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Like failing a class at stanford. you really have to try to do it. but meadows managed to do it. garrett said the claims are executive privilege here, which would be his defense, hes bound by the former president not to say anything, are stronger than for steve bannon. true in the sense the scale. the scale is bannons claim was laughable and meadows is silly and ridiculous. so maybe a step up, but step up of nonsense to nonsense minus something. i dont expect it -- >> yes. in the halls of nerds,...

Here used to be considered the quieter corners of the election system, but they are still very critical positions. now, you have people who think the 2020 election was stolen, in a position where theyre the judge of these elections. do you see this as kind of a democratic emergency, kind of hiding in plain sight? >> i really do. and we have some amazing committee people here in elizabethtown, and also at the county level. we are very dedicated. we have to be. if you are trat democrats livin rura...

And more than 23.5 million people in total have now had a boosterjab. the health secretary has told mps that while people are "weary" everyone needs to "step up" to make the booster programme work. but dozens of tory mps are preparing to vote against another part of the governments plans to control the omicron variant tomorrow, introducing covid passports for access to some venues and large gatherings. the expected rebellion is likely to be borisjohnsons biggest defeat yet. 0ur political editor,...

Scrutiny and questions. is the plan realistic? will it mean more restrictions are coming? labour are, for now, at least, backing the government. this has got to be a big national effort, all of us have got a part to play. and its crucial that, you know, despite peoples anger and frustration with the prime minister, justifiable anger and frustration with the prime minister, we put that to one side in the efforts to get the vaccine booster roll—out and to make it a success. tomorrow, the prime m...

And one thing that it speaks to as you are talking about vaccinations is something that you have long said that in order to truly beat back the pandemic, it is not just the united states, but it is the entire world that needs to be vaccinated. and there needs to be much more vow c focus on that. how would you describe how well that is going? >> weve seen a lot of improvements. weve seen the u.s. step up with a few initiatives getting hundreds of millions of doses out. we know that there is enoug...

From a prime minister are pretty rare and they have two consequences. firstly, they grab attention. but secondly, they remove the opportunity for scrutiny and questions. is the plan realistic? will it mean more restrictions are coming? labour are, for now, at least, backing the government. this has got to be a big national effort, all of us have got a part to play. and its crucial that, you know, despite peoples anger and frustration with the prime minister, justifiable anger and frustration wit...

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We put that to one side in the efforts to get the vaccine booster roll—out and to make it a success. tomorrow, the prime minister will seek and secure parliamentary approval for the introduction of so—called plan b in england, the already announced step up of measures to try to reduce the spread of the virus. the question now is how soon there might be talk of a plan c. chris mason, bbc news. extra support has been promised to speed up the vaccine drive in scotland, wales and northern irelan...

Our freedoms and our way of life. get boosted now. national addresses like this from a prime minister are pretty rare and they have two consequences. firstly, they grab attention. but secondly, they remove the opportunity for scrutiny and questions. is the plan realistic? will it mean more restrictions are coming? labour are, for now, at least, backing the government. this has got to be a big national effort, all of us have got a part to play. and its crucial that, you know, despite peoples ange...