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Studies done. we sent it to the court recently. the fcc has utterly failed to look at the science. its highly inconvenient truth. >> tucker: where are the trial lawyers in this? i have to ask, reads not ideological, trial lawyers are greeted by definition, fine. they ended the tobacco industry effectively by suing. 1964 officially we learned that smoking causes cancer and emphysema. they moved in and shut it down. why has not not happened here? >> its interest income on some of the same characte...

Gosh, its complicated but also so fundamental to everything, isnt it, really? and, you know, a long running conversation that has actually all those warnings and threats, actually becoming real under the storm clouds of stormont. yeah, the literal storm clouds because chris looks really wet in his mac there. anyway, thats all for this episode of newscast. thank you very much for watching and listening. and if you want to listen to more, you can subscribe to our daily podcast on bbc sounds. altho...

But, of course, that is something that if youre a unionist here and you really cherish the connections between northern ireland and the rest of the uk, with england, scotland, wales, you absolutely detest and its what the unionists absolutely hate and theyve been threatening for ages... when i was last here in the autumn with any questions, it was a big topic then. they were threatening for ages to pull down the structures of devolved government, to pull out of the assembly, first and deputy fir...

Be a relationship, a partnership. you cannot erase your way out of the problem why stop and search away the problem why stop and search away the problem you have got to work with communities in an open and transparent way. in a similar way to the previous interview carried out. its complicated. what was it about the most recent — complicated. what was it about the most recent reports _ complicated. what was it about the most recent reports that _ complicated. what was it about the most recent ...

For our national security, for the economy, why hasnt this passed yet? >> yeah. this is 2,000 page bill. its complicated. i think speaker pelosi said the work spans 11 in the house, theyve been doing their work. but heres the important point. its time for pencils down, take a vote, take action. put for a voice tomorrow in the house. i am confident it will pass tomorrow. i hope it passes on a bipartisan basis. theres no reason it shouldnt, as you said. it was bipartisan in the senate. most of the...

January 6, because january 6 would never have happened if they had done their job. >> laura: congressman, well continue to follow this. thank you. >> thank you, god bless. >> laura: speaking of nancy pelosi, maybe the clearest sign yet that the walls are kind of closing in on her, shes trying to claw back to get some credibility by entertaining legislation prohibiting members of congress from trading stocks while in office. >> we have to tighten the fines on those who violate the stock act. its ...

Funding issue. but there are many other things in there, child care, senior care, that have to get through. there are people in america that need things in that bill. we saw this week, i talked to the white house, ice talked to leadership, ive talked to senators. weve got to figure out how were going to get this done. joe manchin doesnt want to call it build back better anymore. well figure that out. but we have to debt it done within that bill. weve been talking to each other, how were we going...

President biden targeting the russian economy. why not putin, why not s.w.i.f.t.? there are answers. its complicated. >> meanwhile, where does putin plan to go with what were witnessing here? we have that breakdown, and later, as american troops deploy to germany to protect the nato alliance that we just discussed, well have the latest on that allied response, why so many countries, so many hundreds of millions of people in europe are watching what happens next. stay with us. youre watching msnb...

The russians will then just starten targeting nato countrie. but i just want to say this one thing. if youre in a basement in mariupol, if you fled from kharkiv on a train that was bombed as it was headed for kyiv, world war three has started with you and it is hard to sympathize with a widening conflict. >> of course. and two million refugees almost have left ukraine. you have been watching bus loads arrive where you are in hungary near ukraines border. how is hungary coping with this influx of...

As im speaking to moms and children. i saw soldiers, ukrainian soldiers, walk up to some young west african men, students who are sitting, theyre cold, and gave them polystyrene trays full of needles, to the surprise of the young guys. its complicated. of course, when i see the reports, theres no place for discrimination anywhere. >> no place at all. talk to me about the trauma that you have seen from situations like this in the past. refugees fleeing their countries, under turmoil, in war, chil...