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Border, and to restore northern ireland to its place, fully commit in the uk, within the market. we believe it is right that the uk government takes this action, the uk government takes this action, the uk government has a primary responsibility to protect the integrity of the kingdom and its internal market. whilst, at the same time, making reasonable proposals, full protection to the european union. and the single market. so we will consider these proposals against our seven tests, to determin...

And now the prime minister is putting forward a plan to override parts of the deal he signed with the eu about how to manage trade across the irish sea. what we can do is fix that. its not a big deal. we can fix it in such a way as to remove those bureaucratic barriers but without putting up barriers on trade moving north to south in the island of ireland as well. thats what we want to do. the issue is getting goods from great britain to northern ireland, part of the uk, of course, but with a la...

I believe that finally we are now seeing the kind of action that is required to begin the process of removing the barriers to trade within the united kingdom. it does nothing to serve the interests of the people here. it flies in the face of an international agreement which he himself negotiated. it is in clear breach of international law. and, you know, the reality is here that the protocol is working. i asked this tory mp if he thought all of this was about the turbulence within the conservati...

The process of removing the barriers to trade within the united kingdom. it does nothing to serve the interests of the people here. it flies in the face of an international agreement which he himself negotiated. it is in clear breach of international law. and, you know, the reality is here that the protocol is working. to be prime minister is to be a diplomat. are you breaking international law, prime minister? - borisjohnson met his portuguese counterpart this afternoon. shaking hands on a solu...

Voting gap. we are reaching them through where they are, the messengers they respond to, the content they consume. as a non partisan organization, we are not able to attack issues all the time with the voting. when we do have to do is show how voting impact your life. as it is all time, voter suppression manifest in the mental of my vote does not matter and the physical in the laws and barriers that people put up to stop folks from casting those ballots. we are trying to work through the mental ...

Naturally gathered and where there were more capitol police. there was the piece circle, entrance, though, where barriers were overrun. and the first of the crowd arrived, getting there. while trump was wrapping up the speech. these hearings, which have now begun were not a replay of the horrific day we lived through. they were the product of investigative findings based on 1000 plus interviews and a ton of evidence that actually expand the understanding of what happened that day. not a rerun bu...

Of this conspiracy to overthrow the government. it also blew a hole into any idea that this protest would -- a march to the capitol that would unintentionally turn violent. instead, there was planning and strategy. including by the proud boys who skipped the rally that day, in march of the capital, early, even before it began. >> proud boys! >> there is probably about, 300 proud boys. they are marching. in this 400 block. towards the united states capitol. >> and at a crucial time, shortly befor...

Right to where the proud boys gathered and where [inaudible] you were filming essential question is whether the attack on the capitol was coordinated and planned. what you witnessed is what a coordinated and planned efforts would look like. when a coordinated and planned effort would look like. and the committee has receipts. the newly-released video, which shows some of what happened that morning, the furtive meetings, the morning march to the capitol and around the capital, the recognizance to...

Continue to be their priority, even though 80% of the public does support expanding background checks, expanding waiting periods, raising the age for who can purchase an assault weapon, and even there is what, 66% support for an assault weapons ban, right? these are all things that the president has asked for. these are all things that advocates have asked for. these are things that the protesters throughout the country today are asking for. the republicans seem to be prime to present a bill in ...

Barriers, which of course hinders the free flow of goods all around the free flow of goods all around the world. perhaps, as you have mentioned, most worryingly on food essential. but you, the wto, you exist to facilitate free trade. how do you bring down those barriers? with transparency. one of the tools we have as it is ourjob to monitor these barriers. once we know that members have put them up and it is transparent, it is easy, you know, to identify them, and work with them and get them to ...