shein told the bbc that it was "working hard" to address issues in the public eye report.g a support package for its chip industry, that will provide more than $7 billion towards investment and research. its finance ministry said the programme will target companies throughout the semiconductor supply chain. south korean president yoon suk yeol vowed earlier this year to pour all possible resources into winning the "war" in chips. the country is home to large chip—makers, including samsung and sk hynix. hunting for a job can be a tedious process, with never—ending cv tweaks and numerous cover letters. but somejob seekers are using new ai tools to speed up the process. a recent survey of 10,000 hiring managers and applicants by the online design platform canva found that 45% of people had used al to create or improve their resume. but recruiters are also increasingly aware of applications that have been created using ai. brajesh singh is the director of talent acquisition for asia pacific and the middle east at capgemini. he says there are pros and cons for getting some arti

we seen these dynamics play out in the public eye a number of times voted on resolutions.es of ase expect to see more of that nefit for republicans. it gives them an opportunity to show support for israel which they consider to be an important part of their platform but it elpsighlight the divisions. republicans are always looking to somehowute the idea that they are not a united party. de republicans in a way republicans allows republicans to argue party that does not defend israel. it's been an effecti strategy for them in recent months so expect to see more of that. with the flow because as you know, the majority party in the house sets the terms -- sets the floor that's obviously republicans. democrats will have to roll with thew to act on legislation a theloor. the senate has a different situation because chuck schumer we are already sink messaging legislation again on the topic of the border because it continues to be the dominating issue in the 2024 cycl are seeid with the bipartisan bordeaeach k up wins and give and of ammo to go home to their district and campaign and the reason

listening carefully to see whether or not larger security related issues are brought up into the public eyeries. and i think the united states will also be watching to see whether or not it's effort to alignjapan and south korea more closely with one another and with the united states on security issues remains the case as part of discussions with china. i suspect they will. chinese premier li qiang also met with samsung electronics�* boss jay y lee on sunday. li stressed the need for further investment by the south korean tech giant, which has already invested $24 billion in china over the past six years. samsung's china business, though, has been facing challenges after the us imposed export controls aimed at cutting off china's access to samsung's cutting—edge chips we've just got china's latest industrial profit numbers out. for the first four months of the year, earnings at large scale chinese companies rose 43% for april. offers rows 4%. better than march. industrial firms have seen their profits getting squeezed amid weak domestic demand and persistent deflation. sticking with china,

be listening carefully to see whether or not larger security related issues are brought into the public eyeountries. i think the united states is also going to be watching to see whether or not its efforts to alignjapan and south korea more closely with one another and with the united states on security issues remains the case as part of the discussions with china. i suspect they will.- discussions with china. i suspect they will. the chinese remier suspect they will. the chinese premier li _ suspect they will. the chinese premier li qiang _ suspect they will. the chinese premier li qiang also - suspect they will. the chinese premier li qiang also met - suspect they will. the chinese | premier li qiang also met with metairie on sunday. some say china has been facing china's two challenges after export controls and cutting off access to cutting—edge chips. staying with china, we have a number of economic data points due this week. in a few hours, we'll get industrial production figures for april. and, later this week, we'll get the report card on manufacturing activity as well. for more, let

listening carefully to see whether or not larger security related issues are brought up into the public eyed i think the united states will also be watching to see whether or not it's effort to align japan and south korea more closely with one another and with the united states on security issues remains the case as part of discussions with china. i suspect they will. chinese premier li qiang also met with samsung electronics' boss jay y li on sunday. li stressed the need for further investment by the south korean tech giant, which has already invested $24 billion in china over the past six years. samsung's china business though has been facing challenges, after the us imposed export controls aimed at cutting off china's access to samsung's cutting—edge chips staying with china, we have a number of economic data points due this week. in a few hours, we'll get industrial production figures for april. and later this week, we'll get a reading on manufacturing activity in the world's number two economy as well. i spoke with anne stevenson—yang from thej capital research advisory firm, and asked

important point that never requests to the legitimate right of the palestinian nation from the public eye around the world. it didn't go down, but unfortunately the structure is wrong and it is illegal for the international organization regarding the right of veto to certain countries to never allow the nations , especially the palestinian nation, to achieve their own rights. if we want a basic statistic about what the americans did in favor of the zionist regime , more than 85 statements. or the resolution, each of which is different from each other, was unfortunately vetoed by the americans. during the past seven months, we have observed this issue as clearly as possible from the side of the americans, and at the same time, the oppressed people of palestine and gaza were being martyred, and the americans were even in connection with the fire. that's enough, they vetoed the resolution, so now in the next section i will be at your service, i will tell you how this vote of mine can be effective for the general public and that it has a very big message for america and the colonial system .

this majestic empire palace has been hidden from the public eye for 80 years, ever since it housed theorging the ussr nuclear shield. the last estate on the top of the sparrow hills survived thanks to the regime of the guards secrecy, but today, alas, on the verge of destruction. we are observing signs of emergency, this wall is supported, we must monitor it carefully, keep an eye on it, it could simply collapse, which is completely calm at any moment. the palace is absolutely like a monument. is unique in that, like a taste of amber , three centuries, three eras and three famous families are frozen in it: field marshal dolgorukov, prince yusupov and count matvey dmitriev mamonov, the same one who became the prototype of the literary dubrovsky. in the 17th century, chinese turrets over the building from the time of vasily dolgorukov, the conqueror of crimea. here , in memory of the victory, toy turkish cities stood and toy turks floated. ships 19th century greenhouses and columns were added to the palace according to the design of gillard and bava already under nikolai yusupov, and aft

that the rightful and legitimate demands of the palestinian nation were never lowered from the public eye all over the world, but unfortunately, the wrong and wrong and illegitimate structure of the international organization regarding the right of veto to certain countries never allowed the nations , especially the palestinian nation, to achieve their own rights . if we want a basic statistic about what the americans have made more than 85 statements or resolutions in favor of the zionist regime, each of which is different from the other . we have seen this matter as clearly as possible from the americans, and at the same time, the oppressed people of palestine and gaza were being martyred, the americans even vetoed the resolution in connection with the ceasefire, so now in the next part that i will be at your service and tell you how this vote of the general assembly can be effective. okay, what a great message for you american and the system of domination is ahead . thank you very much. mr. dr. zarei , we are at your service. please tell me why no decision was made for the state of pal

couldn't escape life in the public eye. dating high-profile celebrities like actress daryl hannah. that would lead him to the one. >> he was coming to buy a few suits at calvin klein. of course, he left with a crush and her phone number. and a few suits. >> reporter: carolyn and john met in the spring of 1992 when she was in her mid-20s. the pair began dating in 1994 and engaged a year later. >> as things intensified, it got crazy. some of the press was very nice. some of it was sort of, who is she? you know. why her? >> reporter: though carolyn was often sought after for her elegant fashion style and natural beauty, the couple became a target for ruthless paparazzi and media scrutiny. >> she felt hunted by the paparazzi. she didn't look happy when having pictures taken on the street. so people made the assumption that she was icy and cold. she was also aware that she did not look like the cookie-cutter american. newspapers called her beaky. >> reporter: john was accustomed to the press, maybe made jokes with them. but so many of the photos are of their looking shocked. >> she was

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we just come back to that fundamental point, there is always a risk, i think, when you're in the public eye hope our own authorities can do the very best they can, along with support from the public of making sure that we don't get these sorts of incidents here. we have had them and we've got to deal with them and we've got to deal with them and do the best we can. well, it got me thinking because i do, i always whatever goes on, i do try and superimpose it over here into this country. >> and i kind of look and rishi sunak as well. he's of course, i've got to say he's, tweeted out as well, saying how shocking he has found this incident. but it got me then thinking, you know, if i was an elected politician with the way that the world is and the division and the intolerance and the nastiness , the downright nastiness, the downright nastiness, the downright nastiness that goes on within politics, i think. would i be comfortable doing a walkabout and a meet and greet and all the rest of it? if i was, i don't know, say the prime minister and don't worry, for the sake of the nation, it's not goin

he didn't want that out in the public eye, so i wouldn't necessarily sidestep it. i wouldn't spend too much time on it because i agree. there are more relevant issues that you're going to want to describe to the jury, but i would spend a little time on it and they want to focus on it. it's just if you're the prosecution, i've met your burden of proof. you want to focus on the fact that there was an incentive to actually have him pay someone because of the election. but that's the price that because the election part is where i think the jury is going to have some questions, don't you? think because is it for personal reasons that he was trying to cover it up because he's trying to protect his wife and his family, or is it for the election? they only have the word substantial to go on. how do they judge it? >> yeah, it becomes very difficult and really what i would do is the prosecution is going to go on for a very long time, even though they're going second you know that they're going to go on for a very long time. they're going to get very detailed. they're going

>> i think it stemmed from just being in the public eye in one way or another probably my entire lifeion being what was out there, as if it was reality. i learned at a very early age, people are going to say whatever they want. to say it's not about them at all, it's about my being able to be honest, being able to say, no, this is my truth. >> reporter: brooke, thank you so much for being here. a pleasure to speak with you. watch "mother of the bride" starting thursday on netflix. >> trevor: our thanks to stephanie. when we return, with the bond and determination of two good friends, where it's taken them. with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in ra and psa. relieve fatigue... and stop further joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fig

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victories, ronda's rise and sheer dominance within the ufc seemed unstoppable, but, hidden from the public eyewas battling something infinitely more challenging. every time you get a concussion, it's easier to get another one, and for, you know, ten years of myjudo career, i was experiencing concussion symptoms more often than not because i wasn't allowed to rest. i would get a concussion and then have to keep training and taking, you know, many impacts every night and just re—aggravating it over and over and over again, so, erm, it got to a point where when i came into mma, i wasn't able to take hits like someone that hadn't been walking around with concussion for ten years, and so i had to develop a style of fighting, erm, that i believe is the most efficient that's ever been made and with the expressed objective of avoiding damage. i think that all of my limitations really forced me to be better, you know? tearing out my knee when i was young made me great at armbars and, erm, you know, having the concussion history that i had forced me to be really quick and efficient and, you know, try to

is there any way of, of, know, and where the public eye is on perhaps hoping for or expecting a change with a change of, of president, or do they do they simply in the writing and context know that they just have to deal with whatever it is i get and unfortunately the last one is the case and if you look at the records of people's participation in the elections over the last decade or so, you will see that they kind of systematically and progressively diminish. so that means that people have lost hope in the institutions of the state. and in the fact that that's traditional reform is where it says hotline is kind of backup good comp kind of situation. he's able to deliver anything to them, it comically or, or politically or socially even. i mean, i mean, terms of women's rights for example. and, you know, did the did process against compulsory veiling which interrupted in 2022 and was arguably the, you know, the, the most serious a challenge to these i make republic since 1979 was driven by the, by the fact that there was in was unable or unwilling to compromise, even on the uh, you kn

a man who scary was in the public eye but who transcended politics. the public servant who was raised on his father's dairy farm in charlotte. he went on to be the finest north carolinian. without the doubt, the finest north carolinian, north carolina has ever produced. it is altogether fitting he could take his place among the greatest americans here in the statuary hall. thanks so much. god bless. [applause] >> thank you from the representative of the fifth district of north carolina. >> he said he didn't want to follow the program. what about me? good afternoon, everyone. people who have traveled all the way from the beloved mountains from north carolina. welcome. the statues in the united states capitol, a building that i love and admire deeply, should represent the very best of america. that's why it is such a proud moment for me and north carolinians to see reverend graham's statute take its place here. millions will be able to every year look upon the statute, read the verses, and be encouraged. the north carolina delegation general assembly, th

it comes to trafficking of things like elephant ivory and rhino horn, which are very much in the public eye which have been trafficked for all sorts of different reasons, including food, including traditional medicines, including timber and adornment, which are really being ignored. and this report is calling for governments to take much more action to try and target things which are not being paid so much attention to. it said that if you think about things like rare corals, there is an enormous amount of trafficking in corals, in crocodiles and other such species. and in some cases, when you have things like rare orchids, the very rarity of the species is fuelling demand and traffickers are exploiting that. bethany, i'll come back to the actions that perhaps they recommend or are urging. but in terms of the the impacts, tell me more about that, but in terms of the impacts, tell me more about that, because i read out in the introduction "jeopardizing livelihoods, public health and the planet's ability to fight climate change." so what is this report saying about those particular areas? wel

couple of months, we state that at least a little pluralism of opinion has begun to appear in the public eyesentatives of european solidarity, on the air of the telethon can only be seen in social slots, it seems that all three of us were invited at different times to a discussion there, and just like here on your channel, we exchanged arguments, absolutely keeping the frame of informational unity there and not going over. er, the limits of a civilized discussion could even show society that there are different opinions about how to do a common cause, and this is obviously not liked, because on other channels there was no one except representatives of the authorities, and very rarely representatives of other factions, then very selectively, let's say far from representatives of all factions. apparently, for some reason they decided that even this is just standard work. this is too much, and therefore something needs to be done with them, and i think that colleagues are simply taking a step ahead in order not to be simply squeezed out of this marathon, what will happen next, well, just the es

obviously you can see him on the screens and you can see the kind of face that he puts up to the public eyend of being himself around us was definitely a very heartwarming feeling. in recent years, harry's support for scotty's little soldiers has largely been through letters and jokey video messages. merry christmas. did anyone actually feel... 7 yeah. the family fallout and the move to california has drastically reduced what he's been able to do for the organisations he supports in the uk. this party was the first event he'd been able to attend in person with the charity. you forget that every single child in there has experienced the death of a parent, who served for our country, and that i would imagine that prince harry got so much from that room and had so much fun and joy that i wouldn't mind betting that he's probably thinking about these children right now because it does that to you. like, it really makes you think these children are incredible. like, all good children's parties, there were some goodies to go home with... i thought you were joking! ..including a lego figure of...pr

i hope people that don't realise what had happened, hopefully now it's in the public eye, will understand help teach them so that it doesn't happen again. yes, because that's part of the issue, because a lot of people didn't want to speak about this because they've been infected with hiv or, indeed, hepatitis like yourself. it has been difficult for the victims to talk about this. that's right. well, me and my family, when we spoke about it, we used to call it bad blood, because infected blood seemed dirty. but bad blood seemed an easier way to explain what it was. because a lot of the victims faced prejudice when they did say and come forward to say they had been infected. almost definitely. there's a lot of stigma about... i suppose there's now more understanding about what hiv was and how you can contract it. but back in the early eighties, it wasn't seen that way. and what effect did it also have on your family and your friends? quite a bit. i never had a family of mine, where i'm scared to infect my partner because i've got a partner called belinda and we've got stepkids. while i've

who and at others and other pseudo-democracies where they weapon eyes these public institutions to gotical opponents, whether it's a department of justice, law enforcement, all these agencies to try to save us the american people from making the "wrong choice". i talk about this in the book, they are destroying our democracy in order to save it and they really believe they are justified in doing this. >> jesse: we will get to the book and a second, so trump has pizza and he's with firefighters and he's telling the fire government can you stop prosecuting me kamaka because we have hamas lovers out of their coordinating with iranians possibly, screaming into the streets kill the jews and the da days out to lunch? >> at the doj's out to lunch? president biden gave a very weak statement today refusing to speak the truth about calling out these pro- hamas terrorist apologists for exactly who they are and the danger this opposes. the greater danger it poses. obvious either disturbing the peace and undermining the rule of law in our cities and communities but what we are seeing is a symptom

are now shouting out loud, looking at the arrest of ivanov and the details of what get into the public eye, they are all burnt out, because they see perfectly well that all this, the so-called restoration of mariupol, is all a huge financial scam and looting. in fact, this is not so bad, because it shows the terrible depravity of the entire putin system. of course, i would like citizens to draw some conclusions from this... well, unfortunately, the hope that someone will draw some or other conclusions is not too optimistic for me, but if we talk, for example, about role . games now in the kremlin and around putin, that is, you mentioned that the strengthening of patrushev - this will mean the strengthening of the war party. on the one hand , patrushev is primarily the fsb and the rest of the russian security forces, and in this sense of the word, he is a key figure of the war party. but at the same time , a completely unexpected turn of events cannot be ruled out. why? because, of course, patrushev is a supporter of everything. the concept of the destruction of ukraine and the conflict wit

the duke of sussex back in the uk, back in the public eye.solo walk into st paul's cathedral, guest of honour at a thanksgiving service for the invictus games that he created in 2014. no other members of the royal family were present. but there was a hug for his aunt and uncle on his mother's side, ladyjane fellowes and earl spencer. at times prince harry looked thoughtful and reflective. coming back to london now has its challenges. but for an hour this afternoon his focus was the injured servicemen and women invictus supports. as he left st paul's, there was a short walkabout. very nice to meet you. how are you? a reminder of royal duty of old. we shook his hand and regardless of what has gone on with the royal family, he is still part of our institution, still harry. i still love him but i wish. he would mend things up. it is sad for me, so. the service here was about celebrating the achievements of the invictus games but it was also a reminder ofjust how much has changed for prince harry, on a personal level, since he established the game

documents. .michael cohen's own test of himself out of personal counsel for donald trump in the public eye allowing the public and clients of the news media. it would make sense rep. period he had a powerful moment at the end which it with up. this case about pulp does not matter of your personal opinion of the former president was a does not map plan to vote for donald trump or president but in the action. matters is the evidence as a presented in this case enough with arguments done in the jury members and get his case to begin deliberation of the real test as to whether they heat that it said. dano sent back to you. >> it supposed to be kept out of our courtrooms that is what makes america should. it is that simple cute truck boarding it is a great ship. for more on all of this another eye and ear courtroom. with embarrassment of riches about that do you believe prejudice has been kept out of this courtroom the been a as it has been up. just was allowed to testify unimpeded. donald trump ha patterns hotel r the she did i picked which is af falsifying business records. >> forgive me but

then i will study a little like that i got into the public eyes. so maybe i could either be by, but somebody says people don't mean you address our important gathering involved. and i told them that when the that it says those form that i think 1924 by it give me you said that when the british came to india, they had needed 5000 groups to come to the whole country. and they didn't have to use them. so what did i do? the weakness of the, in the, in look at it to all the dodge for the fences. they were fighting with each other. and for the, for the purpose, they were willing to sacrifice the country's interest. people don't talk about that . but you know, in 15 the independence, they stated on all the funds in 1956. we had a great bought an exchange basis. and that economy was, in fact, us in 1960 refill means in china is additional than october fix people because in different up order that is the 1st function of any government. and in 1965, it didn't have enough form. and then there's an agricultural country and we had to rely on those b l, for the

a man who squarely was in the public eye but you transcended politics. finest north carolina has ever produced. altogether fitting that he should take his place among the greatest americans here in the statuary hall. thank you so much. god bless. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable virginia fox united states representative from the fifth district of north carolina [applause] >> so patrick said he had a tough position in the program, so what about me? i have to follow him. good morning, everyone. especially the members of the graham family that are with here and those that traveled all the way from the beloved mountains of north carolina. welcome. the building that i love and admire deeply should represent the very best of america. that is why it is such a proud moment for me to see reverend graham's statute take its place here. four many years i've advocated for reverend graham to have a place within these halls. and to know that millions of people who visit the capital every year, will be able to look upon his statue, read those verses and

become friends, well, this is his position, that he believes that he should bring the child into the public eyeesn't want children there are more questions for her than for the one who wants children, maybe she just hasn’t met someone with whom i want to have. husband, i realized that i am the only thing that i decided to live for myself, but when i met i can give - these are children, we probably have these boxes, children for myself, she will give these boxes, the only thing is yes please, of course , and there was a little doll, just lost, well, in general, as for me, it seems to me that he feels somehow lost, perhaps, well, he has such a thing in his forehead strip, you can insert a coin into it. maybe it only turns on when you put a coin in it, that’s why it’s so blackened, dear mendelsonchik, our fiancee wants a big child, and here we have a respectable, serious man sitting, and man, what do you think, maybe you’ll do a test with him, maybe everything - the big child was encrypted there, now we’ll decipher it, so, the classic scientific test named after respectov, let ’s go over the youth

live behind closed gates and that's part of the protection you can feel and being someone in the public eyeshow up at our door quite unnerving and paparazzi and all kinds of things so we moved out of los angeles. >> jesse: you're not allowed to have a gun or a guard dog and just set amount? >> we have both of those. >> jesse: it's not crazy? >> yet to the point it wasn't -- >> jesse: it is that crazy? did they say mommy who's the homeless junkie with the mace? >> you would be surprised. >> jesse: maybe i'm overdoing it. tell us about this movie. >> the number 2 movie in america and the number 1 faith-based movie and a beautiful story that celebrates moms, the unsung hero is about miracles and hope based on real-life story of the family you might know them as the singer rebecca st. james in the story is how they immigrated from australia to america lost absolutely everything and their mom made life and adventure and they slept on beds made of closed and started a lawnmowing business of the cliff food on the table and it is full of adventure and miracles in tears but happy ones a strong story

a man who squarely was in the public eye but who transcended politics. charlotte, from those modest roots he went on to be the finest north carolinians, without a doubt the finest north carolinians north carolina has ever produced it and it is altogether fitting that he should take his place among the greatest americans here in statuary hall. thanks so much. god bless. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable virginia foxx, united states representative from the fifth district of north carolina. [applause] finest north carolina has ever produced. altogether fitting that he should take his place among the greatest americans here in the statuary hall. thank you so much. god bless. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable virginia fox united states representative from the fifth district of north carolina [applause] >> so patrick said he had a tough position in the program, so what about me? i have to follow him. good morning, everyone. especially the members of the graham family that are with here and those that traveled all the way from th

and while i think it is good things to have those individuals in the public eye, actively known for pushing back against tyranny, there are so many as are panel pointed out behind the scenes who are fighting, but they're doing so through the choices they're making. was hard to gauge, those individuals are, it is their existence which is going to be the most effective and secure in the future. it is this group of teachers, dr. small business owners. and they're like, we're going to save the world from ultimate control by. busy lead or at the very least, radically slow the okay, now here's and this has been in your 360 do. thank you for watching the the when the world's largest democracy votes, the rest of the planet watchers in an emerging multi polar world. india's voice matters. but who will be the power behind watches, almost 1000000000 people decide and billions more, react the the hello and welcome to cross ok. we're all things are considered on peter lavelle. western relates endlessly declare they are virtuous because of their so called values. the assault on the palestinians destroys

some just want their personal life and the personal life stays out of the public eye. >> i can't be the think your life is perfect and it is nice but it is not. it is hard and difficult and i live in front of everybody and it sucks some days and some days it is awesome but i want people to know you are not the only person going through crazy st stuff, not the only one who made mistakes and if you made& mistakes it doesn't mean you are not a good person and you cannot be where you want to be in life. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you for being here. it is always good to talk to y you. "i curse you with joy" is on sale now. tiffany haddish, everybody. we'll be right back with the creator of "girls5eva," meredith scardino. feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic.

as michael cohen was an attorney, was holding himself out as personal counsel for trump in the public eye, to clients and also members of the news media. so it would make perfect sense while his invoices would say please pay me for services rendered. seems plenty of room to find reasonable doubt. he had powerful moment at the end, a good reminder to us all from todd blanch. he told the jurors, this case is not about politics. it does not matter what your personal opinion of the former president was or is. it does not matter whether you plan to vote for donald trump or president biden in the upcoming election. what matters is the evidence as presented in this case and soon enough, when closing arguments are done and the jury members get this case tomorrow, to begin deliberations, it will be a real test as to whether they heed that advice. david, i will send it back to you. david: prejudice is supposed to be kept out of our courtrooms. that is what makes america different. it is that simple. lydia, thank you very much, all your reporting is great. for more on all of this, let's bring in ker

it's in the public's eye how they are using this judicial system just to penalize him to get him away from running for president again. >> trace: mixed reaction from voters after the guilty verdict for donald trump. let's go to our legal panel. thank you all, the new york times as the following donald trump fell in. the greatest good to come out of this sort of case is the proof that the rule of law finds everyone, even former presidents. they keep pushing this thing that this was just a run-of-the-mill case. >> if you really think about this and you distill all the theatrics into what it really is, the sand at the bottom of the ocean, what you're talking about here is a politician turned prosecutor who said i'm going after donald trump, elect me and i will do it. this should not be allowed. if he went into office and he didn't go after donald trump, he would be out of a job. this is foundation only the pollution of the legal system and it should send chills up all leaders and common citizens finds. >> trace: trumps us -- trump's attorney said this earlier. >> did your client get a fa

some performers marked their performers life and their personal life stays out of the public eye. >>gh these things. people see oh, you're a clebrity in your life is so perfect and amazing but it's not perfect. it's really hard and really difficult. i'm living in front of ever everybody. and it sucks some days and some days it is awesome but i want people to know you are not the only person going through crazy stuff, not the only one who made mistakes. and if you made mistakes, it doesn't mean you are not a good person and doesn't mean you can't be where you want to be in life. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: tiffany, thank you for being here. it is always good to talk to you. "i curse you with joy" is on sale now. the young lady is tiffany haddish, everybody. we'll be right back with the creator of "girls5eva," meredith scardino. ♪ ♪ (screams) bleeding gums are serious, jamie. dr. garcia? woah. they're a sign of bacterial infection. crest gum detoxify's antibacterial fluoride works below the gumline to help heal gums and stop bleeding. crest saves the day. crest. [ cellphone ringi

alcoholic was the last 20 years of his life including the period when he was most intensely in the public eye between 1865 and his death in 1885. during that entire period there are two occasions where either accounts out there suggesting that grant drank too much. one in 1866. gideon wells, secretary of the navy who hates grant's, suggests that grant was a drinking too much during andrew johnson around the circle, although johnson himself denied that grant was drinking too. and then there was another allegation in 1868 and otherwise. you see, grant's not completely abstaining from the bottle, but you see him in moderation. alcohol flowed in large quantities, and the grant white house and sometimes he would drink. sometimes he would, but was seen to be able to drink with meal that had no you know there was no sense no evidence that he abused it that he had trouble with it. so i think these observations those are it's hard to prove a negative. i think that that the drinking reputation stems from the smear campaign and is not really supported you know by evidence. so we're just about out of tim

he was trying to titrate between a client who wanted to be in the public eye, and mitigating risk for her. that is how we chose to do it. from that standpoint, the obnoxiousness of keith davidson trying to be like, this is what i did and it was too cute by half and i did it. it's more sympathetic in the eye, and whether the jury will take that, i'm not sure. i think the prosecution is doing an overall good job situating this story, and the seeming of some of the people involved. they do not have to like these folks. they just have to believe they are telling the truth about the ultimate, allege bad guy, the former president of the united states. >> we have to take a break, but i've been wondering what you thought of this. trump, quote, contrary to the fake news media, do not fall asleep during the crooked das witch-hunt, especially not today. i simply close my beautiful blue eyes, sometimes, listen intently, and take it all in. george conway? >> that is perfect donald trump. his reputation has been in the past that he is sleepy donnal. i have talking to journalists who have written bo

harris in the public eye on wednesdays, the white house and the biden campaign choke off one of the fewd drive news media conch on his own. that leaves the focus on his trial or creates a split screen between the two presidential rivals. is that how you see it, grace? that seems pretty accurate to me. >> yeah. and it definitely lends credence to this idea that there is a political strategy involved with this lawfare. it's meant to tie up donald trump. it's meant to kind of stifle his campaigning. but i will say that, you know, they list all these things he is doing on wednesdays. i think because they are so controlled and so choreographed, compared to what trump's doing, which you can like him or not doing, there is something more authentic to trump being the where's walled dough of manhattan and showing up at a fire department pizza or showing up at construction site vs. joe biden has a handful of people chanting four more years and reading from a teleprompter when you put those two things next to each other it doesn't bode well for joe even if on wednesdays he campaigns. it doesn't re