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Throughout our coverage has always been language used by the authorities, weve not jumped to conclusions. sorry to interrupt, maria, kamal ahmed, obviously these are conversations youve had in the past in your previous job at the bbc. does that resonate with you, those decisions you have to take? absolutely, kate. i remember the horrific attacks in christchurch, new zealand. i remember when i was head of news at the observer when the 7/7 attacks happened in 2005, the london bombings. and maria a...

Down the speculative route because we knew it was too important. and also, you know, our credibility means an awful lot to us. the biggest discussion we had around mondays front page was whether to use the word "terror"... because its obviously a massive difference between calling it terrorism and not, and it has huge implications. absolutely, and we used the word "terror probe" — we didnt do it lightly, at that point, wed had a press conference from the chief constable when they confirmed tha...

Your anger is not at the criminal justice system. its at the laws that are written. this is why elections matter in local elections matter. you cannot be mad at the verdict. its a best system in the world for prosecuting the defending cases. this is what happened in the president of the united states omitted that. arthel: do you think this is possible that it sets a precedent in the critics are saying everyone can run around armed and do whatever they want or is each case taken case by case and ...

We were all curious, what is he looking at and what is going through his mind and what are his conclusions. john durham had a slightly different approach. back when the justice department watchdog did the review of the russia probe and claimed it was okay to investigate trump and his campaign in 2016. john durham took a really unprecedented step releasing a public statement saying he didnt agree. he blasted the ig. it was very unorthodox to do and it gave us a clue of where he thinks hes going w...

Conclusions across the week. what does that tell you about what it took to reach the final decision to acquit him of all the charges? >> i think probably watching the evidence and asking to review the evidence, they were trying to find some compromise or they were looking, maybe one juror was trying to convince another that this happened or that didnt happen. i think there were some things that sort of put this case in a bad posture for the state from the outset. i thought the idea that you coul...

Started. and at least philosophically. new subpoenas went out earlier this month and last month. so the investigation is continuing. there is a grand jury here in d.c. he will be writing a report when his investigation is done. just like mueller did. and a few weeks arg merrick garland said whenever that report is ready he will try to release as much as possible. so we, all of us, should be able to see the final conclusions of this investigation, whatever they are, and then we could all make up ...

Issued irresponsible statements. our current governor and current mayor and the next mayor had a ridiculous line about seeing swift and righteous action. thats what people should be focusing on. i dont know how you do that with a trial that went to a jury and was unanimously voted and dismissed the charges. irresponsible people are making sure this happens and our law enforcement is at risk here. i feel scared for them. i hope they know there are new yorkers who are with them. >> tucker: irrespo...

Is the media think it is our legislation in congress but to jesses point i actually agree with you. what you have in a courtroom as a judge, prosecution, defense and the jury. the job of the jury is not to reaffirm the second amendment. the job of that jury is not to fight back against racism p of the job of the juries to determine based upon the evidence they receive, is this person guilty or innocent? based on the case the prosecution put forward which wasnt the best case, kyle rittenhouse was...

Whatever the answer is, the ecb or whatever is running english cricket by then will clearly have to come up with some serious plans to address whatever failings and conclusions are highlighted. there is a growing feeling that the ecb is no longer fit for purpose. thats my view too and has been for a while. from what has been trailed in national media already, there is clearly a growing body of opinion that is of that point of view. we are going to see meaningful change and i think it will be one...

The issue? it doesnt matter what my view is because _ the issue? it doesnt matter what my view is because im _ the issue? it doesnt matter what my view is because im not _ the issue? it doesnt matter what my view is because im not privy - the issue? it doesnt matter what my view is because im not privy to - the issue? it doesnt matter what my view is because im not privy to all. view is because im not privy to all of the evidence. the independent commission has been set up specifically to addres...