mrs. robinson. and just loving care that she devoted to them in the same kind of guidance than it she poured into michelle and craig just a sheet. she's just a magnificent person and had a wonderful life and she she will be missed as somebody is raising kids who don't have a grandma because she she got a couple of years ago before they were born. i was thinking think about just what an extraordinary thing what in front are a blessing for the obamas to have mrs. robinson there when they were on the road or couldn't make it to dinner or whatever it was to have that maternal role for the kids and maybe even for rama who lost his mom i know long before obviously he won the white house yeah. >> well, i think that relationship was really interesting. barack obama was sort of rootless when he came to chicago. he was looking for roots and he found it in the robinson family and mrs. robinson, as you pointed out? a his mother died quite young. your father was not really a part of his life and michelle's famil

mrs. robinson. >>> thank you for watching tonight, join us again tomorrow on the sunday show.e congressman jerry nadler joins us, the congressman from new york joined us tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. yint . somehow she disappeared.

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mrs. robinson obviously brought to washington block to the white house and blocked it over girls. live and in this, i'm sure it's heartbreaking for mrs. obama, for her daughters who are now women and who owe a lot of their learning in the way in which they've navigated the world not only to their mother, but certainly to their grandmother as well. it's a real loss also for that family really to the nation. and what she represented and what she was able to do for the first family in those years that they were in a lighthouse? >> yeah. so said i want to read part of the obama statement that was really over those eight years she made great friends with the usher because in butler's, the folks who make the white house at home, she'd often sneak outside the gates to buy greeting cards at cvs and sometimes another customer might actually recognize her. you look like michel's mother. they'd say feed, smiling reply. oh, i get that. a lot. >> our hearts go out to the family, our deepest, deepest condolences. >> may she rest in peace and may her memory be a blessing we'll be right back. >>

mr. robinson: glad you get to hear from him.g forward to great things from him in our party. our party is expanding exponentially, the mainstream news media says. this is not just the party of old, rich white guys. [applause] this is the party of true inclusion and true freedom and we always have been. thk for being here and we appreciate you. [applause] vivek: love this man. the media is waiti -- now they are conceding -- maybe after the end of trump, it will go away. people like mark robinson told me we are just getting started. we've got the theater to worry about first and that is why i am here. i don't say this with pleasure. we are in the middle of a war in this country. it's not a war between black and white, as the media would have you believe. it isn't even a war it really between a man or woman for gay or straight, not even a war between democrat and republican really. it is a war between those of us who love the united states of america and our founding ideals , and a fringe minority who hates this country and what we

mrs. robinson moved into the white house with the obamas in 2009 and cared for the family's two young daughtersa. a cause of death was not given. marian robinson was 86 years old. >> president biden breaking his silence today on donald trump's historic criminal conviction, as reporter morgan mckay shows us, the former president says he will be appealing the verdict following his sentencing on july 11th. >> it's reckless. it's dangerous, and it's irresponsible for anyone to say this was rigged just because they don't like the verdict. >> president joe biden calling out former president donald trump for his attacks on the justice system after a jury of his peers found trump guilty on all 34 felony charges, the jury decided that trump hid hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels by falsifying business records with the intent to influence the election. but trump, in a speech at trump tower, blamed everyone from biden to the judge for the guilty verdict and, of course, blamed his former lawyer, michael cohen. >> i'm not allowed to use his name because of the gag order, but you know, he'

the reform uk leader took part in an interview with the bbc's nick robinson . mrinson. mr farage said the expansion of the eu and nato gave putin a reason to tell the russian people they're coming for us again. the prime minister says the comments play prime minister says the comments play into the russian president's hands, which the labour leader echoed , and the labour leader echoed, and the conservatives say they're going to focus on the night time economy and secure the future of britain's pubs, bars, restaurants and music venues . in restaurants and music venues. in its first 100 days of government, the tory party says a comprehensive review would be launched to look at licensing laws , planning rules and other laws, planning rules and other enforcements they say is holding back growth. the liberal democrats are setting out a plan to save chalk streams from environmental disaster. it comes as analysis by the party found over 48,500 hours worth of sewage was discharged into chalk streams last year. sewage was discharged into chalk streams last year . that's m

mrs. robinson. >>> thank you for watching tonight, join us again tomorrow on the sunday show. raking member of the house judiciary committee congressman jerry nadler joins us, the congressman from new york joined us tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. yint . somehow she disappeared. janet gomez: she was like, are you with kenia? and i said, no, i thought she was with you. >> somehow she disappeared. >> she was, like, are you with kenya? and i say u no, i thought she w with you. >> where was she? and clues on the surveillance tape and strange stories from a witness. and then another beauty. this one left for dead. >> she was unrecognizable. >> was evil stalking young women? >> both dark haired. both pretty girls. it was chillingly similar. >> a place that led to unheard of t places. and then finally, far from the city, the truth revealed on a quiet country road. >> he got out of the car. and let out this scream. >> and an act of courage from a woman who refused to be a victim. >> and i won. >> and i won. >> the woman barely alive. her jaw shattered in a dozen pie

mr. robinson has good company over in minnesota, where their republican party has endorsed former nba athletece white who has called old school republicans see you next tuesdays and educated empowered women mouthy. over in missouri, republicans blocked a bill that would widen access to birth control pills because they falsely claimed the pill actually induces abortions. did i mention republicans want to ban sex ed? all of this insanity explains in part why the national republican party is so bizarre. the coo coo is cackling from the state level up. which is why, senate majority leader chuck schumer is forced to bring not one but two reproductive health bills to the floor, including a measure to protect access to the use and -- to the use of and provision of contraception. yes, that is where we are in the year of our lord 2024, birth control is an actual litigated political issue. it's the first in a series of actions, the second bill would establish protections for receiving and providing invitro fertilization coverage and expanding insurance congress. it's insane to think we're living in the

mrs. robinson moved into the white house with the obamas in 2009, and cared for the family's two young daughters sasha. the cause of death was not given. marian robinson was 86 years old. an historic election will take place in mexico on sunday is almost 100 million mexicans at home and abroad. on the verge of electing their first female president, and also for the first time, mexican nationals will be able to vote in person from the united states. >> ktvu tom vacar has reaction from mexican citizens here in the bay area. >> reliable polling shows that mexico will on sunday elect a woman for the first time in its history, says professor rafael fernandez de soto of uc san diego's mexican us studies school will be the first south american country not the us nor canada, who has a woman in the in the presidency. two main options are claudia sheinbaum and sushi galvez. the vote is run by the national election institute. alejandro araiza is a staff member. >> bueno. esta esta. >> this election is the largest in the history of mexico, both in number of offices and the number of voters nationally and in

mrs. robinson was 86-years-old. >> tomorrow marks new york city's annual israel de, typically a joyful celebrationor the largest jewish community outside of israel however, this year's event is expected to take on a somber tone as it is the first parade since the israel-hamas war began with all that's happened in the city's since the war started, police official say they are increasing security. this tier, the police commissioner says there are no specific or credible threats to the grade or the city as a whole. >> all right. it's that time now, first of all, with victor is coming up we okay. so there are a lot of people, obviously we have an opinion about donald trump's conviction and what could happen in sentencing. >> i wanted to hear from raman santana, a member of the formerly known as central park 5. now, the exonerated five, donald trump has never apologized for his rhetoric about the teenagers wrong further please accused and convicted for beating and raping a woman in 1989. well now, the former president is the felon. how is raymond processing this? we're going to talk with him in just a

chris, mr robinson very much pushing the fact he believes that dup will put the interests of northernnt and centre. yes. he was also. — ireland front and centre. yes. he was also. as _ ireland front and centre. yes. he was also. as he _ ireland front and centre. yes. he was also, as he launched - ireland front and centre. yes. he was also, as he launched his- was also, as he launched his manifesto, pulling towards one of the central issues in the election campaign in northern ireland, the ongoing fallout from brexit. as a result of the deal struck between the government of borisjohnson and the government of borisjohnson and the eu, there has been a trait border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk, goods arriving from great britain into the likes of belfast port had to be inspected to check they follow eu rules. that led the dup to veto the formation of the power sharing devolved government —— here in belfast for two years. back in february there was a new agreement with the government of rishi sunak to lift that the tape. esther robinson said in the next parliament, there

robinson in the first of bbc panorama's leader interviews, and the lead presenter from the bbc, mr robinsonwhether the robinson, questioned whether the prime minister was conservative enough to compete with a certain nigel farage. >> is there a lot of people looking at him and you? >> they think these conservatives that he's a kind of sunday roast with all the trimmings and you're a quinoa salad. >> and you said to me, well, are you a conservative enough? well, here's, here's what we're offering . lower taxes, protected offering. lower taxes, protected pensions, increase in defence spending, a more sensible approach to net zero, and a clear plan to both stop the boats and bring down the levels of migration . of migration. >> okay, let's get the thoughts of my panel. daily express columnist carole malone, journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and founding chairman for global britain uk aman bogle. founding chairman for global britain uk aman bogle . carole, britain uk aman bogle. carole, let's start with you. first of all, i mean, that was a completely bizarre slice of the intervi

farage robinson last night. mrof the eu and nato gave putin a reason to tell the russian people they're coming for us again. the prime minister says the comments play into the russian president's hands, which the labour leader has echoed the farage's comments about russia and ukraine are disgraceful. >> i have always been clear that putin bears responsibility , sole putin bears responsibility, sole responsibility for the russian aggression in ukraine, and we have always stood behind ukraine and supported ukraine, and so far we've done it united across parliament. i've made it my business to ensure that the opposition stood with the government on this issue. so seriously, did we take it? and of course, with our nato allies now, the scottish greens have urged the next uk government to lift the block on scotland's controversial gender reforms . controversial gender reforms. >> the proposed legislation would make it easier for people to legally change their gender, but uk ministers blocked the draft law, saying it woul

the reform uk leader took part in an interview with the bbc's nick robinson. mr farage said the expansion of the eu and nato gave him a reason to tell the russian people they're coming for us again. rishi sunak says the comments play into the russian president's hands and sir keir starmer has echoed his comments. >> the farage's comments about russia and ukraine are disgraceful . i russia and ukraine are disgraceful. i have russia and ukraine are disgraceful . i have always been disgraceful. i have always been clear that putin bears responsibility , his sole responsibility, his sole responsibility, his sole responsibility for the russian aggression in ukraine, and we have always stood behind ukraine and supported ukraine, and so far we've done it united across parliament. i've made it my business to ensure that the opposition stood with the government on this issue. so seriously, did we take it? and of course, with our nato allies . of course, with our nato allies. >> meanwhile, the conservatives say they're going to focus on the night time economy and secure the

farage robinson last night. mr farage said the expansion of the eu and nato gave putin a reason to tell the russian people they're coming for us again. the prime minister says the comments play into the russian president's hands, which the labour leader has echoed the farage's comments about russia and ukraine are disgraceful. >> i have always been clear that putin bears responsibility , sole putin bears responsibility, sole responsibility for the russian aggression in ukraine, and we have always stood behind ukraine and supported ukraine, and so far we've done it united across parliament. i've made it my business to ensure that the opposition stood with the government on this issue. so seriously, did we take it? and of course, with our nato allies now, the scottish greens have urged the next uk government to lift the block on scotland's controversial gender reforms . controversial gender reforms. >> the proposed legislation would make it easier for people to legally change their gender, but uk ministers blocked th

mr farage told nick robinson in an edition of the panorama interviews that he'd previously said he admiredladimir putin as a "political operator" but "disliked him as a person". this is the nonsense, you know, you can pick any figure, - current or historical, . and say, you know, did they have good aspects? and if you said, "well, - they were very talented in one area," then suddenly you're the biggest supporter. - yeah, no, but you're right about that, mr farage. and i'm not making that point, of course, we could take anything you say out of context. i'm doing it for a different reason — you want to be prime minister, that's what you want to be. and this is — europe is at war. now when the war happened, the big war, when vladimir putin sent his troops across the border in �*22, you blamed the west, not him, you said... right. ..i'lljust read it to you, then you can react, that, on a tweet, "it was a consequence of eu and nato expansion." yes. is that a judgment you stand by? right, i'll tell you - what you don't know. i stood up in the european - parliament in 2014, and i said, and i quot

mr. robinson . thank you. thank you, madam chair. thank you.em up for public comment? yes. members of the public wish to speak on this item should line up to speak at this time. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. letting this turd sit in the sun. an extra couple of weeks did not make it smell any better. for all you people who fought to have, minority contractors get jobs for all you people who fought for equal pay, for all you people who fought for equal benefits, for all the hundreds of hours i've watched people argue for protecting the environment, this kills it all. this thing should not be here at all on the ground. you take away all these guardrails for from the mayor. what does they do on the ground? they do crap on the ground. the valencia bike lane, ends, under my window. it starts, all the way down the army or something, and it comes all the way down to, 15th street. and then it quits, and then it picks up again at 14th on on down to the highway. beautiful by the schools there. but they the they're complaining about this projec

condolences after the passing of marian robinson, the mother of former first lady michelle obama passed away on friday in a statement, president biden says, we knew mrs. marian robinson as a devoted mother and grandmother with a fierce and unconditional love of her family with the blessing of friendship, we felt that we felt that love ourselves with every quiet smile or warm embrace she shared with us the entire biden family sends its deepest love to michelle crag barak, kelly, and the sixth, irrepressible grandchildren whom she helped to raise. >> and so loved and in whom her kind and gentle spirit lives on marion robinson was 86 the skis cnn breaking news hello everyone. thank you for joining me. i'm alison chemla radha in for fredricka whitfield today. so we do have breaking news out of florida, nasa officials are expected to speak soon. this will be the first time that they're speaking since rubbing the launch of boeing's historic starliner test flight today, an automatic hold stopped the countdown clock with less than four minutes to go. >> the two astronauts who were headed to the space station are now back at crew quarters after leaving the ca

family, after the passing of marion robinson, the mother of former first lady michelle obama passed away friday. >> president biden said in a statement, quote, we knew mrs. marion robinson as a devoted mother and grandmother with a fierce and unconditional love of her family, with the blessing of friendship, we felt that love ourselves with every quiet smile or warm embrace she shared with us the entire biden family's since its deepest loved two, michel craig, barak, kelly, and the sixth, irrepressible grandchildren, whom she helped to raise and so loved and in whom are kind and gentle spirit lives on marian robinson was 86 today is the official start of the 2024 hurricane season. and then forecasters say they expect it to be one of the worst on record, thanks to warming open ocean temperatures, and low anemia. cnn meteorologist elisa rafah is in the weather center now with more on this we're expecting a very active season ahead, multiple outlets calling for incredibly active number of storms know are actually issuing its most active preseason forecast in its history, calling for up to 25 named storms average would be closer to 14, up to 13 of them coul

condolences after the passing of marian robinson, the mother of former first lady michelle obama passed away on friday in a statement, president biden says, we knew mrs. marian robinson as a devoted mother and grandmother with a fierce and unconditional love of her family with the blessing of friendship, we felt that we felt that love ourselves with every quiet smile or warm embrace she shared with us the entire biden familse

the reform uk leader made the claim during an interview with the bbc's nick robinson last night. mr farage said the expansion of the eu and nato gave putin a reason to tell the russian people they're coming for us again. the prime minister says the comments play into the russian president's hands, which the labour leader has echoed . scotland's first has echoed. scotland's first minister, john swinney, has agreed with the scottish greens, saying the next uk government must lift the block on scotland's controversial gender reforms . the proposed reforms. the proposed legislation would make it easier for people to legally change their gender, but uk ministers blocked the draft law, saying it would conflict with equality act protections applying across great britain . the mother of jay great britain. the mother of jay slater has issued a direct plea to her missing son on the sixth day of the hunt for the british teenager , saying we just need teenager, saying we just need you home. jay travelled for a music festival on his first houday music festival on his first holiday without his pa

the reform uk leader made the claim during an interview with the bbc's nick robinson last night. mr farage said the expansion of the eu and nato gave putin a reason to tell the russian people they're coming after us again. the prime minister says the comments play into the russian president's hands, which the labour leader has echoed the farage's comments about , about russia has echoed the farage's comments about, about russia and ukraine are disgraceful . are disgraceful. >> i've always been clear that putin bears responsibility, sole responsibility for the russian aggression in ukraine, and we have always stood behind ukraine and supported ukraine, and so far we've done it united across parliament. i've made it my to business ensure that the opposition stood with the government on this issue. so seriously, did we take it.7 and of course, with our nato allies now, the conservatives say they're going to focus on the night time economy in the first 100 days of government and secure the future of britain's pubs, bars, restaurants and music venues. >> the tory party says a comprehensi

nick robinson also showed mr sunak a photo of the international d—day event that he apologised for missingweek. the prime minister says he never meant to cause hurt or offence, which is why he's "apologised unreservedly" for the mistake. i want you to look at this photograph. the president of the united states, the chancellor of germany, the president of france and, for the united kingdom... ..your predecessor, david cameron, the foreign secretary. how do you feel when you look at that photo of d—day at omaha beach? that photo of d—day at omaha beach? well, the last thing that i wanted to do was cause anyone any hurt or offence or upset, which is why i apologised unreservedly for the mistake that i made. and i can only ask that i hope people can find it within their hearts to forgive me and also look at my actions as prime minister to increase investment in our armed forces, to support our armed forces, but also to ensure that veterans have a minister sitting around the cabinet table with unprecedented support to make this the best country in the world to be a veteran as a demonstration ab

mr farage was speaking to nick robinson in an interview for panorama — let's go to westminster and ourder of reform uk during this election campaign, so he now has a chance, this chance to be questioned at length that he was asked about views he expressed in the past about vladimir putin. he said he disliked him as a person but admired him as a political operator. he was then asked if he stood by a tweet he posted after russia had sent troops into ukraine in 2022, in which he said the invasion was a consequence of eu and nato expansion. nigel farage said he had been the only person in british politics to have predicted this war ten years ago, saying "we provoked this law" and putin used what we had done as an excuse. have a listen. i stood up in the european parliament in 2014 and i said, and i quote, "there will be a war in ukraine." why did i say that? it was obvious to me that the ever eastward expansion of nato and the european union was giving this man a reason to his russian people to say, 'they're coming for us again', and to go to war. as you might have expected, the subject of

nick robinson last night. mrnd nato gave putin a reason to tell the russian people they're coming for us again. the prime minister says the comments play into the russian president's hands, which the labour leader has echoed . the scottish greens has echoed. the scottish greens have urged the next uk government to lift the block on scotland's controversial gender reforms. the proposed legislation would make it easier for people to legally change their gender, but uk ministers blocked the draft law, saying it would conflict with the equality act protections applying across great britain. scotland's first minister john swinney, said he ministerjohn swinney, said he agreed with the scottish green party >> the scottish parliament has legislated for the changes on gender recognition and i think it's important the democratic wishes of the scottish parliament are respected, but clearly there is a legal issue that has got to be addressed and that has got to be addressed and that can only be addressed by the united kingdo

the reform uk leader made the claim during an interview with the bbc's nick robinson last night. mr farage said the expansion of the eu and nato gave putin a reason to tell the russian people they're coming for us again. the russian people they're coming for us again . the coming for us again. the scottish greens have urged the next uk government to lift the block on scotland's controversial gender reforms . controversial gender reforms. the proposed legislation would make it easier for people to legally change their gender, but uk ministers blocked the draft law, saying it would conflict with the equality act protections applying across great britain. scotland's first minister, john swinney, said he agreed with the scottish green party. >> scottish parliament has legislated for the changes on gender recognition and i think it's important the democratic wishes of the scottish parliament are respected, but clearly there is a legal issue that has got to be addressed and that has got to be addressed and that can only be addressed by the united kingdom government. but i want the legisla

the reform uk leader made the claim during an interview with the bbc's nick robinson last night. mre expansion of the eu and nato gave putin a reason to tell the russian people they're coming for us again. the russian people they're coming for us again . the coming for us again. the scottish greens have urged the next uk government to lift the block on scotland's controversial gender reforms . controversial gender reforms. the proposed legislation would make it easier for people to legally change their gender, but uk ministers blocked the draft law, saying it would conflict with equality act protections applying across great britain. scotland's first ministerjohn scotland's first minister john swinney said he agreed with the scottish green party. >> scottish parliament has legislated for the changes on gender recognition and i think it's important the democratic wishes of the scottish parliament are respected . but parliament are respected. but clearly there is a legal issue that has got to be addressed and that has got to be addressed and that can only be addressed by the united ki

mr. tim baker, he was a six ththat actually offered me the job. then we had our miss martha robinson, who was my supervisor. great. she's always been taking care of me since i've been there an still does and they got in there. my supervisor, mr. eric todd huso great and supporting and supporting the supporting me and supporting the wounded warrior project program. so and he's still my supervisor. i still got to go him about a lot of things of me and and does a good job. and in leading me the right and i got lucky that in 2020 they offered me they said i could from home so i can remotely work and and again i told them i want to go work in california. and they were like okay. so but luckily i had a bunch of support from advice director and a three star signed off on it and i moved back to california and, and i work remotely from here and i still work for thef pentagonely i was able to buy my time back so i did nine and a half years in the army. right now i'm looking at 21 years in june i'll have 21 years in and a i to get an early retirement. my wife goes, no, you know. no not yet. i'

nick robinson put it to him that green party policy is for a world without borders, so he challenged him about what exactly that meant. mrmanifesto, not a policy that is in our manifesto, but he did then talk a lot about being welcoming, having safe and legal roots, about people being able to come to the uk and the uk's history of being a lot aboutt being welcoming, having safe and legal roots, about people being able to come to the uk and the uk's history of being a country. qm. history of being a country. 0k, alicia mccarthy, _ history of being a country. 0k, alicia mccarthy, thank you for ripping us up to date on that interview from westminster. talk to jenny kleeman and anna gross. i know, the greens are saying that that they are actually different but on this it comes to taxation. what did you draw from that interview with adrian ramsay? it did you draw from that interview with adrian ramsay?— did you draw from that interview with adrian ramsay? it was a really interestin: with adrian ramsay? it was a really interesting interview _ with adrian ramsay? it was a really interesting interview and _ with adrian ramsay? i

perhaps not in the same place as domestic appetite and frances robinson that joining us from london, many thanks well, back in the us, mr. biden faces mounting pressure from within his own administration to change you as policy over the israel hamas war, cnn's kali atwood has more almost a dozen us officials who have resigned in protest of the biden administration's approach to the israel-hamas war. i want us to abide by our own laws. there's a real disconnect between what we and usaid are saying and every humanitarian agency is saying why should the rest of the world look to is as a leader, are banding together to explore how to use their voices effectively from the outside. it's kind of like an underground railroad. when i was having questions about when it seemed like i cannot work on this anymore but what do i do? >> stacy gilbert, who worked at the state department for more than 20 years. so she turned to members of the group when she was considering resigning. now she wants to help those who are fighting the system from within if we can be a resource to help others find their voice find a way to try to affect some

with the bbc, mr sunak detailed many of the party's initiatives, including addressing the growing challenge of home ownership, and a further two pence on national insurance. nick robinsonouple of billion there. a promise for a tax cut for pensioners. a promise of a tax cut for parents. more apprenticeship, more police officers — endless promises of more and more money from the conservatives. have you found the magic money tree? no, every single one of those policies that you have just been through is fully funded and costed, as is explained in every single one of those press releases, as indeed when we have set out our manifesto tomorrow, people will be able to see all the details behind it even further. and tomorrow you will promise more tax cuts? we will have a manifesto tomorrow that builds on all the things you just gone through that we have just built the labour party pledged to create 100,000 additional childcare places and more than 3,000 new nurses. liberal democrats are pledging everyone in england would be entitled to free at—home care. the two—child benefit cap would be lifted. and people in the uk would have the right to see a gp within seven days oh within

told nick robinson for bbc panorama that he'd previously said he admired vladimir putin as a political operator — but disliked him as a person. the home secretary, james cleverly, accused mre of echoing mr putin's own justification for his invasion. our political correspondent jack fenwick reports. nigel farage chose to step into the role of party leader in the middle of this campaign, and that comes with further scrutiny about his ideas and his political record. it's more like a police interview! laughter. he was asked about views he'd expressed in the past about vladimir putin. he'd previously said he disliked the russian president but admired him as a political operator, and that the invasion of ukraine was a consequence of western expansion. the reform uk leader said he had predicted the war ten years ago. i stood up in the european parliament in 2014 and i said, and i quote, "there will be a war in ukraine." why did i say that? it was obvious to me that the ever—eastward expansion of nato and the european union was giving this man a reason, to his russian people, to say "they're coming for us again," and to go to war. home secretary james cleverly accused him of echo

performances by john legend, hadi lewbel, smokey robinson, everyone should celebrate juneteenth celebrating freedom and legacy wednesday, june 19 at ten on cnn mr. president, can you tell us her top republican self as a political prisoner and blames you directly what's your response to that, sir? >> it looks like me when i use the fast passage disney world kids want to go on the ride? >> let's take a guy who just make eye contact with his wife and he see alice commercial oh, dear, more fall out from the conviction of donald trump as president biden makes his first comments about his rivals criminal record on the campaign trail. he told donors last night that quote it's the first time in american history a former president that is a convicted felon is now seeking the office of the presidency and quote, and warning of trump's quote, all out assault on the american justice system. some democratic lawmakers however, are advising the president to not make trump's conviction a major focus on the campaign trail i take the president needs to campaign on his record and what he's delivered a for the american people. >> i think people see it they feel it.

robinson. nick joins nickjoins me now to have some analysis. nick, there's lots to go through. what do you think, for you, and you've interviewed mr take away from your perspective? i think sittin: away from your perspective? i think sitting opposite _ away from your perspective? i think sitting opposite him, _ away from your perspective? i think sitting opposite him, rajini, - away from your perspective? i think sitting opposite him, rajini, was. sitting opposite him, rajini, was his frustration. you could feel it, smell it almost. he thinks he's got a story to tell, he thinks he has a story to tell about getting the images waiting lists down despite the strikes, getting immigration down, having a policy he thinks will be a deterrent on the small boats, beginning to get taxes down. but he feels that on his back is 1a years of what people are portraying as conservative failure and that he's being held to account for the mistakes of his predecessors, of liz truss and or asjohn says, teresa mae and david cameron. truth about the future, but he's aware it's quite hard to get near him. we the future, but he's aware it's quite hard to

told nick robinson for bbc panorama that he'd previously said he admired vladimir putin as a political operator — but disliked him as a person. the home secretary, james cleverly, accused mrication for his invasion. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo reports. it's more like a police interview! time for tough questions for a man who's in charge of a party, standing to be an mp, and sees himself as a future leader of the opposition. nigel farage was asked about his views on president putin. he'd said he disliked him personally but admired him as a political operator, and what about his reaction to russia's invasion of ukraine, which he described as a consequence of eu and nato expansion? we provoked this war. of course it is his fault... but we provoked the invasion of ukraine? yes, and very interestingly, once again, ten years ago when i predicted this, by the way, i'm the only person in british politics that predicted what happened. and of course everyone said i was a pariah for daring to suggest it. mr farage insists he has been consistent in his views. i stood up in the european parliament in 2014 said, and i quote, "there will be a war in ukraine." why did i say

robinson for bbc panorama that he'd previously said he admired vladimir putin as a political operator — but disliked him as a person. the prime minister, rishi sunak has joined other politicians critcising mrsaid the leader of reform uk's comments were dangerous. what he said was completely wrong and only plays into putin's hands. this is a man who deployed nerve agents on the streets of britain who's doing deals with countries like north korea. and this kind of appeasement is dangerous for britain's security, the security of our allies that rely on us and only emboldens putin further. ukrainian officials say mr farage's comments mirror the claims of the kremlin. our security correspondent, gordon corera, is in kyiv. one source in the presidential office did tell the bbc that, in their words, the virus of putinism unfortunately affects people and can be even worse in its consequences than covid, and that that virus needs to be nipped in the bud. and i think you can hear from the tone of those comments, the kind of weariness here, the sense that they've heard this before and they associate that those kind of comments with the language of vladimir putin and of russia — the idea that somehow

told nick robinson for bbc panorama that he'd previously said he admired vladimir putin as a political operator — but disliked him as a person. the home secretary, james cleverly, accused mrcal correspondent jack fenwick reportsv. nigel farage chose to step into the role of party leader in the middle of this campaign, and that comes with further scrutiny about his ideas and his political record. it's more like a police interview! laughter. he was asked about views he'd expressed in the past about vladimir putin. he'd previously said he disliked the russian president

robinson, who was my supervisor. great. she's always been taking care of me since i've been there and she stilley got in there. my supervisor, mr. eric todd hunter, was also great a supporting the supporting me and supporting t program. s go him about a lot of things and he takes care of me and and does a good job. and in leading me the right and i got lucky that in 2020 they offered me they said iom home so i can remotely work and and again i told them i want california. and they were like okay. luckily i had a bunch of support from advice direct it and i moved back to california and, and i work remotely from here and i still work for the pentagon in fortunately i was able to buy my time back so i did nine and a half years in the army. i'm looking at 21 years in june i'll have 21 years in and a i'm trying to get an early retirement. wife goes, no, you know. no not yet. i'll tell you when so it's it's it's and and luckily i have a bunch of support there where i'm able to work from home and i work east coast hours. so i got to get up early and and i get early. so i have a lot of time in the afternoon to go through things by, doi