craig: so sarah and i agreed that i should stay with isaac, just so that isaac would know that his parentsent on for a while. and he was undergoing medical attention for at least what felt like an hour and a half, two hours, but the heart monitors had started flatlining much earlier than that. i'll tell you what. no parent should ever have to be in the same room with his child, who's on an operating table, and see the heart monitor flatline and hear all the alarms go off. and that flatlining sound and those sounds of the alarms going off is something that's going to stay with me for the rest of my life. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ adam: right across the city, stories of life and death played out. amid the devastation at saint george hospital, dr. stephanie yacoub focused on a mother and her unborn baby. stephanie: i just went back to basics, and at that moment, i was like, "i need to hear the baby's heartbeat." i needed to make sure that that patient and her baby were okay. we got the glass off of her and the bed that she was on. we were also able to drag her away from the window and towards an area that

isaac:. isaac: it might have been. have made a lot of enemies as he climbed and one or many of them are in the process of taking him down. i do want to caution that we don't know what happened, it is possible that these are medical concerns. one expects it has to do more with corruption or incompetence, but we can only speculate. shery: implications for president xi jinping to carry out his policies? isaac: i don't think this will really hurt him, especially not internally. the position of qin gang was relatively low, it's not like a politburo standing committee member. foreign policy came from him anyway and he was sort of seem to be crude about it, a puppet of xi jinping anyway. the guy replacing him is seen as more distant from xi jinping's fears. haidi: saw in terms of bringing back wang yi, this is a steady hand, right? kind of a continuity option regardless of whether he is a place maker or here for another full term, doesn't mean we will see a return to the policy he was really famous for? isaac: things did not

but president isaac herzog said there _ but president isaac herzog said there is— but president isaacthat is the antithesis, violence. i stand — is the antithesis, violence. i stand by— is the antithesis, violence. i stand by what he is doing, and ithink— stand by what he is doing, and i think we _ stand by what he is doing, and i think we need at all times to remember that to keep the peace, _ remember that to keep the peace, we need to reduce the violence _ peace, we need to reduce the violence. again, the most important takeaway for me from today— important takeaway for me from today was — important takeaway for me from today was solidifying the relationship with one of our closest _ relationship with one of our closest allies, israel. specifically with the relationship between president biden and prime minister netanyahu, those with the power in their respective countries, how do you see that relationship evolving? brute how do you see that relationship evolving? we need to continue _ relationship evolving? we need to continue to _ relationship evolving? we need to continue to be

mike isaac, the new. indeed. appreciate you coming on the programme. you're watching bbc news. i am helena humphrey in washington, dc, thanks for your company, we have plenty more coming up at the top of the hour. hello there. we closed out our working week on a hot and increasingly humid story, in fact many areas across the country see areas in the mid— high 20s, peaking in the southeast with 30 degrees as an afternoon hi. that means temperatures not falling very far at all, so the start of saturday morning is going to be quite an uncomfortable one, quite an uncomfortable one, quite an uncomfortable one, quite a muggy one, temperatures in london sitting at around 20 degrees already at 68 fahrenheit. with that humidity, unfortunately with this weather front pushing in from the south—west could trigger some sharp unburied downpours as we go through the start of the weekend. so dry unsettled sunny start for many, but here is the front and you can see the brighter colours denoting the intensity of that thundery rain

here is a thing, sir isaac newton early investor. isaac newton got a piece of the everything.ing up big time, telling his friends i'm having second thoughts. it feels like mania to me. sir isaac newton sold. gets what is, it kept going up it kept going up, it kept going up. you might have messed up. the richest person, smartest person in history. so he buys it at the top! sir isaac newton, the brilliant sir isaac newton, lost off of his fortune he did actually asked everyone else not to do. folks by the way give a special shows out to someone in the audience, cameron m, came from florida. i understand you took the options course a few months ago. you made a little bit of cash. tell us about the trade. >> well, been doing nvidia and it has been great. one of my questions is, charles, did stocks for 30 years, made a good amount of money to retire early. three years ago i started doing options. learned how to do it on youtube. kind of want to get my friends in it, i'm wondering maybe options are not for everybody. can you tell us who options are to for? charles: before i answer t

and we appreciate your insights, isaac, and see it from the university of gonna much appreciated. thank you. very much thank you very much. now to the game of the strategy that's played by millions around the world, we close up with one young chest stall in nigeria who is sharing her passion for the game to inspire others in her community to play data. these only such a pool, more reports from lagos, meet it will be a to the next queen of the chess. well, she's punting plain when she was just full. now she's in passing up the ranks. the 8 year old is a junior chest champion and then pass it up for the game of kings. is it helpful to have her stead? still? it helps you to think, gets it kindly. it helps you to country emotions. it helps you to have a plan in be it helps you not to meet your consultative. when school's a bad experience has a bad time practicing have moves in the game. she loves competing against adults. opponents is a challenge she enjoys. i feel good wanted to check um if i use a game as an thing i, if i lose a game, i always keep fighting for the games over and gu

harold isaacs, ajournalist in haiti. - isaacs, a journalist in haiti.hank you for being on. the eu has suspended all security cooperation with niger and has refused to recognise the new leaders after the country's army took power in a coup, it comes shortly after the us declared its "unflagging support" for ousted president mohamed bazoum — seen as a key western ally in the fight against islamist militants. on friday, the head of the presidential guards unit, generalabdourahmane tchiani declared himself niger's new leader. he said insecurity, economic woes and corruption led him to seize power. but there are now concerns in the west about which countries the new leader will align with. niger's neighbours, burkina faso and mali, have both pivoted towards russia since their own coups. chris ewokor in nigeria is following the story for us. there have been a lot of pressure being piled on the leaders of the coup in niger. this evening we are hearing that france has also suspended financial and other aid to niger with immediate effect. this is as a result of

isaac, he were in the room.s a missed opportunity for trump's rivals to finally give voters something to compare themselves to. >> well there was one speaker that went after donald trump and that was will hurd and he got bo booed off the stage. >> let's play that for one moment. >> donald trump is running to stay out of prison. and if we elect -- [ booing ] >> i know, i know, i know, i know. if we elect donald trump, we are willingly giving joe biden four more years in the white house. >> he knew that was coming. >> he did. and he got attention for it which is one way of trying to stand out. but the other candidates did not try to go that route. and were talking about their agendas or drawing a contrast with biden instead of with trump. >> but politico wrote this week trump insulted their governor and he may be indicted again. this is iowa voters, but they still love him. it seems there is really nothing that he could do at this point that would cause iowa voters to not be in a majority, aligned with them. and t

so welcome this week to address here in the house president isaac herzog. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair.

and israeli president isaac herzog highlights israel and the us's "true friendship" during a joint meeting of congress. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. we start the show with a rare act of gun violence in new zealand just hours before one of the biggest sporting events in the world — the women's world cup. police say a gunman shot and killed two people and injured six others in auckland's central business district, the suspect was also killed. the shooting took place just three miles from the site where new zealand and norway are set to face off injust hours. speaking to the press, new zealand's police commissioner described the final moments of the shooting. at around 8am, a squad supported by a special tactics group located the offender inside a lift shaft where he had barricaded himself, and attempted to engage him, having secured the floors above and below. the offender fired at police, injuring an officer. shots were exchanged and the offender was later found deceased. tragically, police located two members of the public deceased on the lower levels of the building site. today's shooting

isaac-davy aronson, someone whose voice you should all here.ew's. episode four comes out tomorrow morning. subscriber ever you get your podcast. earlier, we asked you about the riddle of the day. we've been inundated with responses. what's the best thing about switzerland? the answer is, i don't know, but the flag is a big plus. that does it for me. that's as a for me, that that does it worry for the week. does it for me for the week. catch me back here cut you back here next next saturday. saturday and sunday at 10 am to noon eastern, stay right where you are, and subjects occupy gets right after me. >> like it or not, the 2024 campaigns are well underway. i know we're still 480 days out for the presidential election, both parties are facing some very big questions. for republicans, are they really going to renominated and now e

we have isaac here to share more of his reporting at the table.ide biden world privately agree with the concerns outside? >> inside biden world the real circle around the president don't agree with this at all and they would say how many times do we have to go through this? how many times do people have to doubt joe biden and say he can't win an election, doesn't know how he's doing it. he's doing everything wrong. and then at the end of the day he won the primaries, the nomination, the election in 2020, democrats did well in the numbers 2022, not as well as they wanted but better than expected, and he's gotten these things done as president. this is what they face always, and the latest version of it is this thinking among a lot of democrats there's not enough going on, fundraising not where it needs to be, how are we going to do this? trump is maybe coming back. so much is on the line here. and it's even fed this conspiracy thinking maybe his heart is not really in it, he's going to drop out. as i reported in the piece it's led to top democrats

isaac and her boyfriend called 9-1-1 long beach police arrived and rescued the 13 year-old victim and arrested. 61 year-old steven roberts, a blonde from texas. federal authorities have charged him with kidnapping and transportation of a minor with intent to engage in activity. they say the girl was kidnapped in san antonio on july 6 and driven more than 1300 miles to long beach. saw the minor walking along the streets. and at that point, he held up. >> a gun and told her to get in the car or he would hurt her inside the suspect's car long beach police found the help me note the weapon, which is actually a bb gun and handcuffs. >> authorities credit, isaac and the quick thinking, 13 year-old. i think this is a particularly egregious crites just a testament to how important it is that we stay vigilant enforcement and as good samaritans. >> isaac told us she is comforted knowing she might have saved the teen's life. my reaction was thank god because out. so have on them. >> has 6 dot 2. i'm glad she's back home. safe. >> that was reporter sandra mitchell. matthew mcconaughey has launche

the chair appoints as members of the committee on part of the house to escort his excellency, isaac herzog, into the chamber. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise. the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer. the gentlewoman from new york, ms. stefanik. the gentleman from new jersey, mr. smith. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson. the gentleman from colorado, mr. the gentleman from tennessee, mr. kustoff. the gentlewoman from new york, ms. tenney. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentlewoman from new york, ms. malliotakis. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentlemthe gentleman from n. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clark. the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. the gentleman from california, mr. lieu. the gentlewoman from washington, ms. delbene. the gentleman from minnesota, mr. phillips. the gentlewoman from florida, ms. wasserman schultz. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentleman from california, mr. sherman. the gentlewo

amy: president biden is meeting israeli president isaac herzog at the white house today.dnesday, herzog will address a joint session of congress, though several progressive democrats have announced plans to boycott his speech. the group includes congressmembers rashida tlaib, alexandria ocasio-cortez, cori bush, ilhan omar, and jamal bowman. cori bush wrote -- "the israeli government is responsible for enforcing an apartheid state and rampantly abusing the rights of palestinians. congress should not be giving a platform to the president of a country that shows no respect for human rights. i will not be attending his joint address." on monday, president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and invited him for a meeting in the united states this year. biden recently criticized the makeup of netanyahu's far-right cabinet, describing it as "one of the most extremist" he has seen in israel. israeli president isaac herzog's visit to the white house comes just weeks after the israel military attacked the jenin refugee camp, killing at least 12 palestinians

isaac and her boyfriend called 9-1-1 long beach police arrived and rescued the 13 year-old victim and arrested. 61 year-old steven roberts, a blonde from texas. central authorities have charged him with kidnapping and transportation of a minor with intent to engage in activity. they say the girl was kidnapped in san antonio on july 6 and driven more than 1300 miles to long beach. he saw the minor walking along the streets. and at that point, he held up. >> a gun and told her to get in the car or he would hurt her inside the suspect's car long beach police found the help me note the weapon, which is actually a bb gun and handcuffs. >> authorities credit, isaac and the quick thinking, 13 year-old. i think this is a particularly egregious crites just a testament to how important it is that we stay vigilant law enforcement and as good samaritans. >> isaac told us she is comforted knowing she might have saved the teen's life. my reaction was thank god because out. so have on them. >> has 6 unaudited 2. i'm glad she's back home. safe. >> that's quite an incredible story. that was sandra mit

mike isaac from the time, a technology reporter and kyle from . thank you for your company.hat means temperatures not falling very far at all, so the start of saturday morning is going to be quite an uncomfortable one, quite a muggy one. temperatures in london, well, sitting at around 20 degrees already — that's 68 fahrenheit. and with that humidity, unfortunately with this weather front pushing in from the southwest, could trigger off some sharp thundery downpours as we go through the start of the weekend. so dry, settled sunny start for many, but here is that front and you can see the brighter colours denoting the intensity of that thundery rain. large hail not out of the question as well. it sweeps quite quickly north and east, so behind it there will be some sunshine, and in actual fact, across parts of east anglia we could still see temperatures into the high 20s. but still some of these showers quite torrential, large hail not out of the question, and certainly the potential for a lot of rain in a short space of time. so as we move into scotland, temperatures into the

now i'm going to turn it over to isaac to take us us further today. >> (clapping). >> my name isized came back and i'm the communication analyst at the cal and san francisco resident and for today's programming thank you to everyone who made this project possible and i'm excited for this project to become a reality. because it gives people who need it access to affordable housing and projects like these are projects like the kelsey civic center is so important to the city of and the united states and california thank you for joining us and celebrating with us i like to welcome our first speaker the mayor the san francisco london breed. >> (clapping). >> yeah. >> board of governors i'm the first speaker. i thought i had more time here. >> first of all, it really is great to be here a took me a long time to get here from across the street but this area had an old art commission building some of might remember that and the property around here always thought what if we need the something different and the visionary leadership that came as a result what we see happening here today is som

herzog, one of— was here last week, isaac herzog, one of the — was here last week, isaac herzog, onee things he did say, he kind of shrugged this off a little bit by— kind of shrugged this off a little bit by saying you are also having your— bit by saying you are also having your problems with democracy to. kind of— your problems with democracy to. kind of putting this issue back in our faces— kind of putting this issue back in our faces in the sense that we have a former— our faces in the sense that we have a former president who tried to overthrow— a former president who tried to overthrow the last election. you had protesters _ overthrow the last election. you had protesters trying to overturn, stop the government from doing itsjob of counting _ the government from doing itsjob of counting the election results. there are problems in the united states as far as _ are problems in the united states as far as the _ are problems in the united states as far as the democratic process as well _ far as the democratic process as well the — far as the democratic process as well. the united s

the mere isaac center -- mary isaac center will be opening a shelter on saturday and sunday, all day, just try to stay cool. in petaluma, cornell barnard. dan: thank you. dion: in the east bay, some cities already hit triple digits. and if it is tough on you, think how difficult it might be for pets and livestock. our reporter continues our coverage with a look at what you can do to protect animals from the heat. reporter: as the sweltering heat rises from the farm. >> oh yeah. reporter: operations and cofounder of hold your horses emergency evacuation team is busy making sure that all 22 animals they care for have plenty of water. >> you want to constantly check the water troughs, see how much they are drinking every day. when you turn on the remember it has been in the sun so it is scorching water. so make sure you cool it down because the horses do not want to drink warm water. >> get home. reporter: she has some tricks to make sure the livestock stays hydrated, starting with homemade popsicles with watermelon or carrots. >> and we put it in a bowl. reporter: creating a mud pit, fe

we begin in washington where is really president isaac wrapped up a two day visit with an address tont session of congress earlier on wednesday. it comes a time of tension between president joe biden and the israeli government. one point of contention, a controversial judicial reform plan that has led to months of protests in israel. president biden called is really prime minister not in yahoos government the most etreme in decades. despite that, in his speech, president herzog affirmed the u.s. is ready for relationship. >> israel and the united states will inevitably disagree on many matters but we will always remain family. our societies have so much to give to the world and so much to learn from each other. our bond may be challenged at times but it is absolutely unbreakable. >> while most members of congress did attend, there were notable holdouts. several progressive democrats boycotted the speech in what they say was solidarity with the palestinian people. representative bill hohn omar of minnesota, cory busch of missouri and alexandria oak osseo cortez of new york are among t

we will watch this as we wait for israeli president isaac herzog's arrival to speak to members of the house and senate in a joint meeting of congress that's sets for 11:00 a.m. eastern today. pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized.e: the mr. mccaul: tomorrow, the president of israel will address this body in a joint session. it'll be a great day in american history. as representatives of one of the greatest democracies are addressed by the head of state of another. democracy and its shared values are at the very core of the u.s.-israel relationship and the beauty of our friendship is that we stand together, shoulder to shoulder, as we defend our freedom and our way of life from threats like iran, hezbollah, hamas, and other forms of terrorism. let me be clear. israel is not -- israel is not a racist country. it is deeply disturbing and concerning to me that some in this body have such a profound misunderstanding of israel and israeli society. the previous government in israel had arab parties and arab ministers serving in the coalition government. what a fantastic what a democray ar

harold isaacs, a journalist in haiti. harold, great to have your insight. thank you for being on.n missile attack on the city of sumy in northeast ukraine has killed at least one civilian and wounded five. national police and the interior ministry say the missile struck an educational centre. meanwhile, russia's defence ministry says three ukrainian drones were downed in an overnight attack on moscow. it's happened after president zelensky visited ukrainian special forces near the city of bakhmut and as kyiv continues its counter—offensive. the city has been the scene of some of the fiercest fighting of the war. the eu has suspended all security cooperation with niger and has refused to recognise the new leaders after the country's army took power in a coup. it comes shortly after the us declared its unflagging support for ousted president mohamed bazoum, seen as a key western ally in the fight against islamist militants. on friday, the head of the presidential guards unit, generalabdourahmane tchiani declared himself niger's new leader. he said insecurity, economic woes and corru

we have cnn's isaac doe veer and jeff zeleny reporting on this. >> what's the basis of the criticismrtainly seen biden use the bully pulpit a lot, for instance from the nato conference. what are they saying he's not doing? >> look, in the next couple of days by saturday, we are going to find out how much money joe biden raised for his re-election campaign since launching at the end of april. the general feeling is that it's going to be a decent number but not a huge number, not as much as all of those nervous democrats who can't ever stop being nervous democrats would like to see to reassure them there's this burst of enthusiasm for biden. that is the leading to the latest round of questions about biden that seem to be the perennial question of how much support is there really for him? is he the strongest candidate going into 2024? the biden circle, of course, would say we've done this a lot of times before, and look, he is the president. >> what does he gain from sort of staying out of the fray? what does he lose from not getting into it, jeff? >> look, i think he stays presidential

chair announces that when the two houses meet in joint meeting to hear an address by his excellency, isaac herzog, president of the state of israel, only the doors immediately opposite the speaker and those immediately to his left and right will be open. no one will be allowed on the floor of the house who does not have the privilege of the floor of the house. due to a large attendance that is anticipated. the rule regarding the privilege of the floor must be strictly enforced. children of the members is not allowed on the floor. the cooperation is requested. the practice of reserving seats prior to the joint meeting by the place card will not be allowed. members may reserve their seats by physical presence only following the security sweep of the chambers. pursuant to the order of the house of monday, july 17, 2023, the house stands in recess subject to the call of the chair. tell us how that has affected your debates, your considerations in the appropriations process. guest: i think that underlies -- one thing underlies the whole process. that is the fact that we are currently at about e

cnn's isaac da veer is joining us from washington, d.c.dea of this rapid response team that clearly kamala is heading up. >> reporter: the vice president is in a situation here where the biden campaign wants to isolate moments that are coming up in the republican primary campaign, on the presidential side, to show that -- and voters they hope that republicans are extremists and that they want to get as much attention to these moments as they can, whether it's on things like curriculum in schools or abortion or many other issues and as we enter this new phase of the campaign the republican presidential race heating up, they will be using vice president harris to go and elevate those things, get people talking about them more. it should be noted that when she went to jacksonville to talk about the florida curriculum, there were people talking about it but not as much as were after she was talking about it and instead it's been a week-long issue of conversation not only about ron desantis but about where all the republicans are on that issue.

then we will go to isaac. isaac is calling on the republican line in woodbridge, virginia. caller: hello. i have been a fan of yours for a long time and i watch a lot of your lectures and i read your books. one of the most discussed topics you discuss is race relations in america. you claim that a jim crow junior is still very prevalent in american society. so, my question for you is, how do you explain the phenomenon that many african immigrants, including ugandan americans, ghanian americans and especially nigerian americans are some of the most successful and immigrant groups in america? guest: appreciate the question. you and i know that if we were to look at the mass incarceration regime in america, what do we find? a disproportion of black and browns. i'm here in california. black people in california are 6%, almost 35% of the homes. what is going on? it has much to do with the fact that when you have a group like myself, black folks who have been here for nine generations, enslaved for over 100 years and then slavery with jim crow and lynching, disenfranchisement for

please be sure to join us tomorrow for my exclusive interview with the israeli president isaac herzognett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, ukraine bracing for putin's promised revenge after a critical bridge is destroyed. this as ukraine says russia has more tha

president biden welcomes israeli president isaac herzog to the white house. he's our mideast ally facing attacks for many in biden's own party. what impact would alienating israel have a nonnational security? >> sandra: and an american soldier pla facing disciplinary action opts to cross into north korea instead. what is the biden administration need to do to get him back on u.s. soil? former special envoy for hostage affairs, robert o'brien, is up next on all of that. >> now north korea has another piece of leverage that they can use against us. this is a very dangerous situation for the soldier and it has applications for u.s. foreign policy. ♪ at r ed start right here on our family's cotton farm in north alabama. the heartland of america. we rely on hard work and honest manufacturing to deliver high quality, heirloom inspired bedding, bath towels and more, all made in the usa. experience the farm to home difference for yourself. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on

so welcome this week to address here in the house president isaac herzog. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. guess who benefits from failing to fill these positions? our adversaries. only our adversaries, who are constantly looking to find any advantage. refusing to fill these positions also affect ours democracy. people see it as a sign of dysfunction, of the inability to put national interests over political ones. these unnecessary delays weaken the state department as an institution, something i'm charged with upholding and defending. it encourages highly qualified senior officers from pursuing ambassadorships because they don't want to put themselves or their families through this limb beau, putting the lie -- women low, put -- limbo, putting their lives on hold. some of the congresspeople shouting most loudly about this are also refusing to condition firm. my message to the senate is, let them serve. put our best team on the field. stop harming

we are keeping a close eye on capitol hill this hour as isaac herzog is about to address a joint meetingthe house and senate. i'm kate bolduan with john berman and sara sidner, this is "cnn news central." ♪ ♪ >>> we are now moments away from the israeli president addressing a joint meeting of congress, one of the highest marks of respect that the congress affords to foreign leaders. he's only the second israeli president to mack ke such an address and the first was his father 35 years ago. despite strong bipartisan ties between american lawmakers and israel and longstanding ties, this visit and this address is exposing some tension within the democratic party around that support right now in this political arena. cnn's lauren fox is back with us on capitol hill. this is about to begin. talk to me about this speech and this moment. >> yeah. obviously the chamber is looking more and more full as we await this address by the israeli president. one thing that has become very clear is there is strong bipartisan support on capitol hill for israel despite the fact that over the last several day

it's the isaac avery stories. so my point is not to take the fudge story or the stories of these other similar confederates and to push them to the front. it's not to say this is the common experience. i think that question is a bad one, despite the fact that it's on the title of my book and my editors, what i said my wife had the great i'm going to give her all kinds. credit for reading it. beth i hope. beth said. and she was right. she said the first letter. first sentence of your book should be there is no common soldier in the civil war. that's what my books about, i think, is that search keeps us from understanding how historical accuracy occupy the same historical space at the same moment can render very different understandings or meanings of it. that should be our goal, particularly when we're on the battlefield the temptation is to get a single narrative as the truth. and that often again comes from one or two sources that could be particularly their truth, rather that speak a truth, like to speak of unde

and that's exactly how isaac feels about his future.oving out and stuff like that because don't want to live with my mum forever. but how long that takes is in the hands of the banks. colletta smith, bbc news in netherton, near huddersfield. the bbc has been told that nigel farage had his bank account at the prestigious private bank coutts closed because they fell below the financial threshold required for customers. last week, the former brexit party leader claimed his accounts were withdrawn because of his political views. our business editor, simonjack, is here. simon, you found this out. what else do you know?— do you know? people familiar with this situation _ do you know? people familiar with this situation said _ do you know? people familiar with this situation said the _ do you know? people familiar with this situation said the decision - do you know? people familiar with this situation said the decision to i this situation said the decision to remove mr farage's accounts was not political but commercial, and pointed me towards

i think if there's any suspicion _ weapon isaac.n thatjoe weapon isaac. i think if there's any suspicion that joe bidens representatives are in court today i think— representatives are in court today i think that — representatives are in court today i think that is — representatives are in court today i think that is quite dangerous for him _ think that is quite dangerous for him up — think that is quite dangerous for him. up until now he's already said, i'm completely separate from everything whether it's to do a trump — everything whether it's to do a trump or— everything whether it's to do a trump or his son. i think that's a whiff_ trump or his son. i think that's a whiff of— trump or his son. i think that's a whiff of suspicion he doesn't need. ron, _ whiff of suspicion he doesn't need. ron, you _ whiff of suspicion he doesn't need. ron, you will have your ear to the ground among republicans in washington. what do they make of what happened yesterday? do you think that the plea deal as well as which would've kept him out of pri