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Your committees. lets make you look -- because we will go after ilhan omar and we know that you have a lot more issues that you are facing then she is facing. and so, i decided to make sure that i made it clear that she had not committed a crime. she had not even -- and yet, someone who has allegedly committed crimes, not only here but abroad, was absolutely seated on his committees with no questions, no qualms. >> as i mentioned, you have republicans holding symbolic votes on the, quote, horror...

Still went ahead despite those concerns, so given that history and the fact that we are seeing increasing pressure and criticism, what do you expect the outcome of this controversy to be? �* , . , the outcome of this controversy tobe? �*, ., , ., ., the outcome of this controversy tobe? �*, ., , ., to be? its really tough to say with fifa, _ to be? its really tough to say with fifa, because _ to be? its really tough to say with fifa, because fifa - to be? its really tough to say| with fifa...

Democrat of minnesota, from the house foreign affairs committee. it is a big act. the republicans say democrats did it, and were coming back to it. dana bash, you covered congress for a long time, number one, you know the job manus doing, which is spectacular. asking the right questions of the right people. there will be people out there saying why are you asking these questions of george santos? well, hes been elected and he wont answer questions that need to be asked. this vote, there were qua...

Shes going to be a powerful voice. >> its interesting because what we just saw manu trying to interview santos. when people come to town, often they make mistakes. the question is can they get forgiveness from their members. you mentioned the jewish democrats who had huge qualms, huge objections and opposition and anger at what she said in the past. dan goldman is also a new member of congress, but hes not new to washington. listen to what he said earlier today about, yes, she has said things th...

Your job for it? >> it? um, to me, i think that kind of the what sums it up. the funny thing about itabout i is its accounts. i follow accounts of every political affiliation and imn the type of person who likes to see from every direction. and so i follow a very variety of accounts. >> so when they called you whenn i was a fire, you did they sayt we believe youve been readingg the wrong things, like how how did they phrase it? >> no, no, no. it was more of b , the public, the the publicity that...

>> to me, i think that is kind of what sums it up. the funny thing about it is the accounts that i follow accounts of every political affiliation. i am the type of person who likes to see from every direction. i follow a variety of accounts. >> when they called you into fire you, did they say we believe you have been reading the wrong things? how did they phrase it? >> no, no. it was more of the publicity it was getting. that was the main thing. they had no qualms with who i followed or anything...

That ukraine could push russia back to if not even february 24th borders, borders that had long preexisted those, meaning from the 2014, 2015 period. so i dont make predictions. that is not my job, but i will say, you know, the kind of predictions or at least the plausible scenarios were hearing today eleven months in are so far removed from what we had been hearing last january when we thought, you know, kyiv is going to fall in 72 hours. >> in a matter of days. michael, lets switch gears. you ...

Expunging former president trumps impeachments. take a quick listen. >> theres been some interest coming from some of your rank and file republicans to possibly introduce a resolution to expunge one of former president trumps impeachments and possibly vote. what do you think of that? is that something you would be supportive of? >> i understand why all individual -- >> i mean, congresswoman, you know, its performative politics, whats happening right now in the house with that gop majority. is th...

Corporation tax and death duties and inheritance tax. those things ought to be open. were an open society. we should know about them. ijust wonder... and the bbc is cautious about doing that. were you happy to sit in the commentary box, being — using your lovely, sonorous voice and your ability to commentate on the biggest events — were you happy to do all that, knowing that the bbc wouldnt allow you to dig into some of those other stories concerning the royal family? yes, oh, yes — theyre...

Its unfortunate for them as well because he does talk about how he loves his brother, he loves his father, he does want to reconnect with them. but he wants a really big honest conversation where with everythings on the table and he also wants those conversations if they do happen to be private. which some people say would be hypocritical. but if you follow his narrative, he wants this in the open. he feels hes been open. now lets have a private conversation. wait to see what comes out of this. ...