devlin barrett devlin. so good to see you. i have got to know how that moment was playing out in the courtroom. >> the inabilities actually have eyes and ears for the general audience is so frustrating because i want to know, was the jury leaning in? >> did they get the nuance that people have been talking about all over the airwaves. what was that moment like over this phone call it was very dramatic. >> so dramatic, you did not need dramatic podcast music to know it was dramatic. so at that moment todd blanche, the trump's lawyer has been very common and measured through most of this questioning. but at that moment, he's really just screaming at at michael cohen and he's state courts screaming, he's not federal courts screaming he state courts screaming. and i thought it was very effective. i think to an average person, it the idea that the defense laid out here that this was about harassing phone calls actually made a lot of sense. now, the prosecution will try. i'm sure when they get to question cohen again to repair that,

bruce devlin , sank a few vodkas. devlin, it's jen, is it jen.7 yeah, i can't tell. >> it looks the same. >> it looks the same. >> margin seems believable. i also hear that's what you actually did. as much as that was a joke. last night was a big one, i've seen baker. i went home at sensible o'clock and this one went out to have an altercation with a drag queen because he was giving unsolicited makeup advice . unsolicited makeup advice. that's true. >> actually, yes, but no, it was. we were both in leeds for a gig, and actually it marks our first anniversary of us being colleagues, playmates and husband and wife. oh, congratulations . congratulations. >> i have a lot in common. we do taste in men. yes all right, let's crack on, then. let's take a quick look at sunday's front pages. we start with the mail on sunday. just what the doctor ordered. poll boost for charles. the sunday telegraph says labour wins in west midlands and london. the observer goes with starmer beaten sunak should end purgatory of zombie rule. the

i think what devlin is saying is absolutely right.ms to always believe he's his own best lawyer. >> look, we've documented, you don't touch trump without coming away with a stink. and obviously this is a very -- a lawyer with a very good reputation. i want to just go back to the gag order and the judge has kind of put -- i don't want to say put himself in a corner. the judge has really kind of put it on the line -- >> he drew a line. >> he really -- like where if trump keeps going the judge literally has no choice for his own credibility. i'm not a lawyer. but just human behavior. >> 100%. >> and michael cohen is what remains. so the idea that trump isn't going to be his worst -- i feel like no one has seen anything yet. i mean, the fact that cohen is coming, stormy -- a lot of the witnesses have been people who remain loyal and admiring of donald trump. hope hicks said he was the best messenger. these two today i believe have lawyers paid for by the trump org. stormy daniels, michael cohen would not be those kinds of witnesss. >> no.

said devlin, you've been in there or is it wearing off? it is wearing off. there was a celebrity shock factor when they first came in. i think what's interesting now is first of all, just juries, very like jury duty is are amateur. occupation is not a profession, but they are incredibly professional and how they behave in there and so they walk past him every time they leave the room, they walk right past them and they're four or five feet away from him and he's fairly stoic and they by enlarge do not make eye contact with him. i think some people try to over-interpret that. what it means. i take it mostly as the jurors being careful and i think you cannot spend that much time in a room with another human being and not see them as more of a human being. i think that's true. but at the same time, he still carries all the trappings of a former president. the secret services there. so it's never going to go away completely good point. >> let's go to erin from lakeland, florida. aaron, what's your question yes. >> good evening. i would like to know whether the c

bruce devlin . and down scotland. bruce devlin. and down from the north london is nick dixon .d we are hosting dixon. and we are hosting a night with the headliners live. and you can join us for an evening of comedy with andrew doyle, leah kerr, simon evans and me. for more information , and me. for more information, scan the qr code here or go on the screen and visit gbnews.com. right bruce sunday telegraph first and new new labour has a new deal that's new. >> i think it's new or it may just be rebranding. so labour rebrands new deal. so that would suggest that it has been a previous deal. if you see what i mean. do you see what i'm going to soothe businesses and seal core vote. angela rayner, who is i believe, a very keen property developer, is the architect for enough of these plans. and sir keir starmer, who is seeking to avert tory attacks, sir keir starmer has renamed labour's flagship sorry flagship package of trade union and workers rights reforms as he seeks to sharpen his economic message and reassure businesses and swing voters. so it seems to be, nick, that there's

thank you so much for joining at devlin barrett. please stand standby as well because we are a week away from closing arguments in this trial. i mean, another week, i want to talk about now is cnn legal commentator and former trump attorney tim predatory, also for bella process it's a keeter, elise adamson is with us as well. okay. let's just get to this idea of instructions. i know this is the nerdy part. we're talking about the law. this is the most important part though, because first of all, the closing arguments, you want this primacy recency, right what the jury is going to hear it, they got a whole week alise before they hear that, and then come the instructions by the judge if you're prosecuting this case, what are you going to hang your hat on for these instructions well, i would definitely be fighting the defense on what they want included. >> i mean, again, their standard instructions, you're going to get the reasonable doubt in section you're going to get the credibility of the witness instructions. this is this is true

devlin i have been looking to you as my well, not the david pecker type, but my eyes and ears into the courtroom day in and day out in manhattan it was another dramatic de let me read for audience what happened after judge merchan cleared the courtroom. okay judge merchan told costello, i'm putting you on notice that your conduct is contemptuous. if you try to stare me down one more time, i will remove you from the stand. i will strike his entire testimony. do you understand me? >> fans turning beauvais replied, yes, judge. >> i understand. >> then the judge said, listen to the question and answer the question because l then chimed in can you hear me, please? >> the judge? no. no. >> this is not a conversation. now, frankly, this could also have been in my house, so i can to my children but peeled back the curtain for us because this point tells us so much what was the atmosphere like? >> so as telling us those words are and they are very telling. i got to say in the room, you could see the anger boiling between those two guys a long time before it actually came to actual words between

me, go to you first hear devlin. >> you were there in the courtroom. this was an extraordinary good moment. we were all waiting with bated breath for weeks now to see what might happen, what this jury of 12 would decide take us inside the courtroom. the moment when donald trump, a former president, is hearing the guilty verdict, 34 counts being read. what was going on? >> so i just want to step back a minute because it was a really wild sequence of events and it started with the judge coming out because it was the end of the day, trial normally goes to put stops for the day at around 430. and just before that, the judge came out and basically said we're going to tell them to go home soon. you can start packing up and we'll all be here tomorrow morning. and if you can imagine sort of like it's a cartoon panel and like the words are still in the bubble above his head as he saying that. and he then says, actually, we got a note at 4:20 and then noted 420 says we the jury have a verdict, and so all these people who had been stressed out all through the de

catherine christian, and arlo devlin-brown, thank you both so much for coming in and offering your insight and expertise. >>> next on "ana cabrera reports," more flag fallout for justice alito as democrats ramp up calls for judicial reforms and republicans rush to his defense. >>> plus, the key meeting in just a few hours where hunter biden's lawyers and prosecutors will iron out the final details ahead of his upcoming trial. fin ahead of his oupcoming trial with a custom private 5g network. (ella) we get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (jen) that's enterprise intelligence. (vo) it's your vision, it's your verizon. you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from your bank. for nearly 160 years, pnc bank has been brilliantly boring so you can be happily fulfilled... which is pretty un-boring if you thin

i'll begin with you, devlin, because to land is 0.1. he talked about political motive, political motivation is being the most important aspect of this case, which of course speaks to what was the incentive behind paying off stormy daniel's. the other part was that michael cohen was in the words of the prosecution been a deflection focusing on him was trying to deflect away from the attention of what the underlying crimes where i want to know how this was reading in the courtroom. we weren't able to watch the presentation by either council. was it the utricle where they subdued? tell me about their mannerisms in delivering their closings. >> yeah. i wouldn't say any of it was subdued. i think todd blanche, the defense lawyer, got a little more heated and a little more emotional at times calling michael cohen as a liar, a perjure, and essentially saying he he's he's the one thing he's quicksand to a case you cannot build anything on it. >> the prosecutor was a little different. he was also emotional at times, but he was more biting and co

got lottery fluorescent reporter for the washington post, devlin barrett's here, cnn legal analyst, former deputies isn't attorney general feel instead of affairs, elliot williams, former federal prosecutors elise admins, adamson, and also gene rossi is here as well it's interesting to think about all of this. and by the way, gene represented keith davidson at one point as well. >> let me ask you about this because at debbie's point of the way he answered questions, they really want to attack michael cohen's credibility. they want to suggest that as my friend joe joey jackson said, it's about rap we know revenge. it's about trying to antagonize, about trying to figure with the p waves. but you know what it was a good answer. he said, oh point of this is that he was trying to suggest that the entirety of the defense has to be don't believe this guy. he only wants to see trump go down. >> but the prosecution, they got a freeze it in time and say that's how he feels now the question is whether he falsified documents then well, here's here's how i would approach cross-examination. >> i'll get

bruce devlin and josh howie and to all of my brilliant guests this evening.audience, you can do that. just go to western audiences .com. stay tuned for mark dolan tonight. he's coming up in just one moment. and don't forget that headline is on at 11:00, the late night paper preview show. thanks ever so much for watching free speech nation. see you next week. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boiler is sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast on the met office. looking ahead to bank holiday monday and its remaining unsettled across the uk with some further showers at times. reason for the ancestral weather. is this area of low pressure. it's going to hang around all weekend and into next week, maintaining this unsettled feel for the rest of sunday. still, the risk of some further heavy rain, especially across parts of scotland, but down towards central and eastern parts of england, it will turn dner parts of england, it will turn drier and clearer. so here a bit of a chill in the

so joining me now is comedian bruce devlin. bruce, welcome. >> thank you. how are you?u. how are you? >> i'm good. thank you. well, humza yousaf. yes. now he has obviously he's left. he's given. given up the ghost. >> given his notice. >> given his notice. >> he has given. what are your thoughts? because you're scottish . scottish. >> that's true. that's one of the many things that i am a scottish , i think i think even scottish, i think i think even did you watch the resignation speech? because i did, yeah. so i watched that and i think he kind of is of the opinion that he dealt with the greens inappropriately, or that was a bad decision. and a lot of people are saying that it was also as well, though there was a big feeling in scotland that they were angry that the greens were unelected because the snp, when there was the you know, we had lays, we had boris, we had whoever and they were like general election and it was like i was watching question time there on thursday and they were saying , yeah, put it back to the saying, yeah, put it back to the people. so i think

my studio guests this evening are drinking buddies chris de wetten and bruce devlin. alice hello.elcome. >> hello guys. >> hello guys. >> so you are dressed obviously for this for an air conditioner that's broken down here. very clever, very nice white trainers on there . thank you. you not so much. >> well thinner fabric than you've got i am you are layers. >> i am shvitzing as we were. we say but has andrew ever asked either of you to go on holiday with him.7 >> with him? >> yes, and i declined . yes. >> yes, and i declined. yes. >> yes, and i declined. yes. >> you may. what about you, christa? well no. >> we pop up to leeds for a gig now and then, but it's not really a holiday. no. >> did you. why did you decline? >> did you. why did you decline? >> i'm not keen on him. >> i'm not keen on him. >> okay, well, these are the valid reasons, i guess. i have been on holiday with him and it was a nightmare. let me just say, if he brings out the trivial pursuit, say no. he knows literally everything, and it's terrifying. and if you just want to feel very stupid for the holiday, that's

moment in the air as 12 people were injured after severe turbulence hit a qatar airlines flight to devlin, that incident coming just days after a man died on a flight due to turbulence a former general hospital actor fatally shot in downtown los angeles. johnny wactor was killed saturday night when he walked up on an attempted robbery police say three men were trying to steal a catalytic converter saturday off his car one of them then pulled out a gun and shot him before driving off. >> he was 30 seven a very busy travel weekend for this moral they holiday and it's not over yet, triple a predicting that this will be the busiest nearly 20 years with. >> over 40 million people flying or driving to their destination so ahead how politics is preventing a solution to the crisis at the southern border? plus the reigning national league mvp loss for the season with a torn acl tomorrow evidenced suzanne, the testimony has ended, but it's not over yet before the jury gets the final say prosecutors and trump's defense team get the final word, live coverage of closing some arguments in the trump hus

they are, they are. >> thank you so much, bruce devlin. >> you have great respect. i just think we should bring back biting our thumbs up. don't go anywhere. >> we're getting all the latest reaction on the world of politics. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb views. >> hello. >> hello. >> welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. not often we've been able to have . often we've been able to have. a headune often we've been able to have. a headline like this through the spring. it's been fine for a day or so in the south, but now most places joining in thanks to this area of high pressure. not fine everywhere. there's always 1 or 2 exceptions. this weather front is bringing a little more cloud across the far north—west of scotland, through the western isles, and some patchy rain here. a bit more cloud two over north eastern scotland and northeast england. staying fairly grey in some places here, but for most it's dry fine. plenty of spring sunshine coming through, lifting those

as you drive over toward the devlin pleasanton area, bay bridge backed up to the mains metering lights so that's kind of a typical delay there. and we also still have a lot of slow traffic in the contra costa area on westbound highway four. and 680, and also on interstate 80. we also do have some slowing on 8880 north getting out from san leandro into oakland. it's 818. what about today's weather? here's steve, i'm glad you asked. >> thank you. it's a hazy and getting warm already here. just a teeny bit of fog down towards santa cruz, capitola, aptos. there's a little bit more south of that, but that's it so far. tomorrow though, i think there'll be a bigger push on it. water temps are incredibly cold here. 49, 49, 51, 52, 53 that is cold for the end of may. and so fog is never, never that far off. when it's that cold, all we need is a little help. i think it will get it some tomorrow for coast and bay. already 70s for some 60s for others. had the coldest temps this morning. we're on the coast because they were fog free. had a lot of mid 40s. are we running warmer or cooler? most locat

you know who leaves me long voice notes is mr bruce devlin. yeah, they're very dangerous .ou always have. true. oh, absolutely. i've been burned now. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no, i won't be doing that. >> no, i won't be doing that. >> why does he not send me any? >> why does he not send me any? >> because he's not interested in me. >> i don't think bruce is interested in me, lewis. >> that's definitely not bruce's style anyway. no, personally, i'm not a fan of the voice message. what do you think, jonathan? >> i like a voice message. i can double speed it . i often find double speed it. i often find that when i'm watching people talk, it's like they're going in half time. >> so if i sped up to match your brain, fantastic. >> i'm against it. you're basically saying, thank you. >> thank you, lewis, thank you for joining us for free speech nation. this was the week when the government announced plans to ban sex education for under—nines. labour said it would force doctors and nurses to work weekends and judges will reveal to be thinking of ditching the wigs over cultural insensiti

matthew laza coming up in a few moments time, i'll be mucking the week with gb news comedian bruce devling a light on some of the latest stuff from westminster, including the little tweet that was sent by wes streeting. i'd love to get his thoughts . then love to get his thoughts. then we'll be discussing the tory party. is it the end? as

keith devlin got in touch and has said what scares me about labour winning power at the next generalock the boat. but once labour win power, they will take over once again. do you know what, keith? i put that very point to stephen pound, former labour mp, earlier on this morning. he said no, there's no sort of momentum on the national executive anymore. he was he was very clear on his position on that, saying it would not happen. it's worth having a look at the interview earlier on. it was in the 7:00 hour top of the 7:00, i think. so have a scroll back on youtube or on the app and have a look at that and see if that changes your mind. it may not, but it's a valid question to ask, because a lot of people, do wonder whether that is the case. but anyway, he says no . so you but anyway, he says no. so you make your own mind up on that gb news .com/ your say. now king charles is taking on about 300 new charities, some of which are thought to be close to his mother's heart. but that's as critics fear. a royal row is ensuing over. prince andrew's home. that's royal lodge, which is in despe