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Youre really going all the way around the circle without getting at the heart of the problem. some want to overthrow through violence or the threat of violence processes. that will be a tough thing for them to crack going forward technically with the lack of bipartisanship thats going on on capitol hill. >> ken, lets talk about another of your reporting here and thats what clint was alluding to, declaring these organizations terrorist groups. the government can declare al qaeda is a terrorist or...

Republicans in congress. are we still just teetering on the brink or are we in crisis? >> well, i think we have to worry when one of our major political parties is willing to embrace a way of thinking about our democracy that would be unrecognizable and unacceptable even five years ago or a decade ago. when you look at some of the laws that are being passed at the state legislative level, where legislators are basically saying, were going to take away the certification and election processes fro...

The state legislative level, where legislators are basically saying, were going to take away the certification and election processes from civil servants, secretaries the state, people who are just counting ballots, and were going to put it in the hands of partisan legislatures who may or may not decide that a states electoral votes should go to one person or another, and when thats all done against the backdrop of large numbers of republicans having been convinced, wrongly, that there was somet...

Side wanted to fight, and a number of other areas. even as they were competing in a cold war like fashion, spying on each other and doing all kinds of things in which confrontation was the core of the relationship. i think biden is coming to this with his eyes wide open, knowing full well that vladimir putin is set to continue his disruptive behavior, disruptive of the internal processes, economic and political of the united states and allies, disruptive of nato and our allies around the world. ...

Approvals that should have been done may not have been done. it appears, if you read between the lines of what the attorney general is saying here, hes -- he believes theyre going to have to strengthen their processes to make sure that obtaining records of the legislative branch are done according to not only the rule of law but also the justice departments policies. >> does this -- the key question, youve had sessions and barr say we know nothing about this. based on what youre seeing, is that ...

Process was targeted to find the right person for the role, and it was conducted in good faith. while the report finds processes were largely followed at the time, it is clear we need to reflect on the findings to make sure consistent best practice is applied in our recruitment. finally, it is without doubt that had the organisation been aware of what is now publicly known because of the dyson report, that was the report into how martin bashir secured that interview with princess diana in panora...

And remember, it was just last week that we got the testimony from don mcghan, the former trump white house counsel, that had been sought for such a long time affirming what he had told bob mueller in the investigation of the interactions between trump and russia and what don mcghan told us, of course, was that trump as the democrats suspect happened in the case of the subpoenas, that trump had corrupted the processes of government by asking mcghan to fire mueller and then subsequentially direct...

Also, its not over when it comes to inquiries. all sorts of issues have been raised about editorial oversight of how stories come to our, so next to roto, on the board of the bbc, is doing in their investigation into editorial processes. also the whistle—blowers. people were speaking up and saying, we got doubts about how martin bashir acted on the panorama programme. and people in the panorama programme were essentially dismissed, and so there will be questions about how it is handled. 0ne qu...

Experts have said that its stemmed from economic hardship from the pandemic, from strained police resources, breakdowns in judicial processes. bottom line, this is a compounded grim reality we are seeing as the u.s. begins to open back up and we see this as, of course, we head into what is typically the deadliest time of the year for gun violence, and thats the summertime. ana? >> and we are not going to let up. were going to continue to report on this. it is so important. and until our leaders ...

The day, that communique that document which lets us know what they have all agreed on. always worth remembering, the document is not legally binding. the g7 cannot pass any laws, because they are made up pass any laws, because they are made up of individual nations with their own democratic processes. what they can do is come to agreement to things which can go on to be very influential. things which can go on to be very influential-— influential. the visit to the church, the _ influential. t...