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Were looking forward to that the beat, 6 00 p. M. Eastern week nights. But more importantly the Rachel Maddow show starts right now. Good evening, rachel. Good evening, ari. Thanks. Much appreciated. Thanks for joining us at home. It is friday. So that means the news has again a little nuts again. I feel like there is nothing predictable about American News cycles anymore other than the fact that the cuckoo pops out of the clock reliably every friday night. Thats one thing you can count on. Its ...

I mean, if you breached that, its hard to see that is a resignation issue necessarily. so, i do think... and i quite often see that the reason i resigned was because the prime minister would not sack priti patel. i mean, thats not the case. i put my view to the prime minister that the home secretary had breached the ministerial code. it was then up to the prime minister to what decisions he took as a result of it. the issue for me is he rejected the advice that she had breached the code and it w...

I mean, i do think it is important that the prime minister has the ultimate right to decide who his ministers are. i mean, i think to get in a position where somebody else says "no, somebody must be sacked" or something like that is very difficult, but no, there are obviously issues. and i think one of the things that has made sense in the latest version of the ministerial code is the issue of graduated sanctions. so, it is not that every breach of the code automatically means a minister has to ...

Issue for him. it is certainly a resignation issue for me. i dont say this with any degree of delight, because i think he has done some amazing things, which i am personally very grateful for, but none of the good things he has done necessarilyjustify breaking the ministerial code, which he himself has said is one of the underpinnings of good government and integrity in government in this country. so for you this is about his character and his behaviour? yes, but it is particularly about the fac...

Constituency of oxbridge. very straightforwardly, as of the middle of last week, just before her majestys platinum jubilee, middle of last week, just before her majestys platinumjubilee, the prime minister replied for the first time to the sue gray report in terms of the ministerial code. no one had really seen what he had to say about that. im afraid his reply just wasnt very good. what was the bit you objected to? it was more about what he didnt say. the sue gray report is a very serious set o...

Him but we do know that he and his team were in the house of commons till late last night meeting 15 mps, one—on—one, face—to—face, trying to bolster support for the prime minister. it is clearly a demonstration that this is distracting him from the work at hand. i distracting him from the work at hand. s �* , . distracting him from the work at hand. ,, �*, ., .,. hand. i think its a fact it probably _ hand. i think its a fact it probably is _ hand. i think its a fact it probably is ...

Mp roger gale said what the home secretary said yesterday about processing be in place in calais was not a true and he said usually this would be a resignation issue and he wanted more visa waivers. home office minister kevin foster said they were pushing out more staff and seeking to speed things up, but president zelensky is likely to call for a no—flyjob cell zone and possibly fighterjets, which poland possibly fighter jets, which poland might possibly fighterjets, which poland might do, as...

Longer, it does feel like there will be riots. the only appointment i could book was for the 14th of march, a week away from now. wow, it looks like a very difficult situation. absolutely. its really inappropriate to treat people whove not slept for days. unlike other european countries, the uk insists on visas. for security reasons, it says. but some tory mps were scathing about their own government. "get a grip," one told the home office. "lacking compassion," said another. "moving at a snail�...

Resignation. john mclaughlin was even more blunt about that on twitter, quote, this probably qualifies as the presidents most serious assault on the justice system yet. former cia director. wrong on so many levels for justice, law enforcement, intelligence. if he forces it all the way through, it ought to be a resignation issue for someone in justice. period. and then he ends with this question. maybe trumps intention? right. maybe thats the idea. people say no, he gets to fire them. or they say...

On twitter. this would qualify the presidents most serious assault on the justice system yet. former cia director, wrong on so many levels if he forces all the way through, it ought to be a resignation issue for someone in justice, period. then he ends with this question. maybe trumps intention? right? maybe thats the idea. people say no, he gets to fire him. or they say no, i will resign and protest, great, we have been looking forward to replace. here is how it is unfolded. monday night, trump...