration has fallen on alina habba and with good reason. alinaabba has a lot of trouble asking questions according to the rules of evidence and civil procedure in federal courts. she wanted to know when e. jean carroll had an agent, and she said i hired my agent in 1982 or '3, and e. jean carroll had already testified she no longer has an agent. habba's next question was when did you fire your agent, and of course that assumes something not in evidence. e. jean carroll never said she fired an agent. she simply said she no longer has an agent. those are rookie mistakes for someone in federal litigation practice. and you would expect the former president of the united states would have someone with greater facility and fluency in trial practice than alina habba has shown herself to say. those are the kind of mistakes that have caused judge kaplan to say oh, come on, this is evidence 101. >> lisa rubin, kristen gibbons feden, thank you so much. >>> nikki haley, is she doing enough to secure the granite state next week? you're watching "chris jansing

caused such a lightning-fast deterioration in the weather with alina katyalevskaya, a presenter and specialist at the faubus center. alinaing incredible, tell us, what should we prepare for next? indeed, a thunderstorm in winter is a very rare weather phenomenon, and other weather disasters will follow. the expression of the weather deteriorating literally before our eyes, in this case it will be most accurate. near. midday sky over the capital the region became dark, as if evening had come, visibility deteriorated to several meters, the wind increased, weather stations recorded gusts of up to 19 m/s, but judging by the footage from izbutovo , the squalls were stronger in some places. the blizzard lasted only a few minutes, but managed to scare many, and the culmination was the january thunderstorm, which was observed by residents of balashikha near moscow, and thunder was also heard today in the kaluga region neighboring the moscow region, in ubnensk. and it seemed to me that lightning struck, comrades, we have the first thunderstorm this year, witnesses, this is what happened now, usually such videos are posted on soci

alina, we study together, alina, this my legendary grandfather, mikhail aleksandrovich verin, people's artist of the ussr, russia and belarus, yes, i see that he is an artist.' well, that’s all, and this is lyuba, an absolutely charming creature with whom i would like to meet old age under the same roof, son, please, thank you, again, well, go ahead, as they say, mikhail sanovich, dear, we all love you here very much, yeah, you know that we always come to you with all our hearts with gifts, of course. we haven’t seen you for a long time and maybe we’ve lost the habit of your specific sense of humor a little, you always love all these humorous jokes and pranks, yes, of course, you are definitely a great artist, but... forgive me, i’ll answer your question , bash bash, as they say, i met your son at the market 21 years ago, i was selling him cherries, now please, answer my little question, for god ’s sake, i understand you correctly, you are going to marry this charming person, but i haven’t made an offer yet, we, as they say, are getting used to it, get used to it, well then... if you get used to it, then yes, well if we get used to it, it’s a very difficult matter, the main thing here is not to overdo it, so as not to rub it, well, okay, i’ll ask more, if you get used to it, you will live there in minsk at home or here in moscow, in this apartment, and what’s the difference, where will we live, i can ask even more directly, if everyone is silent, that is she will have the apartment. and who should she go to? i don't know who? you have three children here, you have a grandson, who can you give an apartment to in the very center of moscow, right? so okay, karin , that's it, calm down, my dears, what did we come here for, for daddy's olevya, let's eat, i adore him, he has a positive, you know, constant positive, love, excuse me for my incontinence, well, wonderful, olivya . since childhood, i knew that there was nothing for me to catch in this family. yes, dad gives it in his old age. i think i should be angry with him, but i'm jealous to him. he once again decided to change his life. once again, you know? people have been afraid to change the wallpaper in their living rooms for years. and he regularly changes his life, he wants fame, he conquers moscow , he leaves for peace in minsk to live, or to get married without warning, i’m actually afraid to change even the hundredth operator, you have to go there, write some kind of statements, and even money they’ll probably rip off all these logins, passwords, a new phone number, and then distribute them to everyone, it’s hemorrhoids, well, apparently, when you have hemorrhoids because of your age , it’s easier to decide on changes, that’s for sure, well , at least dad will try something new, modern sex is new to him, he still remembers that... soviet one, where everyone is each other’s comrades, five minutes we’ll complete our marital duty in four, at an accelerated pace, hurray, comrades, but i won’t try anything new, well, really, for me, for me, my wife, she’s like a train ride, i ’ll be honest, i can get confused. fly on an airplane, on such a beautiful, modern, high-speed one, but before you fly, there i need to go through control, inspection, inspection, and if suddenly somewhere i don’t pass the dimensions, then i get on the usual train and go, and besides , the plane is more expensive, but here you are sitting on the train, in the carriage, no pressure drops for you, no shocks, no turbulence, you drive calmly until the final knock of the wheels, which are still knocking out, the same wife, the same wife, no, she, my wife, she’s great, really, i’m honestly saying, well done, but at the same time she says, well, it seems like everything has been discussed in 20 years, but she still... i don’t i understand why doctors can enlarge breasts, but can’t install a new brain , but seriously, well, i paid the money and gave my wife a new brain, elastic... size 5, so as not to be distinguished from the real thing, but the boobs can be supported with all sorts of bushats , to support the dialogue, yes, on the wrong hemispheres, medicine is concentrated in our country, and dad has a new woman, it’s like i don’t even know what to compare it with, it’s like a kinder surprise in childhood, really? well, on the other hand, it seems like, well, kinder and kinder, that there were no kinders who, but still , when you unfold it, there is some kind of secret , it’s interesting that suddenly there is some kind of model or puzzle, a puzzle that needs to be solved, or a hippopotamus in the end, but dad’s kinder is not easy , it is specific, imported. scarce, and my kinder is already without a surprise, at all , there is a note under the shell, i gave you the best years of my life, so i want to immediately ask the question, what are these the best years of my life, so ask this question to a man, he will immediately remember how he returned from the army and whole a year... then he walked around drunk, or when us and the boys jumped from the third floor into a snowdrift . the best years of your life are when you are no longer reporting to your mother and are not yet reporting to your wife, these are the best years. i'm sorry, we can clarify the situation. vitya, you have something to catch, and you need to catch it. i was just nervous, don’t get caught in this family, forgive me, mikhail sanovich, so calm down, i don’t want to calm down, we’re at home. we can’t finish the renovations in the apartment because they’ve been doing renovations here for a whole year, although this apartment is just gathering dust, it just seemed to us that you had completed your renovation, or there will be another upgrade, maybe you’ll give yourself a brain upgrade, finally lower your demands, maybe you’ll get at least some man, you know, karina , i’d rather be alone than in a marriage like yours, and why don’t you like our marriage? we’re all out of love with him, we have a healthy and smart son, if you want to know the truth, here it is this man... is the head of the family. karin? why are you helping her? he is the youngest, your favorite one, you pull everything yourself, you take care of the apartment while dear sanych, michal sanych, is resting in the less noisy capital, when you return, you will never even say thank you, thank you, where is it from, he can’t choose cognac for you in the store for half an hour, because he’s afraid of upsetting you , okay, that’s enough, show me the connector , show me, wait, wait , you need to change somehow, i don’t know, pull yourself together, pull yourself up, i’m not only showing off now, well , i was once young, it’s very easy for you to do this, when you’re over 40, turn around that turn around when you're over 40, it's very it’s not easy, it’s very expensive, damn it, family life , some kind of pawn shop, you pawn, you pawn your beauty and youth in happiness, but then when this happiness, when this happiness ends, you try to dig it back. at any cost , by any means, so that at least sometimes a different price , so that at least sometimes you like yourself, even if you bought it for its beauty, but it still looks kind of shabby, well, of course, it’s easier for men, but they’re like ferraris, with time retro models begins to be valued even more, the price tag simply grows before our eyes, even when driving, something creaks , something farts, they start every other time, but still, you know, a ferrari is a ferrari, and women, this is some kind of 408 muscovite, and also a car, but for queues lined up, they didn’t salivate, they fought, well, no one needs it, tune it, don’t tune it, paint it, don’t repaint it, hang some kind of road on the mirrors. you'll renew the façade, but the sewer system is old, now it's about... sex , well, to make it clearer to you, as they used to call it, marital duty, no, don't be alarmed, it happens here, but very, very rarely, plus on my birthday, damn , some kind of nonsense, in his youth sex was a gift for him, now it has become a gift for me, that is, he gives me all my gifts, well, it’s an adult game, a game for adults, we we’re just waiting for him to give me all my sex back... to at least break even, but guys, he owes me so much that i’m afraid until he’s old, he just won’t pay it off, but what will happen if he gets himself a new woman , and this will happen, i have no doubt about it, because life works that way, he it will follow in my father’s footsteps, i wonder how he will present it to me, like steve jobs, he will say, dear, there’s an update for you, but i don’t have more functionality, but the case is super-super thin, he’ll try to make a presentation, put everything in powerpoints , all of us, here i have all the pluses, all the minuses, in the short and long term, will show graphs , pie charts, will try directly, in short, i’m like, listen, listen, it’s a good option, it’s expensive, but you have to take it, i love this, i’m really jealous, but why is she willing to do everything at once? ready-made, i have an apartment, i don’t have to pay a mortgage , it’s too late to raise children because they’re older than you , i’m the fool , i’ve lived my whole life side by side with my partner , i’ve cut straight to the finish line, without any collection selections, without matches departure, straight to champagne from... yes, that’s it, the conclusion is simple, the conclusion is simple, don’t be shy, no one cares about you anyway , we need to start living, and what are we always waiting for in a better life, we wait, we wait, then we catch up , we have to live here now, excuse me, but what are we waiting for, maybe we can start already? well then let's drink champagne, otherwise the new year is just around the corner, and we don't have one eye on it yet. lyubov , let me court you, or you can, lyuba, you can, well, yes , we’re kind of the same age, maybe i ’m even younger, now maybe i’m not the youngest in my dad’s family, lyuba, excuse me, where did you come to us from? , excuse me, well, there is cuba, brazil, madagascar. i’m from bibirev, excuse me, igor, are you picking on something, not dad, i, i’m not talking about that, lyuba, you probably don’t really like living in moscow, well why, because there is an option, dad there are probably some savings, really, dad, you can go to warm countries, be on the ocean, under a palm tree, drink coconut cocktails, i read a post yesterday, a most interesting story, a man... by the way, at an age, he came to australia, built a hotel from barrels, and a happy-go-lucky person lives in it, well, make yourself such a barrel, huddle inside and live to your health. victor, well, you’re wrong now, but why am i wrong? i want my little brother to act like a man. well, hit the table with your fist, look your father in the eyes and say: dad, we are crazy because the apartment is being destroyed. and the result, two loans for which we pay, yes, it happened once, sometimes i get the feeling that you are unreal, you are just a fictional character, he is dad’s filletton, victor, well, if you have problems in your family and at work, then we it has nothing to do with igor, lisa, i’m talking to igor now, but if i like my country, but i just want to live here normally as a human being, yeah, sometimes i even look at you, brother, and i don’t understand how my great father could to be born like this... “humpty chatter in a gray suit, well, you weren’t born, you were introduced into this family to keep an eye on your dad, admit it, well, you’re watching us all, really, yes, i’m watching, my homeland”? they hear, the homeland , they see, on the other hand, tell me, igor, why should they follow you, who are you , what are you like, do you even have some kind of profession, business, i have a startup , and soon there will be our own application for the phone, and investments are needed, yes, dad, how we all need your apartment, turns on, listen, everything here is so twisted, even... i didn’t write that at all, no, daddy, it was you who spun this plot, go twirl your mustache, cheerful startup guy, how ridiculous is all this, this table with salad, this is all mayonnaise madness, so you go to the gym for a year, follow a diet, so that later you can go to your father once to reset all this to hell, and most importantly, serva built the country conservatively, good idea, i should post it somewhere, and how did it even come to mind to get married at that age, but this is all from there too, soviet upbringing, as an honest person i am obliged to get married, good, but what else should i do as an honest person, well, for example, i love carbonara, maybe i should know about this too... it’s a requirement to put it in my passport that i’m a dishonest person, i looked you are visiting friends, went to the toilet, come back , gentlemen, you tested your faience throne perfectly, but as an honest person i must admit, i had to take advantage of a little alfic freshness, and in general, who is getting married now, and why is it impossible in a relationship, as in car sharing, well, you like the person, you live. didn’t like it or liked another model , moved, in the end , you’re not the same tomorrow as you were yesterday, you have the right to change, ours don’t, ours will go to the showroom to take it right away, and even without a test drive, so that then you’ll have to drive it all your life and suffer, however, car racing also has its own nuances, the models there are usually not the top ones, and it’s not always clear who drove them before you for how long, and sometimes it happens that it’s necessary, but no, not a single one, they all sorted out long-term leases, no, well that’s where he found it, and on the internet, poked, poked, poked, it’s like the old people, why do i need instructions, i’ll figure it out myself, although maybe the old people are right, why every year... yes, the new one has a better camera, but when you’re old, you’ll buy more food, you’ll take more photos, let it go, with less permission, brother, this one is constant, it’s time for you , at your age it’s not supposed to, but i should put it in the way it’s supposed to be, i don’t want to grow old, i don’t want to and i won’t. perhaps the internal state is slightly different from the external picture, but at least i’m trying, and here he is, this is the hairstyle with which i went to first grade, this is the hairstyle with which i now sit at the table, someday , from under a snow-white hoodie, on my not-so -thinny body, i will rip out my ardent heart, i will light your way to a world without the blinders of stereotypes. you can call me danka the navigator. prometheus in rolled up pants, don't thank me. i can’t hear you, can i really understand, we won’t be able to see each other, retro fm legends, today on the first. stearsman bourbon is a product of the stellor group. as always, there is a lack of sensitive leadership , qualified help is not required, but where here you have a hopelessly ill patient? and the doctor will help, well, so that it doesn’t come back to the side, i can’t do it now, there’s an operation going on, the operation is happy new year, january 13, on the first, you know why this apartment is so important to you, because you don’t believe in your own strength, and you can’t make money on this yourself, lord, who ’s asking you, a goat is not an animal, a daughter-in-law is not a relative? you better keep quiet like me, let’s pour you a drink at least, no, thank you very much, we don’t drink, victor, please check your wife, karen, really, that’s enough, what are we they're so excited about you here, really , well, okay, why is sasha silent , well, no one asks me, i don't have a startup and i don't have a child, somehow there's nothing to fight for, i'm on the edge, that's it, we're interested in yours opinion, sasha , oh, what, when my opinion decided something here, i’m the middle child, first everything goes to vitya, because vitya is the eldest, and then everything goes to igor, because igor is small, and i’m hanging out somewhere between liz, would you like some advice, please hold on tight to my brother, because then you’ll be like me, hanging out in 37 between, thank you, of course, for the advice, but maybe the problem is in you... yourself, i don’t have any problems, because i don’t count on all this, unlike you, and i won’t have to be disappointed, you, mom lyuba, will have to be disappointed, don’t react, she’s not in the spirit, i’m in the spirit of dad, i’m in the spirit, i’m speaking honestly for the first time at this table, when mom passed away, i was the only one who spent all my free time with you, and i thought that you needed it. but it turns out you don’t need it, you had a plan, as they say, for a rainy day, i don’t understand, what are you talking about? i'm about then, dad, i’ve been alone all my life, i don’t have a husband who would give me expensive gifts, i don’t have a child who would bring me good cognac today, i work all my life and buy everything for myself. herself, herself! did you have a bad childhood? i had a good childhood, dad, it ended, so i had to continue dragging you through life? no, dad, i shouldn’t, you know, maybe i was also counting on at least a third of this apartment. so that i just have a devotee, so that i just have something to love, we have it’s customary if a woman is alone , she’s a leper, as soon as someone finds out that i have no one, it immediately starts, my friend got divorced, do you want to introduce me, as if my not being married is some kind of disease, and i urgently need get rid of her before i re-infect everyone else... we have bad news, you are not married, you need to remove it before it’s too late, you urgently need a man’s injection and no self-medication, trust the professionals, but i think... it’s better to be alone, rather than with whom, is it correct? and in general, what kind of stupid principle is this? bad, but there is, so you can justify anything, drinks, nothing, but i’m the most beautiful , there’s no potency, but it won’t change, but it’s the best solution to all your problems, but i’m thinking, why start a family at all? yes, for whom? for the sake of the children? so that when you are old you can bring someone a glass of water? how economical do you have to be to give birth in agony, not sleep at night, give education, invest money, all because you don’t want to buy a cooler? you have to give birth for yourself. giving birth for herself, this is something from a zvyagintsev film. it's like something on sale. take this one, it's in nothing at all, just simple. i gave birth a little, in general, how did it happen that at 37 i found myself completely alone, because there were no objective reasons, maybe i ’m scary, no, i’m not scary, i have a normal appearance, i have an athletic figure, maybe i’m stupid, no , i’m not stupid, i have two higher educations, three foreign languages, which means i have an eye. in general, for a girl, a man, they are like shoes, at 20 you dream of the perfect pair, like in fairy tales, they must be imported and very expensive, you are sure that you will definitely have them, not now, later, but for now you wear what you have, and sometimes you leave drunk and don’t wear your clothes, and then in the morning you return home with an apology, and then you ’re 30 times, you think, why should i? ideal , i’ll take the ones that are there, comfortable , they were taken apart by twenty-year-olds, and you are left with either those that are too tight, or very loose, and this is all not the same, here you are about 40, and you think they are like that, they are uncomfortable, if they’ll press, i’ll wear them out, if i wear loose ones with a woolen sock, that’s fine. but they were also dismantled, so you sit alone, like cinderella, your parts are not just ticking, but striking chimes, your figure turns into a pumpkin, your friends into rats, and you return home, and there is a new stepmother, well done, sashka, well done, you know that you and i are not very good, but now you’re just... beautiful , thank you, karin, i’m somehow without compliments, as in, you generally want to stay alone, even without compliments, mom, why are you really breaking up, because i ’m thinking about you, dimka, because your father will never think of you, here is your girlfriend, alinan our family, but there is only one question: does this artist deserve a benefit performance? you know what, mihal himself, that i didn’t want to say, the surprises continue, well , maybe someone will open the door after all, now, just sit there already, i’ll open it myself, so that no one thinks that you’re at my benefit ! bravo, karina, bravo, you, alena, forgive your possibly future mother-in-law, she herself doesn’t know what she’s doing, and i don’t know what i’m doing here, alina, no, seriously, you have your own family, your squabbles, why do you need a witness, or this one in olivier for exactly 10 servings, or i don’t know, you like it when people look at you during a scandal, what about alin? in short, he said that we would come in for literally 5 minutes, the question is: what do the guys have with determining the time, literally for 5 minutes, it’s always crap, how long it takes, but that’s all. a night away, it’s just literally for 5 minutes, as a rule, literally for 5 min

don’t have a mother, she’s actually dead, she’s no longer here, how is life with alina, well, we’re living well with alinad probably like to make an appeal. so that i can contact your channel, so that you can help me, so that i can communicate with these children at least for some reason. what else am i, either a brotherhood of stern men , revolutionaries based on love and devotion , to whom my soul could finally rest, or i am looking for a religious sect that preaches love, the love of people to each other, at all costs, love, very ... that's all you understand about us guys, that's it you don’t know one thing, why, why we love some and marry others, that’s all, this is the answer, he has gold shoulder straps and a bright order on his chest, premiere, i love my country, on saturday at the first, pyotr nikolaevich, master of sports, member our country's olympic biathlon team. what are you up to singing? yes, you're bored, the house has been repaired, you'll find students, the title is a loser athlete, you've found a champion in tide, you'll go to a sports school, then, if you're lucky, you'll go to the ol

alina okhotnikova. hello. alina, svetlana. hello. svetlana, what is the name of your chosen one? my chosen one's name is lenur iyupovich. we met in 1996; he came here to russia to work. since at that time they had in uzbekistan it was difficult to... how to say , to find work, they came to russia, he came with a group of people there, they met, somehow everything started to spin, they began to make plans for the future, and what kind of family did he leave behind 27 years ago? , parental, at that time his dad had brothers and sisters living there, there were a lot of them, but why did it happen that the connection was lost with family, well, i don’t know, somehow we were young. everything is based on emotions, love, carrots, as you can say, and there they are already older, with whom he communicated, they are older, but i think, probably, his family, so they know, alive, well, lives with a girl, alinaach other, but not for long, because that the connection was very bad, almost nothing could be heard, what he was saying, what he wanted to say, dad was emotional, as if he didn’t know what to say first, what to ask, and somehow then from... well disconnected , tried to dial again, but the phone was no longer available , that’s all, the connection was interrupted, at that time, the connection was probably so bad, they didn’t really talk, there were no mobile phones then, no, there were no mobile phones, there are letters, we wrote there, there were no answers, that is, the connection was interrupted for 27 years, for 27 years, about their he doesn’t know anything about his family, absolutely nothing , he misses them, of course, you can see from him , there are even moments like this... you know, well, for example, they show uzbekistan on tv, i see, well, i already know him, so how worried he is, or is there light , go look, he shows, i was here, he says, i came here, i went to school,

alina la rusa en mexico. >> quiero anunciar que soy mexicana alina es rusa, pero su corazon le pertenece a mexico tenencia mexico hace siete anos conocio a este mexicano que le cambio la vida. >> marco pasaba por san petersburgo, en camino a mexico luego de vivir anos en japon. >> vivia, como dice ella, en la ciudad de los palacios y pues yo le agradezco que llego a un pueblito muy chiquito, una vida completamente diferente. >> que ella acepto el reto. >> cuando vino a mexico, yo pense, necesito checar en google maps. >> ¿donde esta? >> ¿donde me va a llevar? >> y no chalchihuites tenia una calle y yo pense, y dios mio, ¿a donde me voy? >> pero cada dia ha sido una aventura. >> ella no hablaba espanol, yo no hablaba ruso. >> los primeros anos no podria entender a mi suegra porque uno como como decir o algo, eso yo no sabia y desde cero, desde cero aprendi aqui en mexico. >> y mientras aprendia, documentaba y ensenaba. >> todos los rusos conocen ciudad de mexico o cancun, playa del carmen. >> casi nadie conoce a zacatecas o a durango o a sinaloa. >> pronto, marco tambien se convirtio en estrella de tiktok. >> el el matrimonio, ¿no? >> ah, no. >> si, matrimonio. >> ha sido la gente y la familia. >> pero la musica y la cocina no se quedan atras. >> me gusta mucho comer. >> asi nos coincidimos. >> ok, marco fue a 70 paises para comer ok entonces comida mexicana es muy sabrosa por eso me gusto mucho en zacatecas marco que dices tu? >> ¿que es lo que mejor le queda? >> realmente cocina rico todo todo y la combinacion que hace. >> o sea, por ejemplo. >> no estas en peligro, dile verdad, ¿ok? >> desde que se conocieron, este duo ha sido imparable y las risas interminables y bueno, algo muy bonito es que alina hogar. >> y escuchen esto, la pareja ya tiene dos ninos y ambos estan aprendiendo cuatro idiomas de ruso, ingles y japones, asi que increible realmente. >> pero ella ya esta hablando como toda una mexicana, me fascina y seguramente hasta mejor que quien le gusta la musica de banda. >> le encanta y lo canta bastante bien. >> hay varios videos en su tiktok donde ella va cantando aprendido a cocinar, dice que la suegra le ensena muchisimos platillos tipicos de mexico, asi que de verdad la vemos asimilandose pues a la la cultura mexicana y el pues mu orgulloso de ella, muy contento de tenerla ahi, obviamente. >> claro, pero aparte de lo chistoso tambien ensena como sacar un pasaporte, una credencial ayuda ahi lo tienen todos, para ver que el amor no tiene la serie el zorro hablan con kikio sales de como se con kikio sales de como se prepararon para traernos pura ¿buscando una manera más inteligente de trapear? con el swiffer power mop. una herramienta todo en uno que limpia igual que un t

alina katz, thank you. [applause] >> thanks so much, i'm alina kats, director of freedom of thought project. why are we here? two thoughts. first it's become useful i think to model good faith discussion, todd and lina khan might disagree on some things and they do not fear disagreement but embrace it and welcome this as ongoing process for the all of us in refining our own thinking. secondly, i have been intrigued by some of the themes in lina khan's work. focused on structural protections against consolidated power in the private sector reminiscent to me of how we might discuss vertical and horizontal protections of liberty and the constitutional context the and that's just part of why i am still looking for this morning's conversation. confidence that our speakers are well known so briefly lina khan is the chair of the federal trade commission. she wrote the amazon antitrust at yale law school and led congressional investigation before joining the faculty at colombia law school where she's currently on leave. todd, professor of law and also research fellow and former director of the law o

alina's you have paid for zara alina's sex crazed killer, to get his sentence reduced. also you're going to be able to get treatments for seven common ailments from your pharmacist rather than have to visit your gp. >> new policy. >> new policy. >> but i bet you don't know how much the nhs pays out in medical negligence claims. every single yeah negligence claims. every single year. i'll reveal that and chart topping music megastar turned freedom fighter winston marshall answers is islamism on a mission to take over the west on my panel tonight, it's editor at large at the mail on sunday. charlotte griffiths man of the people adam brooks, an outspoken journalist. rebecca reid get ready britain, here we go. the truth about britain's broken borders . next. borders. next. >> year with gb news and some breaking news in the last hour , breaking news in the last hour, a man has been charged with the murders of two teenagers who were killed following a stabbing in bristol on saturday, say 44 year old anthony snook will appear magistrates appear at bristol magistrates court charged with the court tomorrow charged with the murders of 15 old mason murders of 15 year old mason rist and 16 year old max dixon in the knowle west area of the city. avon and somerset police saying a total of eight people so far have been arrested, all as part of its investigation . as part of its investigation. but the main news today is that there will be no routine checks on goods traded between the uk , on goods traded between the uk, mainland and northern ireland after the government published details of its deal with the democratic unionist party today. the agreement sets the stage for the return of power sharing at stormont after the dup withdrew almost two years ago. the new deal will also see a package of more than £3 billion to support pubuc more than £3 billion to support public services in northern ireland. it's expected to be debated in parliament tomorrow and today. the home secretary concedes that the number of asylum seekers likely to be sent to rwanda under the government's £240 million scheme could actually be quite low. answering . questions at the home affairs select committee this morning, james cleverly admitted he couldn't how many of the couldn't say how many of the 33,000 asylum seekers identified as eligible would eventually be sent to rwanda. meanwhile . gb sent to rwanda. meanwhile. gb news understands 200 illegal migrants have been rescued after their boat got into difficulties in engush their boat got into difficulties in english channel this in the english channel this morning. they were attempting to cross from france in poor weather conditions. the four small boats were brought ashore by border force officials following their rescue, so far this year, around 1200 migrants have made the crossing , and have made the crossing, and that's roughly the same number as this time last year. now, as you've been hearing, nicola sturgeon says her biggest regret dunng sturgeon says her biggest regret during the pandemic was not locking down sooner. the former first minister gave evidence at the covid inquiry today , where the covid inquiry today, where she also admitted to deleting her whatsapp messages, insisting she acted in line with scottish government policy. mr sturgeon appeared emotional as she recounted that part of her wish she'd never been first minister when the pandemic struck . so now when the pandemic struck. so now news that came to us about an hour ago. the us has struck and destroyed. we're told, a huti missile, which was prepared to launch from yemen. us central command say forces identified a surface to air missile in a houthi controlled area of the country and determined that it presented an imminent threat to us aircraft. well, earlier today, yemen's houthis said they'd continue targeting us and british warships in the red sea. they say in self—defence . here, they say in self—defence. here, the government's refused to rule out relying on imported steel after the planned closure of blast furnaces at port talbot in wales , executives from tata wales, executives from tata steel were questioned in westminster today about the plans, which will put nearly 3000 jobs at risk. the company says it's moving to more environmentally friendly production of steel, which requires fewer staff. it's infuriated steel workers, many of whom have staged protests outside parliament this morning warning of the impact on local communities and the wider welsh economy. and lastly , labour says economy. and lastly, labour says it's going to set out plans to renationalise britain's railways next month. the party announced the news last year, but speaking exclusively to gb news earlier on today, the shadow transport secretary said the public will find out more detail on their plans in 2 or 3 weeks time. find out more detail on their plans in 2 or 3 weeks time . for plans in 2 or 3 weeks time. for more background on all those stories , go to gbnews.com. and stories, go to gbnews.com. and if you fancy getting gb news alerts straight to your phone, scan the qr code on the screen or go to gb news .com/ alerts . or go to gb news .com/ alerts. >> the government doesn't want you to know the truth about britain's broken borders , and britain's broken borders, and they don't want me to tell you, but they can no longer hide this level of incompetence. we are not illegal not detaining illegal immigrants. we've lost thousands of and unless they hand of them. and unless they hand themselves in, the game up. themselves in, the game is up. you're about to hear from a complete chuckle. brother called sir matthew rycroft, a civil servant was given servant who was given a knighthood just by overseeing record immigration and frankly, has the appearance demeanour has the appearance and demeanour of nice—but—dim . can you of tim nice—but—dim. can you tell us where all these missing illegals are, please? sir matthew, people who are in matthew, the people who are in the country, they are not detained. >> so we do not we cannot pinpoint , >> so we do not we cannot pinpoint, uh, a precise location, but for the vast majority, we have contact details , uh, and we use those details, uh, and we use those contact details to seek to re—establish contact with them if they so know, then. >> so what happens when they go missing? >> so do we now know what's happened to the remainders who have no legal basis on which to still be in the united kingdom, the home office, through our different mechanisms of tracing , different mechanisms of tracing, people are continuing to seek to trace them. >> so when people do disengage , >> so when people do disengage, and i think that's a more accurate word than go missing, when people do disengage from us, we respond to that. >> so they tried to phone them up phones that probably no up on phones that probably no longer the of longer exist. note the use of language. there okay. home secretary cleverly says secretary james cleverly says they're not missing . they've they're not missing. they've disengaged . well, it's not disengaged. well, it's not called the disengaged children's list, is it? they're missing. okay to be more precise, he's lost them. another complete fudge. now stop the boats, they said. well, despite claiming boat crossings are down, we've actually got around 35,000 people this year. apparently >> what constitutes most of the non little boat people out of that 33,085, some will come through the various ferry ports, some will arrive at our airports either with fraudulent documents. >> we also have the common travel area where we do see movement across between the repubuc movement across between the republic of ireland and the united kingdom . but there are a united kingdom. but there are a range of ways in which that that can happen. okay, another inspirational looking chap there, illegal routes into there, other illegal routes into britain obvious on the up. britain are obvious on the up. >> here are some other revelations. so we passed the illegal migration bill, which is supposed people supposed to stop people being able engage in the asylum able to engage in the asylum process if they've entered britain illegally. we are still letting them engage . why? well, letting them engage. why? well, because we haven't got returns agreements with their home countries , so nothing has countries, so nothing has changed there. here's another home for you. if they home truth for you. if they haven't already gone missing , haven't already gone missing, you're still paying for them. why why? because otherwise they'd be destitute . apparently they'd be destitute. apparently there have been around ten reports commissioned by the home office into illegal immigration that never been published. that have never been published. and chap who helped write and the chap who helped write those has not had those reports has now not had his contract renewed. it is no longer called an asylum seeker backlog . by the way, it's now backlog. by the way, it's now the queue. so we've cleared the backlog by renaming it a queue . backlog by renaming it a queue. this is complete chaos. reports are not being published. politicians and civil servants are engaging in orwellian mind games renaming things like games by renaming things like the word missing. they do not appear to be enforcing legislation, mainly because it is unenforceable . they is seemingly unenforceable. they are or hiding relevant are burying or hiding relevant information, and myriad different documents. so not only can journalists like me not really get hold of it, but neither can members of the select committee looking select committee who are looking them directly in the eye and asking them for it. it is a scandal, but at least tim nice—but—dim has got a massive pension and a knighthood . let's pension and a knighthood. let's get the thoughts now of my top panel get the thoughts now of my top panel. we are joined by the editor at large at the mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths . sunday, charlotte griffiths. we've got every man and freedom fighter and activist adam brooks and author and journalist rebecca reid. thank you very much for joining rebecca reid. thank you very much forjoining me tonight. much for joining me tonight. adam i'll start with you on this . are you just sick of it now? i am , and i'm sick the lies am, and i'm sick of the lies from this government. am, and i'm sick of the lies from thi governmentit. am, and i'm sick of the lies from thi government put out. you >> this government put out. you know, we're going to tackle this . this. these are figures. . this. these are the figures. they're always know they're always wrong. we know there's a problem. our system is being gamed by people from all over the world. we're a laughing stock. they know if they come here, they get housed, they get fed , they get free health care , fed, they get free health care, of which many people that are born in this country do not get now. we won't deport them . that now. we won't deport them. that is the main thing. now. we won't deport them. that is the main thing . people from is the main thing. people from abroad know that they can come here even if they're asylum application fails, they will still get housed. they will still get housed. they will still get housed. they will still get fed and they will still get fed and they will still get fed and they will still get health care. what have they got to lose? if i was in a poor country, not a war zone, because a lot of them are coming as economic migrants , we know as economic migrants, we know that. you know what, that. i think you know what, i might go britain because i'll get things for free and get loads of things for free and they deport me. you know . they won't deport me. you know. and if stay there long enough, and if i stay there long enough, i extended family i can bring my extended family over well. this is only over as well. this is only getting worse and it is a national emergency . national emergency. >> i've got my notes here that you might have a novel solution here involving essentially you might have a novel solution here in\things essentially you might have a novel solution here in\things essenti'starting ripping things up and starting again. my again. oh yeah, well, my solution take the 250, 240 solution was take the 250, 240 million that we have spent on rwanda so far and pay them redundancy. >> i mean, you're going to disagree with that because they don't really deserve redundancy because they're so incompetent. >> wipes the slate >> if it's if it wipes the slate clean, wipe the slate clean, just wipe the slate clean, just wipe the slate clean, that, swallow clean, just wipe the slate cleaibill that, swallow clean, just wipe the slate cleaibill and that, swallow clean, just wipe the slate cleaibill and then|t, swallow clean, just wipe the slate cleaibill and then bringillow clean, just wipe the slate cleaibill and then bring in)w clean, just wipe the slate cleaibill and then bring in some that bill and then bring in some competent people, some professional people, some people with brains, coordination, common, decent, normal working people do things, you know? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i mean, you're a dreamer, but yeah. no, i would be in favour of that. rebecca, you look at this. were this. now. we were in a situation genuinely laughable situation genuinely laughable situation these situation where it's like these people they've people aren't missing. they've disengaged or. no, no, it's not the backlog now. it's the queue . the backlog now. it's the queue. and you think they must really be taking us for fools at this point? surely i mean, this isn't my government. point? surely i mean, this isn't my goveisn'tent. people like. >> this isn't the people i like. this my team this isn't my team. my team haven't had a crack at it yet. i'm hoping do i'm hoping we might do a slightly job. they're i'm hoping we might do a slightito job. they're i'm hoping we might do a slightito be job. they're i'm hoping we might do a slightito be worse. they're i'm hoping we might do a slightito be worse. ihey're i'm hoping we might do a slightito be worse. i iay're i'm hoping we might do a slightito be worse. i i don't going to be worse. i i don't know they could be worse. know how they could be worse. arade i genuinely don't. i arade dam. i genuinely don't. i mean, open mean, literally an open borders policy would probably be better than everyone's than this because everyone's cross and we're cross about this and we're wasting i think in wasting money. i think in some ways, incompetence worse than ways, incompetence is worse than a that don't disagree a policy that you don't disagree , that you agree with. and , that you don't agree with. and this just pure, unrelenting this is just pure, unrelenting incompetence . incompetence. >> i mean, kind of is well, >> i mean, it kind of is well, i mean, it absolutely is. >> time >> every time we try a deterrent, rwanda is a deterrent. we know that we're not to hundreds not going to ship hundreds of thousands . but thousands of people there. but if a migrant on the shores if i'm a migrant on the shores of france and i've just paid 6000 to come on a dinghy 6000 to come over on a dinghy and there's a 20% chance and i think there's a 20% chance or a 30% chance i'm going to end up in rwanda, i think twice, because think but calais is because i think but calais is really, really, really no picnic. >> rwanda would have be >> rwanda would have to be pretty bad for it to be worse than calais. and what you might end doing rwanda end up doing is making rwanda a fairly, fairly appealing prospect. on prospect. but the and then on a human rights level, you can't make rwanda deliberately horrible. so either got to horrible. so either it's got to be unpleasant, therefore a deterrent. not great deterrent. therefore not great for human rights, or it's got to be it's be pleasant in which case it's not me. not a deterrent for me. >> think we start detaining >> i think if we start detaining them in camps , you know, one, them in camps, you know, one, two meals a day just to keep them alive , as soon as that gets them alive, as soon as that gets back over to calais, we're leaflet calais as well . and say leaflet calais as well. and say if you come over here, you're getting locked up, might get getting locked up, you might get one, day, but it's one, two meals a day, but it's not be no holiday not going to be no holiday camp like now. mean, like it is now. i mean, that would stop them trying. would stop many of them trying. >> true that they get >> it is true that they get given phones, don't they ? given mobile phones, don't they? so anecdotally so what the anecdotally apparently dump their apparently they dump their mobile phones and their id, then they mobile phones and they get given mobile phones and then lose his then james cleverly lose his them even though they've got a mobile . mobile phone. >> they going to call >> how are they going to call them don't phones? them if they don't have phones? how to tax them how are they going to tax them saying, please back and saying, please come back and they just saying, please come back and they the just saying, please come back and they the free just saying, please come back and they the free and just take the free phone and go, well, answer well, i'm not going to answer any calls makes them, if any calls if it makes them, if it makes anyone feel better, it makes anyone feel any better, it's it's just it's not an iphone. it's just it's not an iphone. it's just it's so well, it's a rubbish phone. so well, everyone calm down. everyone can calm down. >> nokia upload on tiktok. >> their journeys and tiktok. >> theirjourneys and things >> their journeys and things like seen like that. you know, i've seen i've we've got i've seen that. but we've got the serious here is that the serious point here is that we've had terrorists, we've had rapists , we've had murderers, rapists, we've had murderers, gangsters, all come over illegally. now we're getting told that all the other routes for illegal immigration are on the as well. it's not just the rise. as well. it's not just the rise. as well. it's not just the the boats can be a the boat. so the boats can be a sideshow. can try and tackle sideshow. we can try and tackle the they're not the boats, which they're not doing, methods the boats, which they're not doilorries. methods the boats, which they're not doilorries. it's methods the boats, which they're not doilorries. it's getting methods the boats, which they're not doilorries. it's getting worse. ods on lorries. it's getting worse. we're going to get to a time where our high roads are filled with people that cannot speak where our high roads are filled with pevernment. it's an emergency. >> we do have clearly a problem with the law where they passed the illegal migration bill and there about that there was big fanfare about that and were told in no uncertain and we were told in no uncertain terms by rishi sunak stood up and right now, look, and he said, right now, look, claims not going be claims you're not going to be processed have no processed, you will have no right stay. unfortunately right to stay. and unfortunately it turned charlotte, which it turned out charlotte, which some be fair, were it turned out charlotte, which some at be fair, were it turned out charlotte, which some at the be fair, were it turned out charlotte, which some at the time, fair, were it turned out charlotte, which some at the time, well, vere it turned out charlotte, which some at the time, well, ifre it turned out charlotte, which some at the time, well, if we saying at the time, well, if we haven't returns agreement haven't got a returns agreement with the country that you're coming and we can't send coming from and we can't send you to rwanda, you do just you to rwanda, then you do just have stay here. so actually, have to stay here. so actually, it's no better, is it? >> have stay in >> you have to stay here in limbo. and the other thing that cleverly in the in cleverly said is in, in the in his meeting that you his meeting today was that you know, it's actually too difficult to house these 33,000 missing they missing people because they can't can't afford can't we can't afford it obviously. so he's kind of admitting or it feels like a conspiracy. he's sort of admitting, it's actually admitting, well, it's actually not that inconvenient that we've lost we can't house lost them because we can't house them. can't afford to house them. we can't afford to house them. we can't afford to house them. you they're in limbo. >> know, think from from >> you know, i think from from my i sat through my perspective, i sat through the majority of that select the vast majority of that select committee and what committee hearing today and what really stood out for me was when they were asked very direct questions about things that really should really seriously you should know, that is your know, especially if that is your job. what they are clearly doing is storing data about is storing some data about certain things in one and certain things in one place, and then that might think then things that you might think were it. like were relevant to it. so like small crossings, where were relevant to it. so like smithey crossings, where were relevant to it. so like smithey registeredings, where were relevant to it. so like smithey registered or s, where were relevant to it. so like smithey registered or they're; are they registered or they're registered on a slightly different seekers different list of asylum seekers . so in to actually get . so in order to actually get out for out this information for somebody like me or people on this members of this panel or members of the public, have frankly, public, you would have frankly, no that information public, you would have frankly, no stored,at information public, you would have frankly, no stored,at inf> is >> but i think some of it is a function of the sort of inconsistency the government, inconsistency of the government, the we've so many the fact that we've had so many different charge. different people in charge. this is bad is a classic, classic bad workplace now. workplace management now. >> indeed. and those civil servants that you see next to james cleverly are the same civil servants . certainly civil servants. certainly matthew rycroft had to have been absolutely had their pants pulled numerous pulled down on numerous occasions really occasions now. and it really does make those keep their does make those guys keep their job of this. job right in all of this. there's they're job right in all of this. there'to they're job right in all of this. there'to there they're job right in all of this. there'to there in they're job right in all of this. there'to there in ahey're job right in all of this. there'to there in a change of going to be there in a change of government and are they same government and are they the same civil robert civil servants that robert german immigration german at the immigration minister me ? he minister said to me? he suggested should have an suggested that we should have an amnesty. i mean, if they are, it might make a lot of sense still to come, though. did nicola sturgeon under the sturgeon collapse under the pressure of the covid inquiry today? >> the idea that in those horrendous days, weeks i was thinking of a political opportunity. i find , well, it's opportunity. i find, well, it's just it wasn't true . just it wasn't true. >> don't miss lee anderson teeing off on the former scottish first minister soon. but up next. so pharmacies in england, they're going to take over care from gps for seven common conditions. over care from gps for seven common conditions . and our common conditions. and our health service is spending billions of pounds a year on medical negligence claims. this does not spoken about does not get spoken about enough. you think the nhs is enough. do you think the nhs is actually safe for patients? and how reckon we spend how much do you reckon we spend every on compensation for every year on compensation for medical negligence ? jenny medical negligence? jenny barnett goes head to head with paula london. this patrick paula london. this is patrick christys tonight. only on christys tonight. we're only on itv sunday mornings from 930 on gb news news . news news. >> it's punchy christie tonight only on gb news coming up lee anderson on nicola sturgeon's waterworks. but right now though, it's time for our head to head . so rishi sunak launched to head. so rishi sunak launched a new health care scheme. today that means millions of brits waiting for a gp appointment will now be able to visit their pharmacy instead. okay, you're going to be able to get treatments for seven common ailments from your pharmacist rather visit your gp. >> that is going to free up millions of gp appointments and ensure that you your family ensure that you and your family can care you need can get the care you need as quickly possible . quickly as possible. >> lovely backing music >> okay, lovely backing music there. the illness is included are a sore throat, earache, sore anasaitis, impetigo , shingles, anasaitis, impetigo, shingles, infected insect bites and uncomplicated urinary tract infections in women. now currently . 1 in 6 english currently. 1 in 6 english patients are forced to wait at least two weeks for a gp appointment . but the problems in appointment. but the problems in the nhs persist when you actually do get seen by a medical professional. this pharmacy thing is a capitulation to the fact that we haven't got enough gps and people can't get appointments enough gps and people can't get appoithisznts enough gps and people can't get appoithis is s enough gps and people can't get appoithis is necessarily a good think this is necessarily a good thing, and i think could have thing, and i think it could have been solved people been solved by telling people who bit thick that who may be a bit too thick that they going to gps who may be a bit too thick that thethings going to gps who may be a bit too thick that thethings like going to gps who may be a bit too thick that thethings like a going to gps who may be a bit too thick that thethings like a littleing to gps who may be a bit too thick that thethings like a little soreo gps for things like a little sore throat. but what about medical negligence? spoken negligence? this is not spoken about enough when it comes to our nhs. the nhs forked out a staggering . £2.7 billion, staggering. £2.7 billion, settling medical negligence claims in 2022. that's across maternity care, emergency medicine, orthopaedic and general surgery that is an absolutely astounding number and some individual medical trusts as well. hospital trusts forked out tens of millions of pounds on their own. so with that in mind, i am asking tonight, do you actually think that the nhs is safe for patients? let me know your thoughts. email me gbviews@gbnews.com. tweet me at gb news. while you're there, go and vote in our poll. i'll bring you those results very, very shortly . before we get our shortly. before we get to our debate, i do want expert debate, i do want some expert reaction to that initial pharmacy announcement . okay, i'm pharmacy announcement. okay, i'm joined doctor layla hambach, joined by doctor layla hambach, ceo of the association of independent multiple pharmacies. doctor how about look, thank you very, very much. let's just deal with that that matter with that that initial matter in hand. actual policy hand. so this actual policy right. this is us fobbing right. is this is us fobbing off people pharmacies . could people at pharmacies. could pharmacies actually miss things? is good thing ? go . on is it a good thing? go. on >> well, patrick, this has been going on in scotland. for example, the pharmacy first scheme, um, has been going on in scotland many, many months scotland for many, many months and the results have shown that patients actually quite like it because pharmacies always because pharmacies have always delivered at accessibility and convenience. so it's just, you know, popping up to your local pharmacy who people know pharmacy who many people know already and then having those conversations in the consultation room with that answers. and are, you know, answers. and they are, you know, experts medicines expert experts in medicines and expert in, in common ailments. so why not are they qualified enough to say you've got a cough or that might be lung cancer? oh, of course . so and also it's very course. so and also it's very important that the public know that we are working based on some very strict rules in terms of like making sure that we ask the relevant questions and give the relevant questions and give the relevant questions and give the relevant treatment based on obviously those rules. so it's not something that patients should be or the public should be worried about because we've been there before, we've we've helped the nhs before and this time we're stepping up to that again . again. >> a pharmacist happy about this or they worried some of them or are they worried some of them about getting sued they get about getting sued if they get something wrong? about getting sued if they get sonwell1g wrong? about getting sued if they get sonwell ,] wrong? about getting sued if they get sonwell , we'veg? about getting sued if they get sonwell , we've always been there >> well, we've always been there in terms of like telling the nhs that we want to be there to support and, you know, during the , we kept our doors the pandemic, we kept our doors open and were one of the only open and we were one of the only places where people could go to when everywhere else were shut. but there but we've always been there helping the public. however, what happened over the past what has happened over the past few years is that our funding has been cut and whilst everything else has been going up, energy costs and, you know, fuel costs and on are funding fuel costs and so on are funding has been going down, down and therefore many pharmacies struggling to keep their heads above the water. >> so this might actually help i suppose in that regard it suppose in that regard when it comes getting people comes to getting more people through right. comes to getting more people througlook, right. comes to getting more people througlook, thank right. comes to getting more people througlook, thank you right. comes to getting more people througlook, thank you veryt. comes to getting more people througlook, thank you very much. well, look, thank you very much. reassuring in terms of well, look, thank you very much. rea actual in terms of well, look, thank you very much. rea actual qualityn terms of well, look, thank you very much. rea actual quality oferms of well, look, thank you very much. rea actual quality of care of the actual quality of care people might get in a pharmacy, that's doctor humbug there. who is the ceo of the association of independent multiple pharmacies. so a lot of so good stuff. i know a lot of people very, very people felt very, very self—conscious wandering self—conscious about wandering into especially into a pharmacy, especially if you've got urinary tract infection something. infection or something. but what she is, you're most she says there is, you're most likely a private likely to be seen in a private room, may alleviate room, which may be alleviate some the some of that. but that's the state of play in pharmacies. what about actual hospitals now? and i people miss this. and i think people miss this. okay, as i mentioned earlier , okay, as i mentioned earlier, medical negligence claims are being staggering being made at a staggering rate to tune billions of to the tune of billions of pounds. so do you think that the nhs is actually safe for patients going head to head on this? our social commentator and actress jenny barnett, up against paula against broadcaster paula london. thank you london. both of you, thank you very, much . paula, do you very, very much. paula, do you think the nhs is safe? >> not really . >> not really. >> not really. >> i mean there's good doctors, there's bad doctors, but a late family mine was lied there's bad doctors, but a late fan um mine was lied there's bad doctors, but a late fanum in mine was lied there's bad doctors, but a late fanum in intensive nine was lied there's bad doctors, but a late fanum in intensive care.nas lied there's bad doctors, but a late fanum in intensive care. he lied there's bad doctors, but a late fanum in intensive care. he was to. um in intensive care. he was told by a neurologist if he had a tracheotomy , he would never be a tracheotomy, he would never be able to eat again or speak again. and that was a complete lie. i pulled him up and then he apologised to me. he said that because my family because he wanted my family member to come off a machine, basically, life , basically, and lose their life, he ended up living a lot longer because i knew what the neurologist was a lie. so neurologist said was a lie. so no, i don't think it's safe and you really need to call out doctors. you need to be assertive and not believe everything that they tell you. many years ago we didn't have google, we believed google, so we believed everything a doctor says. everything that a doctor says. now you can research your symptoms , you can research your symptoms, you can research your symptoms, you can research your symptoms your member symptoms of your family member and doctor questions. and ask the doctor questions. they like you using they don't like you using google, google away is what google, but google away is what i knowledge is power , so i say. knowledge is power, so i don't doctors. 100% at don't trust doctors. 100% at all. jenny two and a bit billion pounds a year in medical negligence thing . negligence thing. >> you add that or pick that apart. i should say. really, you look at numerous different maternity scandals. i mean, there's absolutely staggering maternity scandals. i mean, there'ofibsolutely staggering maternity scandals. i mean, there'of maternity staggering maternity scandals. i mean, there'of maternity scandals,] level of maternity scandals, right the country. i just right across the country. i just wonder, seriously, all this window dressing about pharmacies and gp appointment and waiting lists, we missing the key lists, are we missing the key point here, which is that actually is not that actually the nhs is not that safe for the people who need it . safe for the people who need it. >> don't agree at all. i think the nhs is absolutely safe. i've spent it today. i was in hospital. my old man's been treated for cancer and i nearly lost my sight for something else. but the treatment that you get is remarkable. the one on one is remarkable and the care and safety is there. you have to look at the root cause and what's going on is it has not been funded now we've become a litigious country where people are forever, ever , ever trying are forever, ever, ever trying to sue this. and sue that. as the american model back in 1945, the american model back in 1945, the nhs was made for everybody, not just people who were affluent. now we're in a situation you can't get your teeth done, can't get your eyes done. nobody trusts this, nobody trusts that. and the root cause is a government that has not invested i that's the argument that they make, because when the medical profession do mess up, they often blame it on systemic failures. >> so that can range from anything like we didn't have enough equipment here. can enough equipment here. it can range was so overworked and range to i was so overworked and tired mistake was bound tired that a mistake was bound to and we missed to happen and we missed this, etc. so is litigation on etc. so there is litigation on both sides here, right? but paula , i can't help but feel as paula, i can't help but feel as though at times there is a whopping great big culture of cover up in the nhs and they try and silence that which shed loads myself . i had a very bad >> even myself. i had a very bad sore throat once i went to my gp, said i've had strep throat gp, i said i've had strep throat before, i really need antibiotics. no no, don't antibiotics. no no no, you don't need antibiotics . you know, need antibiotics. you know, because your antibodies . two because your antibodies. two days later at home, i collapsed with strep throat and i had to be the for days. be in the a&e for three days. doctors need listen to their doctors need to listen to their patients a lot of them think patients and a lot of them think that and they that they are just god, and they don't be told they could don't like to be told they could be they to be wrong. they they seem to think all. and think they know it all. and i think they know it all. and i think people did sue think if more people did sue them, maybe they would try to do everything i feel everything right more. i feel like they think that they can just away with a lot, just get away with a lot, because away because they are getting away with people, with a lot, a lot of people, when their family when they lose their family members, can when members, they can sue when there's negligence, there's been negligence, but they because they decide not to because people them, because they decide not to because people is them, because they decide not to because people is so them, because they decide not to because people is so great,n, because they decide not to because people is so great, blah cause they decide not to because people is so great, blah blah the nhs is so great, blah blah blah. they make mistakes and they need to, you know, the nhs need to pay for it. >> look, jenny, i talk >> look, jenny, whenever i talk about topics like this, i always, know, chat about it always, you know, chat about it with office. with people in the office. i talk about it just people talk about it with just people generally, and i do put it to you almost every you that almost every single family country has got at family in the country has got at least one nhs horror story. >> yeah, yeah . >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> and i think it pains me to say that the nhs is not being looked after . junior doctors, looked after. junior doctors, nurses and consultants . they nurses and consultants. they take the hippocratic oath, they take the hippocratic oath, they take the hippocratic oath, they take the oath where they want to make people better. they do not strike it as an easy thing to do . and we're looking at an institution that has been brought to the ground because the tory government have wanted people to go private , and it was people to go private, and it was happening years and years ago. the more you can dem what's going on, the more people get frightened and then the more the nhs is on its knees and i think it needs investment and it needs love and humanity and compassion. all right. >> i mean yeah okay. i mean there is we're out of time. there is a heck of a lot of investment into the nhs. never had much money. had so much money. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> em- e bean counters , it's >> and the bean counters, it's not going to the right place and you know, it's going to management. >> it is. i get that , i do get >> it is. i get that, i do get that. but again that is actually not just down to the government. that's to people who that's down to the people who work the you always work in the nhs. you always thought that, look, obviously thought that, look, we obviously could this all could bang on about this all night. again, night. we'll pick it up again, no point soon. no doubt at some point soon. both you very, both of you. thank you very, very much. is, of course, very much. that is, of course, social actress social commentator and actress jenny broadcast at jenny barnett. and broadcast at paula london, of you. that paula london, both of you. that was who do you was great. look, who do you agree with? okay, so go on twitter. this cc i'd be twitter. who's this cc i'd be more likely to trust a pharmacist over a gp for meds if ineeded pharmacist over a gp for meds if i needed them. pharmacists know their stuff. the gp system is broken. chris says at my chemist they are already really busy with lots of people waiting for their prescription . i don't know their prescription. i don't know how the pharmacist will find time people about time to chat to people about their quite. their ailments. well, quite. mary says no people with serious conditions are slipping through the misdiagnosed or the net being misdiagnosed or not treatment. it not getting timely treatment. it needs disbanding. it's not fit for money the for purpose. money isn't the issue. look, issue. mismanagement is look, your now okay? so your verdict is now in. okay? so 24% of you think the nhs is safe for patients . wow. i was not for patients. wow. i was not expecting that. 24% of you think that the nhs is safe. so 76% of you think it's not safe for patients. there we go. coming up , mumford and sons. musicians turned freedom fighter winston marshall reveals the major ideological threat to the west and our way of life. and that threat is here. but next has nicolas sturgeon been looking at the latest scottish independence polls idea that in those horrendous days, weeks , i was horrendous days, weeks, i was thinking of a political opportunity? >> i find , well, it was just it >> i find, well, it was just it wasn't true . wasn't true. >> deleted whatsapp's burner phones. >> deleted whatsapp's burner phones . were we watching the phones. were we watching the covid inquiry or an american gangster movie there? look former deputy tory, uh, chairman, that's the one. lee anderson gives his views on the snp. it's not to be missed. he tees off very shortly. patrick christys tonight. monday to thursdays from six till 930. >> this is patrick christys tonight. we're only on gb news former mumford and sons musician winston marshall is coming up about the threat that is already here by the way, to western civilisation . but first, former civilisation. but first, former first minister nicola sturgeon has made her much anticipated appearance before the scottish covid inquiry. today it comes after allegations emerged that she deleted key pandemic whatsapp messages used the pandemic to push her own political agenda. but let's just cast our mind back, shall to we, august 2021, when sturgeon was asked if she'd hand over all her whatsapps to the inquiry. here we go. >> i think if you understand statutory public inquiries, you would know that even if i wasn't prepared to give assurance, prepared to give that assurance, which, avoidance of which, for the avoidance of doubt then i wouldn't have doubt i am, then i wouldn't have the ability. this will be a judge public judge led, statutory public inquiry, which for the avoidance of doubt, i am okay. >> well, you weren't, were you? but fast forward to today and she was much less forthcoming. >> between >> whatsapp messages between yourself and mr yousaf and miss lloyd were produced by you. where them? where did you get them? >> provided to me >> they were provided to me through the scottish government. >> you delete them? >> but did you delete them? >> but did you delete them? >> . >> yes. >> yes. >> and did you consider yourself against that background and your considered ministerial experience to be precisely the right first minister for the job? no that is not how i would have thought of it at all. >> there's a large part of me wishes that i hadn't been . it is wishes that i hadn't been. it is for others to judge the extent to which i succeeded . to which i succeeded. >> all right then, i'm joined now by tory mp lee anderson . now by tory mp lee anderson. lee. that was just, uh chocodiles . here's why. chocodiles. here's why. >> it looks like crocodile tears to me. >> patrick. >> patrick. >> i mean, first had the >> i mean, first we had the missing camper van. >> nobody knows where is. >> nobody knows where that is. >> nobody knows where that is. >> this nonsense. >> nobody knows where that is. >> we've this nonsense. >> nobody knows where that is. >> we've got this nonsense. >> nobody knows where that is. >> we've got these his nonsense. >> nobody knows where that is. >> we've got these burnersense. >> we've got these burner phones, £5 phones from phones, dodgy £5 phones from wherever bought them from wherever they bought them from whatsapp missing. whatsapp messages going missing. it all looks a bit. a little bit dodgy to me. i mean, she's bleeding there. crying dodgy to me. i mean, she's ble screen. there. crying dodgy to me. i mean, she's blescreen. theis. crying dodgy to me. i mean, she's blescreen. theis not crying dodgy to me. i mean, she's blescreen. theis not cutting|g on screen. this is not cutting no ice. it's really it's crocodile tears. it makes you wonder what the snps are all about. >> patrick. it looks i mean, the people that have have burned their phones. >> let's be clear, people that have these phones where >> let's be clear, people that hav> let's be clear, people that hav> let's be clear, people that hav> let's be clear, people that hav> obviously they will >> i mean, obviously they will deny we won't go into deny that and we won't go into the legal issues facing the ongoing legal issues facing nicola however, this nicola sturgeon. however, this is hand enough is the matter in hand enough really, comes really, isn't it, when it comes to covid inquiry she's to the covid inquiry she's saying like, oh, you saying things like, oh, you know, i was never do anything for political gain. can we believe this? >> all a little bit >> it all sounds a little bit cranky this does in cranky to me. this does in scotland. i mean, scotland. look, i mean, the crocodile there are crocodile tears there are pathetic . i can say, let's go pathetic. i can say, let's go back to burner phones. why back to these burner phones. why are by buying phones are politicians by buying phones with disappearing messages on that? the burner phones that they can just throw away where nobody investigate them? they can just throw away where nob dodgy. investigate them? they can just throw away where nob dodgy. it 1vestigate them? they can just throw away where nob dodgy. it looksjate them? they can just throw away where nob dodgy. it looks like them? it's dodgy. it looks like criminal activity. and like i say , a little cranky. say, a little bit cranky. >> you i mean , to be >> well, you know, i mean, to be fair, lee boris johnson was deleting the whatsapp, didn't he? i mean, they're all they're all at it, aren't they? >> listen, i've got disappearing messages phone, it's messages on my phone, but it's my phone . i don't buy burner my phone. i don't buy a burner phone. i'm of mind, patrick, phone. i'm of the mind, patrick, that i lose my phone anywhere phone. i'm of the mind, patrick, th.a i lose my phone anywhere phone. i'm of the mind, patrick, th.a i losplace,»hone anywhere phone. i'm of the mind, patrick, th.a i losplace, some anywhere phone. i'm of the mind, patrick, th.a i losplace, some onevhere phone. i'm of the mind, patrick, th.a i losplace, some one cane in a public place, some one can get hold of my phone and get it unlocked and look at messages between me and colleagues. but when you deliver me, go and when you deliver me, go out and buy phone , which is buy a burner phone, which is what dealers and criminals what drug dealers and criminals and gangsters it looks and gangsters do. it looks a little dodgy. little bit dodgy. >> obviously again, >> yeah, look, obviously again, just want to emphasise, you know, that maybe whilst lee might you know , the might be making, you know, the kind of, uh, i'm not looking . kind of, uh, i'm not looking. >> accusations. kind of, uh, i'm not looking. >> no, accusations. kind of, uh, i'm not looking. >> no, no.|sations. kind of, uh, i'm not looking. >> no, no. why ns. making the kind of, uh, i'm not looking. >> nithat. why ns. making the kind of, uh, i'm not looking. >> nithat. thnow making the kind of, uh, i'm not looking. >> nithat. wh know obviously. :he point that you know obviously. okay. drug dealers okay. criminals and drug dealers etc. people do not buy is etc. do not people do not buy is not the accusation people buy the don't buy burner the snp, they don't buy burner phones. look as we phones. fine. look as we celebrate four since celebrate four years since leaving the european union, i've got to ask, know , was brexit got to ask, you know, was brexit actually it? do you think? actually worth it? do you think? >> yes it was. i campaigned for brexit. brexit. brexit. i voted for brexit. totally support brexit. if totally support brexit. and if the vote came again i would support look we are an support it. look we are an independent nation now . it's not independent nation now. it's not perfect but you know we perfect patrick, but you know we want i mean the european want to i mean the european union, it started off as a common market back in back in the 70s was a kid. the early 70s when i was a kid. it quickly became a political union. i want to live in a country where we make our own decisions, where we make our own political decisions, and we govern ourselves. and brexit, you know, for all faults, you know, for all its faults, has well , let's just has done that well, let's just have yeah, have little have a yeah, have a little look through. have a yeah, have a little look throug it's a bombshell new >> so it's quite a bombshell new poll revealing. so 57% of brits think brexit was failure with think brexit was a failure with yet more red tape. european imports of meat and fish set to come into effect tomorrow. you know that brexit hasn't been the overwhelming success that a lot of people thought it might be. >> well, look, patrick, this is i think this is evening standard. is it this this this poll they commissioned it i think they commissioned. yeah. this people this is this is a poll of people that remain . right. so that voted remain. right. so obviously they're going to be saying it's been a fail. i'm quite surprised at patrick having this poll on tonight quite surprised at patrick hthis] this poll on tonight quite surprised at patrick hthis ishis poll on tonight quite surprised at patrick hthis is a; poll on tonight quite surprised at patrick hthis is a pathetic tonight quite surprised at patrick hthis is a pathetic poll tonight quite surprised at patrick hthis is a pathetic poll fromjht . this is a pathetic poll from a load remainers. they need to load of remainers. they need to shut it when shut up and get on with it when it comes to immigration though shut up and get on with it when it > lee, know, when people >> lee, you know, when people voted for brexit, people, people did for record levels did not vote for record levels of people, especially from africa and the subcontinent. i mean, that is a problem. i think that for me anyway, is probably the ultimate brexit betrayal. i do we've still got the do concede we've still got the chance right. the chance to get that right. the opportunities of brexit are still all there for us. we just have to be prepared to take them. my concern would be if we're down the barrel of them. my concern would be if wlabour down the barrel of them. my concern would be if wlabour government,e barrel of them. my concern would be if wlabour government, whichl of them. my concern would be if wlabour government, which we a labour government, which we may well be right. going may well be right. is it going to worse, better ? to get worse, not better? >> mean, i agree with >> look, i mean, i agree with you, the you, patrick, in that the immigration has got immigration problem has got worse. not going to make worse. i'm not going to make no excuses about that. i'm one of these people are slightly these people that are slightly odds with my party. i don't odds with my own party. i don't agree points based agree with the points based immigration system. i do not believe recruiting the believe in recruiting the brightest and the best from around strongly around the world. i strongly believe brightest and believe that the brightest and the people in the world the best people in the world live in this country. there are doctors , there nurses, there doctors, there are nurses, there are are are solicitors, there are teachers, there are brain surgeons on every single street in this country. our job as politicians and as trade training providers to find these people, them and make people, recruit them and make them work within country. them work within this country. theidea them work within this country. the idea that we've got to get the brightest and the from the brightest and the best from around absolute around the country is absolute nonsense. me and what we're nonsense. to me and what we're actually doing, i mean, we've got immigration got the points based immigration system, we also important system, but we also important we're importing third world we're also importing third world labour well work in our we're also importing third world labiwash well work in our we're also importing third world labiwash asall work in our we're also importing third world labiwash as patrick. >rk in our we're also importing third world labiwash as patrick. what'er we're also importing third world labiwash as patrick. what's all car wash as patrick. what's all that it's absolute nonsense. >> do buy the argument then? >> do you buy the argument then? all well, don't all right. well, brits don't want well, want to do those jobs. well, make them do job. make them do the job. >> say, look, got we've >> say, look, we've got we've got a generous benefit got a very generous benefit system country. these system in this country. if these people to people do not want to go to work, then stop their benefits. i i remember time you i mean, i remember a time if you didn't you didn't didn't go to work, you didn't get it's that. get paid. and it's like that. patrick and a lot of countries around the world go to work, stop go to work and stop being idle, go to work and pay stop being idle, go to work and pay your stop being idle, go to work and pay your pay stop being idle, go to work and pay your pay your way in society and have a stake in this great country of ours. >> all right? okay. look, >> all right? okay. lee, look, thank very much . thank you very, very much. example. so i will just reiterate that there is reiterate again that there is absolutely that absolutely no evidence that nicola sturgeon is indeed a criminal drug dealer or criminal or a drug dealer or anything go. anything like that. there we go. tory anderson, thank you tory mp lee anderson, thank you very i have got very much. now i have got massive in tone. this now massive shift in tone. this now a very big gb news exclusive coming for you very, very shortly. deranged shortly. okay. deranged psychopath jordan mcsweeney , psychopath jordan mcsweeney, battered law graduate zara aleena to death less than two years ago. now now he's won his appeal to slash his jail sentence. but find out how much you have paid for him to appeal that. why are we paying for these monsters as gb news exclusive? very shortly, but next, with 6.1 million more migrants to enter the uk in the next 15 years, should we be concerned about rapid demographic change in britain ? demographic change in britain? former mumford and sons musician , now a leading podcaster, winston marshall . he's got a lot winston marshall. he's got a lot to say about what he thinks is a massive threat to western civilisation, a threat that is already here. it's patrick christys tonight. we are only gb news. is patrick christys tonight only on gb news, coming up very shortly. a gb news exclusive about zara , alina'sller jordan mcsweeney and his whopping legal aid bill. but first political commentator and author douglas murray has shared this leaflet found in a gaza home. now it reads this religion will reach everywhere the night and day can reach allah will not leave a dwelling in a city until he has made this religion enter it. it comes amid concerns about britain's rapidly shifting demographics, the potential imposition of radical islamic values on our society . after a values on our society. after a badly teacher was forced into hiding for showing a cartoon of the prophet muhammad and a young lad in wakefield received death threats damaging the quran, threats for damaging the quran, i'm now by musician and i'm joined now by musician and podcast writer deep thinker winston marshall. winston, look, thank you very, very much . thank you very, very much. you've just got back from israel. yeah, i was actually with douglas in israel. >> i've been there for the last couple of weeks all over the count

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alina habba is back with us. alina, great to have you. i let me see if i have this straight here. new ou havf i e the attorney general in new york meeting with the biden white house and white house counsel. >> i assume or i don't kno.w h who do we know who? how many occasions have you identified she was in the biden white house? and what was the timeframe of tha t? >> sure. we saw there was a meeting in august, the month or two, right before they filed their complaint. and there was another meetind te later in the midst of our litigation on the attorney general' s claim. so that is twice confirmed. i believconfirmee are also repos that she had been at miss kamala harris' home. this is not normal. sh he is a new york attorneyne general, voted by thraethe on new york constituents. and the only thing they all have in common is the soross bak backing. i cannot understand why shing.e would have cause in the middle of a trial to go seeof the house and the biden administration, leon lett alone the top one ofy the record, said that they met on the front lawn. i can't believe what i'm seeing. >> i really can't. and seeian'ti am with you, sean,g wh reporting with you every day. i am in the weeds and i stillckt am shocked. they cease to amazhee me. this is unbelievable. i thought georgia was bad. and thenough today i have to sit in court and get notice that this person has now weaponized her, which wee alreadhey knew. but now that she's coordinating as well with the biden administration. what was she there for? 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alina habba, the former president's lawyer who is making her closing statements right now. just before the jury was brought in, alina habba tried to make a record to refute a ruling that the defense cannot use a slide they planned in a closing presentation. judge kaplan just cut her off and said you are on the verge of spending some time in the lockup. now sit down. those are not words that a lawyer appearing before a judge wants to hear. i mean that is a very, very strong threat that i think the judge is willing to follow up on if really need be. but that is about as strong a message as a judge can send to the lawyer that she needs to stay within the bounds of the judge's order. of course, it is her job to defend donald trump and this is about how much money he will or won't have to pay, and so she is entitled to give a stvigorous defense but she also needs to stay within the judge's orders to maintain the proper context of her closing arguments. >> and we just need to underscore because, again, viewers, voters, americans have a lot to sift through when it comes to the legal challenges that donald trump has. this is a civil trial, or was a civil trial. he was found liable already for sexual assault and also for defamation, and so the question at this point is how much is he going to pay in damages. he took the stand yesterday. he talked about why he doesn't think that he did anything wrong, and i'll just read part of what happened. habba, who is his attorney, again asked, did you deny the allegation because ms. carroll made an accusation? that's exactly right, yes, i did, trump replied. she said something i considered a false accusation, totally false. judge kaplan cut him off, instructing the court to strike everything he said after his initial confirmation. can you break that down? >> the judge has to carve statements up with a scalpel because of the nuance you talked about, which is this is not about the sexual assault. a jury has already found that it happened. this is about damages for defamation. when you talk about damages for defamation, did his statements either hurt her reputation or cause her to lose money, that's it. that's what is at issue here. now, the yes-no question, did you defend yourself, yes, i did. once you start getting into the realm of that next sort of monologue, he started saying well, she was false and she was lying, that starts challenging the sexual assault allegation and the judge was right to strike it. now, the problem is that jurors heard all of this playing out and juries can't separate when a judge says, oh, you know, disregard everything after the word no. juries can't do that. they're human beings. so the seed has been planted, the damage has been done, but, most importantly, the judge did limit the official record of the trial to that one or two words, no, that did not happen. >> and, again -- >> yes, i did. >> and, again, as everybody knows but i think it is important to say out loud, this is a man who just made history by winning iowa, by winning new hampshire, and he is now in a courthouse trying to defend himself against big money to pay in damages because of this civil trial in which he was found liable for sexual assault and in this case defamation. what are you hearing from his political team? >> well, i actually have a different take on the alinaabba portion that you played at the beginning from a political standpoint. >> okay. >> alina habba, yes, she is an attorney. there is a reason donald trump likes her so much. she wasn't always his lead attorney. she has gone on fox and vigorously defended him. donald trump wants a show. he wants somebody he believes is fighting for him and that you can play clips of later and then say, then she said this. she put it all on the line. they met because she was a member at mar-a-lago and he liked her when they met, and somehow she ended up a lead lawyer. >> i will help make your point for you right now because these closing arguments by habba are happening as we speak, and just now habba tried to deny carroll's allegations even though they've already been found by a jury to be true and a judge cut her off. again, just now, and said, you will not quarrel with me. totally makes your point that she wants on the record -- >> that she is doing it. >> that she is saying that. >> remember what do

but i think in this instance, when alina habba gets up, in the theme of donald trump is to blame everyone but himself. he blamed e. jean carroll, and then alina closings, airy, and she blamed quote, chose in there -- for the people who were sending the threats, and that donald trump shouldn't have any type of imputed liability for what they've done. putting aside whether or not she misconstrue the law, it is that type of defiant, it's never going to be my problem attitude that never works with jurors, and it certainly hasn't worked with the two juries that have found him liable. >> still ahead on the beach weekend, the white house, and how it is doing with trump's efforts to sabotage the bipartisan bill. white house communications director -- our special guest, next. our special guest, next. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. she runs and plays like a puppy again. his #2s are perfect! he's a brand new dog, all in less than a year. when people switch their dog's food from kibble to the farmer's dog, they often say that it feels like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's si

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alina habba, judge, again, to be very clear, alina habba is donald trump's lawyer, told judge lewis kaplan, again, had essentially ruined her ce because she committed to deleting online messages containing death threats. this comes after an embarrassing week for miss hobbs, who was admonished my judge kaplan 14 times over basic lawyering on her first day alone, according to business insider. george conway is back with us. george, on this point about the deleting of the messages, i want to be really clear for folks. those messages were deleted well before e. jean carroll even thought about bringing a case. so, the argument that trump's lawyers are essentially making here is because she deleted bullying messages, she is deleting evidence here, and it is not trustworthy. donald trump hasn't got his due in court. >> that's complete bowl, you know what. >> yes, i know what. [laughter] >> oh, donald's watching. it's complete bowl, because first of all, the reason that you say. it was done weight before. in order to get this kind of, they want what is called a spoil latium charge, where the jury says you can make findings against the party because they destroyed evidence. they're also asking for a mistrial. you only get that when someone is trying to destroy evidence that's harmful to them. this evidence was not harmful to her. when she deleted it, and she deleted it for a reason that had nothing to do with the litigation. you get this, and i'm sure all of you have gotten nasty emails, you delete them. even if you don't take them seriously, even if they're not threatening, it is just unpleasant. that's just what you do. and the notion that somehow, this is harmful to trump's case is ludicrous. these are things you probably would be great to have as exhibits that would help her. so, that notion should get a spoil asian, when they first brought this up in courts, the judge just, you know, sloughed it off and said that's ridiculous. he didn't say that's ridiculous, he gave what looks like on the transcript, a traditional eye roll. >> yeah, yeah. >> this motion is going nowhere. is performative, and it's nonsense. that kind of thing that gets you in trouble in court is when you actually destroy evidence to help your case or hide it. like, for example, let's say you had classified documents in your bathroom at your resort, and you decided to hide that from the fbi, that's bad. that's that. >> casual example. >> who would do that? >> what struck me this week watching everything that transpired in this case is a lot of the donald trump cases are, to me, deeply emotional. what happened on january 6th, deeply emotional. i think even when you talk about the civil fraud trial, the fact that just feels like he thinks there's a different set of rules that apply to him? emotional, but this e. jean carroll case. when you hear her testimony and then you watch the bullying on part of his attorneys, trying to make this counter argument that she somehow benefited from what was a very risky move on her part, right? a mover she knew she was going to lose political capital, social capital. she did it in the service of other women. she did it in the name of accountability. this, one to, me it's a little difference, especially when you saw the way that alina treated her during that defamation. >> yeah. they are approached defending this case is kind of like a combination of blame the victim and the slot defense, all at once. it's really, really nasty. and what they're essentially saying is if you complain about being sexually assaulted, well, you are causing the harm to yourself. okay? because you wouldn't have triggered the response. it's classic narcissist narcissist bs. when they say, don't make me do this to you. you caused me to abuse you. , like it's crazy. but it's also,, again i mean, as i said, his main tricks are bullying, lying, and bragging. those are the things that he does. this is not just bullying. it's sadistic. that's the recent why he showed up. it's sadistic. he wants to sit there and make her miserable. he thinks he can intimidate her. he also thinks he can intimidate the jury. think about this. it hasn't really gotten this much coverage, this jury is an anonymous jury. in other, words what it means is even the lawyer

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alina habba joining us. great to have you on the show, alina. the news on former president trump facing audiotape against special council jack smith as dc court appeals hearing. what's your reaction to the news of judge's being skeptical of trump's claim of immunity. >> first, as a attorney that's been in that situation, you have no idea what the judges are going to do. i've left court sometimes thinking one thing and they come out with the other. secondly, let me be clear, immunity, absolute immunity is called just that. on purpose and because the case law says it, it's a very simple fact that all presidents are granted presidential immunity within the scope of their employment, within the outer perimeters of their employment. i've argue it had many times. the hypotheticals given today are just that, hypotheticals that do yacht relate to president trump. our team did a great job arguing, and it's a very simple decision if it's decided wrong, if the skeptics are correct, will have to be taken up, but i don't think it'll happen. this is really simple and you have to remember, liz and thank you for having me on this very important issue, presidents have to be able to speak without fear as the president and act without fear as a sitting president of retribution both civil reigns leading and criminally. what we're seeing is absolutely that. they like to call president trump a person with a retribution campaign, but that's what they'ring it to him. that's exactly what they fear is what they've done themselves. they don't want you to look at their behavior so they accuse him of it. they're trying to stop him because they can't beat him in the polls and election interference at the finest. there's so many football games canaling of me sit -- footage of me sitting in court next to the president is a demise of the justice system and presidential immunity, something i've argued and won many times has been something that has to be un-held and should be upheld, it is clear cut, i think we made that clear, and it is very important or it's going to be a slippery slope for every president, not just president trump. elizabeth: stay on that for a second. the only presidential republican presidential bench appointee on the panel said immunity doesn't let trump violate the law but was never accused or convicted of insurrection and he was impeached and a debate about double jeopardy here. talking about the scenarios and the jack smith team bringing up in court, you're saying they do not apply to this case, is that what you're saying? >> what i'm saying is -- let me put it in a different way for everybody to understand. president trump has not been charged with this. let's be simple on that. they're going to try and bring out charges that have nothing to do with anything he said. he said go peacefully and patriotically. we know what happen that had day. we also know he was still the president. they are trying to bend and twist every single rule. the only person that does not want the laws to apply to them is jack smith. let's not forget as, liz, the supreme court shut him down and urgency is the 2024 election and they said no, no, no, jack, you're not rushing this decision and you're going to go through the appellate division and go through the normal method that everyone is and we're probably going to have to end up in the supreme court. but it is not because the law's on our side. elizabeth: you lose -- >> motivated justices and ags and das that have no business in the country. elizabeth: if you lose in the appeals level it goes to the supreme court. turn to this story. this new complaint from codefendant micro man and fulton county da fanny willis and prosecutor hired saying they should be removed from the georgia 2020 case from misconduct because of personal monetary conflicts of interest. now, alina, the allegation is willis allegedly abused taxpayer money and high paying prosecutor job and got paid allegedly $604,000 since january of 2020 and they then use that had money to travel around the world on lavish luxury vacations to napa and florida and the caribbean on norwegian and royal caribbean cruises. the court filing alleged fanny willis herself committed racketeering and the thing she's prosecuting trump for on services fraud and when you saw this, what was your reaction? >> it goes back to what i said before, liz, they accuse them of the exact thing they do themselves and that's what they do and look at shiny ball and if fanny did in fact hire somebody that she was having an affair with or dating, whatever it was, somebody in the private sector and puts him on her team and has taxpayer dollars, your money, your money, not anybody else's to pay it, then you've got a serious ethical problem and your case has got a problem with political motivation, which frankly i believe it h

alina habba is quoted as saying. she repeated this is a motion to the court. her attorney fired back saying, quote, as alina habba will knows, these allegations are baseless and that, quote, needless to say, at no point have we ever had a mentor type of relationship as alleged by alina habba. hours later she responded that the point of the letter was to quote, verify whether the information contained in the new york post article is accurate. and she said she now considers the matter resolved. just to give you a reaction about the former president of proximally $50 million so far in legal fees, would he be able to afford those bills if it weren't for his pac , i mean if he wasn't running for president? >> anderson, you hit the nail on the head there, remember donald used to tell us he was worth $10 billion? he should be rolling in money if that's the case, and evidently, he has to depend on begging for money from people, it was announced a little bit ago by reuters, they have an exclusive that a man named glow who owns budget hotels and an aerospace company is giving donald $1 million to help with his legal bills. if you have $10 billion, this wouldn't be a big deal but if you don't have $10 billion and you just claim it, that's a whole other story. >> i'm wondering

alina sernatska, sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine, his former combat medic, is in the studio, we welcome you, ms. alina, to our espresso studio, and the first question is what. there will be some, which i would like to ask you, this is actually your volunteer activity in view of your previous combat medical experience, right? we know that today you have one event planned in lviv, you will do it so that ukrainians can combine the pleasant with the useful, this is actually your volunteer activity in view of your previous combat medical experience, right? we know that today you have one event planned in lviv, you will do... so that ukrainians can combine the pleasant with the useful, this is actually your volunteer activity, given your previous combat medical experience, right? we know that today you have one event planned in lviv, you will do it so that ukrainians can combine the pleasant with the useful, this is actually your volunteer activity in view of your previous combat medical experience, right? we know that today you have one event planned in lviv, you will do... so that ukrainians can combine the pleasant with the useful. slavite - this is actually your volunteer activity, given your previous combat medical experience, right? we know that today you have one event planned in lviv, you will do so that ukrainians can combine the pleasant with the useful, and they work as combat medics, and we understand that they also need to be in comfortable clothes, so comfortable should be the uniform, body armor, which, according to the woman's body, adjusted like that. and what about that, do you know of anything we have in the pipeline right now implementation of women's military uniforms and women's body armor, that is, to develop , i think that at the level of development everything is okay, the issue of implementation, i heard that the women's uniform was approved, while i do not know what is happening specifically, where it was issued to me as a man's, but in fact, i don't think anyone is at all comfortable with an army at war now. the army during the war is not suitable for anyone, neither for women nor for men, and for me, for me personally, the main thing is not the uniform, for me i would like to stay alive, because if i die, because we don't have cars, drones, i don't know, armor, everything i need to survive, communication there and so on, then the foreman will find me a uniform in which to bury me , because the battalion always has... a supply of uniforms and it will be more or less my size, if i am already dead, then it is not a problem at all that she will be different in height. i need that we have everything, everything that is needed to fight and... the uniform is not an absolute priority in this, i collected for the women's veteran movement and for other women's organizations, for example, for uniforms before christmas, girls, not because this is a super priority need for the ukrainian army, but because volunteer help, giving in general - it is not one pie that we cut, and we have to determine how much to whom, there are people who mistaken me for a woman's warm uniform, because they wanted to pay for it. i collected for drones, for example, for drums, they didn’t want to give money, and that’s normal, you can collect for different things, but i would like the state to take care of the rest, not the uniform, in the first place, about what allows us to survive, and gatherings , yes, it is cool to hold gatherings for women, for men, gatherings that will make the people at the front warmer, just to send gifts, in fact, we were sent these pictures from children, and i had a picture hanging in my head: we it happened that a whole school class sent us such pictures that the children drew, and it was written who, ugh, you would see these eyes of these soldiers who all came there to the ksp of the company in order to find their opening, all among themselves there they shared, said that i have a prettier horse, we they made a video of these children, people wanted to thank them, it is important, because it is support and it is warmth, but i also expect a different communication from the state. drones of cars , well, accordingly, we understand that money is literally often not enough, or does not arrive, or does not make it in time, or something breaks down, or something is destroyed during battles, and so on, so we understand that it is volunteers who cover needs at critical moments is it there or in the uav, well , thank god the story about the collective body armor already , well, there is no such thing, at least there are instructions... but the uavs are standing, well, i don’t know, among the main problems, and in general, what are the other key needs, yes, which need to be paid for, everything is needed, the state cannot cover the needs during such a war, we have a huge war, and no state of such a level as ukraine has been able would do it, because it is simply impossible, the army needs more, constantly, constantly needs... some new developments, new drones, the state does not have time to change so quickly, that is why it is so cool that we have, in addition to small volunteer funds, such large and powerful, such as come back alive and they can close also huge volumes like this, huge requests to do scientific analysis, development and so on, so donate to various organizations, especially those who are competent in this topic, if you want to help save lives precisely ... tactical medicine, then donate to the loleca foundation, if you want to help with drones, donate to maria borolinska, or return alive, because there are people who are competent in this, if your friend, friend, father, brother went to the front, and he says that we need this, maybe it's better to just give him a donation because you want to help this person, help the army in any way you can, repost, make a video for... a soldier's birthday, post that you support the army, fight against the enemy and dogs on social media, do something, because only together we will win. it seems to me that there are now people who are convinced that if we lose the war, they will be able to save themselves, i know such people, from time to time former acquaintances write to me, for example, but i am convinced that europe will not accept 35 million hug. ukrainian refugees, and if we lose the war, those who left, our refugees, are unlikely to be able to continue their lives as they are now, so we need to unite and win this war together, we have no other options. thank you, alinabat medic was in the espresso studio, now we're going to take a short break, after which we'll be back, so stay with espresso. and what to do when there is a liver? alohol should be taken, but what for bile? alohol, it protects the liver and gallbladder, natural alochol components contribute to the normalization of the liver and gall bladder, alochol - 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alina habba shared a post on instagram. it says who thinks this country needs more women like alina habba and a lot less like taylor swift. trump's press secretary said this last night. >> let's not forget that taylor swift has made a career off of writing songs about picking the wrong man. i don't think we should take advice from her now. >> you know, eric, you have perspective on this because your daughter's a taylor swift fan. do these women who work for trump saying this and behaving this way does it fall on p perceptive ears? >> maybe some. go back to tennessee. she endorsed marsha blackburn's opponent and it didn't work well. you know, yeah, there could be real world consequences. the pizza-gate grifters encouraged people to show up at that pizza restaurant and they did. >> they did. >> it's insanity. many of these same guys six weeks ago were saying taylor swift was a curse to the chiefs because they weren't doing so well at the time. they're just trying to get viral attention and they don't care what the fallout is. it's a realism that's creeped into the right of deeply unserious people. >> it is deeply unserious,

alina, why allane? is this somehow related? and, well, of course, the name elaine is based primarily on my name, alina.d concept? the main concept of the brand is to make girls beautiful and confident. and desirable, brian's core philosophy is to make women beautiful, not just on occasion, but every day, decorate them with feathers, rhinestones and so that they can integrate it. in my everyday life, in fact, i look at anyone with you, you look too beautiful, a real modern cinderella, thank you, what is your size chart? we work more with small sizes from xs to emoji, and you are planning to add a collection l, but there may be other models to make all girls, without exception, beautiful , we are already adding, but selective models, because naturally the girls are bigger, they look, for example, at you, such a good accessory, and think that they will look like this the same, but in real life, of course, the dress will not fit like that. our task is to truly decorate the girls and make them confident, and this should be a slightly different model, the dress is very beautiful, i already like it more than

years past are probably among those that his lawyer alina habba tried to offer in court last week when she was questioning carroll. the judge stopped alina habba stopped her and said, it's enough. it's cumulative. you've asked her about her former posts. for exam, she can talk about sexual relationships in her tweets, but that doesn't change the fact that the defamation actually happened, the sexual assault happened. the fact that she's comfortable talking about sex doesn't make her a promiscuous person. >> i want to remind people about what the judge said trump can and cannot say. mr. trump is precluded from offering any testimony, evidence or argument suggesting or implying that he did not sexually assault ms. carroll, that she fabricated her account of the assault or she had any motive to do so. but again, much of what he posted to day doesn't directly address the assault. it's a bunch of stuff about how she enjoyed the fame, that she talks a lot about sex, in his view. does that have any relevance to the case? >> so, not only does it not have relevance, chris, this is exactly the sort of blame-the-victim mentality that american law h

alina habba today, and i want to talk about what she was good at because i think alina habba was as good today as i have ever seen her. her job was to poke holes in e. jean carroll's case, to the extent that she's claiming damages, she hasn't proven those were my client's fault. there was a five-hour window between when the article in which she first alleged that donald trump assaulted her came out and when donald trump himself first made a statement, and during that five-hour window, she showed the jury a series of tweets in which people said a number of really nasty things to e. jean carroll, which e. jean carroll acknowledged they were standing by the guy they always supported. she was able to use the five-hour period of time and the tweets during it to really draw some doubt in the jurors' minds has e. jean carroll sufficiently proven that the death threats and rape threats and jail threats that she has received over time were solely attributable to donald trump's having spoken out against her. and unfortunately, e. jean carroll's lawyers didn't do the job they could have done in showing that in fact there was causal relationship. for example, they could have presented a quantitative analysis to show, let's say there are some 300 tweets in the first five-hour gap, but as soon as donald trump releases his statement, you see hundreds of thousands of tweets in response to e. jean carroll and of a different degree. they got there with respect to the qualitative difference, they didn't get there with respect to the volume. alina habba was able to sow some doubt in jurors' minds about whether e. jean carroll has proven causation. again, on the closing, let's talk about brand because donald trump tells you his brand is the hottest in the world. his brand is really malice. what he did to e. jean carroll is entirely on brand for donald trump, and so really bringing out some things that are donald trump's, and right here in front of the seven men and two women who are going to decide how much money donald trump owes e. jean carroll. >> i think everyone wants to know exactly what happened and how it happened. let me ask you about what donald trump objected to when he walked out of the courtroom. >> when donald trump walked out, i'm going to look at my notes. she had just started. i want my viewers to know, i filled this entire notebook, a gift from our colleague, alex wagner at this trial because it was so full of words. when he walked out, robbie kaplan was just saying that he spent this whole trial lying about he

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alina habba said. they found him liable for sexual abuse. i want to be very clear on that, and defamation. alina habba thinks there's a big chance for them on appeal because of what judge kaplan ordered here. let's listen so her and i want to give you a chance to respond. here she was. >> sure. >> before i walked into court, that judge decided that every single defense president trump had, we were not allowed to raise in front of the jury. it is in writing, and i encourage the journalists, the real journalists to take the minute to look at his orders. there was no proof, and i couldn't prove that she didn't bring in the dress. there was no dna. there was no expert. my experts were denied, two of them. two of them were denied to come in. >> your response, robbie, and then -- and then you e. jean? maybe you go first. you weren't next to her. you couldn't respond in that moment. would you like to respond now? >> alina habba is gloriously challenging. she's very skilled. she has ludicrous confidence, and when you hear her speak, we understand most of what she said is almost entirely made up. entirely untrue. >> yeah, i understand that's what she's saying because that's all she has to say, but judge kaplan, no relation, is one of the most respected judges in new york city. all his rulings were completely appropriate. the rules are the rules. he fold lowed the rules and now donald trump and ms. habba will have to follow the rules. >> after the former president's win in iowa, he gave a speech where he was very generous and unifying and paeople for some reason were, like, this is the new trump, and in new hampshire, he had a different way of operating and after this victory for you all, he has not mentioned your name. he has not said much at all about the case. i'm wondering, is this going to be another thing where he does it for three days and then vefrtvere reverts back to form? or when you look at th

alina habba, who is feeling symptomatic, his other attorney on the other side who was also exposed to alina habba's parents, who tested positive. they're all maskless. it is a very high covid time to say the least. i think the former president will likely be monitoring his own symptoms as well in the coming weeks inside this very hectic primary calendar. >> if trump were to testify, i guess the question becomes, katherine, is it a good idea? would his testimony help his defense, is the bottom line. how necessary is it to hear from trump? >> no way. he can't control himself. there's nothing he can say to be relevant. he can't say i didn't rape her, i didn't defame her. you'll have ms. carroll's attorneys jumping up saying objection. you'll have the judge stopping him and maybe even saying you're done, get off the stand. that will not be helpful to him. >> yet he continues to defame her, according to e jean carroll's attorney, who indicated over the weekend to say she's ready to submit more evidence to the case, continuing to bash carroll, saying outside the court that this trial was rigged, i frankly am the one who suffered damages, i should be given the money, given the damages. >> it's brilliant. it's absolutely relevant evidence. this trial stems from two statements trump made in 2019 while he was president which is why it's a little complicated. the previous trial had to do with statements he made while he wasn't president. the theory is that the statements while he was president were much more damaging to e. jean carroll's reputation which is why they're asking for double the damages this time. the continued state of mind evidence goes to damages of a punitive nature, showing his actual malice towards e. jean carroll, even in the face of this judge saying you have to stop doing it. the question now becomes what number is the jury going to think is enough to shut trump up once and for all. is it $10 million? is it $20 million? that's the question here. when you get into punitive damages, those numbers don't need to be teth thered to a specific scientific rubric. we could see these numbers going way up there. >> thank you very much. that was a little conservative before the show went on air. caroline poll lisi and katherine christian as well as yasmin vossoughian. >>> "the new york times" once called him defuture. but it's now deend for ron desantis and his presidential campaign. does his endorsement of trump help secure the nomination or does his exit solidify anti-trump support around nikki haley. >> i would like to have seen him stay in just to give american electorate some choice. >> he should have never got in to begin with, right? everybody knows trump is the guy. >> even though he's endorsing former president trump, i think his support is going to go to nikki haley. ort is going to go nikki haley. help you find and unlock opportunities in the market. e*trade from morgan stanley. with powerful, easy-to-use tools, power e*trade makes complex trading easier. react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity. e*trade from morgan stanley. ♪i'm hearing different ways for me to screen for colon cancer.♪ ♪it's time to use my voice,♪ ♪i've got a choice, more than one answer.♪ ♪i sat down with my doc.♪ we had a talk. ♪knew just what to say.♪ ♪i asked for cologuard and did it my way.♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪i did it my way!♪ >>> this morning we have new reportn the final hours of rants' ill-fated presidential campaign. according to a person familiar with the discussion, it all started sunday morning when desantis summoned several of his kwloesest advisers to the governor's mansion in tallahassee. hours later he suspended his bid and threw his support behind former rival donald trump. dasha burns is on the byline of this new reporting. also joining us msnbc political analyst rick tyler and democratic pollster cornell belcher. dasha, tell us what you learned about the final hours and the ultimate decision to suspend and back trump. >> reporter: it was a chaotic day. it started with the canceled "meet the press" interview. was he in south carolina, was he in new hampshire? was the event going to happen? that's when we started asking questions. as i started, along with my team, how this all came about, here is what we found. one source tells us that the decision started to happen, the deliberations at least started to happen really in the hours after iowa. once he got those results, he came in that distant second place, not where he wanted to be, he started to ask some of his closest advisers more important questions about the path forward, trying to figure out and assess what the voters were trying to say to him in those results. by thursday of last week, this person tells me that the governor essentially had all of the information that he needed, but he wanted to go out into the field one more time. that's why we saw him travel to new hampshire and to south carolina. he wanted to once again connect with the electorate and see how it felt. and then on saturday, he had his final event in south carolina. he flew home to tallahassee. sunday morning he summoned his advisers, had that final conversation. then he and his wife casey went upstairs, talked privately, came downstairs, announced their final dirks had written some words that ultimately went into that video announcement that we saw. ana, the other thing we heard from multiple sources is that the decision to endorse former president trump was widely agreed upon. everyone has said, if you're going to do this, if you're going to drop out before new hampshire, you need to enforce former president trump. he finished second in iowa. he was going to come in a distant third in new hampshire. this was the time. if he was going to do it, this was the time to do it, ana. >> rick, did you ever imagine we would have a two-person race a day before the new hampshire primary, the second contest of the primaries in the 2024 cycle? >> no, it's hard to -- well, in retrospect it's easy to imagine, but then it was not hard to imagine that there would be multiple candidates because everybody thought donald trump after january 6th was finished, and he should have been finished. but he wasn't finished. he came to dominant the republican primary again. i think what desantis said is right, the republican party wants to, in effect, give him a second chance. he has so dominated his use of the media. think about what he did in the last 24 hours. donald trump is a known liar. so we don't know if his lawyers have covid or he has covid. we'll cover that because it's news coverage. if he took the stand, that would have been covered as well. it seems to me having risk of covid was a far less story. so i don't buy any of it. i think it's all to deny nikki haley getting coverage because we're not covering the horse race, per se. we're covering whether or not donald trump is going to testify or whether he gets covid. it's a done deal now. i don't think there's any hope -- nikki haley is probably not going to win in south carolina. when you get to march 5th, it's going to be a wipeout and donald trump will be the nominee. >> march 5th being super tuesday. on covid and questions about whether people are being truthful. i will note that the judge said everybody is going to ask for tests. he asked specifically to hold on to their tests, that they would need to be supp committed to the court. we'll know whether or not they test positive or negative. cornell, back to the trail, the most recent poll puts haley 11 points behind trump. i wonder with desantis out, does trump have more momentum now that desantis endorsed trump? >> no. there's no anti-trump lane in the republican party. "the washington post" poll is out today and has trump with the larger majority. to me it's not about the margin. it's about whether or not you're garnering a majority. i listen to a lot of people, political pundits over the last couple months talk about the need to get donald trump in a two-person race. i think that's absolutely wrong. in a two-person race you're not shrinking his margin to victory, you're widening your margin to victory. what i mean and what you're seeing in the polls is there wasn't a majority or plurality of anti-trump voters in the republican primary. when you look inside the data, trump was a second choice of most of these voters who even were not voting for him. so actually getting him in a two-person race does not help your chances. it actually increases your margin to victory here. no. i think this, when you look at the data and the states ahead, he's consolidating the republican primary vote. there is not an anti-trump lane to victory here. an anti-trump off-ramp, but clearly, you look inside the data in those polls, even in new hampshire, you look at the data in the polls. he has a larger favorable than nikki haley. nikki haley has a larger unfavorable than donald trump. i wouldn't be surprised if she stays through south carolina -- i think south carolina is going to be, again, another large margin victory for donald trump. if nikki haley has any hopes of a future -- i would be interested if rick agrees with this -- i think she needs to get off the ballot. >> as you mentioned, her home state. we saw her home state senator just endorse trump, tim scott. rick, ron desantis was very quick to get in line behind trump after he criticized other republicans for kissing the ring of donald trump. listen to what he said previously. >> you can be the most worthless republican in america, but if you kiss the ring, he'll say you're wonderful. you can be the strongest, most dynamic, successful republican and conservative in america, but if you don't kiss that ring, then he'll try to trash you. you know what? you deserve a nominee that's going to put you first, not himself first. >> trump is superior to the current incumbent, joe biden. that is clear. i signed a pledge to support the republican nominee. i will honor that pledge. he has my endorsement because we can't go back to the old republican guard of yesteryear. >> rick, desantis is now that guy. your reaction? >> cornell and i may not agree philosophically or ideologically, but i agree with his math. desantis executed his exit from the race, probably the best thing he did. i could have gone with desantis in a used pickup truck in iowa and gotten more votes for what they spent. i think it's good news for joe biden right now, this early on. what no one has provided leadership for, the issues that donald trump represents and surrounds, there are some real issues there. the problem with trump is he appeals to the demons of our nature. if someone appeals to the angels on the same issues, economic security, on the border, i think that person with do very well. we haven't seen leadership like that. we'll see if joe biden can do that. that's going to be the choice in the race, past versus future, as it usually is. >> both of you are sounding like this is don deal, that trump is going to the nominee. haley isn't counting herself just yet, at least bef new hampshire. she pointed out in her response to desantis dropping his bid, quote, so far only one state has voted. half of its voters or votes went to donald trump and half did not. she added we're not a country of coronations. cornell, there is that other half of the gop electorate that are saying through their votes they don't want trump. should she take part in that, and could that be enough to get galvanized that she can -- if they can coalesce behind her and galvanize them to give her some momentum? >> the problem is it's not half. again, there's entering questions we pollsters put in polls, your second choice when you have a crowded field of candidates. the point i was making is that, if the second choice of the other candidates -- if their second choice is nikki haley, there's a pathway. but it's not. you can look at it right now. it's not that ron desantis dropped out and all his voters are going to nikki haley. no. most of them are going to trump. ron desantis was seen as trump without the baggage. desantis said something really interesting and i think is spot on. he said nikki haley is trying to win a republican primary without republican votes. even in a place like new hampshire where she's trying to get independents to enter the primary because they can actually do that, and others to cross over, she still has to win at some point the majority of hard core conservative republican voters against donald trump. she's shown very little ability to do that. if you look at the data across these states, he is well positioned to win. >> okay. cornell belcher and rick tyler, appreciate your analysis and insights. we're going to dig deeper into the new hampshire electorate coming up. >>> back to our other breaking news story this morning. donald trump was in a new york courtroom to testify in the e. jean carroll defamation trial. as we reported, court was postponed just really minutes ago due to covid precautions. you can see carroll there leaving court a few moments ago. msnbc's lisa rubin was in the courtroom. she's joining us now. lisa, talk to us about where we landed here and what it was like inside that courtroom as this discussion and kind of lobbing around all these what-ifs. what if trump testifies? what if we test positive for covid, as that wednesday floating around? >> reporter: anna, i will tell you this morning privately i said to the crew here that the only thing i could predict was that something wildly unpredictable would happen. indeed, it did. there were indicators that donald trump was prepared to testify today. not only did he come in person, but his defense lawyers in the hush money case that manhattan d.a. alvin bragg is prepared to try were both there. tom blen ch and susan ek liss. that's a clear indication that they were there to witness their client's testimony. however, as you noted, not only did one juror say he was sick this morning coming in. he was asked to stay home and take a covid test. we also heard trump lawyers alinah. habba spent time over the weekend with her parents, both who tfted positive for covid. it was at despite the fact that carroll's lawyers wanted to go forward, the judge decided a day pass was necessary. tonight all the jurors will take a covid test and report back to the court their findings. habba asked for an additional day so trump could campaign in new hampshire, the judge said he's not going to make that decision yet. >> we'll report back as soon as we have new developments on that. up next on "ana cabrera reports," nikki haley finally has her one-on-one race with donald trump. is it too little too late? do enough new hampshire voters want an alternative to trump. >> right now nikki haley is clearly the one that has the best chance of debt feeting your trump. >> that's your top priority? >> that's my top priority. >> i'm an independent, but i'm going to vote for nikki haley to try to slow trump's momentum. >> i would vote for mickey mouse before i would vote for trump. r. get 6