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I have a brief statement i wish to read to the committee. i have a brief statement i wish to read to the committee. as the committee of the house of commons overseeing the work of the civil service, including the cabinet office, of which 10 downing street as a department, and the proper functioning of the constitution, id like to make this brief statement. in recent days, a number of members of parliament have faced pressures and intimidation from members of the government because of their decla...

Of people around this country that had lost loved ones. its appalling. it is an appalling loss. and it feels like bereaved family members, or people that are vulnerable, or people that are more worried about the effects of the virus, are treated with contempt. you know, i lost my dad, and so many other people have lost loved ones and that should be understood and appreciated and felt with sympathy, rather than, you know, we need to get on with it, and back to normal. thats impossible. that will ...

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Contempt. hes key to the panels invest investigation. he was one of the officials within the trump justice department pushing to pursue the claims of fraud in the 2020 election. no word on whether he pleaded the fifth as he said he would. the committee voted in december to hold him in contempt, then paused to give him the chance to come in. and his level of cooperation today will play a big role in determining whether they will refer him to the justice department for possible criminal contempt c...

Of mark meadows and do you get subpoenas and find in contempt? i suspect they will. i think they may have to. in the context of georgia there wont be a choice but to comply with the grand jury subpoena. that in fact just jumps over the steps and fracly will be very difficult and more likely to see if they assert the fifth amendment rights to protect themselves. >> howard, we hear so much about voter fraud from the right but it is donald trump here in a very real sense under investigation for vot...

In the way that they did. and, remember, this is only the initial report into what has emerged week by grisly week about what was going on behind the closed door of number ten. jokes about explaining away the rules. this fictional party was a business meeting! cheese and wine in the garden, claims of loud music and parties in the flat upstairs. birthday cake in the cabinet room. the rule—setters alleged to be rule—breakers while the rest of the country was locked down. in contrast to the pri...

Talked about earlier. there is this book banning theme that i remember from the 80s when they tried to go after certain books that the moral majority did not like. i feel like it is a bit -- presumption on the part of republicans that their bases so easily triggered by racial topics and by lgbtq topics. we are essentially saying, our base is bigoted and we have to play to that. >> first of, all on the row -- joe rogan -- the only thing that i can say about that that is good is that they werent t...

Business. that relates to where he was from and it is also just the area that he knows the best. on january 6th, um, you know, so far, folks around him have taken note in my conversations with them that the justice department, with the exception of steve bannon and the criminal contempt on not cooperating with the subpoena and not responding to it, they have generally done very little -- the justice department. and that is actually aggregated a number of democrats. but that is something the form...

Did just that. it was evacuation that frustrated other attempts to save afghans. with crises piling up, a police investigation ongoing, support on his backbenches wobbling, isnt it time, said the leader of the opposition, for the pm to call it a day. whatever he says in his statement later today or tomorrow wont change the facts. isnt this a prime minister and a government that have shown nothing but contempt for the decency, honesty and respect that define this country? normal services resumed ...

Any nerves to his backbench troops. cheered at lunchtime, but with questions pressing, can that mood prevail? how much damage are the prime minister and his cabinet prepared to do to save his skin? let me just remind the house whats been going on in downing street. weve been prioritising the covid backlogs, mr speaker. and when the official verdict into what really went on is ready, will we see it all? can the prime minister confirm that he will publish the full sue gray report as he receives it...