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Program, we cannot have fbi agents engaging in this kind of abuses, its going to be harder and harder for the public to understand why we need the government to have the authorities that it has. we need to do a better job that in these folks before they get to the high level positions because somebody like peter stroke who i think single-handedly destroyed the fbis with what his actions were. the most guilty out of all of them, his reputation is rent hes fired from the fbi but he is not in jail....

Justice, to former president and candidate donald trump. in washington they used a dc grand jury to bring florida charges. venue shopping in violation of department of justice rules for prosecutors and grand juries, grand jury abuses. by the so call the special counsel, including denial of attorney-client pri privilege and due process to former president, that using attorney-client 45 lan privilege information with a grand jury. in which you dont have a lawyer there, you cant provide exculpatory...

Arabian border guards be treating them this way? yeah, sure. look, it is estimated — them this way? yeah, sure. look, it is estimated thousand _ them this way? yeah, sure. look, it is estimated thousand of— them this way? yeah, sure. look, it is estimated thousand of ethiopian i is estimated thousand of ethiopian migrant work in saudi arabia, there is a huge pull factor especially for women and girls in the dementia worker industry, men and boys, generally in the constructive industry, there...

"whatever it is youre thinking it could be and look "at the possible raft of offences here?" look at the law. absolutely. now, you obviously have a very high profile for the work that weve just discussed. the church of england, going back many years now, has realised that it has an issue with abuse within and how best to deal with it, to credibly say to the world that we are aware of our own problems and were tackling them. were going to be open, were going to be accountable. in 2015, current ar...

This is bbc news. well have the headlines and the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. how does a society protect those most vulnerable, particularly children, from exploitation and abuse? having the right laws in place is of course vital, but so is having institutions and professions that are open and accountable. how easy is that to deliver? well, my guest is jasvinder sanghera, whose escape from a forced marria...

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Abuses. its just a terrible situation, ana, that the police have to get on top of immediately. >> and hannah, the january 6th committee investigated how words can mobilize people to attack the capitol. your reaction to these security incidents? >> trump commands his supporters through his words and his actions. through his posts on truth social over the past week its very clear how he feels about how wrongly he is being treated in this case. the january 6th committee had a man named steven heirs...

Predetermined strategy here, which is about to talk as loudly and as much as possible to shore up his defense. joining me now is chuck rosenberg, former prosecutor and senior fbi official, also glenn thrush correspondent for the new york times who covers the justice department. thank you so much for being with us with the with tonight. you are an important acid here in msnbc in terms of understanding the nuance of the law. my question is, how difficult a position is judge chutkan in right now, a...

Because they cannot seem to convince him to stop saying them if he wanted to. but those comments are also a challenge for the judge overseeing this case. a judge who has to balance trumps legitimate first amendment rights as a presidential candidate with the reality that trump is already very much targeting the judge and the prosecutors in advance of a criminal trial. and he appears to have a predetermined strategy here, which is to talk as loudly and as much as possible to shore up his defense....