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The details of which are closely guarded but statements by the Prime Minister in Downing Street are usually reserved for significant announcements. Our assistant political editor, norman smith, is in Downing Street for us. Norman, the speculation is around an early election. What are you hearing . We have one unconfirmed source telling the bbc that theresa may looks set to announce the Snap General Election on june the may looks set to announce the Snap General Election onjune the 8th. That is r...

Great product at that point. because its supposed to take all of that out of it and give you just a straight forward answer. so if they want, to if hay want to destroy a.i., start messing with it before it even -- pete: thats what the left does, they destroy everything they touch. theyll do that here as well. another aspect of the border is how it affects cities where illegals are going to later on. its been interesting to watch mayor with eric adams whos billion on both sides of every issue in ...

Campaign from president trump and getting advice and counsel from his lawyers and his political advisors, was with former vice president quayle. these are two men who are not just two vice presidents. but they are two men from indiana, two republicans, conservatives. and so it was a conversation on that level. quayle stood there on january 6th, 1993, when clinton and gore had won the 92 election. he had to certify the clinton/gore victory in 1993. he had been through the experience in such a way...

Those in washington tonight that are impeaching donald trump? >> start messing around and take care of business, so tired of seeing the poor treatment this president has received. >> there was a time we respected our president. where everybody upheld our president and honored him but today it is nothing like that. >> they need to stop, get back to bipartisanship and work like we used to work. >> that is impeachment heard or help donald trumps reelection chances? >> i think it is going to help an...

Leadership table about this, though everyone wishes something would drop from the sky. >> have you heard anything about drug pricing being middle ground, a small step. >> its not something they can do by friday. they wan to take a recess and do a government funding bill by april 28th. thats a whole new frontier in health care reform that would require democrats. so many believe letting free market dictate that kind of thing. you dont start messing with drug companies and the pricing. thats somet...

What we call it, it opens up too many doors. you start messing with that, people can say religion kills people. start messing with that. the stuff on the news, or social media, it affected, killed somebody. so i think if youre going to make a decision like that it cant be a one-man deal. its got to be both houses and the people coming together in unanimous decision when you start messing with the constitution. >> peter berg, "lone survivor" when it was published i brought marcus to philadelphia ...

Start changing things, dont start covering up because often the cover-up is the crime. and in a situation that they find themselves in, whether they violate the law or not, is not so much whether they had the server. they had a client, they took the clients business, but then if youre asked to do something while theres an ongoing criminal investigation or ongoing congressional oversight, and you tamper with evidence, that becomes a whole other story. i can understand why their lawyers said dont ...

Start changing things, dont start covering up because often the cover-up is the crime. and in a situation that they find themselves in, whether they violate the law or not, is not so much whether they had the server. they had a client, they took the clients business, but then if youre asked to do something while theres an ongoing criminal investigation or ongoing congressional oversight, and you tamper with evidence, that becomes a whole other story. i can understand why their lawyers said dont ...

The united states that this is the policy. to say that there was no knowledge in quotes specifically about this in the white house is nonsense. >> well, there you saw one of the high priests of journalism there, carl bernstein there, rachel, speaking i believe for the political -- the journalistic establishment. krou start messing with us, you start collecting our phone numbers, our records of who we call, youre challenging the first amendment. he certainly made that statement there. is he right...