there's a reason why the president, caley, goes after the media. i would love him to have a normal relationship with the media. but they made it impossible when they see how they respond to every single thing he does. is there any way we can bridge this gap when you hear things that are so personal that are also so untrue? >> the only way to bridge this gap is for the media to stand up and do what they're there to do, which is to report facts, honestly. not to attempt to shape public opinion. that won't change. the american people love this president is he calls out institutions that have long betrayed this country. he called out the republican party and said neither of these parties are working for the people and then he changed the republican party to be a vehicle that works for the people and answers to their demands of what they elect people to do he's challenged institutions that have betrayed the american public. they see that and i guarantee you this president wins with overwhelming support. that map will look redder in 20 2020. >> that is o

and more parents are joining caley and colin griffiths.ew families have come forward. that's in addition to more than 600 cases dating back a0 years that the enquiry team are already looking at. it worries me that lessons haven't been learnt, and despite the fact so many of our clients have been told that lessons will be learned, policies will be put into place, it's written in their investigation reports, and yet the same mistakes keep happening again and again. one of the most worrying aspects of this leaked report of events here at the shrewsburyand telford trust is the sense that we've been here before. so much of what happened has echoes of the scandal that engulfed the morecambe bay maternity unit when mothers and babies also suffered avoidable deaths. and that raises disturbing questions about what might be happening elsewhere. these are not two separate one—offs. these point to underlying, systemic failure that might be widespread. the man who headed the investigation into the morecambe bay scandal warns more nhs trusts could risk