thank you again, lachlan cartwright, of the reported. you again, lachlan cartwright, of the reported- -- of the | the reported. cheers. -- of the hollywood _ the reported. cheers. -- of the hollywood reporter. _ rents rising at a record, house—building suffering a slump, mortgage rates having been hiked, and a noticeable anger about the property market. today in the commons, reform of rental rights was waved through, but housing in general could be one of the big dividing lines in the election. labour say it wants to get britain building, and we'll hear from them in a moment. but first nick and ben are back. nick, where are we on rental reform and leasehold reform — big promises from government, but the oppposition say much of this is being watered down? 0n on this bill this afternoon there were a few votes on amendments but on the crucial bill its third reading, should this will go to the house of lords, there was no division, why? because the government supports it, it is their bill, they say they are enacting the pledge they gave in their manifesto for the 2019 election that they w

lachlan cartwright joins me now, now a special correspondent for the hollywood reporter.our piece on "the daily" and heard you talk through it. a lot of people don't know that this happens, but i want to start with what i just read. you have been paying close attention and you know the details very well. you are going to be in the courtroom, i believe, and as someone intimately aware of the contours, what do you hope people understand? >> fundamentally, this is about election interference. people are focusing on a payoff to adult film actress, stormy daniels, but fundamentally, this is a case about election interference. we go back to a meeting that took place in august of 2015 with a person i used to work for, david with michael cohen, and he says, "i will be the eyes and ears of the campaign, my organization purchased negative stories off the market and we will run negative stories on your rivals." i did not know that in real time when i was executive editor. when we were orchestrating operations like what happened with the doorman, trying to stand off with this tip abo

lachlan cartwright joins me now. he is a executive -- this is such a fascinating piece.eard you speak, a lot of people don't know this is what happens out there. i want to start with what i just read. you clearly have been paying close attention to this case and know the details very well. you will be in the courtroom, i believe. as someone intimately aware of the con torture, what do you hope people understand >> fundamentally, this is a case about election interference. i understand people are focusing on the payoff to a star, but fundamentally, this is a case about election interference. we go back to a meeting that took place in august 2015 with the person i used to work for david and is with michael cohen and he says i will be the eyes and ears of the campaign. my organization will purchase negative stories off the market and run negative stories on your rivals. that is something i did not know in real time when i was the executive editor of the inquirer and when we were orchestrating operations such as what happened with -- were trying to find out about trump havin

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dylan howard will play a key role on the stand. >> thank you, lachlan cartwright, always insightful and interesting. i look forward to talking to you more this evening. >>> christine noel him killed her dog and i owe an apology. (♪♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. >>> there are few things that we in the country agree upon nowadays, but love of dogs is about as close as you get. that's probably why was a scandal in 2012 when we learned mitt romney had once strapped is dog to the roof of his car for a 12 hour drive. of course, he was widely ridiculed and as a secretary at the time to the obama campaign, i admit i was critical myself. i still would not defend strapping a dog to the roof of a car, i feel i owe the senator a bit of an apology. i am sorry, senator romney. that is no longer the worst dog related political scandal in american history. governor kristi noem of south dakota takes that mantle who she seems to be on every shortlist for vice president for trump. she recently told a story about her dog in a forthcoming book. according to the guardian which

. >> lachlan cartwright, vaughn hillyard, sue craig, an embarrassment of brilliant riches.us. thank you for being here for the whole hour, you guys. thank you. i'm sure trials won't cooperate every day, but today the schedule was in our favor. we have much more coverage, like two more hours' worth of today's opening statements. we'll preview the long, long list of key witnesses still in our future who will be making their way to the stand in the coming days and weeks, testifying day after day in front of the jury and now criminal defendant donald j. trump. the next hour of "deadline: white house" starts after a very short break. don't go anywhere. short break. don't go anywhe.er hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? and its refill reminder light means i'll never miss a day of freshness. ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates match