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You know that the house of commons works on rules, those rules have to be accepted by everybody. 0k. there is a privileges committee, it is bipartisan, and they reach their conclusions which, in the end, overwhelmingly were accepted by the house of commons. thats the system. but mps are fallible people and theyre ordinary human beings. perhaps in some respects, mps are a particular species, i dont know. you cannot expect a fair hearing when almost all of the members of a committee have already t...

Struck out on day one for the simple reason that almost all of the mps on that committee had expressed their verdict long before they saw any of the evidence — almost all of them. im sorry, but youre an experienced parliamentarian, you know that the house of commons works on rules, those rules have to be accepted by everybody. 0k. there is a privileges committee, it is bipartisan, and they reach their conclusions, which in the end overwhelmingly were accepted by the house of commons. thats the...

And if, for whatever reason, we end up in a place where theres something different, we know by the nature of the history of this investigation that it did not come about because of any new evidence, any new law, or any new fact. so, therefore, i should be confident and we should be confident that you can change a persons title, but you shouldnt be able to change their conclusions. >> you know, one thing that stood out to me today was garland described the investigation as ongoing, which was nota...

With an infusion of when pianists. he is the most powerful law enforcement official in the country and he really doesnt have to hand off his most important difficult decisions to special counsels, even if that means people are going to be happy with his decision. so it wasnt necessary, but its not a game-changer. its the same republican appointed prosecutor who stays on the case, the plea bargain broke down, but it could still happen. 90% of federal criminal cases are resolved with plea bargains...

Conclusions. seeing it completely differently. although i would argue for this event, the divide isnt as stark. because i think weve lived through a lot since oj. where there are white people who looked at that, and they were like, theyre also like, oh hell no. >> oh hell no. jonathan, even allies are seeing it. white voters, white voters in the pontoon were asked numerous time, even in person, can you move. and they refused. so the co-captain went to make an attempt to move, and then he was jum...

And be brief on this, because its so unimportant compared to the issues. i would like that. but the reality is that if this| committee had been a court of law, it would have been struck out on day one for the simple reason that almost all of the mps on that committee had expressed their verdict long before they saw any of the evidence — almost all of them. im sorry, but youre an experienced parliamentarian, you know that the house of commons works on rules, those rules have to be accepted by e...

Up up and down the country, yes, it has _ up and down the country, yes, it has up — up and down the country, yes, it has up and _ up and down the country, yes, it has. up and down the whole of the uk, every— has. up and down the whole of the uk, every high street, if you go to a barbershop and you see lots of photographs outside, and you see cash only. — photographs outside, and you see cash only, there is nobody in there, there _ cash only, there is nobody in there, there you _ cash only,...

Kangaroo court". how could you do that? so, im going to try and be brief on this, because its so unimportant compared to the issues. i would like that. but the reality is that if this committee had been a court of law, it would have been struck out on day one for the simple reason that almost all of the mps on that committee had expressed their verdict long before they saw any of the evidence — almost all of them. im sorry, but youre an experienced parliamentarian, you know that the house of c...

Ecowas gather for emergency talks on military coup in niger. ecowas has threatened military action if the ousted president isnt reinstated. but nigers coup leaders have so far ignored the ultimatum. 0ur correspondent chris ewokor is there for us. is there any word looking out about potentially what conclusions they are coming to?— are coming to? basically, at the moment. _ are coming to? basically, at the moment. they _ are coming to? basically, at the moment, they are _ are coming to? basical...

And be brief on this, because its so unimportant compared to the issues. i would like that. but the reality is that if this committee had been a court of law, it would have been struck out on day one for the simple reason that almost all of the mps on that committee had expressed their verdict long before they saw any of the evidence — almost all of them. im sorry, but youre an experienced parliamentarian, you know that the house of commons works on rules, those rules have to be accepted by ev...