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They need to be able to articulate what specific threats they were facing, and that goes for every round that goes down the barrel of their gun. and they need to be held to account. right now as you point out, were in the early stages of the investigation. the officers have not been able to provide a statement yet. i am reserving any sort of judgment until we hear from them. just last night i spoke with the union president and he told me that the officers are fully cooperating with the investiga...

From petes piece. he understood his father-in-law would not concede right away but he believed if there were some irregularities it was mainly a way of soothing a wounded ego and explaining defeat. mr. trump would lash out and make outlandish claims and would accept reality and move out of the white house. an assumption many republicans made only to discover how far the president was willing to go. how did he react on january 6th? >> he, meaning jared kushner? >> yeah. >> well, interestingly, do...

"times," he says he understood his father-in-law would not concede and would ask for recounts and file lawsuits but he believed even if there were irregularities it was mainly a way of soothing a wounded ego and explaining defeat. mr. trump would lash out, make outlandish claims, would accept reality and move out of the white house, assumption many made, only to find out how far the president was willing to go. how did he react on january 6th? >> meaning jared kushner? >> well, interestingly, do...

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Honeywell. its affecting their supply chain problem. so people in the poll are absolutely right. inflation is going to persist and is probably going to contribute to a contraction in the economy. the question being are we actually going to hit a recession or is it simply going to be stagflation? this is going to be a terrible political issue for the democrats going into the mid-terms. >> dana: today the fed will try to do something to try to tackle inflation. lets see the graph here. the inflati...

>> all right. thanks. lets bring in professor ben cowling. chair of epidemiology at the university of hong kong, but he joins us now from england. good to see you, professor. i want to ask you first about a big story here in right now where you have a number of top government officials who are issuing public apologies. this after they attended a big birthday party in a spanish tapas restaurant monday days after the health secretary here told the public to avoid large crowds because the city wa...

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Up again, and the question being asked again is where do we stand? whose side are we on? >> it is fascinating, margaret, that a president of the united states needs to allow this vote to go forward tomorrow even though he is going to lose. >> yeah. well, john, thats right, and you talked at the start of the show about a collision on the calendar, but its no coincidence that this collision is occurring for weeks and weeks as we head in towards the end of 2021. there were strategic questions among...

Members outside that evening. we are still waiting for sue grays report, and a number of people have said, the long we have to wait for it, the greater the chance that more of these allegations and revelations will come out, and so it has proven. why do we still need this report a 51% of the british public, we saw this in a poll today, have already decided that the prime minister was at a party and that he lied? that decided that the prime minister was at a party and that he lied?- at a party an...