aid to gauze out for any is where a government action the control the american policy changes. eddie smith at the midwest and marks institute told us to invite in these, trying to win over the pro palestinian electric back home before the elections in november. so it's very interesting that they can't seem to get their story straight . i think for one, the politicians are definitely feeling the pressure of all the student protests that are going on. and all the movements that are going on on the ground in the united states that are pressuring the binding ministration into making a change in policy. when it comes to israel, and of course those protests are made all the more powerful by the fact that we're in an election year and that by them is running for re election. so i think that his campaign is, is feeling the pressure and he feels the need to, if not drastically change policy, at least give some live service to what these protesters are saying. and what so many americans are upset about. but, you know, i think in reality the state department and the pentagon have no plans to actually

through some depression that helped his faith journey, then he lost his his child, eddie in springfield and the minister james smith in springfield nurtured him and was an intellectual so he could appeal to lincoln's intellect. and then, of course, win the war. he had a great minister there in washington dc, phineas gurney, who was bringing him along throughout. so said anybody who would come into lincoln solitude during the war invariably would find him reading his bible or on his knees. and by the time you get to the second inaugural address, ronald white, our friend who's on the back of the desk jacket along with evan, said he calls his second inaugural address. lincoln's sermon on the mount. in it, he quoted different scriptures no other president had ever quoted a scripture in an inaugural address except john quincy adams. it quoted one lincoln quoted four scriptures. he appealed to prayer about ten times, so he was consumed with his faith by the end of the war and throughout this horrible civil war going on, all these people dying amputations, everything. he's trying to figure out what is our loving god think

through some depression that helped his faith journey, then he lost his his child, eddie in springfield and the minister james smith in springfield nurtured him and was an intellectual so he could appeal to lincoln's intellect. and then, of course, win the war. he had a great minister there in washington dc, phineas gurney, who was bringing him along throughout. so said anybody who would come into lincoln solitude during the war invariably would find him reading his bible or on his knees. and by the time you get to the second inaugural address, ronald white, our friend who's on the back of the desk jacket along with evan, said he calls his second inaugural address. lincoln's sermon on the mount. in it, he quoted different scriptures no other president had ever quoted a scripture in an inaugural address except john quincy adams. it quoted one lincoln quoted four scriptures. he appealed to prayer about ten times, so he was consumed with his faith by the end of the war and throughout this horrible civil war going on, all these people dying amputations, everything. he's trying to figure out what is our loving god think

eddie gives them an opportunity to talk to everybody else. with all due respect, here stephen a. smith say what he's going to is what blackmon go through. >> you said that the exonerated five should be on death row. >> is nowhere near the same thing but what they do, what he does is he gets a certain group of folks in the community to then be his mouthpiece. what i don't think they realize is that they are being his mouthpiece. that starts to filter down a little bit. but then it becomes incumbent upon us to be able to counteract that. i was at morehouse at the beginning of april and when i talked to the students they get the assignment. have some concerns about joe biden and we get that, but he understands the assignment. the neatest speak to the social justice agenda. and i think we have to continue to beat that drum. >> anyone who has done civic engagement knows that there's a child to talk about election integrity which is you can freak voters out. you can demotivate voters by making them think their vote doesn't matter because there's already something wrong in the system. it was

are against iain duncan smith, she was sacked because of her remarks about gaza and her admiration for jeremy corbyn. replacements have to be found in those seats. there is talk eddiede, there is still about 30 seats that you would say are currently conservative held, which still do not have a candidate. a lot of jockeying amongst ambitious would be conservative mps.— conservative mps. talking to us earlier in the _ conservative mps. talking to us earlier in the day. _ conservative mps. talking to us earlier in the day. as _ conservative mps. talking to us earlier in the day. as always, i conservative mps. talking to us| earlier in the day. as always, do had for the website. that is being routinely updated. the live web page from all the campaign stops and the key themes. that is also dominating, as it has since yesterday. had that for the latest analysis from all of our teams across the uk. a nine—year old girl is in a critical condition after a shooting in north east london. police have described her as an innocent victim. they have been speaking to the media in the last couple of hours. it speaking to the media in the last couple of hours.— couple of hours. it s