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In my district, no tory had been elected since 1832 but it voted 65% to leave. among some labor figures theres a fear of the electoral consequences of being seen to deny the electorate what they voted for. i spent three years as foreign minister arguing against a referendum. i quoted mrs. thatcher, referendums are the refuge of dictators and demagogues and in a parliamentary democracy you risk a referendum, youre risking a democratic process. thats what britain is struggling with today. >> but n...

Case he did win. jon: what are the chances that senator graham gets his way and gets that second special counsel, would you say, bob? >> i think its pretty unlikely. and whether its the mueller investigation or senator graham calling for another investigation, it just shows we cant stop talking about 2016 even though were her talking about the 2020 election, and i do think thats when the mueller probes coming. when he finally gives his report to barr, if he hasnt already, and then we get to see ...

That word brave. and i think what shes arguing is that you need somebody like her, somebody whos willing to ruffle some feathers in order to get some things done. whether or not that ends up being what the democratic electorate wants or whether or not shes able to gain traction with that message, shes certainly taking a bold approach to that and trying i think to answer some of those questions and trying to put that in the light which she sees it, which her supporters see it, which is that she h...

Case he did win. jon: what are the chances that senator graham gets his way and gets that second special counsel, would you say, bob? >> i think its pretty unlikely. and whether its the mueller investigation or senator graham calling for another investigation, it just shows we cant stop talking about 2016 even though were her talking about the 2020 election, and i do think thats when the mueller probes coming. when he finally gives his report to barr, if he hasnt already, and then we get to see ...

Sanctuary to someone who has, is guilty of a crime. our sanctuary cities, our people are not disobeying the law. >> the fact is, sanctuary cities keep people safer, they keep people healthier and they keep people educated. >> laura: they keep people safer. i think two police officers who i know you know well, who were murdered, mr. singh murdered, of course, bambi larson murdered, a 12 year old girl raped in alabama last week, we talked about that last night, crimes go on and on and on and on. s...

Sanctuary to someone who has, is guilty of a crime. our sanctuary cities, our people are not disobeying the law. >> the fact is, sanctuary cities keep people safer, they keep people healthier and they keep people educated. >> laura: they keep people safer. i think two police officers who i know you know well, who were murdered, mr. singh murdered, of course, bambi larson murdered, a 12 year old girl raped in alabama last week, we talked about that last night, crimes go on and on and on and on. s...

$500 billion. when i originally read that i thought it was a typo. they are arguing -- >> ed: $500 billion? >> emily: literally and openly arguing to grace devalued but negligent in failing to uphold what they deemed or what they understood to be the kind of infallible process. i frankly find it at best, weak because there was no way a court will see this as some type of compensable damage short of the university and the fees, too competitive competitive aside from the bribery scheme. stanford, ...

Against the u.s., the prosecutorsare arguing undermines the political process. the prosecutors are arguing that manafort and some of his alleged lies and aspects of the case goes to the heart of the special counsels investigation. the judge agreed with him on that. >> reporter: the prosecutors are arguing that manafort had to make a choice. he decided to represent foreign governments instead of work for the u.s. government. theyre saying that secrecy was integral for mr. manafort, wanted to do f...

Entire country. its not like it that far -- >> tucker: secret? it with the russians at a campaign rally. what you are arguing -- what theyre arguing is he committed treason but we cant impeach him. >> absolutely not. >> tucker: if it is treason we cant impeach them. >> thats not what theyre saying at all. they said what for the report -- i did not say that im used to that. i did not say that. >> tucker: i was in track but i hope you will t t come back wn the report comes out and we can talk it t...

The entire country. >> tucker: it was secret communique with the russians at a campaign rally. what you are arguing, what they are arguing is he committed treason but we cant impeach him. >> absolutely not. >> tucker: it is treason but we cant impeach him. you just said he was sending secret messages to the russians. >> you said that i didnt say that. you said that. i did not say that. >> tucker: im losing track. i hope you will come back when the report comes out and we can talk it through. i c...