lee anderson enters the fray now. are you expecting more tory defections? rick, to be honest. i mean , patrick, to be honest. i mean, there has been conversations this week. i'm going to be honest that my phone has been on fire since monday. lots of, calls and text messages from from colleagues who are very concerned about losing their seats. but you know, i think it's, i think it's a case, patrick, if they're going to go down with the ship, that's what they're going to do. they see they're going to do. they see the writing on the wall. they're not to prepared make the punch. it's a shame, really, because there's a lot of good conservative mps still in the party that deserve to be in parliament after the next election. but the way things are going , they won't be there, going, they won't be there, sadly. >> so tory mps have been calling you and discussing the idea of defecting at least. >> well, they've been calling me and, well, they've been saying things like, please don't stand in my area, please don't stand in my area, please don't stand in my area, plea

i think i'm cringing at lee anderson's comments. >> however, i do think that there's an argument thaterpreted doesn't care about our culture. now, how do you interpret the word are? does he mean are, as in all of our culture or are is an exclusive word? and i think that that's entirely ambiguous. yes, sometimes you can dance on the head of a pin talking about these issues, because anything that you say can be over interpreted, interpreted. i'm reminded actually, of one of our former colleagues, alastair stewart. yes. now, when he worked at itv and had a twitter account, and when people sort of were were silly or rude on there, he would often quote a line from shakespeare about dancing monkeys. yes. and he'd quote that at lots and lots of people. he once had the unfortunate incident of doing that to someone who happened to be black. yes. and that was used as a mechanism to fire him from his job, even though he'd said the same thing to lots. >> the intention wasn't to inqu >> the intention wasn't to insult like that, but that's how it's interpreted, mel stride, the work and pensions sec

new research says, will get around 18 seats, including those of nigel farage, richard tice and lee andersonthe forecast labour victory would be more significant than tony blair's landslide election result of 1997, and it would be the largest win by any political party over the last 100 years. well, with just over a week to go until the general election, prime minister rishi sunak and the labour leader, sir keir starmer are about to go head to headin starmer are about to go head to head in another tv debate . if head in another tv debate. if you're watching on tv, we can see pictures of the two leaders walking towards the historic and beautiful front entrance of nottingham trent university there, where the debate is due to be held. inside, questions from the public starting at around a quarter past eight. live reaction to that right here gb news. meanwhile, labour has confirmed that a party member has been arrested. it follows a police investigation into the sixteen scam concerning some westminster mps. the police investigation relates to at least 12 men who had received unsolicited text mes

well the reform party will win around 18 seats, including those of nigel farage, richard tice and lee anderson. the forecast labour victory would be larger than tony blair's landslide in 1997, and be the largest win by any party in modern parliamentary history, except for back in 1931. the 60 seats, the conservatives are likely to get. according to this poll, could be their worst result since at least 1900. well, today the scotland secretary, alister jack, insisted he hadn't broken any rules after he admitted to placing three bets on the date of the election . the cabinet of the election. the cabinet minister said he had no inside knowledge of when the election would take place, despite previously bragging he'd made more than £2,000 on the bet. later, he dismissed that as a joke. mrjack becomes later, he dismissed that as a joke. mr jack becomes the seventh person to become embroiled in the scandal with just a week until voters head to the polls . the labour leader, the polls. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says the tories have taken too long to deal with the scandal. >> i made very clea

is live in reforms, lee anderson is live in the studio.tories. plus in scotland is not playing. >> will you support england in the euros? no he doesn't mind being paid by the english taxpayer though, does he? >> and tory government, which is starved our public services and brought the country to its knees services and brought. the country to its knees. the welsh labour leader. they're reduced to tears as he faces being turfed out less than 100 days into the job. on my panel tonight is the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brooks and author rebecca reid. oh yes, and ed davey has just announced another big policy. here we go . big policy. here we go. >> we will. >> we will. >> get ready britain. here we go are some illegal migrants ungrateful? next .

and nigel farage, richard tice and lee anderson. the forecast labour victory would be more significant than tony blair's landslide election result of 97, and it would be the largest win by any political party over the last 100 years. meanwhile labour has confirmed tonight that a party member has been arrested in islington in london. it follows a police investigation into the sixteen scam concerning some westminster mps. the police investigation relates to at least 12 men who had received unsolicited text messages in the so—called honeytrap scandal. labour says it has administratively suspended the member from the party and cannot comment further due to the ongoing police investigation . ongoing police investigation. now the shadow health secretary, wes streeting, has maintained his position that a 35% pay rise for junior doctors is a non—starter. but he says he will reopen talks with the bma if labour wins the general election. meanwhile, nhs leaders are warning of major disruption as a result of the combination of the walkouts and

they have one seat by virtue of lee rowley leaving the conservative party. anderson, lee anderson.ative party that's it. right? yes. so to claim to be on that basis and on the basis of one opinion poll, the leader of the opposition, it's just sounds silly. so no, no, just would be best in your mind because you're now chair of the policy exchange, which is a leading think tank in westminster. >> so you're up close and personal quite a lot with a lot of ministers and shadow ministers on the tory side. once this is all done and dusted, assuming that it is a terrible drubbing because that's what the pollsters are all more or less universally saying it will be. who do you think would be best placed to try and piece things back together on the right? it's hard to know because it depends who wins their seats . who wins their seats. >> i mean, you have to find somebody who's won a seat. >> so let's put it this way. let's assume that braverman patel, morden jenrick . and, i'm patel, morden jenrick. and, i'm trying to think who else might be a bad knock . sorry. be a bad knock. sorry. >> bad

the only place where reform uk are fighting to hold on to something because this is the seat of lee andersong against the tories, against labour as well as there being a prominent independent candidate, it means this could be one of the most tightly contested seats anywhere in the country. what could make the difference? people here tell me they are worried about immigration, the cost of living, crime, but perhaps more than anything else, there is just this feeling that these areas have been left behind and that is a feeling that politicians ignore at their peril because as everyone around here knows, the redwall, it leads to downing street.— around here knows, the redwall, it leads to downing street. thank you very much- — and you can find a full list of all candidates standing in the general election on the bbc news website. nigel farage, the leader of reform uk, has told the bbc that europe and nato �*provoked' russia's invasion of ukraine. mr farage was speaking to nick robinson in an interview for panorama — let's go to westminster and our political correspondent, leila nathoo. what's h

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you've also seen the situation, of course, with lee anderson, but. ine and still is, i hope, because he's a great man in his own way. >> and i say that i did say to him i was obviously unhappy that he moved across to reform. but let me just say this , actually, let me just say this, actually, i'm afraid that the question of what is going to happen in this general election is very much in the hands of some of the people who yet haven't made up their minds and there are more of those than people might appreciate. and even if they've said they've made up their minds, just watch this space. because actually and i'm the polls haven't moved, though. >> well , the polls since the election. >> no, but if i'm what i'm about to say hasn't been explained as well as perhaps it could be. and it's very simple. if you want to change legislation to improve the lot of people, you have to be able to have a majority in the house of commons. if you don't have a majority in the house of commons. no, no, listen, if i may just say this, actually, we're talking about this ge

really think that labour think that lee anderson should be forgiven for anything.ule for anyone else? they're turning a blind eye to racism here, i don't think the, turning a blind eye to racism, because if they were, then diane abbott wouldn't have been investigated in the first place and she wouldn't have been sidelined for as long as she was. i think the problem with this whole process was the fact that it seems like some of the membership, that it's one rule for other people and another rule for diane abbott, because there's been other labour mps as well that have made, comments that are deemed to be anti—semitic. some of them haven't even had the whip removed, and some of them have had it removed and then given it back, given back to them. so i think that's the problem. to begin with. but i think for the labour party overall, it's a broad church and it should be a broad church and it should be a broad church. and actually angela rayner is part of more so the socialist side of the labour party. and that is good to have some balance in that sense. >> all right,

you're all manner on on saturday he was mobbed when he was with lee anderson. he loves it.people coming to see him. yes. he's got this big opportunity in america with with donald trump. but he's a you know, he wears his union jack on his socks. this is his country. >> it is what, chris, i know you need to get over there for that big announcement. so we'll let you p0p big announcement. so we'll let you pop off now chris i'll speak to you in a short while. let's move on now to sir keir starmer , move on now to sir keir starmer, because he says that his commitment to britain's nuclear deterrent is absolute. but he was put on the defensive earlier today after he was asked whether his whole shadow cabinet would behind him on the issue because labour deputy leader angela rayner and the shadow foreign secretary, david lammy, both voted against the renewal of trident. if you recall , back voted against the renewal of trident. if you recall, back in 2015. and here's what the labour leader had to say i lead this party. >> i've changed this party. if we're privileged to come in to ser

i mean, i, i think, you know, when lee anderson , that man who we lee anderson, that man who we knowothing about the post office, says that ed davey is responsible for suicide , i think he's completely suicide, i think he's completely wrong. however, i was absolutely shocked. and this this is months ago that when it first came out that ed davey had had anything to do with it, i assumed that that lib dem headquarters. i mean, what if i had been working there? i would have said right as soon as i knew ed davey had anything to do with it, you put him out. he apologises and then he says, and then i'm going to fight for them. and because the were right, james arbuthnot, a tory for really , really hard, tory for really, really hard, and kevin brennan, i mean a labour and a tory mp, fought incredibly hard. ed davey he could have done something and instead for six weeks he avoided the cameras and now he's thinking, and you're right. i mean, people are, people are still really, really suffering. and this government, this government has done anything we need to have proper compensation. and ac

lee anderson is on to discuss that. there was a lot made of rishi sunak like ing about tax. what sir keir starmer lying about that police are too afraid of misconduct hearings to make arrests. those are the words of mark rowley. and we go live to normandy to celebrate our greatest generation , our greatest generation, our brilliant stuff. >> patrick, thank you so much for that teaser. will, of course, be with you through from nine. that's it from us on state of the nation tonight . be back of the nation tonight. be back with us tomorrow, of course, from eight, where we'll have the roundup of what is turning out to be perhaps a more exciting and unpredictable general election than was first expected. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello! welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. tomorrow is going to be another fairly cool day across the northwest, with a risk of some further heavy showers , and we could see some showers, and we could see some further he

from 2010 on tonight, lee anderson perhaps being a good example of that.bate. increasingly, it is something that parties on the left of politics are talking about as well. i don't think it is sensible to pigeonhole much of what is in there to be labour or conservative. but i think there is a lot of common sense. i think these things will garner a lot of public support. smart tax cuts that create growth pay for themselves over and over and over. if you get higher growth then, guess what? you get higher tax revenues. the compounding effects of that over five, ten, revenues. the compounding effects of that overfive, ten, 15 revenues. the compounding effects of that over five, ten, 15 years revenues. the compounding effects of that overfive, ten, 15 years is massive and there is not enough discussion in this country about the benefits of growth. there is no id in the main two parties about that. if you grow the economy by an extra 1% or 1.5% the extra tax revenues would be about ten billions. we have to talk about growth and the benefits. ,,., ., , to talk abo

survivors of the 2020 shooting at club q were on hand as anderson lee aldridge pleads guilty to 74 federal hate crime charges today. five people were killed, 19 others injured when he went on a shooting rampage in colorado springs fueled by hatred for gays, trans, and non-binary people. and the judge sentenced him to life if prison without the possibility of parole. it still haunts them to this day. >> one day at a time, pretty much. keep talking about it and not let people forget. that's what motivates me. i think that's one of the reasons why i was spared to keep talking. >> club q had served as a safe haven for people from a variety of backgrounds in the largely conservative town of colorado springs. >>> well pride month is a celebration of acceptance and loving who you are, but that doesn't always come easy. len ramirez introduces us to a bay area senior undergoing gender affirming care, a part of a lifelong journey towards discovering his authentic self. >> reporter: well the person you're about to meet since the age of five knew he was always meant to be a man, but he never got to li

lee anderson is perhaps the best example of that.re lots of people like lee anderson who just feel that this sort of metropolitan labour party isn't for them. and we're here, you know, as you say, in merthyr tydfil, we're here because, chris, you know, labour have run wales for 25 years. they pay more tax per head. there's more government spending per head. and yet the outcomes on health and education are worse. and that's a warning as to what a labour government might be a bit like the conservative government, just slightly worse. but also the point that here in wales, some of the crazy things that have happened, no opposition . the happened, no opposition. the conservatives are so divided, there's been no opposition just in the back of this document here, it talks about, £150 billion of savings per year. >> the institute for fiscal studies, the ifs, which looks over all the main parties, has said in the last few minutes these sums don't add up. >> and they've said that about the labour manifesto as well. the conservative manifesto

lee anderson was suspended under prime minister rishi sunak in february after claiming sadiq khan wase to light. but all across the country, every day there is mps like me, conservative mps, working their best for people, and you never hear about the other 350—odd of us. well, if you are someone who is working their best, working their hardest... yes, absolutely. would you campaign for those two candidates, then? i would campaign for candidates. i mean, at the moment, we are all campaigning for ourselves. sure, but would you spend conservative campaign money, resources and time in those areas? that is a decision for the prime minister and it's a decision for the campaign. ok, well, let me ask you personally, would you go to those two areas and campaign for those candidates? i would always want due process to be done. if i was accused of anything or if anybody else was, i would always want due process to be done. right, so would you... you're a straight talker... you're a straight talker. i am a straight talker. so is it yes or no? i answered the question. i would want due process to b

where's lee anderson been on the campaign trail with his wife has been very seriously ill. know. in the last couple of days people have been asking me where is he? >> i wanted lee to come today, but his wife has been very ill. >> fair enough. thank you for clarifying that point, when i said about that whole moderating your views, then. so you think that you can grow this from a fairly sort of right wing platform? i'm not going to call it far right and hard right. no. do you need to moderate a little bit to get more people in to get to 30? >> no, because i think what we're talking about, the fact that britain is broken, that nothing works, that the population explosion has devalued the lives and quality of life of pretty much everybody. i think these i think people are joining up the dots out there now and they're beginning to understand it. >> so when you say about this campaign, i get the whole pudding yourself as the opposition, but proportional representation, are you going to make that a campaign like brexit next sunday? >> you'll be sitting here and there'll be a massiv

survivors of the 2020 shooting at club q were on hand as anderson lee aldridge pleads guilty to 74 federal hate crime charges today. five people were killed, 19 others injured when he went

i think there's a chance maybe lee anderson gets his seat in asheville because he's not labour.ut will richard tice get one? i'm not sure. can ben habib get one? i'm not sure either of them really has the name recognition, the brand recognition to do that. so it's interesting the cash or the infrastructure, do they they don't. and i have to be honest, they haven't given me the impression of a particularly well organised campaign. they they're not strategic, like you have to say to a degree, the liberal democrats are actually quite good at focusing resources on seats where there is a degree of apathy or anger. what reform have done is they've put their best people into those kind of seats, but they're not necessarily focusing absolutely everything that they have given . everything that they have given. as you say, they don't have the resources to stand nationwide. i don't feel that they're doing that particularly well. they've pulled quite well up to now, fairly respectably, given that they're a new party. however, they're a new party. however, they are also an insurgent right wi

that the reform party will win around 18 seats, including those of nigel farage, richard tice and lee anderson. the forecast labour victory would be more significant than tony blair's landslide election in 1970, 1997, and would be the largest win by any political party over the last 100 years, going right back to, in fact, the 1930s. well, the two main party leaders went head to head tonight in another tv debate, sir keir starmer and rishi sunak arriving at nottingham trent university earlier to take part. and they answered questions from anianed and they answered questions from an invited studio audience, with one asking how each leader was planning to control illegal immigration. we'll have full reaction to that coming up later on. gb news now julian assange says it's surreal to be back on australian soil after his years long struggle for freedom came to an end today. and a warning if you're watching on television this does contain some flashing imagery. the 52 year old wikileaks founder touched down in canberra, australia, today. he was greeted by his father and his wife, stella. she says h

labour party debbie solomon, tory party, lee anderson, reform alexanda kotey for the green party. >>independent. daniel holmes who is a liberal democrat. >> don't forget, we want to know your say about all the issues we're talking about now. heathrow airport has been left in chaos after an it meltdown. >> okay, so passengers saw faced hours of delay waiting to collect their bags. planes even left the airport without people's luggage . people's luggage. >> some of those affected included the legendary music manager nick stewart, which is why i was singing very badly. boogie wonderland, because one of his bands was the memorable earth, wind and fire. nick joins us now . nick, we're not asking us now. nick, we're not asking you to reprise , the greatest you to reprise, the greatest hits. earth, wind and fire's greatest hits, but what happened to you at the airport and how infuriating is it? >> i have to tell you straight away that i must report your appalling, impersonator, philip bailey, to the band at the earliest notice. but good morning to you both . thank you morning to you both. t

around 18 seats, according to this research, including those of nigel farage, richard tice and lee anderson blair's landslide election result of 97, and it would be the largest win by any political party over the last 100 years. meanwhile labour has confirmed tonight that a party member has been arrested in islington in london. it follows a police investigation into the sixteen scam concerning some westminster mps. the police investigation relates to at least 12 men who had received unsolicited text messages in the so—called honeytrap scandal. labour says it has administratively suspended the member from the party and cannot comment further due to the ongoing police investigation . ongoing police investigation. now the shadow health secretary, wes streeting, has maintained his position that a 35% pay rise for junior doctors is a non—starter. but he says he will reopen talks with the bma if labour wins the general election. meanwhile, nhs leaders are warning of major disruption as a result of the combination of the walkouts and the current heatwave.

lee anderson, these are names you would never have thought would have happened before.t 3 or 4 short weeks ago, labour's labours, best result since the 1930s. the tories worst one since 1900. history made across the board 2222. cabinet ministers to lose their seats. that's virtually the entire cabinet losing their seats. who's left? james cleverly, home secretary steve barclay, the environment secretary. mark harper, the transport secretary. lucy frazer , laura trott, tom tugendhat, mike tomlinson , the immigration mike tomlinson, the immigration minister. not many. also don't forget jeremy corbyn. he wins islington north from labour. so a quite extraordinary set of results here. again, the only poll that matters , as i'm sure poll that matters, as i'm sure we'll hear from the tories tonight when they see this poll, is july the 4th. that's thursday next week. but people are voting now. 1 in 5 of us vote in postal ballots. and so that will be a worry. i think that these numbers are coming out. this poll will, between the 14th of june and the 24th of june. that's just yes

he's then mobbed on saturday in ashfield with lee anderson and now it's monday. but it could be. we're about to see nigel farage re—enter this campaign as a candidate at the election and that will be extraordinary. but again , not, extraordinary. but again, not, not not we can't say for certain yet. >> well, the anticipation is certainly building, i'm sure you've seen isabel oakeshott. i think it's fair to say partner of richard tice . yes, she of richard tice. yes, she tweeted an hour ago no pacts with the tories, because that was one suggestion, what this announcement might be. and then she tweeted, despite increasingly desperate phone calls from conservative mps, reform uk will not be standing down any candidates. hopefully that's clear enough, makes sense of that for us. >> well, that rules out the other big idea, which is there was some form of pact being offered. and again, i think that was the offer made by nigel farage on sun tv last wednesday. it wasn't taken up and there was some history going back here with nigel farage stood down about a third of his

that journey that millions did in this country, you know, from sort of 2010 on to now, i guess, lee anderson actually what we're talking about here in terms of giving those at the lowest end of the income scale or those trapped on benefits, we're trying to find some answers, some solutions and things we can campaign for to try and make lives absolutely the best they can be. for those at the bottom of the spectrum. now, whether you regard that, chris as being a labour policy or a tory policy, i don't know. we just take the view that it's a right policy. it's the correct policy. and i actually think what's interesting is immigration. the subject's always considered to be a right of centre debate across europe. increasingly it's something that parties on the left of politics are talking about as well. so i don't think it's, it's sensible to pigeonhole much of what's in there as being labour or conservative. but i do believe, as richard said, there's an awful lot of common sense , and awful lot of common sense, and these are the things we're going to campaign for. and i think they're going to ga

lee. thank you, aaron, back to you all right. >> anderson and with me now as the california governor and bidenporter, gavin newsom and governor newsom, i appreciate your time so you came here to atlanta to support the president. i want to start just with the protocol here because there's been this emerging reporting about something that may not seem important, but isn't it? let's the handshake. it's when they both walk out and do you shake or do you not shake? and apparently, he's considering not shaking trump and i'm also consider all right. is it a mistake if they don't like people shaking hands? i like civility where the end of the day we all want to be loved, we all need to be loved. we want to be protected, connected, respected. there's humanity here. there's also respect. president united states, i think trump's should shake biden's him and biden should. i'd like to look if we're getting into this nitty-gritty, we've run out of punditry, pre-debate. >> well, i mean, but we know the optics matter and they matter. governor is because so many people are watching just for what mj lee saying

lee in bari, italy. >> so has the president been able to do actual debate prep? >> is he planning to anderson? he is up in the air right now heading back to the states, but beyond the box having had loved ones time last week, of course, he was in france for the d-day commemoration in italy this week for the g7. and now it really is time for him to focus on trying to get re-elected with that first debate are only two weeks away and we are told that ron klain his former chief of staff is leading the debate prep and that has begun and the strategy really for the campaign, this tried to focus on ways of holding trump accountable. so that is really the strategy we've seen from the white house and the campaign over the last few months trying to draw the contrast on issues like reproductive rights, trying to hit trump. >> four promoting political violence undermining democracy. and i think the campaign is going to see this debate as having been successful if they feel like they have painted trump on the debate stage as chaotic and divisive. and meanwhile, president biden, standing next to him as sort

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i'll stay with me for more reaction, anderson, i know we've got a few of the white house has to say now, i want to bring in senior white house correspondent mj lee, who covers the biden campaign, how they're seeing this tonight? yeah what are they saying yeah. >> will anderson obviously a ton of democrats, voters elected officials were tuning in i really nervous and really desperate for president biden to give his aide performance. and after his performance, it has really set off panic there was one democratic congressman i was in touch with who was on capitol hill at a watch party with a number of other lawmakers and that moment early on in the debate where president biden was talking about the national debt and seem to lose his train of thought. pause for several seconds and then gave a confusing answer. he said that when that happens, the entire room was just completely silent and in shock and that this members own reaction was that he wanted to jump off of a bridge. and he said that throughout the course of the 90 minutes of the debate he and the other lawmakers in the room felt like donald trump looked young and go biden, looked old, and th

lee starts us off so what have you learned about this contrast? the biden team is hoping to make against the former president will anderson, even though domestic policies are really top of mind for the biden team, i am told by a source, the foreign policy has come up in these debate prep sessions at camp david, led by the president's national security adviser, jake sullivan, and the president of course, is preparing for the possibility of foreign policy coming up on thursday night. >> and as one campaign official put it to me, they said that when it comes to foreign policy, the contrast at the president is it's going to try to draw on thursday night, really could not be more stark. they said, president biden stands up to dictators and defense freedom. trump is a loser who is too dangerous and reckless to ever be anywhere close to the oval office again one famous line from donald trump that is source had said is likely to come up thursday night this is recent claim that he would be a dictator on day one, but i do think it's worth noting a challenge for the biden team potentially as they're preparing for these foreign policy issues, is that some of donal

lee carter, thank you. now for media analysis on the so-called trump derangement syndrome, the kevin corke alluded to at the top of the show, let's bring in founder of the kings firm gillian anderson and seattle talk radio host. welcome to you both. julian, to you first, hillary clinton posted this on x, saying "80 years ago today, thousands of brave americans fought to protect democracy on the shores of normandy. this november all we have to do is vote. no need to go on the beach and get shot by germans, you just vote. >> i mean leave it to hillary clinton. rather than honoring some of our nation's bravest war heroes on the 80th anniversary of d-day, hillary clinton uses the occasion to compare trump to hitler. ignorant comments like this only confirmed to the millions of americans have voted for trump in 2016 that they were spot on in making that right choice and denying her the presidency. >> trace: i want to play this soundbite because it's from our disgraced former deputy fbi director on cnn and i just want you to watch the drama involved in this. >> people are really trying to assess what is life going to be like if donald trump wins a second term. on a personal note, these

first though cnn's mj lee and kristen holmes, the latest from inside both campaigns, mj, what more you learning about what president biden wants to accomplish tomorrow night well anderson if you put all of the policy issues aside for a second, there's one specific category of incoming from donald trump on that the president is preparing for and bracing for, and that is personal insults that are directed not only out the president of members of his family as well told by one biden adviser that at these debate prep sessions at camp david in recent days something that the president has been readying for are the potential insults and attack that are thrown his way, aimed at specific members of his family. >> and this adviser wouldn't elaborate. this is obviously a very sensitive issue but something that is of course, still very frehse for the biden family is the news from earlier this month that his son, hunter biden, was convicted on three separate felony gun charges. a saga that has been incredibly deeply painful for the entire biden family. and what is incredible is that the

first though, cnn's mj lee and kristen holmes, the latest from inside both campaigns, mj, what more you learning about what president biden wants to accomplish them are nine well, anderson, if you put all of the policy issues aside for a second, there's one specific category of incoming from donald trump that the as it is preparing for embracing 4. >> and that is personal insults that are directed not only at the president of members of his family as well, i'm told by one biden adviser that at these debate prep sessions at camp david in recent days something that the president has been reading for the potential insults and attack that are thrown his way, aimed at specific members of his family. and this adviser wouldn't elaborate. this is obviously a very sensitive issue, but something that is of course still very frehse for the biden family is the news from earlier this month that his son, hunter biden, was convicted on three separate felony gun charges a saga that has been incredibly deeply painful for the entire biden family. and what is incredible is that the president has already experienced donald trump going after his son, hunter biden. this was back in the septe