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Preferable, because it is difficult enough for colleagues, and ifeel a great deal of sympathy for them. they are tired, they are frankly worn out of defending what is invariably indefensible and that, for their sakes, at least, the prime minister should see that and do the right thing. minister should see that and do the riaht thin. ~ ., minister should see that and do the riaht thin. ~ . . ., minister should see that and do the riuahtthin.~ . . ., ~ right thing. william wragg, mp, sa in: the ri...

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Not to enact plan b was safeguarding the health and care system. so, i understand that these are measures that make it difficult and they may be inconvenient, they are a lot less problematic than if we were to have to go to full lockdown, nobody wants that, so we can take a variety of measures, measures which other parts of europe are taking, even though they have lower infection rates than us, we can take those measures and carry on with normal life and hopefully we can head off the worst of th...

Was nice and warm. >> the first question is, who would want to burn down your house? who are your enemies? >> exactly, right. scott said he really didnt have any. there was no one he knew that was so angry at him that would want to try to harm him or his family. so, the investigation basically took off from there. >> perhaps it was the warm car on such a cold night, or maybe it was mifflins warm manner. either way, scott purk was feeling chatty. >> he lost his job about eight or nine days prior ...

2020, where we committed to leave by a date certain. there was a particular provision or a didncondition, if you will about negotiations between the taliban and the afghan government. there was even a date specified, march 10th, 2020, less than two weeks after the signing of the doha agreement. clearly, that condition was not met. by question is, and general milley, youre the only one who overlapped the two administrations, were there any efforts on behalf of the prior administration to enforce ...

0 >> thank you, senator. youre right, the tempo upped significantly, the taliban continued to make advances. our entire chain of command, myself, the chairman, general mckenzie, routinely engage the afghan leadership to encourage them to solidify their defensive plans, to make sure they were providing the right logistics to their troop, and further stiffen their defenses. to no avail. to compound that, president ghani continued to make changes in the leadership of the military, and this created ...

Open _ and nonessential shops will remain open its_ and nonessential shops will remain open. itsjust the last stage, the compiete — open. itsjust the last stage, the complete relaxation of social distancing rules thats waiting to be introduced. so it may be that actually, — be introduced. so it may be that actually, people will realise that actually, — actually, people will realise that actually, they can wait for weeks. we dont — actually, they can wait for weeks. we dont know, we will ...

And so on. we know that the situation is very serious. this is part of a broader issue. >> people with your argument, is there a risk to over thinking and the question isnt nearly as loaded as you think? he just wants to have this question in there as part of the census survey? >> the key question is justice roberts said the rationale put together by the trump administration for this question was incongruent with the facts. the facts are thoot second -- t discussed this and they were asked to tr...

Challenge this. these guys were in russia, not subject to our laws necessarily. >> but they did! >> they said we are challenging the process, we want to see what you are doing. and the entire investigation. >> robert mueller said we need extra time to figure this out in the judge said no! you do not get time. >> that has been the biggest question through the process. ultimately, what was the evidence that led to the investigation? and is there enough evidence? there are so many legs. you cast ou...

Start with low-level meetings. >> yes. >> often with people called sherpas. then with secretaries of state. then leaders by the end. by agreeing to meet kim first, donald trump is upending all of that. look, this isnt like any other summit. i covered clinton/yeltsen in 1993. then, there was talk of these strong, unpredictable leaders. closer to reagan and gorbachev. a meeting discussing ridding the world of nuclear weapons and failing to agree. yet, they were two men who took a risk, and within ...