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Closed and it shut. dps was able to verify this using video that has audio, and according to the reporting ive done, you can hear the door slam shut. >> i mean, those are really important facts and theyre also counter to what officials said in the wake of this shooting as we just played, and thats not the only narrative that changed. youre on the ground reporting around the clock on this. where is the level of trust or mistrust within the community at this point of officials? >> yes. from all th...

That a veryjunior in british politics, paul holmes, said when he gave up his unpaid ministerial advisory role on friday. he said he felt a deep mistrust in both the government and the conservative party. he talked about a toxic culture that seemed to have become active in downing street and he worried about that long—term. i wonder whether this report, i mean, for example, the criticism of civil servants is arguably as significant as it is of politicians in the sue gray report. whether theres ...

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Sure this never happens again. and, shimon, we have all covered way too many of these mass shootings. have you ever had this much trouble getting answers to basic questions of law enforcement? >> no. so sadly, i come from buffalo, um, last week. completely different response from the pbuffalo police, from the authorities there. everyone worked seamlessly -- the fbi, the atf, the buffalo police, all, working together. they answered every question. they were right on, um, and we never had this iss...

Were going to come back to the uk now. with more and borisjohnson. he is coming under growing pressure... from some of his own mps after the release of the report into lockdown gatherings by the senior civil servant, sue gray. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent charlotte rose who had the latest developments. i spoke to you earlier that we heard about one mp this morning who was confirmed that she had submitted a letter of no confidence in the prime minister back injanuary. that was a...

Seniorfigure in parliament said a very deep mistrust and this toxic culture that is seemed to have active in downing street and he worried about and this report, the criticism of the civil as it is in the sue grey report, whether there is a sense that this is damaged, not just an individual party but is damaged the practice of government. thats a reality of the british system that is to reflect the personality of whoever is prime minister and boris is, lets face it, a fairly shambolic figure. an...

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Their decisions withdraw all u.s. troops could not sustain themself. as you mentioned they no longer had strikes from the military. that was a huge blow as they battle against the taliban, it put them in a much more defensive position as opposed to offensive. not just that. this report also says that after the u.s. signed a peace deal with the taliban in february 2020, the relationship between the united states and the afghan government became one that was largely colored by mistrust and distrus...

Station in beirut. the iran—backed islamist group, hezbollah, and its allies currently hold a majority in parliament. it says its confident of maintaining its share of the vote. mistrust of the ruling class has also been fuelled by the response to the explosion at the port in beirut which left more than 200 people dead. not surprising they it is quiet as it isjust not surprising they it is quiet as it is just the start of the day, but voting is under way. demonstrations in support of a womans ...

What is this latest development dislodge asked about the development of the committees investigation? >> its a much larger issue, very disturbing, the undermining of our institutions and their credibility. we now see the undermining of the supreme court, and now we are seeing the undermining of a fair and legitimate election, and now we are seeing the undermining of the process. the problem is that it is on both sides. you cannot have senate democrats investigating the other party. and so there ...