let's talk to alanna i has a job. let's talk to alanna because she _ has a job.anna because she is still here. do i has a job. let's talk to alanna i because she is still here. do you think that stormy daniels ever regret speaking out? absolutely not. in fact i regret speaking out? absolutely not. in fact i would _ regret speaking out? absolutely not. in fact i would imagine _ regret speaking out? absolutely not. in fact i would imagine she _ regret speaking out? absolutely not. in fact i would imagine she was i regret speaking out? absolutely not. j in fact i would imagine she was more frustrated she had to sign a nondisclosure agreement in the first place that stopped her from speaking out. . ~ place that stopped her from speaking out. ., ,, , ., place that stopped her from speaking out. ., ~' , ., , place that stopped her from speaking out. ., ,, i. , . place that stopped her from speaking out. . ~ ,, , . ., out. thank you very much indeed for 'oinin: us. it seems keir starmer is doubling down on the controversial defection of natalie elphick. rina shah is sti

and just one last question for you, alanna.ings are wholly unfounded and lies from hamas. what do you think that we can anticipate from israel? i think that israel— anticipate from israel? i think that israel will _ anticipate from israel? i think that israel will say _ anticipate from israel? i think that israel will say the - anticipate from israel? i think that israel will say the right . that israel will say the right to self defence and south africa anticipated and laid out why there are no grounds for self defence in this case where there may be a genocide being perpetrated. and i think also, what we will see and tomorrow from israel is this argument that you know, they are the ones who have been under attack from hamas and that this is a response to this. and again, these are the arguments that they've laid out in defences. 0k, they've laid out in defences. ok, we have to leave the conversation there, but thank you forjoining us. the hearing at the top un court coincides with concerns about israel here in washington. the

that i was with donald trump, and he asked me to call my friends, and she said i called a friend, alannahe was asked how long did you talk with mr. trump? close to two hours. it was a long time. a two-hour conversation. they certainly talked a lot about her work. it sounds like at times it was -- i guess you could call it flirting. she goes into part of the conversation related to a magazine and her saying she wanted to spank him with the magazine, and i bring that up because according to our reporter, laura jarrett in the courtroom, watching from inside the courthouse, at that point the jurors couldn't keep a poker face anymore, and they were not making any noises per se, and does it sound like she's connecting with the jurors? >> sounds like she is. she's an adult film actress, and she's somebody that has appeared in front of a camera, and she's also a director. >> somewhat a storyteller. >> she's coming across credible. i think maybe she also isn't nervous, she just speaks fast. i have had many court reporters shut me down because i speak too fast. that's probably her being natural. a

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one officer left alanna said basically we are one bullet away from death, and one mistake way from indictment why will the dice with my future when i i can go do something else? these are the saddest statements i think we can hear coming from police officers, feeling they are forced into retirement because no one is supporting them on the job. in the exit interviews many cited defund movement and lack of support from local elected officials as of the reason for leaving their departments and the law enforcement completely. but now with the biden administration's open border policies it's open our border to tens of millions of people from over 160 countries all over the world and a steady flow of human and drug trafficking. police and america are on the front line spacing you and staggering dangers in every community all over america. i'd like to again ask each of you, can you tell us is a difficult to hire new recruits to be police officers? >> i would say to give your brief answer that the difficulties you are describing are similar issues, are being faced in tennessee or law enforcement agen