Called Contempt News Today

whos got loads to say. its thangam debbonaire, shadow leader of the house of commons. hello, hello, hello. and thank you so much for mentioning us in the house of commons last week. this is how it went. the leader famously once reassured this house that another prime minister wasnt hiding under a desk. words immortalised on the bbcs newscast intro. now i hear from the parliamentary press gallery reception news that shes a big fan of the podcasts. so, mr speaker, ill end by tempting her...

Up on parliamentary terms and one of the things that they are claiming is that this could have been whats called contempt. now, contempt means if you look in your erskine may, the parliamentary rule book, and there is an online version so people can look it up to check my working. the important point here is that contempt is any act or something that someone says or the opposite. so not saying or not doing something in a way which would obstruct parliaments work. now that really matters because ...

Forestall the actual electoral vote from being counted. they took with them bear spray, items that they could use to attack police officers and the capitol police. they refused to comply with commands by the police. that never happens. we have demonstrations at the at the capitol all the time and everyone complies with the rules. so meadows should be stripped of his retirement, as far as im returned, because he has violated his oath to the constitution. >> that would be one way to go after him. ...

>> martha: two nights untold story from the man who served as independent counsel during the most publicized political scandal of our lifetimes. ken starr is the author of a brand-new book called contempt, a memoir of the clinton investigation. he is recalling for the first time his dealings with bill, hillary, monica lewinsky, and power players of the time. in stories that were previously untold until now. reading the book is like stepping back into that moment and all of those gates -- you had...

Him of independence. i think the current regulations tell us that before bob mueller goes out and investigate something having nothing to do with russian collusion, he has to check with the boss. he has to check with the deputy attorney general. >> martha: given what we heard from brett kavanaugh, after he was done with that experience, it made him think twice about the whole process, about how far afield it became. how dangerous it was to the presidency and to the country. >> i think that somet...