and stein glass got into the granular detail of those.rs want jurors to see this first and foremost as an improper, illegal effort to protect then candidate trump and now protect www.wdsu.com president trump. -- and now protect president trump. >> with the defense calling michael cohen the liar of all time, how did the prosecution try to counter that narrative. >> stein glass spent a lot of time trying to do image rehabilitation today. he acknowledged he's a liar, he pled guilty to a lot of lies, but a lot of the evidence was backed up by cell phone data or other documentary evidence. in a particularly cutting moment, stein glass said, a common line that prosecutors use, is he said we did not choose, the prosecutors did not choose michael cohen, we did not pick him up at the witness store, donald trump shows him as his fixer. stein glass noted trump's team has said if michael cohen was in fact making these stories up, why didn't he make up better stories and tell a better lie that said trump told michael cohen let's definitely cook up the

a gentleman president frank foster stein maya has called on citizens to defend freedom and democracy. president stein, i was speaking at a ceremony tomorrow, the 75th beth dave, germany's constitution known as the bicycle. you said it was originally drafted in response to the crimes of nazi germany and added that it had become the starting point for several other countries emerging from the or 3rd, terry and past a southern states, so many kicked off celebrations. to commemorate germany's basic, lo, coming into force 75 years along with all the praise, also words of concern. yeah. owns with this. our democracy has succeeded in this, this and on. but we need to know this government. it is not guaranteed for ever. when should suv no one else can protect it, but as we have to protect it, each and every one of us, many germans feel the basic laws with protecting. i'm going because it's how do you see a few? i think very highly of the basic law, those are basic values. in addition to religion, the 10 commandments. these are the guiding values. them the biggest problem we just talked about

josh stein glass but also d.a.nd the whole team had to kind of construct this narrative, which includes who they have testified when, presumably. tell me about your reaction. >> props to stein glass and team. there is a prosecutors art, and this was artful. it was not flashy, but they made the story seem compelling, with a hole through line and cohen met with them 25 times. everyone has remarked how much more effective of a communicator stein glass was then blanche. there is huge preparation here and that is what he did. there was one point where an objection was sustained and he just knew how, let's skip the next one before even looking at it. he rehearsed that very strong closing, i'll bet 25 times, and to his colleagues and i think blanche and the whole defense team seem to be very much at odds. that was the sort of vibe. you know, 99% perspiration, 1% inspiration. they told an inspiring story but they worked it through, and everything from the sentence level for he had dynamics and pause, but the narrative leve

my call was welcome to by the gym and president frank by the stein maya at his official residence, bears you palace franco. german relations have been strange in recent years, especially as europe face as challenges like the war and ukraine. durham, a chance on the shelves remain split with his friends, counted pos on energy and government spending along with relations to china, where my call has criticized in germany over its dependence on the regime. a decent, see, let me so franco. german friendship and cannot do everything on its own. it is not here in time to help, but it is at the heart of your estimated hold. and it is because of the franco german reconciliations that hope that europe was able to build itself little up. you said that it is because of this willingness to move forward together during times of crises because he doesn't cove it to the warren. ukraine is of them that we have been able to move forward together as european us on the, on the the, the used to make sure like whose now was that development policy in berlin, where she attended the press conference by presiden

doctor adams stein is an engineering research on consulting. he focuses on nuclear energy instead of how we typically build most nuclear power plants in the past, which is completely from scratch, easily mostly at the power plant site. if you think of a large jumbo jet, it's built in the factory in a consistent manner with the same parts every time. with the rigorous quality control, dr. stein says, making it in a factory means you can keep the same specialized workforce, the same supply chain, and the same standards and just ship the already made power plant to wherever it needs to go. the small plants would have a much smaller output than a full size nuclear reactor. most definitions of a, some us put them anywhere up to $300.00 megawatts. which means today's average full size nuclear reactors, output molding triple the biggest as a month. but in exchange they take up very little space. nicky already uses the least amount of land amongst low carbon energy sources by phone and somebody else could take that to the next level. new scale, one of

stein glass called at election for august, and the "national enquirer," a covert arm up at the trumpn. during their closing argument, the defense team hammered cohen's credibility, claiming he lied on the stand and called him the gloat, the greatest liar of all time. tensions flared when todd blanche told jurors you cannot sense a buddy to present based upon the words of michael cohen. that enraged judge juan rochon who clarified a prison sentence is not required in this case even ink him fiction, and told them to disregard the remark. why do you think todd blanche testified the balance in where i could go with closing arguments? >> he knew we could get away with it. it was a cheap shot and he got awa with it. >> reporter: attacking the proceedings outside of the courthouse. >> he is the toughest man i have ever seen any hand or is this nonsense everything a day. >> reporter: in today for the first time, the biting campaign staged its own event steps were on the courthouse door with a warning from actor and trump critic robert deniro. >> this is the time to stop stop him, by voting h

stein glass, some of you probably saw them and speak for a little but the other day, so he has done hisob as has this team. i would just say enormous gratitude. i talk about the jurors at the beginning of my remarks. we have a phenomenal system. 12 everyday new yorkers. they listen to the judge's direction. they were careful and attentive, so i feel deep gratitude to work alongside them, to be a part of the system, and i just want to echo that this is what we are doing every single day. during this trial, just this week, an indictment, wage theft, plea■ crimes, convictions, all sorts of work being done by phenomenal public servants, so we are reporting today on this consequential matter, but this is what we do every day. we followed the facts on the law without fear or favor. >> if a jail sentence is in the cards, is it [indiscernible] would your office object to staying the sentence? >> i am going to let our words and cords to themselves when we get to the sentencing matter. i will not address hypotheticals. they raise arguments. we will respond. this is an active, ongoing matter. we w

joel stein and the green party as i did in 2016 and will again. host: which policies do you?like the most? caller: probably anticorruption would be the biggest. i look at the democrats and the republicans and i see they are grandfathered in and they do not even look like a political party. they look like a money-laundering, the democrat andrties, so anticorruption and getting money out of politics probably number one. two would be antiwar. host: jill stein recently spoke about the ongoing campus protests experience being arrested will protesting at washington university. >> meant to show support for the students -- encampment to show support for the students putting everything on the line. their lives are on the line here. they are upholding the highest values of american society and standing up for our right to free speech and the right to protest. i had been invited to stop byand i was asked to de-escalate the with the administration. i want to talk to the chancellors and board members who were therewithin an hour or two, we were assaulted with pikes use as weapons and brut

stein glass, i think some of you probablyaw him speak for a little bit the other day.laughter] job, as has this team. i will just say enough is gratitude to our system. i talked about the jurors at the beginning of my remarks. we have a phenomenal system. 12 everyday new yorkers listened to the judge's directions. they were careful and attentive. so i feel deep gratitude to work alongside them, to be a part of the system. i just want to echo this is what we are doing every day. during this trial, just this week, ghost gun indictments, the maldives wage theft, plea, resolution. sex crimes,onvictions. all sorts of work that is being done i phenomenal public service. we are before you today on this obviously consequential matter, but this is what we do every day. we follow the facts and the law without fear or favor. reporter: is a jail sentence on the cards? if that were the scenario -- [inaudible] mr. bragg: i am going to let our words in court speak for themselves when we get to the sentencing matter. i am not going to address hypotheticals. i think your question under

quien opinion stein, quien lleva casi 30 anos al frente del distrito sur en nueva york. >> egresadoe, fue nominado por el presidente clinton y ha manejado varios casos de alto perfil. >> la fiscalia tiene una lista de alrededor de 50 testigos, entre ellos agentes del fbi y otros que seran traidos desde el extranjero. >> ¿que tiene usted que decir sobre la situacion? >> pero se anticipa que su testigo estrella sea el em empresario jose uribe, coacusado deenendez que se declaro culpable y que esta colaborando. >> este juicio si puede tomar cuatro semanas de parte de la fiscalia, pero despues la de defensa tiene que presentar su defensa. >> y eso puede tomar dos a tres semanas. >> el senador confia en ser exonerado para buscar como independiente la reeleccion al senado. >> tu defensa argumentara que no estaba enterado del alcance de las acciones de su esposa que tambien fue acusada y que su costumbre de guardar dinero se debe a una condicion mental por episodios traumaticos de su vida. >> saludamos a javier vega desde nueva york, javier cuentanos, ¿como termino esta primera jornada del

speaking at the events outside the chancellor, a german president, and by to stein maya said the so called basic rule paved the way for brice a future. it's a gemini uses set. the law was, was defending and celebrating, drafted in response to the unprecedented crimes of nazi germany and the end of the 2nd world war. the little begins with was the focus on human dignity. and it protects the basic rights of people across the country. it has since been used as a basis for other democracies around the world. that's it for now, i'll be back to the alice if you can join. thanks for watching the is swing to the right seems imminent at the upcoming european elections. right wing puppy this policies are leading in surveys. what are the reasons for this? what part as fake news play in the success of the euro? skeptics and what will happen if they gain more insurance in calling him and focus on us in 30 minutes on d. w. the funds for robots back to one giant leap for exploiting the ocean floor. cutting edge technology is i'm looking the potential of deep sea mining. so the vehicle's been designed to

today, paula stein is still, as we all know, very much waiting. what would it mean to be negotiating with israel, as we've mentioned before, on this level, playing field state to state. well, uh, let me remind you that when is it and was it a good night to bite you on? uh, did we have 2 conditions that desire and have to fulfill the events one sentence, which is the fact that the one in one design use and said that it will be up listing in state near israel. and definitely that happens answer kind of that is read with implement the 194 is a lucian, which would allow us to obviously use that with displaced by is, are in to come back home. also, they did not implement that. so practically, the, it isn't on the mind. it's membership by not. so i'm sending these conditions. that's one second. yes, there is a fabulous conclusion of palestine on the next step. think it does that for them. but because that would mean that every major is at least half a month and every major of an exception, it has no political and economic value. i mean, that would mean

as protesters trying to stomach on dr. stein said she was charged with assaulting an officer. the politician was released after spending 7 hours behind bars, us green party coach or a person. margaret elizabeth told us that the presidential hopefuls arrest tells its own the. well, i think it really highlights the hypocrisy that the democratic party and indeed the republican party as well in body. they will tell us that they want peace for everyone and then fund genocide. they will tell us that, oh, we are trying to uphold the law in the world. and yet allow lawless behavior and, and anti democratic behavior to take place right under their nose is not actively supporting it. when you see people like dr. stein on these protest lines being arrested, you're, you're really seeing the, the actual behind the mask face of the democratic party. they're, they're just a fascist tool to across the people. the truth of the matter is when you look around these approaches, people are not being violins towards that you were students or jewish faculty. and these institutions that's not what's

jill stein is running again dr. cornell west. i'm not convinced that more republicans would vote for rfk jr. trump's voters are going to it'd be reliably in his corner the more moderate leaning ours would probably vote for biden over rfk. i mean, these are usually astute, well-educated people. they're not going to him. so i would presume that more than likely it's going to be some younger male voters who probably lean towards the left, center-left, if you will, that will vote for rfk well there's a new quinnipiac university poll of wisconsin voters, or as they say wisconsin and wisconsin, they show biden six points ahead of trump, notably, they had the margins are shrinking drastically when rfk jr. jill stein and cornell west are all factored and rfk jr. has sizable support compared to the others. it's still unclear though, of who he would draw more support from because given that public is a little bit word listen, i think republicans should be absolutely worried. i think both parties should be concerned and this is when you hav

jill stein is funded. the green party is funded. joe biden is so bad that democrats are now funding jill stein. i'm not joking. i know because they have paid petitioners in my state. that is insane. those of you who know how bad it is in my state, jil stein has paid petitioners in my state because they're funded. we're going to come in fifth. not third, not fourth, but fifth. if you think the fighting we have now is bad, wait until there's only scraps left. this will be a bloodbath, to quote trump. this will be a bloodbath, right here, to quote trump. i don't want that. our goal is to raise enough money and to raise enough awareness to pull two, three, four percent, to retain ballot access across the country. the person to do that is the guy who has already been 15 poll, 15 polls, fox news. "wall street journal." you can -- "new york times." yes there's not a libertarian ailey, not even me and i've been in a lot of polls, not even i can touch 15. lars has been in 15 mainstream polls and he's not even nominated yet. no one can touch.

on the 2nd day of his visit to germany along side german president, frank valdez stein my 1st, he commemorated the 6000000 dues killed in the holocaust at the country. central memorial in berlin. then he ventured into the house around the far right, if the party less than 2 weeks out from lamb's mach european elections, the alternative to the germany is pulling at some 34 percent in the state of saxony . am i called one time and not to turn towards us skeptic, right wing populace. he also agreed on the day in euro took our peace, not our prosperity in our democracy would be more cost, are in jeopardy. and if we don't that, if we don't make the right decisions, it's and that is where germany and france and all europeans, all have a responsibility will be the thing in the of speaking before, mainly young crowd, the french president called for more europe as the onset to russian a question and the growing challenge to european prosperity. who is we're d. i say all the full conviction of it is self to do really should double r e, you budget, go up and swept on it either through a joint investment

the quote was welcomed by the german president pon pleasure, stein might. as his official residence, bellevue pallets, franco, german relations have been strained in recent years, especially as europe faces challenges like the war and ukraine. government transfer all the felts from a split with his french count on energy a government spending along with relations to china way and mccall has criticized germany over its dependence on the regime. and that's bringing the double use mission out a couple times. she's at bellevue palace in berlin. i have president back hall has been meeting with his german count about us by the stine mind. this state visit is also about projecting european unity at a time where france and germany increasingly find themselves at all. they do find themselves at odds and that's the interesting thing between determine and the friend relationship no matter how bad is that on the searing motorcycle, the police from who is behind me as how this together with the german president. now both want to help ukraine, both germany and fonts. and

on the 2nd day of his visit to germany along side german president, frank valdez stein my 1st. he commemorated the $6000000.00 dues killed in the whole, the cost of the country central memorial. in berlin, then he ventured into the hotline to the fall, right? if the party less than 2 weeks out from lamb's mach european elections, the alternative to the germany is pulling at some 34 percent in the state of saxony . am i called one to them? and is not to turn towards us skeptic right wing populous people who agree, oh no, they in your own peace, not our prosperity in our democracy. it would be more custom are in jeopardy. and this, if we don't that, if we don't make the right decisions, it's and that is where germany and france and all europeans, all have a responsibility. you can also be the pick. it may be speaking before, mainly young crowd, the french president called for more europe as the on. so to rush into question and the growing challenge to europe and prosperity it will who is we're d, i say all the full conviction of it because it's itself a good really should double

berlin, where she attended the press conference by positive my con to them and president fund by to stein maya. so as to what else nicole had to say, it's just absolutely, but both lead us having seen all of these uh, pictures of hominy throughout the day here. where of course it will so us about what will happen about those pressure points. for instance, on ukraine where they want the same outcome, they want to both the ukraine, they don't want russia to win. and then you have to friend saying that those who lout troops on the ground with the dumb and sobs that would have salt adamant that that is absolutely a red line to him. he wouldn't be willing to foster the, i'd say so also is what is the process just one example where they seek the same outcome but have very different takes on it. well today on both sides. if i said going to model much saw but also german for the last we have you go 1st i spoke of the i'm vision to overcome differences where they don't align yet. well, that will take place when of both leaders will have sold and the amount of our call meet on tuesday, together wit

you include third party candidates, 42% to donald trump, 40% to biden, 12% to rfk junior with jill steinornell west pulling another 3% and when it comes to cornell west and jill stein you can draw pretty clear correlation pulling from joe biden. rfk there's mixed research on which way he is pulling from trump and biden. >> another interesting glimpse from the poll, brand-new data, what are the top issues amongst voters. the economy and inflation have been at the top and remain at the top. everybody feels it. everybody knows it and lot of them are pointing fingers at the biden white house considering how good the economy was during the trump years. you have crime and safety right there as well. protecting democracy, you know, a nebulous idea of what the left believes they're doing, healthcare and then immigration too and the left -- as as we talked about yesterday, the biden administration's is trying to do everything they can to work with mexico to stem the flow, bring the numbers down a little bit but it's so bad for them politically. people aren't forgetting. rachel: they're suing iowa

prosecutor joshua stein glass responded to cohen's credibility concerns. michael cohen is under understandably angry only person who paid the price for engaging in a conspiracy with trump and former american media ceo david pecker. trump's team objected to that arguing that cohen's guilty plea and pecker's non-prosecution agreement don't imply trump's guilt. judge merchan overruled them. >> we have a judge who is highly conflicted. he happens to be corrupt. yes, the worst conflicts. >> trump's lawyers ended their closing argument with 10 reasons to doubt prosecutor's case. blanche said this trial is about documents. not allegations of an affair by adult film actress stormy daniels. blanche asserts there is no evidence that trump falsified business records. he also reminded the jury that former trump aide hope hicks testified that trump worried about his family and his wife melania when the daniels story resurfaced. this defies prosecutors' allegation that trump meant to unlawfully influence the 2016 election. the underlying crime that elevates the 34 count

i'm sam stein in for jonathan lemire. we are on a verdict watch this morning. in just hours the jury in the donald trump hush money criminal trial is set to resume deliberating for a second straight day in a new york city courthouse, but first the jury will start the day by reviewing testimony from two key witnesses and getting a refresher on the judge's instructions. that's because just hours into their first day of deliberations yesterday the jurors had questions for the judge and sent two notes back to the courtroom. in the first note the jury made four requests regarding portions of of testimony they wanted review, specifically they asked to rehear testimony from ex-national enquirer publisher david pecker and former trump attorney and fixer michael cohen. in a second note they asked that the jury instructions be reread to them. there's no word yet on whether they requested a reread on a specific portion of the instructions or if they want all 55 pages repeated. following that second request and after a total of about

after dismissing that juror stein said she would be too much trouble to serve as a juror. menendez faces 200 years behind bars if he is convicted. dana and bill. >> dana: chad pergram. lots going on and more to come. >> bill: court is in session downtown. there is another high-profile case we're watching today. pre-trial hearing in delaware of hunter biden's federal gun charges. david spunt is live outside the courthouse in wilmington for that setup today. good morning. >> a lot of high-profile court cases. here in delaware hunter biden's trial is scheduled to begin on june 3rd. we see if that actually happens. perhaps there may be a deal or something. the federal judge that works in this building disagreed with the plea deal. some critics called it a sweetheart plea deal last summer and hunter biden pleaded not guilty to three charges of lying on a federal form related to purchasing a firearm. now the first son owned a firearm back in 2018 for 11 days. on that form federal prosecutors special counsel david weiss said he lied when he said when he was not addicted to drugs

i'm sam stein in for jonathan lemire. and we'll begin this morning with order being restored to ucla's campus. police arrested more than 200 protesters from an encampment. officers in riot gear swarmed a university early yesterday morning confronting protesters and dismantling the eencampment. the clash lasted several hours. police had to launch flares to try to disperse the large crowd. according to the chancellor of the ucla about 300 people did leave voluntarily, but look at those images. wow. the university called the police early in the week after the protests turned violent. fights erupted between pro-palestinian demonstrators and israeli supporters. ucla then declared the encampment, quote, illegal. the chancellor explains the decision in a statement yesterday writing, quote, while many of the protesters at the encampment remain peaceful, ultimately the site became a focal point for serious violence as well as huge disruption to our campus. meanwhile, president biden has broken his silence on the unrest at these co

nada: i'm joined by my colleague, caleb stein, who has been following -- ca kayla epstein, who has beens. jurors understand this is such an historic situation here at how carefully did define they were listening to the judges instructions, and how did that help guide the jury, do you think? kayla: the mood in the courtroom was incredibly serious today, and releasing the jury taking notes, listening to the lawyers and witnesses, but today it felt like they were paying even closer attention. they walked into the closed room, past the defense table, took their seats, and then the judge began giving them very detailed instructions about how to apply the law, the facts in the case, when they had to consider, and we saw them take notes, we sell them paying very close attention. nada: it was interesting, they did not look at donald trump, did they? kayla: no, they often don't look at him, and they have to walk right by him as they pass the defense table, but i think they are focused on getting to the jury box and doing their job. nada: they ended with nearly five hours of deliberation, but bef

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stein. >> i'm dionne lim. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. tornadoes touching down across several states. and the threat right now across multiple states. ginger will take us through it. >>> also breaking at this hour, the move just moments ago to try to oust house speaker mike johnson. the an

sam stein, what does that set up?s. you, my friend, remember those playoff wars those two teams used to have, punctuated with reggie miller, pacers' hero, villain of msg, giving the choke sign to spike lee and the rest of the knicks fans. this is a fun knicks team. captivated new york city. what are you looking for in the second round? >> i want reggie to put it back on. rick smith to be back on the floor. get the old school guys. luttrell maybe. those are great series, i have to say, and probably the best, most iconic madison square garden playoff atmospheres in the last three centuries. i don't know if we'll get that. you know, it's not the same villainous characters. brunson is incredible. let's just be honest. he should be mvp. he's been a marvel to watch. no, he should be mvp, okay? three straight 40-point games, it is remarkable. whether you like him or not, it is just wonderful to have good basketball in the garden. playoff basketball in the garden. there's not another atmosphere like it. >> yeah, who doesn't l

with the drum and president fund by her stein maya, he's about to deliver the main speech in the coming moments. now an important point for our international views, the constitution was drafted in response to the unprecedented crimes of nazi germany and the end of the 2nd world war. it is known here as the basic, lo and thanks to the gym and politicians who debated it. it begins with woods, the focus on human dignity assets. cool. now, all of this states back exactly 75 years to may. the 23rd 1949 will set, also commemorates at the day the day that the whole of germany, including the former east germany, was included under the basic laws and its guarantees. i'm going to cross straight now to the w's chief. political does not make a left cuss now who is outside the chance. 3 in the land where all of the festivities are taking place today. mckayla and you're right there in the middle of the action. i can hear the applause in the background. give us a sense of the, the atmosphere in the center of bell in today. yes, it's a very solid return. just about to video of the time we just saw 3 sk

for this reason, they supported the war enough, danny stein, and they supported the invasion or from you off in 2003, iraq where of course you were born. the reason i mention the nazis is because genocide that the world code is so readily learned, all of the, not the experience of, of course, i mean we're lavender of was one prior occasion. but of, of course it's the cause that costs the shadow when $1.00 starts talking about genocide is 81 years since the was we'll get through uprising. a 10th of those who are being killed in gaza were killed. of course, the use of the word resistance in the, in the way media talks about is in britain where you live. how do you see the debates about what is justified is resistance for some reason your, your prime minister. so neck a continues to say is realize the right of self defense, which because it doesn't given, isn't occupying power. do you think they understand the historical power? those i problem is the did not see comparison question. do they understand the historical barrels with the will? so get through uprising that they must be, it wi

con, you know, the conflict between the military and all the groups, but also there's a religious stein, mention christians, muslims, buddhist, as well as intro religious conflicts. so it's a complex civil war. and war is, is not as cut and dry as much as the us media wants to paint it in the, the typical fashion of democracy on one side and then dictatorship or to tell a terry. and as i'm on the other, there are a lot of interested parties here, both domestic to me and more and internationally, like the us and china. american main stream media is doing with me and more what it did with ukraine, acting like this conflict began in russia's special military operation back in february of 2022 in during the 2014 to and the nuanced history before that. so the same thing applies here for me and more for american media. and this is a cool of 2021. nothing else to see here, folks. but the reality is, under brock obama. the u. s. has been eyeballing me and mar from very long time. obama went to visit sushi at her residence while she was under house arrest, staying for hillary clinton and she wen

the work also provided more proof for hind steins, general theory of relativity must be its most. what we want to measure now is whether the prediction is correct to work. this is the black hole really only determined by the rotation of space, time and mass, or a space time strangely deformed, who wish for form c, i use it maybe egg shaped or shape like a clover leaf. you could determine that from the shape of stellar orbit is done gone from missiles your one to 500 black holes will play a star enrolled in solving this big physics puzzle. i have denied that. so we have time for on tomorrow today. the science show, thanks for joining us and see you again next week. but for now the, the, the, the, the green sensation that is necessary is not a fault. how can we go back to the stone age? so anything global solutions for the energy transition. they need to be quick and affordable and impossible. combinations their renewables revolution in 15 minutes on the w. b. o. own health advocates by turning into your own ex best. when you're without any fiction, with no surprise. be active, the

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i got, i don't surprised what or the 139 countries recognized by the stein as a state. so for additional votes, probably a couple of european countries and couple of others who dad, the united states, was rather disappointed by $25.00 extensions. just because i can see the point of abstaining, foot of what's of this nature, they know that they're going to be 2 thirds majority. and i think if anything, a good number of the votes were against the united states as much as they are for palestine. and a good number of those watch stations, but also i've standing under pressure from the united states. but clearly the kind of hyper bought, hyperbolic clownish speech by there is ready to invest. that does not have very much electronics shredded to you and so on. so with the puckett shred, i mean, he talked to pull kind of a hobo chavez, about getting a job mom, or could that be a stunt at the united nations? except if he's very insignificant, instead of a boarding on hold a secular repetitive. so it didn't work for him. he thought, is these clownish diplomatic kind of moves? it

things back in 1993 that led to the also a cool it's the question though is does it bring a pallet, steins, state palestinian state any closer to reality as well that's not the issue to say, but we already have paid out both no way on spain that they recognize the other statements state doesn't important then also disappointing the other statements. right? to self determination. i sense and also mean even shorter, and that's definitely a parenthesis, tennessee for a long time solution for a 2 state solution. so it's a step in the, in the right direction. and it's very important that it was joined by 2 other european states and hopefully more would come. and then they really be able to put a pressure on them and show and they go say a good solution. but talking on the situation today, we see the situation and must bind gunning gossip, these base. of course, it's very, very far away from, from legal session between parties right now. the state bosses step in the right direction. i think it was important for no labels bowed. timely on the importance and do you expect to see other countries fo

so they no bernardo veo lona, and apparently stein to the washington post. >> thanks to both. you really appreciate a great to see both you as the trump trial plays out in new york, legal action in dc might put a former trump adviser closer to prison himself. the department of justice, once a federal judge to order steve bannon to begin serving a before month prison sentence. cnn's evan pedis is here and evan bannon had remained out of prison while his appeal of a contempt of congress conviction played out. but that conviction was upheld, right? >> it was upheld jake by the dc court of appeals. and now the justice department is telling the judge who oversaw the case and who put his time of imprisonment on hold. they're asking for the judge to order him to report to prison and they're pointing out that because this the dc circuit has already rejected as appeals, that there's really no good reason and unless he's just trying to delay that that process, of course, that is part of the game here because steve bannon, of course, is hoping that donald trump wins in november and perha