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Is all over, this is done now.", but, there is. that and there is also, committee is going to, - just talking of future action they are going to produce a special report into some of the criticism i they have received from other mp5, allies of boris johnson, _ who themselves have been in contempt of parliament for doing that. _ and just a little hilarious foot note to partygate, pippa, your birthday is the same day as boris johnsons, so the day when the cake stayed in the tupperware, it was your...

I mean we kind of say "this i is all over, this is done now.", but, there is that and there - is also, committee is going to, just talking of future action - they are going to produce a special l report into some of the criticism i they have received from other mp5, allies of boris johnson, _ who themselves have been in contempt of parliament for doing that. and just a little hilarious foot note to partygate, pippa, your birthday is the same day as borisjohnson�*s, so the day when the cake sta...

Hes also a former prosecutor, as well. as always it is great to talk to you about this stuff. it was recorded that trumps lawyers have tried to settle with the justice department to avoid an indictment. he rejected those efforts. what are the chances that trump does not in fact comply with this order? if he does not what happens then? >> well i, do you think there is a chance that he might try to stretch the limits of the order and push as far as he can the the boundaries that have been outlined...

I dont want you going through my boxes." it is almost a gollum in "lord of the rings" moment, he has a hoarding instinct about the documents. some weird security blanket, some sort of -- it boosts his ego and reminds him that he actually somehow became president of the united states. i dont know what it is about it, but its pathological, in addition to being criminal. >> you know, gene, also, karl rove goes on to say, this is all donald trumps fault. republicans know its donald trumps fault. >> ...

Former prime minister borisjohnson has been found to have committed a serious contempt of parliament over his behaviour during covid lockdowns. it is the first time in british history that this charge has been upheld against a prime minister. the privileges committees report found that mrjohnson deliberately and repeatedly misled mps about parties when covid lockdown measures were in place. if he hadnt have stood down from his role as mp, the committee would have recommended his removal. mrjohns...

Joins me now. thats to be not what some people might�*ve expected to see from borisjohnson. this is coming after a really big moment in politics at all so theres another big moment still to come on monday when borisjohnson will very much be the focus in parliament. he when boris johnson will very much be the focus in parliament.— the focus in parliament. he will. this week _ the focus in parliament. he will. this week we — the focus in parliament. he will. this week we have _ the focus in ...

Allows the case to go as far as being decided by the jury. judge aileen mercedes cannon is a republican cuban american member of the federalist society, who as a judge, has handled only four criminal cases, with a total of 14 days of trial time in all of those cases combined. most members of the news media covering significant trials have spent far more time and trial courtrooms then judge cannon has. she demonstrated when she interfered in this investigation illegitimately, according to the cir...

The investigation was going on, his attacks on the members of this privileges committee, that was taken into consideration in the report as well. so, reactions are coming in thick and fast and will bring you some of them but first why dont we take stock of what has happened today so far and what led to this report. here is helen catt. after almost a year of investigating, as big ben struck 9:00, there came an explosive verdict. the former prime minister deliberately misled parliament when he mad...

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Landslide victory election. and today he becomes the first former british prime minister in british history to have been found to deliberately mislead parliament. that is a huge turn around from three years ago for boris johnson. now, in a 106-page damming report, mp said that he committed serial offenses over these partygate offenses that he knew had personal knowledge of. i want to read you part of the committees statement, if we can bring it up on screen. they say the contempt was all the mor...