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For reporting the story- a little under a week ago, but im not sure they would i have necessarily anticipated it would lead to his downfall, his likely downfall, - in less than a week. the thing that has done i that is that borisjohnson was already in the l last chance saloon. he was already on his final warning, if you like, - and he just handled it cataclysmically over. the weekend. and the trigger was that he started sending out, | just with utter complacency, all these ministerial- colleague...

We were agents together. i want to show you one of the angles that violates the rules. take a look here. now, chuck, you saw that. we were always taught you go to the protectee first, you dont go to the problem first. >> thats what happened. i think we can see the shock in the pause of response as well. in a country where there is not a very high rate of gun violence. as a matter of fact its extremely low. there may have been a level of complacency.

And i tend to feel that that is l more what has happened here. i dont really buy the idea i that this has been some sort of gradual evolution, - where its dawned on all these newspapers that the qualities that michael outlined there, i negative qualities associated with the prime minister, - actually make him unfit for their support. - im not sure... i mean, i give the sun. great credit, obviously, for reporting the story- a little under a week ago, but im not sure they would i have necessarily ...

There was complacency around the protection of mr abe? that is something — the protection of mr abe? that is something that _ the protection of mr abe? t�*isgt is something that people have been discussing, especially on social media, because he only had at least one or two security guards when he was making that speech in the city of nara and if you look at the pictures from the moment of that attack, all of them are looking either at mr abe on the front and no—one was looking behind him ...

And the trigger was that he started sending out, | just with utter complacency, all these ministerial- colleagues and giving them . lines that they later found out were not true, so he was — and his operation was — . bluntly treating them with contempt. - that was the thing that changed the weather. i and i think that, yes, i the newspapers always like to say that they make . the weather, but i think that, here, they perceived _ that he had lost the confidence of his parliamentary - colleagu...

The current prime minister fumio kishida and others to visit here, to pay respect before his funeral which will take place sometime next week. mariko, it has been an incredibly shocking 24 hours in the country. what is the mood in the street? what are people saying? figs in the street? what are people sa in: ? �* , , ., in the street? what are people sa inc? a in the street? what are people sa in? a �*, in the street? what are people sa inc? a �*, , saying? as you say, its ust been an fl...

I dont really buy the idea i that this has been some sort of gradual evolution, - where its dawned on all these newspapers that the qualities that michael outlined there, i negative qualities associated with the prime minister, - actually make him unfit for their support. - im not sure... i mean, i give the sun. great credit, obviously, for reporting the story- a little under a week ago, but im not sure they would i have necessarily anticipated it would lead to his downfall, his likely downfall,...

Thats what i did i needed to get out of montana he wasnt there navy guy was there boom. >> i think we have to get to a point where it shouldnt take tragedy for us to unite and whenever theres a national moment the true core of america shows up we volunteer you have people to put on uniform to go to serve and youve got doctors to step up. whenever theres a pandemic we step up. but it seems like when we go back after tragedies over then question go to travel circle. >> yeah we get lulled into comp...

Thats what i did i needed to get out of montana he wasnt there navy guy was there boom. >> i think we have to get to a point where it shouldnt take tragedy for us to unite and whenever theres a national moment the true core of america shows up we volunteer you have people to put on uniform to go to serve and youve got doctors to step up. whenever theres a pandemic we step up. but it seems like when we go back after tragedies over then question go to travel circle. >> yeah we get lulled into comp...

Thats what i did i needed to get out of montana he wasnt there navy guy was there boom. >> i think we have to get to a point where it shouldnt take tragedy for us to unite and whenever theres a national moment the true core of america shows up we volunteer you have people to put on uniform to go to serve and youve got doctors to step up. whenever theres a pandemic we step up. but it seems like when we go back after tragedies over then question go to travel circle. >> yeah we get lulled into comp...