it was a really riking moment for trump to be finally hit with the sense that he was a criminal defendant>> the gop is facing a huge identity crisis right now. they're having to choose between some of the old school politics of fiscal conservativism, and also they are facing this crisis between that and the cultural flashpoints. now we are seeing this play out nationally for the first time. it will be very curious to see if the gop has strategized on the social issues. >> what is worth watching for? >> i don't want to give away any potential scoops. death valley looking at how they beat the drum on attacking the judge. they issued another records request a few hours ago. someone who is actively working on the case. i am curious to see how they respond. i don't think he responded today. he was advised the general counsel not to cooperate with jim jordan's investigation into the indictment. we will be keeping a close eye on that. >> we are out of time. we can all go to your twitter account. thank you to my guests. a huge thank you. we will leave it there for now. thank you to my panel for j

rike in dubrovno was produced processing and dyeing of flax at the beginning of the twentieth centuryial solutions were poured into it, dyes were added, yarn was soaked in this way. she took on the right tone. you already understood the dyeing workshop, the capitalist, lazar polyakov, in the summer of 1941, became the initiator of the construction of the dnieper manufactory, the factory was urgently evacuated to barnaul. from where it did not return during the great patriotic war, the enterprise was blown up. there are several utility rooms left now this monument of industrial architecture, post-war period. in one of the surviving buildings, factories, produced flax. it seems to me that the authenticity of the ancient building was well preserved, and the locals, by the way , call it the house of flax. there are many exhibits here that tell about the history of the flax mill, thanks to these silent witnesses you can understand how our ancestors grew leon , collected, processed and made flax clothes from it six thousand years ago , china and the birthplace of flax are considered, but in

inaction with affirmative assistance, the degree of knowledge -- >> it strikes me as -- your answs rikes me as something. what part ofalrstam or the statute you think at that point athere isn't at least a jury question on. twitter, in my hypothetica is basically saying, we owhat there is a time of teort use of our platform. it's going directly to enhance terrorist activity wldwide and we are not going to do anything about it. did you do to match, could you have done more, but we wipe o hands of it. such that you know, you know that that's in -- your t i going to providing substantial financial asstae to terrorist activity how could it be oerse. >> the outcome in this case, i think as a matter of principle, that you are not helping or encouraging somebody to do something wrong or illegal. >> you are providing your service for those people. >> ain >> with the explicit knowledge that people are using it to advance terrorism. >> justice. isis is an important instituti -- and -- an abhorent institution. but not everything that isis does is terrorist activity within the dined meeting of th tm.

and i like the way they call isubtly suggest rike, which strike?i like the way they call isubtly suggest they would does subtly suggest they would have working have otherwise been working straight would be straight through. that would be a shift for a junior. well someone would been working someone would have been working because hospitals because as you said, hospitals kill people. so they're very buoy— kill people. so they're very busy destroying— cc so they're very busy destroying lives and pomeg— busy destroying lives and. potting—hours busy destroying lives and- pulling_hours is a pulling families. 96 hours is a moo-o— pulling families. 96 hours is a moo-o o— pulling families. 96 hours is a that's a farce. but i think i think you can attain that as a i can't think there's anything else you do 96 hours. else you can do for 96 hours. anyone can do straight. maybe those uber runs that- 1 ca“ 91“ maybe those uber runs that they 1 2?“ q“ maybe those uber runs that they do 1 1“ q“. maybe those uber runs that they do in the desert.— those uber runs t

of courmembers rike, nor can nor about that with nurses.— so far more than 530 british citizens have— so far more than 530 british citizens have been flown to eefefy— citizens have been flown to eefefy on— citizens have been flown to eefefy on ek— citizens have been flown to safety on six separate flights . safety on six separate flights. afrboe— safety on six separate flights. africa minister— safety on six separate flights. africa minister andrew mitchell eeye— africa minister andrew mitchell eeye fne— africa minister andrew mitchell eeye fne bk— africa minister andrew mitchell eeye rne bk be— africa minister andrew mitchell says the uk is continuing to nelp— says the uk is continuing to nelp brbng— says the uk is continuing to nelp brbng en— says the uk is continuing to help bring an end to the vbolenoe— help bring an end to the violence . _ help bring an end to the violence . it- help bring an end to the violence . it is- help bring an end to the violence . c help bring an end to the- violence . it is essential that violence. it is esse

saying that they'd like nurses andtn strike with teachers are saying that they'd like nurses and the rikensible government and responsible with and be responsible with taxpayers money. that's why we can't junior doctor's can't meet the junior doctor's demand for 35% pay rise. that would give some junior doctors a £20,000 pay rise. so i find the pubuc £20,000 pay rise. so i find the public yes, they are concerned about some of the strikes, but equally they want the government to be responsible to all public sector workers and responsible to taxpayers as well . now that to taxpayers as well. now that was greg hands, the party chairman , talking to me earlier chairman, talking to me earlier about the conservatives chances at the next local elections. now, ahead of the next general eteottoh— now, ahead of the next general eteottoh the— now, ahead of the next general election, the chairman of rocco totte— election, the chairman of rocco totte hotete— election, the chairman of rocco forte hotels gave— election, the chairman of rocco forte hotels gave over. sorry, let forte hotels gave over. sor

i the all good stuff. rikes to bring you some breaking news. i the all good stuff. the on the way.ces, we raise— 20th, 23. and food prices, we talked about— 20th, 23. and food prices, we talked about this— 20th, 23. and food prices, we talked about this yesterday, sign-r— talked about this yesterday, iiin-i we— talked about this yesterday, iiin-i up— talked about this yesterday, didn't we, up 19.1. this is not a un— didn't we, up 19.1. this is not a uk phenomenon in germany , food a uk phenomenon in germany, food prise— a uk phenomenon in germany, food nrise iniiaisn— a uk phenomenon in germany, food price inflation is— a uk phenomenon in germany, food price inflation is 20% plus. and it price inflation is 20% plus. and i siines— price inflation is 20% plus. and i siines ne— price inflation is 20% plus. and it strikes me that— price inflation is 20% plus. and it strikes me that this is the saw— it strikes me that this is the really politically sensitive iss— really politically sensitive issue because _ really politically sensitive issue because the poor or less weir—sir— issue beca

know, the ambulance workers, why why they)eople g(basically rike?te says.— year. it's fair enough, isn't it ? jeanette says. we already know rhor— ? jeanette says. we already know rhor-sroh— ? jeanette says. we already know that-staff-care- that the nhs staff don't care how— that the nhs staff don't care hour—.- that the nhs staff don't care ohour—. ourhgi that the nhs staff don't care- about_. during the about patient safety. during the pohoohro— about patient safety. during the pandemic, doctors— about patient safety. during the pandemic, doctors discharged hrooroo— pandemic, doctors discharged infected infected people into care homes and— infected infected people into care homes and refused to admit yoo— care homes and refused to admit yoo from— care homes and refused to admit yoo from o— care homes and refused to admit anyone from a care— care homes and refused to admit anyone from a care home. well, i ooh-r—rhor-s- anyone from a care home. well, i don't—that's true. don't know whether that's true or-rho — don't know whether that's true or the g