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To the extent they want to move forward with impeachment, you now have an impossible standard for us because we are not given access to the evidence. now, i understand records have been provided to the assembly. we have asked them for that so that we can make an informed submission that adequately addresses the evidence and can point out areas where we believe theres been omissions or exculpatory evidence. i do also want to make another point on this, is that there are points in the report that ...

Let me tell you that on just our review of the report -- again, as mr. fishman informed you, we do not have the underlying evidence. its not been provided to us from that report. we have not had a chance to examine the transcripts or even memos of interview of the 179 people that the attorney general interviewed. what i do know based on the limited information weve been given access to, there are contrary facts and omissions from that report. you have to ask yourselves why. im going to give you ...

The weather events because we know they are just going to keep happening. mitigation terms, we also need to start thinking about the way that we design our railways, roads and houses. we still building housing in the uk and making sure its not the highest possible standards to the type of heat wave and the depths as a result. and its and the depths as a result. and its will have to be doing, notjust omissions, it is thinking about how we deal with these increasing things that are not as disrupti...

Policy debate maybe of my lifetime and it says something. the polling was never in fun on —- in favor of defending police. with race and ethnicity and social economic status to have the same amount of policing or more policing in their communities. no one was in favor of no policing. the media got so spun up by listening to a handful of deluded activists who were high on their own gaseous omissions on this idea and went crazy with it. they started to tell us all policing in america was descend...

Role in it, but it was not a small role, either. she was the one that broke the threat that was delivered to authorities. >> kayleigh: charley hit on some of the key points. the point is the lying to congress. in 1989 and 1983, the investigator alleged that she knew of the pot, she had an immunity deal, and awareness. and when it was, "have you ever been target of an investigation, arrested, or charged with a crime?" she said no. >> emily: that is exactly right. i have seen clearance is revoked ...

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Approximate with the big lie. we are against what happened in the election. were against how its done. the question is where does this get us? >> i dont think it gets us anyplace good. look. leave aside. lets accept the absurdity that whatever the flaws of the mainstream media are. whatever the flaws in omissions of cnn might be. leave aside the notion that every single journalist, who is not right of center, is either corrupt or just spectacularly wrong. and just leave it to what trump showed u...

Account. they need to be opposed, even if some of it is what we might agree with. they need a thoughtful opposition. maga world is not -- its many things -- it aint thoughtful. >> it does feel broken, doesnt it? i mean, we use it -- its like trite but true, these days. everythings broken. everythings broken. but having this system, where opposition is enough. look. nobody understands sport better than you. >> right. >> you will never find another competition where its enough for you to win, as i...

Failures here. such as as the new york times noted, the fbi memo the day before, january 5th, warning of people traveling to washington for war, never made its way to top law enforcement officials, such as as the washington post noted, a series of omissions and miscommunications by the capitol police that kept vital information from reaching frontline officers. omissions? im so tired of hearing that this agency or that police department had the intel ant didnt notify other agencies about the thr...

And 51 wrong or unsupported factual assertions in carter pages domestic spying, if you will, using the statute alone, in addition to that, we have numerous people, including judges who say if they had known the truth rather than the false statements, they never would have granted those warrants. now the question is, should we -- first of all, do you agree with those findings that at least some of those 68 errors or omissions are accurate, including one of your own that was prosecuted for it? >> ...