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Race. thats just not going to happen. look, even if he is indicted, theres some evidence that this foreman has said that that might happen, theres going to be a lot of questions of the trump campaign. hes going to raise about credibility and impartiality that could kill the case before it begins. the notion that theres one legal case thats going to to change the blitz corral -- political die the namic has always been wrong,. shannon: she mentioned this week he was out doing some things that are ...

That votes for him to win the state. this stuff was all out there. but, you know, the question about what the public will think if he is indicted, dont forget this district attorney, willis, through a fund raiser for the opponent of one of the targets of that investigation. so shes already been under scrutiny about her own impartiality in this case and whether shes just running a biased prosecution. i think overall, you know, the smell of this thing in georgia looks political and it looks bad. h...

Advantage? >> they can use it to move to dismisany indictments and so on. to be clear, nothing she said really crossed -- nothing really crossed the line into imperilling the integrity of the investigation. this is all about the appearance of fairness and impartiality, and you really dont want to start off what could frankly be the trial of the century if its to happen with this cloud or taint of impartiality sort of messing up the whole process. >> elliot williams, appreciate it. thank you c. ...

The risks to the process are just too great. >> it does undermine public confidence potentially in the process. >> absolutely. and i think it almost starts feeling like its a bit of a game or that reality tv where youre teasing this exciting big thing is going to happen when the way the process out to work is people come in, behave in an impartial manner and either recommend charges or not, but this whole idea of you wont be surprised with what comes out, it just makes the whole thing smell kind...

Do you think -- i mean obviously it was very odd to see at times. whats the harm done, do you think? >> okay. theres a few harms done. number one, youve already seen with the former presidents attorneys saying the process itself isnt fair because it was a bit of a kangaroo court where these people went in wanting to indict the former president from the moment they went in there. so it casts sort of a bit of doubt on the impartiality and fairness of the process. the other thing is theres a really...

Before you send anything there was any of your rights against anybody here if our living at town first if i could afford it i would evacuate and not come back for some time and id make sure to get my own testing done to the train companies testing company because there is a bias and lack of impartiality about that. >> laura: who was a republican he essentially said look, things have been done by the book here watch. >> we has been as transparent as we can we are going to continue to test the air...

After the bbc- _ translation: the government is after the bbc. when _ translation: the government is after the bbc. when you - translation: the government is after the bbc. when you are - after the bbc. when you are nearing your doom, your wisdom starts working against you. the situation comes after the bbc, last month, aired a documentary critical of prime minister modi, which the government denounced as "anti—india garbage" with a "colonial mind—set". the film focuses on his role during co...

As "anti—india garbage" with a "colonial mind—set". the film focuses on his role during communal violence in gujarat in 2002, when he was chief minister of the state. mr modi has long rejected accusations linked with this, and in 2013, a supreme court panel also said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute him. there are still a lot of unknowns about todays searches — but the situation has raised questions about both press freedoms in india and the impartiality of the bbc, with a bjp ...

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As they put it, the independence and impartiality of the bbc, which is at the heart of all of this. because this is a political— this is a political appointment. we got the report from the barrister, but also another review by the bbc board nominations committee looking at whether the chairman had any wrongdoing since he took up the post. plenty to go on the story. thank you so much for bringing us the latest details, louisa. polands president has cast doubt on whether his country can provide ...