it is a lovely place to go, matlock. it is, why would you wa nt to go, matlock.ere else? that is the thinking. when they do this work around the bank holiday weekend, which they will do because it is next weekend at the one after, it seems crazy because people are on the move, but these are the quietest weekends for them to do it? yes, it is the opposite of the motorways. before christmas and new year, we are told, the roadworks are coming out, you can drive you need to. on the railways, they do the opposite. we have 2000 —— the railways, they do the opposite. we have 2000 -- 200,000 the railways, they do the opposite. we have 2000 —— 200,000 people a day using london euston during the week, and in august it will be quite so let's close. that will affect all the people who only travel occasionally by train. it tends to be during august and the bank holidays, so everyone gets the idea is that the trains are all wrong. we even got the message from donna in diffusing, iam even got the message from donna in diffusing, i am taking my eight—year—old from cardiff to pad

the defense is hoping that the jurors hang on to this hollywood definition like there will be a "matlock" moment where there will be a great confession or signed document and removes all possibility and that's not the law so i can see why the defense wants to spin it that way but i don't think it's indicative of where the jury is headed. >> what about the other questions getting into the nitty-gritty detail of what rick gates testified. two things, they had a question on when a person is required to file a foreign bank disclosure because there's a 51% threshold and we know manafort and his wife held 50%. then there's the question about the definition of shelf companies. what's your read on those two? >> i think these cases are tough for lay people who serve on a jury. these aren't tax folks who have some idea of the companies so again they're in a room and table to talk about the case for the first time and now they're saying okay the judge told us this, the evidence was this, this was the crime and the indictment we can read it here so what evidence matches that count to see if the gove

( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) "all i got left on the team is giuliani and a dvd of 'matlock.'" ( laughter ) then, trump tried to patch up his recent rough relations with canada. >> canada, they like to talk. they're our great neighbor. they fought world war ii with us. we appreciate it. >> stephen: we do. it's a shame we'll be on opposite sides for world war iii, of course. ( laughter ) today's speech also featured a rare moment of self-reflection. >> in fact, their only policy was that donald trump is a bad guy, he's a bad person. vote against him. and they said it so much, they spent hundreds of millions of dollars of negative ads. nobody's ever been hit like that. i used to go home. i started disliking myself. ( laughter ) it's true. i said, "man, am i that bad?" >> stephen: pat, i'd like to solve the puzzle. es.">> joh >> stephen: did i-- did i-- ( applause ) >> jon: the wheel's spinnin'. >> stephen: then, trump walked away from the podium and gave a big hug to the american flag. ( audience reacts ) oh, say can you see, that was not consensual. ( laughter ) that is-- ( chee