david henderson - behaviour. david, thank you very much. david henderson with - behaviour. vid, thank you very - much. david henderson with the snp in west lothian. the liberal democrat leader ed davey is on the campaign trail. he has been at a tennis club in berkshire. in the past few minutes he has been giving his reaction to a rishi sunak leaving those d—day commemorations in france early. i leaving those d-day commemorations in france early-— in france early. i felt pretty cross about this _ in france early. i felt pretty cross about this and, _ in france early. i felt pretty cross about this and, particularly - in france early. i felt pretty cross about this and, particularly the l about this and, particularly the veterans, they feel quite angry. i think they need to do more. let�*s give you an idea. they have had some donations from someone, frank hester, and i think they will be pretty controversial. i think the conservative party should give £5 million of that donation to a veterans charity. i think if they did that people might be able to draw a line. but it is such

david henderson, please stay with us. former president donald trump will sit for a virtual interview with a new york city probation officer from his mar-a-lago home in florida, a required step before his sentencing. nbc news has learned the interview will be done over a special network with added security measures and will be conducted by a female probation officer. the judge permitted trump's attorney, todd blanche, to be by his side during the interview. it comes nearly two weeks after trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment to adult film actress stormy daniels. trump is scheduled to be sentenced on the 11th of july. with us to talk more about this, nbc news correspondent dasha burns and david henderson back with us. what does the probation officer want to learn from donald trump today? >> so jose, first of all, doing this remotely is quite unusual, but of course there's so much that's been unusual about this, a lot of firsts, and this is just another one here. th

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. >> david henderson, david, i will start with you, your response to the eric trump click slip and thelips. first i love that he thinks it is news for people that look like me if it happens to him it can happen to anybody. i did not realize republicans were as concerned as they appeared to be about the rights of individuals of those with criminal histories including those who are convicted felons. what we are seeing here, not related to this verdict that we received last week or these verdicts. but it is part of an ongoing trend where end republicans ignore the rule of law when they disagree with the outcome. this president is more dangerous than it appears. reminds me of something that happened down here in extexas where a man was convicted for shooting and killing a black lives protester but the republican governor of the state of texas decided i do not like the verdict soy am a quiting this individual. former president trump is making similar arguments after he just got convicted. amazing how quickly republicans are lining up. again, as a civil rights lawyer, this will not be limite

we also have alex aronson, cofounder and executive director, david henderson, civil rights attorney ander prosecutor. thank you for joining me on sunday evening, i want to start with you, david by asking for your response to that argument, do you agree the court has lost the benefit of the doubt with the way they have delayed this decision on the trump immunity claim? the other thing, is there any valid reason them to have drawn the zones along -- drawn this out so long? >> i'd have to say yes, because if you will make this decision narrowly, why is it taking so long? we just went through how they handled these decisions historically, nobody knows that better than they do at the end of the day, the russian should be straightforward, when a president alleges they commit acts part of their official duties, are they immune from prosecution, if not, then to what degree? given how long they've taken and the --■ç dropping bombs aft taking this long, it raises sources of concern if you look through how they've handled other decisions this term, we will talk about this later but with the atf, w

former obama senior adviser and cnn senior political commentator david axelrod, along with our senior political analyst be malika henderson, david, what's your reaction to the passing of michelle obama's mother, marion robyn it's in a woman i assume you knew well just profound sadness will she was just a great lady. >> i mean, much of what was said reflects what i experienced over the course of my relationship with the obamas starting before he was a national quickly, you're back. >> but the move to washington as was said, was not something i do. >> he was a south side or through and through her husband worked for 37 years at a water filtration plant, worked through multiple sclerosis, had and yet never missed a day of work. and she was the rock of that family as michelle said michelle and her brother craig both excelled in life and we're very much the product of their moms tutelage that she was she taught them how to be resilient, be responsible and grace top them, grace, but in the white house, it was so interesting, he or she ji would as we're said, she did not take to the whole celebrity while i've lifestyle. she kind

let's chat to david henderson, a bbc scotland political correspondent.st that will be replicated right across central scotland. the snp have held this seat for — scotland. the snp have held this seat for a — scotland. the snp have held this seat for a number of years now. a resurgent — seat for a number of years now. a resurgent labour party think they can come — resurgent labour party think they can come back and not only win this seat, _ can come back and not only win this seat. but _ can come back and not only win this seat, but potentially 30 or so others — seat, but potentially 30 or so others across the central belt. what does a campaign — others across the central belt. what does a campaign in _ others across the central belt. thrust does a campaign in scotland matter across the uk? it does a campaign in scotland matter across the uk?— across the uk? it matters in two wa s. across the uk? it matters in two ways- first. _ across the uk? it matters in two ways. first. if— across the uk? it matters in two ways. first, if labour— across the uk? it mat

. >> lewin henderson nevada democrat.d in wisconsin republican, david are i you there. >> i am. >> i have so much toch talk about you are talkingboututparations and it's a complicated issue and we've had so many immigrants come to this country that were disparaged in irish and equation go for americans that were may be descendents and we have otherants hello. >> we hear you. >> i do understand how that would go and what would that do to if you pump billions of dollars into the black communities. what with the black communities do with billion dollars. about money there's a whole lot of free benefited from and built on the backs of freeaborcestors so there is a legitimate conversation about reparation and how we ultimatelyit is up to the california legislature in the country that walks the sea but we do difficulty in conversation with peopl respectfully who think there's no righteous conversation to had about this and what the country to do to mak tigiry families who were denied the income that they rightfull entitled to for the work that they did and for generations of families who a