frank's comments about the labour pa rty‘s failure to frank's comments about the labour party's failure to deal with anti—semitism are correct and both saddened and angered me very much indeed. my hope thatjeremy corbyn realises that he has not only got to say he will take action against anti—semitism. he has to do something about it. and a general talk will not do. he has to deal with anti—semitism that is so strong within the labour party. that was louise ellman. let's get more reaction now — we can speak to the guardian columnist, dawn foster. we see him and says this needs to spurjeremy corbyn to do more about the problem of anti—semitism in the party. you think it will make you do anything differently?” party. you think it will make you do anything differently? i think at the moment the party are committed to stamping this out. there have been a number of things being put in place at the moment. i know the party are working very hard to try and hold members to account. so when people are actually reported for anti—semitic comments it is being dealt with a lot quicker.

frank: social media is a poison. the new shows that encourage dissidence instead of coming together. an organization called one people. at first i wanted no part of it. i didn't want to go across the country and be depressed every night. we are going to des moines and new hampshire and phoenix. howie: why did you do it? frank: you can't sit back and do nothing. you can't allow a great country and democracy to tear itself apart. i met with veterans, and if we can't say we are better than this. we can disagree with destroying each other. if we are not willing to do that, our democracy will come apart. howie: you are saying all the incentives go other way. what gets you clicks, what gets you on tv. the political incentives to get money. that sounds like it's difficult to resist. frank: three solutions. citizenship, civility and consensus. so we can actually move the country forward. if we can do those three things. that requires people from the congress and on down. there are people who do it. the governor of colorado a

i think frank... frank has led a very important talent and i am sorry that you have to leave to do it. is he right when he says about the party which are becoming a full for anti—semitism? which are becoming a full for anti-semitism? i think that as a force for anti—semitism with a party that hasn't been tackled. it is not just into the leadership. i hope they rectify that when they reconvene in a few weeks but of course there's more that the readership can do to set out a clear tackling of this. he is the leader, if board to put women at ten as payments that, he has to get a grip on his party before he can represent others as a country. it is to all of others, mps, councillors, if you see anti—semitism tackle it. don't dismiss it as something we don't wa nt to dismiss it as something we don't want to discuss. thank you everybody. we will get more on that news about frank field, the veteran mp, chairof the news about frank field, the veteran mp, chair of the working pensions committee who has re

but i told her it was a project about frank rizzo. she got a little tear and said we could really use a man like him again. and i didn't have the heart to disagree with her at that point. i just said, okay, grandma. so one of the things i wanted to do with the book is not treat these people like caricatures. the way the white working class have usually been written about is almost like reactionaries or foils in the standard narratives of civil rights and liberalism. the last thing i wanted to do is treat them like monsters. they're human, and even if you don't agree with them, they have human feelings and personalities, and i wanted to bring those people out to show enough humanity, even if you don't agree with everything. >> the book is "blue

their friends and enemies of frank field who will be hoping itjust enemies of frank field who will be hoping it just might. enemies of frank field who will be hoping itjust might. and that is perhaps the biggest question. will this recognition from the labour group at westminster mean there will be more? could there even be a deep schism, in which those mps from a significant minority at westminster who disagree withjeremy corbyn, not just on europe or anti—semitism but many things, but it drives them over the edge? talk of a break at new centrist party, new grouping in british politics, has been rumbling for ramps —— for months, but those labour dissidents have been so relu cta nt to labour dissidents have been so reluctant to follow their internal dissent to open insurrection. their enemies say it's about a lack of nerve, but loyalty and nerve will be tested very ha rd nerve, but loyalty and nerve will be tested very hard in the days and weeks ahead. should energy drinks be banned for the under 18s? that's what the government is considering amid fears that they're damaging you

side indoors i'm here with nicholas khan the son of hans frank who was executed as a war criminal at the number of trials to talk about how he and how germany deals with its nazi past for thank you for letting us visit you want a vacation. i funked mr frank i mean the which you have a common name and it's not him or gerbils you could have hidden behind it but you chose to come out as the son of a murderer and why out for one thing time. well the initial reason was that i was increasingly by the stubborn silence here in germany on the nazis crimes and the complicity of ordinary people. i just couldn't take it anymore. so i told myself it was time to talk about how a family that i import into just by coincidence could because of the father's career loses all its morality. fully. in this ng and you wrote the book in the shadow of the rice published in one thousand nine hundred seventy five the german title translates as a reckoning what kind of reckoning he will do so maybe you have a score to settle with him. it was like a son trying his father and confronting him with everything i had

if frank frank was alive today he be comfortable in donald trump's white house? >> i think so. i would not be the first person to make that comparison. several people for me, several journalists reached out to me for comments during the election. they had a very similar style of approaching these unpolished campaign styles. at some point, at one point i say people who talk about, one of the things they say they like about him as he tells it like it is. frank rizzo in philadelphia, they might have called him one of us. he follows a very similar script. his son, donald trump junior's campaign stops in des moines, pittsburgh, and everything like this, kept calling his father and blue-collar billionaire. blue-collar in this instance has nothing to do with wealth. it has to do with this cultural identity. donald trump was very good at using those, at least in the campaign. his policies have not really followed through on that. but, he talked about coal mining, he has a very famous picture of him in the truck outside the white house. he is talking about blue-collar work. jobs that do

later frank is pulled off the tractor and dragged to the squad car. authorities say he died at the hospital. according to the autopsy, frank primarily died as a result of respiratory compromise due to a struggle with police. cardiovascular disease and obesity contributed to the death. in march a grand jury declined to indict the officers. >> police officers have what's called qualified immunity to do things that other citizens cannot do. and one of those things is use physical force to make an arrest. >> reporter: now franks' family is suing tff sheriff and the city>> ty are s reasonable force and if the force you uses kills s had no comment. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> we'll take a short break and coming up the winners of the massive $543 million jackpot are revealed and the fugitive that gave neighbors quite a shock. >>> all right. >>> all right. imagine this, you just found out you won $543 million. what do you do? quit your job? live a life of leisure? sounds good. 11 california co-workers that struck it rich with the massive mega millions jackpot pl

online game frank frank has gone home to help health he's fun finding. bbc is kilometers across all while. starts actually the global a mathematical. lines to bbc revitalize says friday world and i would say that [inaudible] ascension. usually have about. the reason researcher to critics reviews that he that he found out of wonder class last a way where i find not not helen down balance. the stunning on inclusion in the land let's at our results show that is the level of drinking is not done. alcohol should be leading really nearly three million deaths and locally per year here on on from longtime dammit dammit. held out of the hands are at risk to injure injuries always point. nearly a one one three drink iraq's crossworlds some some more than others remain intact are they were the last last day in france france about five by a day. leading among women women ukraine ranger for drudgery day they are norm it's also about ten times are we are we are coming about it will help. organizations. recy reserves are finding finding personal changing government pol

that's a very regrettable" and i think, to frank's career. “— regrettable" and i think, to frank's career. —— a regrettable" and i think, to frank's career. —— a very regrettable" and i think, to frank's career. —— a very regrettable end. the question is how many could follow and walk out of the parliamentary party. follow and walk out of the parliamentary pa rty.|j follow and walk out of the parliamentary party. i shall be staying and fighting. i shall fight to the last and the end. there is a danger others will say, i've had enough, i'm not taking any more of this. why should i be putting myself through this? there is a danger. if this isn't sorted, others will go. therefore, sort it, labour leadership, and salt it very quickly. —— sort it very quickly. 0ne quickly. —— sort it very quickly. one thing is certain. shami and chatty, tea and a sandwich. don't expect to see this this again any time soon. the opening of a major part of london's new crossrail line, which had been due to take place in december, has been delayed until autumn next year. the company building th

an ally ofjeremy corbyn has accused the veteran labour mp frank field of making "grotesque slurs", after he resigned from the parliamentary party because of leadership's stance on anti—semitism. meanwhile in article in his local paper, mr field urges the labour leadership to end what he calls its "racist toleration of anti—semitism". here's our political correspondent, tom barton. while things may have looked friendly, frank field and jeremy corbyn were never close political allies. and now they're even further. writing in his local paper, the liverpool echo, frank field said what he called labour's blatantly racist toleration of anti—semitism must cease. and he said the party must recognise the culture of intolerance, nastiness and intimidation that it has allowed to grow. that culture, he said, is present among labour activists in his own birkenhead constituency, who recently passed a vote of no confidence in him.

frank field is a maverick. the word maverick could have been invented for somebody like frank field, he is a lwa ys for somebody like frank field, he is always willing to plough his own chorus. he is one of a handful of brexit labour mps. but there are a lot of mps who find it deeply uncomfortable about the rows of anti—semitism and there are some in the labour party who are deeply uncomfortable that labour in its ma nifesto uncomfortable that labour in its manifesto endorsed delivering brexit. but a lot of those pro—european labour mps distinct from frank field think their best bet is to change party policy from within. the decision of an mp to leave their political party, often a relationship longer than their relationship longer than their relationship with their husband or wife, and a relationship as long as the relationship with their parent, is only something they break if they absolutely have to. chris mason in westminster. the headlines on bbc news... the number of people aged 85 and over needing ro

have hung mr frank you have a common name it's not him or gerbils you could have hidden behind it but you chose to come out as the son of a murderer and why did i wanted ask a time. well the initial reason was that i was increasingly by the stubborn silence here in germany on the nazis crimes and the complicity of ordinary people. i just couldn't take it anymore. so i told myself it was time to talk about how a family that i had been born into just by coincidence could because of the father's korea lose all its morality. fully and. then this in the book you wrote the book in the shadow of the right published in one thousand nine hundred seventy the german title translates as a reckoning what kind of reckoning what do you have to score to settle with him. it was like a son trying his father and confronting him with everything i had found out about him. with the ring in the poke i address him directly to argue my case that although he was a highly educated man he was a real criminal means. if your father was governor general of occupied poland and in berlin there was a saying about him

this is frank. sup! this is frank's favorite record. this is frank's dog. and this is frank's record shop. frank knowns northern soul, but how to set up a limited liability company... what's that mean? not so much. so he turned to his friends at legalzoom. yup! they hooked me up. we helped with his llc, contracts, and some other stuff that's part of running a business. so frank can focus on the beat. you hear that? this is frank's record shop. and this is where life meets legal. charles: welcome back to maria bartiromo's "wall street." i'm charles payne in norma ria. the trade -- for maria. the trade war is is today whraight china. the chinese fighting fire with fire announcing their own tariffs on billions of u.s. goods. this will include motorcycles and large passenger cars. but there is a hope a deal can be reached before this is implemented. maria bartiromo sat down with investment chairman naguib sawiris and she asked for his take on the trump administration pushing back on china. >> it's a good wake-up call because the chinese have been taking you and

frank? >> let me say that ultimately it will be the congress who makes the decision whether to create a space force or not. and i think it's going to be very very important that congress have a very solid and in depth debate on the pros and cons of this. my concern is this, because the proposal is so readily identifiable with president trump, after the november elections, there will be a, quote, reflexive anti-trump sentiment, and we will begin -- excuse me, become engaged in a partisan debate. that is not the right way to go. in my view, we need to have a serious debate on the pros and cons of the space force. yes, it does come from president trump. he has embraced it. but a lot of democrats have embraced the idea of a space force, including congressman cooper, the ranking democrat on the house armed services subcommittee for strategic forces. so let's have a serious discussion led by congress that seeks to come up with a bipartisan solution because as i noted a little bit earlier, presiden

the symbol of those under frank i'm very pleased to be back and to get to know the new coach which it's also an honor for me to be here and to be getting ready for the new season the sec. crank for it we're in the usa for the pre-season training camp and the team has a few bands that need smoothing out so what better way to do that then to take on the mighty bye and. that there will be of course we want to win this competition but we also know we're up against the best team in germany against the record champions but i'd like my team to play like they want to win it from the first minute on words that will show our mentality and whether we can chance what we practice in training on to the pitch so. or lose it is a team in terms with a difficult season ahead of them. from france form of course just hoping to pick up his first starting with his new club by a munich ahead of the final he talked about how it felt to be back in front for for tonight's care is absolute and it's definitely a special game. on the one hand i'm returning to my old home a great city a great club a great stadium wi

frank may not be the last mp out the door. so, there is now, i think, a really important moment for the leadership to respond, to act, for all of us to pull together, to stop this decision by frank field turning into a full—blown existential crisis for the labour party. tonight, in his birkenhead constituency, people are predictably split. he's jumping before he's been pushed. he's a good man. he's good for the area, and he's been in a long time. so i think he should be all right and keep him as he is. i don't like the man. i don't like anything he's voted for. everything he's voted for, i've been against. the labour veteran recently lost a vote of confidence in his local party, and tonight a senior corbyn loyalist is saying he should stand down as an mp and face a by—election. but, whatever happens, he's likely to be forced to quit labour altogether. so could this be the beginning of a wider schism, taking more of those who disagree withjeremy corbyn over the edge, perhaps towards a new centrist group that has been talked

jeremy is damaged by frank field leaving. frank is a very dedicated and respected mp, and if he decides he doesn't want to remain as labour mp, that is a very sad comment on today's labour party. the thing that would be most damaging tojeremy corbyn would be if others were to follow frank field out of the party. but, for now, there is no sign of that happening. tom barton, bbc news, westminster. and joanna will be speaking to frank field just after the sport bulletin. administrators will take over the running of the wonga today, after the short—term lender lost its battle to stay afloat. despite a £10 million cash injection from shareholders last month, the firm said yesterday that it was no longer accepting new applications for loans. its demise follows a surge in compensation claims, amid a government clamp—down on payday lenders. the diy retailer homebase faces a showdown with landlords today, in a make or break day that could decide its fate. the chain has proposed a rescue plan that involves closing 42 stores, and c

i feel like, i saw frank's vision. i think his vision was many, many, he was ahead of mine certainly but also of a lot of people. i i think you saw something thai didn't see. so i would tell young people, especially if you live on the border, i would tell people if you live on the border take offense at the laboratory that is there and take advantage of being by national, by culture, able to go back and forth and learn spanish, or another language. that's something that, i mean, it's incredibly key. i mean this, not that, i didn't want frank to pigeonhole me. and i would tell him and get i wanted to be pigeonholed because these were the only stories i really cared about. but i wanted to make sure he knew i could do other stories. i mean, i was a kid. what's the worst thing that can happen works fine, aye end up working at walmart or go backwards in the field. but it think it was important that frank knew i wanted to do other stories but that my passion fruit drink stories about immigration, stories with mexico. actuall

well we can now talk to frank he's a marketing management student who is currently in genoa and was near the bridge when it collapsed frank first of all tell us how close for you to the bridge when it crumbled. i'm one one hundred. from the beach because i'm a very close. and. i just. heard this may think you are so you were you were sitting inside you heard this incredible role or and then what did you hear and see next. i i want to have me take my kitchen's window to to look outside because it was it looked like a like me not like that the bridge was blasting and there was a lot of fog and i i saw that the grange was interrupted but i thought that this was usually to the to the to the fog not because the breach collapsed but when i realized it was what happened i saw these enormous amounts of of the bridge that was had collapsed down in the street and also in the way were lined because. the reason the there is a light passing between in front of my home. so there's a there's the bridge i'm just trying to get the scene here there's the bridge there's the railway line been a third you've

frank field has lit the paper and it has gone off with a bang. it has to do with anti—semitism, another episode in this thing which has dominated the labour party, or seems to dominated the labour party for the past couple of months. it has been convulsed by these allegations, but frank field has not been staring in his language. he's talked about the party seen as racist, the thuggery in his own account of birkenhead and tom watson has come in and said this is a wake—up call. the telegraph said labour mps were stunned last night and warned that he could be the first of quite a few to go independent. it could be the biggest split since the s e p in 1981. will have to wait and see about this. there is also a case that this is another instalment towards the door marked exit. -- sdp. he has complained about two things. anti—semitism and also what he talks about as intolerance, thuggery within the party and in his -- in his thuggery within the party and in his —— in his constituency in birkenhead to try to remove him. i think this nastiness

frank may not be the last mp out the door. so, there is now, i think, a really important moment for the leadership to respond, to act, for all of us to pull together, to stop this decision by frank field turning into a full—blown existential crisis for the labour party. tonight, in his birkenhead constituency, people are predictably split. he's jumping before he's been pushed. he's a good man. he's good for the area, and he's been in a long time. so, i think he should be all right and keep him as he is. i don't like the man. i don't like anything he's voted for. everything he's voted for, i've been against. the labour veteran recently lost a vote of confidence in his local party, and tonight a senior corbyn loyalist is saying he should stand down as an mp and face a by—election. but, whatever happens, he's likely to be forced to quit labour altogether. so, could this be the beginning of a wider schism, taking more of those who disagree withjeremy corbyn over the edge, perhaps towards the new centrist grouping that's been t

so let's start with professor calhoun. >> thanks very much, frank. it's great to be back in mississippi. when i was researching my book on grant's presidency, i spent a good deal of time in starkville at the grant presidential library that john manages so well and believe me, it's the starting point for anyone working on grant's scholarship. grant of course is one of our most controversial presidents, i think, in history. the myth is that he was detached and not engaged, but what my research showed was that he indeed was very much a hands-on president and that he had his ideas about the issues of the day and participated very much in the conduct of his administration and in relations with congress. he had two very difficult acts to follow. one predecessor, abraham lincoln, was of course the greatest president we have ever had. his immediate predecessor, andrew johnson, was probably the worst president we have ever had. in fact, johnson left the white house really in sort of metaphorically speaking, shambles. relationship with the congress was very, v

and there‘s no doubt all eyes will be on frank lampard in the derby dugout. countless trophies as a player — how will he fare as a manager. joe lynskey looks ahead to what should be the big stories of the season. arguably the english championship is one of the most competitive divisions in world football now, as teams like huddersfield town and cardiff in the last two seasons have shown, anyone from this division can the hopes of finishing in the top six and getting promoted to the premier league. that makes it even harderfor premier league. that makes it even harder for the premier league. that makes it even harderfor the teams premier league. that makes it even harder for the teams coming down from the top division every season. this year it is west brom, swansea and stoke who have come down to the championship. west brom have kept faith in darren moore, in his first job as a manager. but stoke have made a change, bringing in gary rowett as their new boss, and swa nsea rowett as their new boss, and swansea have rowett as their new boss, and swa nsea have

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frank, julie? >> amber, thank you. >>> today many people had their eyes on the skies at this summit and a haze of smoke could be seen over the basin. this was the 22nd year of the gathering which brings together lawmakers from california and nevada and also focuses on preserving the clarity of the water. this year, fire prevention and forced maintenance was at the top of the -- forest maintenance was at the top of the agenda. >> the tahoe region is on borrowed time -- the fires all around us and you can see the smoke in the air -- present a very stark question: how much longer does tahoe have? >> reporter: in 2016 congress passed a bill to set aside $450 million to protect the lake over seven years and each year congress decides how much to hand out and this year they approved $12 million for forest maintenance but the measure still needs house approval. >>> a man accused of slashing two people on a bart train last week has been arrested -- 21- year-old -- 27-year-old solomon espinoza was taken int

frank figliuzzi, you had a concise tweet. you think it is intent to obstruct. explain. >> i do, because obstruction as you all know and your viewers know, is about showing intent, mind-set, what was your purpose in conducting yourself this way. and so he's giving us essentially obstruction 101. and some may say, look, when you strip the clearance of a former cia director, you're not obstructing anything related to the collusion investigation. but in reality, the chilling effect that it has on active on-board investigators and intelligence officials is quite clear. if you cross me, if you continue in this vein, you lose your clearance. and, in fact, there are very recent reports that bruce orr, an active d.o.j. official, is being talked about in terms of stripping his clearance. this is the next step, and it's rapid, of moving from former officials you don't like to current officials you don't like. >> steve schmidt, i spoke to two former senior intelligence officials from the bush era and i asked, when the iraq war went really south, was there anyone that was l

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this was frank field in parliament in 1992. even back then he had already been an mp for over a decade. the word maverick could have been invented to describe him. he's long been very independent minded, and now having walked out of the parliamentary labour party, he is considering whether to trigger a by—election in his constituency merseyside. a big mega step i havejust taken. i am trying to recover from that. over the next weeks and months, i will obviously be thinking about that and consulting with people. getting a response as i walk around birkenhead and see what people say. the feed in so far does not suggest there is any demand for that but that's what it may obviously come to. it might not happen but imagine it did, a by—election featuring frank field, and mp for birkenhead for nearly 40 years, against the labour party. the very divisions at the heart of labour crystallised in a single context. plenty in mr field's local party came on merseyside are irritated at his full—throated support the brexit, including vot

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frank, i have got to start with you. if you are investigating campaign finance violations, it doesn't -- this feels bigger than that. is it? >> oh, it's so much bigger than that. let's not forget that we've got money laundering, bank fraud. we still have russian collusion. that's what this is all about and what it started with. and now today we have the president of the united states suggesting that maybe cooperating with prosecutors should be outlawed. this sounded -- i'm struck continually by how much some of this conversation sounds like wiretaps in an organized crime case or an episode of the sopranos where some coppo is talking about whacking somebody who is flipping and cooperating. we're getting very close to that. >> chuck, it's chilling, frank. we have to cut that and maybe replay that before this hour ends, what you just said. chuck, i want to ask you to drill down on these violations, these crimes that cohen pleaded guilty to, the fact that he testified in court on tuesday during that guilty plea that they wer

frank: nighttime here is dangerous. e murder rate has shot u since the farc rebels disarmed, as rival drug gangs compete for turf. on patrol witholice, i can see the heavily uniform security presence. would not be enough to topple the cocaine trade, nor the massive demand from britain, the u.s., and elsewhere. colombia's war on drugs is very far from over. frank gardner, bbc news, colombia. 's struggle with cocaine continues. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, why the beprint for a plastic gun is causing a major controrsy in the u.s. we will have the latest on the uproar. in pakistan, a group of young akrls in karachi's once troubled neighborhood are bg barriers and taboos by developing their boxing skills. a hope that boxing can give them success, a future, and above all, the self-confidence to stand up for themselves. every day after hool, these girls gather here at this botong club ursue their dreams. this 13-year-old is one of the most passionate boxers. a fighter who rema

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frank luntz will join us in a moment. he called omarosa's claim that he heard trump use a racial slur flat out false. big question tonight, how does a publisher in this day and age of lawsuits, how do they not fact-check any of these claims? how does any self-respecting publisher allow this to go to print? why didn't they bring in the lawyers? even "the new york times." they did a profile, yours truly with that very handsome well thought out picture of me. i didn't agree with every angle or every point in the article or this hideous despicable picture of me even though they had a thousand other choices to choose from, but on things like this, even "the new york times" are not a fan of, they were fact-check twice, not necessarily the commentary. they did their job. where is the publisher here? remember it was only a few months ago before she was fired, nothing but praise for the president, watch this. >> donald trump is a very kind person. he has a really good heart. i spent time with him and his children and his family an

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and jared, frank? >> let me tell you, jay sekulow is telling me he doesn't know ed if raleigh alexis campaign laws, president trump has more of a problem than we realize. of course it is against the law. there is a conspiracy aspect even though it didn't happen. we have communication from don junior saying, i love it, in response to there's dirt on hillary and he shows up for the meeting, there's a legal problem to that. sekulow is just in another planet at this point. >> let me ask you about someone else who may wish he's on another planet. the theory was posited to me that hope hicks, between the time that she was known to have gone before mueller's investigators and the time that she ultimately left the white house, may have had a few challenges in the workplace. one, she may have been queried by the president about what she said to robert mueller's investigators. two, she may have been confronted either by mueller's investigators or back channel conversations that her lawyer had with other lawyers,

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frank, let me start with you. rudy guiliani somehow manages to convince people he wasn't really a good prosecutor when he says nonsense like this. that informal justice department rule is not actually about somebody investigating serious crimes, about people fiddling in an election. >> that's exactly right. nor is there a hard and fast violation documented. there's a guideline and suggestion, unwritten understanding you don't mess with an election by starting an investigation or announcing something during an election period, but there's nothing here to be violated. >> elizabeth, let's talk about what happens tomorrow, maybe as early as tomorrow we get a vert in this trial. let's say, as some experts say, that it's guilty. paul manafort has a conviction. what does the government do at that point? what does the mueller investigation do with that? they can't unconvict him at that point as part of any deal they make with him? >> well, he's facing another trial. they can try to work something out with him. the point i