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she said, this guy, cleveland, he was a salesperson. he wanted the sell back -- it is clear on redirect that cleveland didn't make any extra money if he sold the gunner didn't sell that gun. he said i made this money. you've got the defendant's own voice on the dependence on laptop. you've got the girlfriends, the ex-wives, and the other girlfriend were little brother's widow. everybody is putting this altogether. the circumstantial, direct evidence. abbe lowell is trying to say maybe he was talking to another girl and really wasn't doing drugs that minute. zoe kestan says he was doing crack cocaine every 20 minutes. this is as direct as it gets. >> sandra: in a case of you can't make this up as i mentioned at the top of the hour, great to have you here. roll tape on the media and biden himself claiming, this laptop where all this evidence is coming from his disinformation. >> this is classic textbook soviet russian -- >> this laptop that -- russian disinformation. >> it is so obviously a russian operation. >> the stories -- [indistinct

in cleveland, for example, a three-month crime reduction initiative brought together a.t.f., the cleveland division of police and almost a dozen other federal, state, and local law enforcement agents. that operation resulted in charges against 59 individuals in connection with drug and firearms offenses. thanks to a.t.f.'s system we know that a significant number of the guns seized during that investigation were connected to violent criminal activity. we have also surged resources to other cities that experienced a record rise in violent crime. in houston, memphis, st. louis, jackson, hartford, we launched a violent crime initiative that brought prosecutors from the justice department's criminal division in washington to work closely with prosecutors already on the ground, to target those responsible for the greatest violence. as a deputy attorney general discussed yesterday, we are also using crime gun intelligence centers to trace crime guns, ballistic evidence to link shootings and identify gun traffickers and straw purchasers who arm violent criminals. these centers use cutting edge te

cleveland said, he wrot the prosecutor asked. cleveland said, "he wrote, no." and back in washington, house republicans say they'll file a criminal referral to the department of justice against hunter and james biden for lying to congress. lester. >> ryan nobles tonight, thank you. >>> also developing, a major headline in the georgia election interference case against former president trump. hallie jackson joins us now. hallie, an appeals court stepping in here today. >> reporter: that's right, lester. they're pressing pause on the case altogether until a panel of judges decides whether the fulton county district attorney, fani willis, should be allowed to continue prosecuting this. now a lower court has already said yes, but mr. trump's team appealed argue ing she should be disqualified because of a conflict of interest, which willis denies, over a romantic relationship with an attorney she hired to handle the case. now, here's the most immediate impact, the time line, there is s no just no practical way it would get to a trial now before november's election,

his name is gordon cleveland.rs presented that gun, the one that hunter owned for 11 days at a time the prosecution maintains he was an active drug user. cleveland says he told hunter to fill out the federal purchase form truthfully. he says he stood two feet from hunter and saw him answer no to whether he was an unlawful user of drugs. prosecutors also called his ex-wife, kathleen buhle, she testified she found a crack pipe in july of 2015. buhle also says she scoured her cars before lending them to her daughters to ensure they weren't driving around with drugs. committees tan, hunter's ex-gir ex-girlex-girlfriendhunter woulw cash to purchase drugs. during one five day period she saw hunter smoking crack every 20 minutes. she did admit she had no idea what hunter was doing when he bought that firearm since they hadn't spoken for several weeks. prosecutors drew much of this evidence from hunter's laptop. an fbi agent testified that it did not appear to be tampered with when it was out of hunter's possession for se

i am with texas governor abbott andd thad cleveland. put pressure on colleagues to get the damn job done. >> laura: even msnbc know democrats are losing, check this out. >> like to see democrats go on offense on threat of trump in a second tomorrow and what the mas deportation regime would look like, maybe adcampaign talking about thugs coming into neighborhoods and deporting people. >> laura: he's trying to say, you are not messaging it right. is that what people are thinking now? >> laura, he couldn't be further from the truth. i grew up on the border, other than time in air force and in washington, d.c., what needs to happen they are taking those who care about our country and want to preserve our country and chip roy, his hr 29 in texas he set forth that became a large portion of hashes r 2 would solve a lot of it. with this executive order by the president, apprehensions have not beg your pardon less than 3 3000 since put in effect. i'm in florida visiting my son, i've been to restaurants and grocery stores, there are illegals all

>> decades ago. >> yeah. >> when we were in cleveland, the thing i noted about cleveland was, first ofhe immense pride people took. >> yeah. >> we'd say, where are you from? >> right. >> denver, been all over the place. >> love their team. >> they're like, cleveland. been here my whole life. i love it. i found the same thing with, like, milwaukee. >> absolutely. >> people in milwaukee, it's not democrats in milwaukee, it's not republicans in milwaukee. >> it's everybody. >> it's milwaukeeans. >> outside of the republican politicians who trash it, they take great pride in their city for a great reason. it's a great town. >> cities like cleveland, like milwaukee, that donald trump hates, have had such a rebound over the past couple of decades. their downtowns are just sparkling and active and so much fun. art museum that charlie was talk about, the design by santiago, the famous architect, it is gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous there on the lakefront. >> gorgeous. >> it is a great city. but, you know, so that's a crazy thing for donald trump to say, right? but, you know, it just reminds me

had done research during the week, i said you started, i think in games in your career against the clevelande browns have seven different quarterbacks about how many do you remember? he rattled off five of the seven so that was impressive. >> he will put the working you are convinced he'll be great? >> he will do an excellent job when you look at the others who made a transition into the boothe whether the other quarterbacks, that transitioned very well in my opinion. >> what is your dad think of the play-by-play guy, how proud as he of you? >> we had dinner last night and he celebrated the dinner, father's day last week, combined celebration with my wife and two girls. when i'm asked that question about what i've learned from him growing up, it was like we sat down and had a lesson plan but observing by osmosis, i would watch the preparation he would do and take along and keep stats for him different sports and i was in high school and college. i know he still watches most of the games now that he's retired. he'll always check in and maybe give the pointer your other. he enjoys tuning and w

i will ben cleveland next week to announce the opening northeastern ohio's crime gun intelligence center akron is an important part of that as well. centralized law enforcement hubs agents, cops, detectives, enforcement >> located to work together. every morning, they start previous night's shootings using real-time state-of-the-art intelligence and it has become a true game changer. they make homicide cases. they stop the next shooting. they identify those illegal sources of guns that are getting to the shooters. the partnership■$ -- like cleveland, a month ago i opened the one in chicago, they are truly exceptional. atferates more than 60 crime gun intelligence centers acrosshe country. all of which arecific needs of each one of your communities in which they are great. our goaoperate. her goal is to expand■ñhç to evf come american have one to stop shooters, to take down violent criminals including drug traffickers who defend their activity illegally obtained guns. the cases we are pursuing make an impact becausee are pursuing the worst of the worst and their suppliers. d i start by sa

when we were in cleveland, the thing i noted about cleveland was, first of all, great city, but alsod say, where are you from? we've been all over the place. they're like, cleveland. been here my whole life. i love it. i found the same thing with milwaukee. people in milwaukee -- it's not democrats in milwaukee. it's not republicans in milwaukee. it's everybody in milwaukee outside of the republican politicians love trashing it. they take great pride in their city for a great reason. it's a great town. >> absolutely cities like cleveland and milwaukee that donald trump hates have had such a rebound over the past couple of decades and there downtown's are sparkling and active and so much fun. that art museum that charlie was talking about, designed by a famous architect is gorgeous. absolutely gorgeous there on the lakefront. it's a great city. but, you know, that's a crazy thing for donald trump to say, right? but, you know, it just reminds me that he says crazy, irrational, weird, and unhinged things all the time. he doesn't make sense. there is something seriously wrong inside ed.

cleveland fed president loretta mester.ars we've been talking since you've been president that you are about to end your tenure at president at the cleveland fed. but let's start now with the short-term and then get to the long-term stuff. >> okay. >> we've had a couple inflation reports this week. how did you process them? >> hmm. no. it was welcome news. it was great news on the last foc i attended. wasn't it? look, we've been working hard to get inflation down. we've been restrictive on our monetary policy. we've seen really good progress over the last couple years on inflation. we're not there yet, but you have to look at the, you know, group of data and be happy that we're starting to see inflation move back down again after stalling a bit in the first part of the year. >> did the last couple months of better inflation reads make you feel like the first three months of worse inflation reads were maybe just an aberration, a turn of the year kind of price change? >> so the january number weknew there wa issues with measu

. >> still a common on new central cleveland. now, dealing with, with the city calls a cyber incident that caused it to shut down some important services. we're going to talk about what's being impacted and what we know about the source of this incident so far. plus, first it was balloons filled with trash from north korea. now it's a loudspeakers blasting propaganda, and k-pop from the south we have more on the escalating annoyance campaign from these rowdy neighbors i voted buttons like grabbing my rainbow kitten it's like your generation has evolved past traditional political symbols. and there's room for everyone puke rainbows why did you know taking xyz at night release allergies while you sleep you wake refreshed for more productive day. >> get 24 hour continuous relief that does not fade the wise old, take xyz off at night with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. my skin was no longer mine. >> my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back don't let symptoms to fine. >> you emerge as you withdrawn via most peop

i will be in cleveland nexweek to announce the opening of northeastern ohio's crime gun intelligence center. akron mayor, thank you for your support. akron is an important part of that as well. centralized law enforcement hubs where agents, cops, detectives prosecutors, all from different agencies across law enforcement every morning, they start reviewing key evidence from the previous night't has become a true game changer. they make homicide cases. they stop the next shooting. they help identify those illegal sources of guns that are getting to the shooters.rtnership -- like cleveland, a month ago i opened the one in chicago, they are truly exceptional. atf with many of you operates more than 60 crime gun country. all of which are unique to address the specific needs of each one of your communities in which they are great. our goal -- in which they operate. program to every police chief, to take down violent criminals including drug traffickwhers obtained guns. the cases we are pursuing make an impact because we are pursuing the worst of the worst and their suppliers. why did i sta

a disturbing story near cleveland.ice say a three year old boy was fatally stabbed in a random attack outside of a supermarket. witnesses say a woman attacked the boy and his mother. his mother survived. surveillance video shows the suspect there. she is a 32 year old woman holding the knife. police say she got it from a nearby thrift store. she was arrested and police are now looking into possible mental health issues. >> testimony resumes today at hunter biden's felony gun trial. an fbi witness will return to the stand, prosecutors told the jury the president's son knowingly lied about his drug abuse on a form to buy a gun. but the defense says hunter was using alcohol at the time, not drugs, and did not knowingly break the law. >> stormy daniels is speaking out about her decision to wear a bulletproof vest when she testified at former president trump's hush money trial, her payment to keep silent about an alleged sexual encounter with trump was the focus of the case, and she says she got death threats every day. >>

it was great seeing you in cleveland. before i forget, for congressman tonko, our commander going to the moon, read wiseman on artemis 2, he is a graduate of rensselaer. so congressman, we've got to have more power on the moon. we go to mars, we've got to have more power. particularly as you get further away from the sun you can't rely on all solar power. and so fission surface power is going to be a necessary element. and we are going to start this with the moon. this is part of the reason we go back to the moon in order to go to mars. the '25 request is 113 million. you want me to get into nuclear electric and nuclear thermal as well, would you want to keep it to fission surface power? >> i'd like to keep it to fission, since that is what's up there. >> well, i certainly respectfully request that you all grant our '25 request of 113 million. >> okay. we will take a look at it. i understand. and i get it. you already acknowledged that it's been a tough year, the last thing we want to do is cut down anyone. we have to mak

it's about making sure that we can world as well. >> same question to you how fall become glover cleveland not stevenson. >> before i same network so i don't to spend much time withwi my pane the south and aspiring television pundit, this is somebody you look up to forr candor and their good humor in discourse i want to say it's an honor to be and we look up to. >> same hhink trump is currently winning thef the election were held today he i would win. i look at map into chunks, the sun beltve north carolina and i look at the northern wall and when i look at the sun belt state i see trump ahead and all of them and rfk junior getting on the ballot and mostly hurting biden i think it's 4 3 - 2 but the dynamics in the sun belt avail. what does he have to win? he is doing pit savanna michigan and look at two of the three and i think trump is ahead in two of the three when i analymap today i think trump is ahead ahead. i'm not yet fully absorbed what i thiean other to say it's likely only to be a impact. if trump command center in wo senior citizens who are stuck in 20 more than with him, yet st

cleveland said i watched him fill out the form. i told him to take his time. every one of these defenses collapsed shortly after they were stated by the defense. at least to this question of why, why isn't he pleading guilty? it's an open and shut case. obvious he was doing drugs and that he had signed the form falsely. that might keep him out of jail. certainly would have avoided an embarrassing trial. the answer is, this is biden town. it is a biden who is standing trial in his hometown and this is the opposite of manhattan. here the jury pool could not be better for the defendant. i think the defense is using annulfication strategy. >> bill: a lot to work with. a memoir, you have an audio book, you have the laptop and on and on and on. on president trump's side now, you had movement yesterday in georgia. doesn't look like that trial will come anywhere near election day. basically punted to next march. you have the florida documents case, that has been delayed. federal election case out of d.c. waiting on an immunity order on behalf of the supreme court that

grover cleveland. if you want to be successful at this, what do you have to do? does the former president approach this differently because he is attempting a nonconsecutive for the white house? >> we knew it worked in 1892. they will both run on their records. people know biden from his time as senator, vice president, and president. people know trump from reality television and his presidency. we will see how they comport themselves. most of those watching will say, i told you say, the other guy is out of touch. i suspect that is what we will see. we will see how much it matters in the long run. >> the campaigns agreed to the debate in part because voters are using mail-in ballot and early voting in record numbers so they wanted to debate out in june instead of september after the conventions. in this new schedule of meeting the voters, do you expect there will be a large audience tonight at home? >> there might be numbers in the viewers, going up. pele are tuning in. a lot of tseuning in our partisan. early voting matters. the one in september will be more on

plus we have the federalist dean your legal correspondent margo cleveland hunter biden's criminal trialoday, opening statement in the first witness testified that the president son faces up to 25 years in prison, plus this news coming and house ways and means chair jason smith reportedly says he will send a criminal referral to the justice department against hunter biden for allegedly lying to congress, all of this coming up on "the evening edit". we'll be right back. ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endless customization. and track market trends with up-to-the-minute news and insights. trade brilliantly with schwab. did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com daughter: hey, dad

we have neighborhoods in cleveland, in fact in the z.i.p. code where i live in cleveland, where my wife and i live, in zip code. they have the highest amount of foreclosures of any z.i.p. code in america. in neighborhoods in cleveland throughout ohio, too many children are still poisoned by lead, you know that. through efforts like lead safe cleveland coalition ohio, we are working to make progress to protect kids. your testimony poses improvements to hud's healthy homes program. i want to follow-up with you on how this proposal will support efforts like these to prevent lead poisoning. we will be back with you about that. >> very good. >> thank you, director thompson. after the 2008 crisis, fannie and freddie briefly provided financing to help buyers buy up single-family homes, and some of that is still benefiting a company called pinebrook, which owns thousands of homes in ohio and has a track record of running properties into the ground, evicting families, driving up local family -- housing prices, and particularly a problem in cincinnati

i've lived in cleveland, i absolutely adored it. go, browns!gara falls in new york. albany, georgia, lansing, michigan, rockford, illinois. >> i'm laughing because i'm a steeler fan, but that said -- liz: well, i'm sorry for you. [laughter] >> you're absolutely right. it's and florida are two the states with the most amount of building, so when you see that in the suburbs of fort lauderdale, people moving there, and homes are more affordable. midwest cities that you just named, there are jobs in these cities, there is great living in these cities, there's good schools in these cities, and there's affordable housing, and it's going to drive the market. liz: let's just remember this, i've noticed, this especially people who don't live in the midwestern renal, they used to call it the rust belt. you don't hear that term anymore. they call it the manufacturing belt, and that would include act a ron, cleveland, detroit, lansing. >> and the i'lls of the world. -- illinoiss of the world. there's a couple in upstate new york right here on the lake, and

yeah, gordon cleveland. he said that he not only sold the gun to hunter biden, but that he watched him fill out the form that is at the heart of all of these accusations. and he said that hunter biden did, in fact, check no on the form at the center of the case. cleveland says that the president's son paid $900 for the gun, allowing the clerk to keep $13 and change that gun. biden purchase was also shown to the jury that biden defense team began their questioning yesterday of cleveland by challenging his recollection of events surrounding the purchase. they're trying to poke holes in his memory, and they're expected to resume cross examination when court gets back underway this morning. back in washington, house republicans say they are going to send a criminal referral to the department of justice for both hunter biden and president biden's brother, james biden, for allegedly lying to congress. laura. all right, alice, thank you so much. well, new overnight, dozens have been killed in an airstrike on a gaza

take a look at the two candidates talk about their political records at the first debate in clevelandagain these debates these previous debates and vice presidential debates from all cycles can be found if you go to our website c-span.org if you have missed any of them you can find them there. back in 2020 talking about their political records. >> looking at both of your records i'm going to ask each of you why it should voters elect to you president over your opponent? >> because there hasn't never been an administration or president who has done more than i have done in a period of three and half years and that is despite the impeachment hoax and you saw it happen today with hilary clinton was a whole big con job. but despite going through all these things i do fight both flanks behind me and above there is never been an administration that is done what i have done before covid given the greatest economy in history the lowest unemployment numbers. everything was good everything was going and there was unity going to happen people were calling me for the first time in years they were

cleveland police is dealing with some of the highest rates of violence in england and wales. stabbed? twice there, twice there, three times there and one on my back. i'm lucky to be alive. people here told us again and again that drug dealing was the reason why so many were living in misery. all right? let's have a look. stoned. that's crack. money, that, innit. how much could you sell of that in a week? hundreds. crack cocaine, on the streets, being sold by teenagers. how old were you lot when you started dealing drugs? i6. 14. i was about 14. what are the things you've witnessed here? people stabbing each other with smack needles. you've seen a shooting? yeah, yeah. and in daylight, they showed us this. what about that, man. that is quite big. it's hard round here, it's rough. are you prepared to use that? of course, man. you have to. because if you don't stab them, they're going to stab you, aren't they? but that is all because, i presume, the crack and heroin. yeah, yeah. no—one's going to change it. the bobbies can't change it. how many houses are smashed up here? the re

this is gordon cleveland. not only did he sell the gun to hunter biden, but he said he was there and he watched him fill out a form that asked if he used drugs. that's the form at the center of this. and he says that hunter biden did check no on that form. cleveland says the president's son paid $900 for the gun, allowing the clerk to keep $13 in change. that gun biden allegedly purchased was also shown to the jury. biden's defense team began their questioning yesterday of cleveland by challenging his recollection, trying to poke holes and what he recalls about the events surrounding the purchase. they are expected to resume cross examination when court gets back underway this morning. and at the same time that this is all going on back here in washington, house republicans say they'll be issuing referrals to the department of justice for both hunter biden and the president's brother, james biden, for allegedly lying to congress. scott all right, alice from washington, thank you. well, there is a mountain lion

adlai stevenson and dwight the first and 132 that sees a rematch of two previous incumbents grover clevelandou look at thee the court decision of last thursday we certainly saw the polls neck-and-neck.mer presidep leading narrowly among registered voters. joe biden a leading voters. canh their basis extraordinarily unpopular with the other party right now implemented of the polls and where we stand right now but what did these two o do to win over the few shepherding their s for the polls this november to start with donna. what does joe bidennd do? >> very easy answer -- he gets his toes and not fountain. everything else will appear i have nothing it. clearly i like mick jagger. if somebody gives me some tickets i'm going to see him. i like harrison ford and m■v■>gn freeman. i don't know what's wrong. an older man is welleasoned. and you don't have to tell them to put the seat down when you hh should also count. this election is going to be very close.s close and knows i was there 537 votes. if you thought 2016 when i chaired the democratic party unusual to see a republican candidate letth n

it looks -- not just in cleveland but across the country.si'm ns people who are from other countries. i'm of the age where when i was coming u t community you had a lot of ownership. 90 go to thew9ouborhood store, n your tire places, they are all owned by immigrants. the point i'm making and why am so unsure is you are bringing in moreto these communities that already have lost their economic base and the education is not helping them. these folks coming in are going to rea■dlly o they are certainly not going to go to suburbs here. they are not going to these communities. they are going to the cities. at it appears to me and all people who are going to -- they somehow managed to come up with the money. trying to sound ignorant. it looks like the african-americans and hispanics are left out. this will be a major issue. overlooking and it looks like trump is trying to address it. n't know if he supports any african-americans are looking at their communities and they forwarders are basically taking over -- foreigners are basically taking over.

gun was presented in court, cleveland said that hunter biden coming in looking for a gun contradicts when defense said, claiming that president's son was in a nearby cell phone store and casualty walked in and maybe felt pressure to buy the gun, he personally saw hunter press no on the form. on the stand, hunter's ex-girlfriend, a former stripper, she met hunter biden in december of 2017 she gave him a private dance at new york strip club, into 2018 they traveled across country and said he spoked crack roughly every 20 minutes at times, he claimed he really wanted to get sober, she just didn't see it, at one point they took up a month long residence at chateau marmont in los angeles, today, his ex-wife bul was on stand, and said they divorced after finding multiple crack pipes. and they wer he was yo unfaitfaithful to her. it today we have to note, for third day in a row, jill biden, first lady, she is supposed to be in france soon, but so far she has been supporting her son, i was in courtroom, i sat 10 feet behind her, she was looking at a stoic manner, sad putting her head down at

dwight eisenhower, the first in 132 years that sees a rematch of two previous incumbents, grover clevelandenjamin harrison in 1892. now as we look to the polls before the court decision of last thursday, we certainly saw the polls neck-and-neck, we saw former president trump bleed amd voters, joe biden bleeding narrowly among likely voters. so to my panel, this esteemed panel, we have two candidates popular with their bases, extraordinarily unpopular with the other party right now, emblematic of the polarized times we are in right now. what do these two candidates need to do to win over the few undecided voters still left in the middle well shiffer didn't m.j.: to the polls this november? i will start -- while shepherding their bases to the polls this november? donna: that is an easy answer. [laughter] just dipped his little toes into that fountain, maybe the ocean, and, i think everything else will appear ok. look, i mean, i have nothing against men who turned 80. all right? clearly i like mick jagger. if somebody gives me tickets, i am going to see him. i like morgan freeman. i love old

cleveland in 2016. he doesn't dish mean, this is a thing, right? he wants to stay in trump hotelsings right. like there's not a trump hotel in milwaukee and that's why he wants to stay in chicago, but list wonder if he doesn't want to be some place that he loses and if he's not loved in milwaukee and he's nod loved in wisconsin and he's lost in wisconsin before if he doesn't want to go back there, and i do think -- you know, i know that some republicans in wisconsin don't love milwaukee either, but it does seem to like get at some kind of pride of the state when you're attacking their -- you know, you're attacking their biggest city, and the more he's on -- there's a lot of crazy stuff that he said when he was in wisconsin last night. the more he's on the campaign trail the more fodder there is for this kind of thing. like what do you think about this? >> i notice he's been very selective on the cities that he attacks. they usually have black mayors and usually have a large urban community, and i had th

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this week, i know you are opening a new crime gun intelligence center in cleveland my hometown, by the way, of course, there you go. >> you got to throw that in there. but what are they? what do they help you do? do you think that work like this is how to direct impact on the drops and murders that we've seen in many cities. i definitely do. and this is really, i think taking the best of traditional investigation and the best of intelligence putting them together. so the best thing we do as an agency at atf is, as we said before, partnering with state and local law enforcement yeah, we are we're incredibly good at that and we need to be because they're also on the frontlines, shoulder to shoulder with us risking their lives every day to protect people. they're incredible we've always done that but we have a new tool to bring to the party there, which is just crime gun intelligence. our goal is to do two things here to use data. and there's several big datasets. one of them is our crime gun tracing data and the second one is what are national integrated ballistic information now? we're

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cleveland police is dealing with some of the highest rates of violence in england and wales.again and again that drug dealing was the reason why so many were living in misery. all right? let's have a look. stoned, man. that's crack. money, that, innit. how much could you sell of that in a week? hundreds. crack cocaine, on the streets, being sold by teenagers. how old were you lot when you started dealing drugs? i6. 1a. i was about ia. what are the things you've witnessed here? people stabbing each other with smack needles. you've seen a shooting? yeah, yeah. and in daylight, they showed us this. what about that, man? that is quite big. it's hard round here, it's rough. are you prepared to use that? of course, man. you have to. because if you don't stab them, they're going to stab you, aren't they? but that is all because, i presume, the crack and heroin. yeah, yeah. no—one's going to change it. the bobbies can't change it. how many houses are smashed up here? the reasons that the bars are on the windows. politicians are saying they're going to sort out crime, and what they me

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