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Considerable amount of evidence pointing to that as well. genocide is a leadership crime. it requires direction from the top, it requires us to find linkage which is extremely difficult to do. as weve reported on previously, there has to be intent shown and there that has to be proven in court, which is a very high threshold. the crime of aggression, the supreme crime as identified in nuremberg, is also a leadership crime. it is also a crime perpetrated right at the top. there have been a number...

Individual sanctions, sanctions against banks, russian banks, no more russian ships and outports and so on and so on. coal is already 4 billion euros a year. its important. we have to continue to ban exports. as our president said, we are ready to go further, for instance to ban oil. but we, as presidents of the eu, we have to take into account the fact that some other european countries have more difficulties with that. so, yes, youre right. the atrocities in bucha have made us decide that a ne...

>> i have an obligation to support the nominee of my party. i dent get to pick the republican nominee for president. theyre elected by the republican voters all over the country. >> i fully understand that. but take liz cheney for example. >> you want to spend some more time on this? >> i actual will do. i really want to understand this. i really want to understand how you think about this. liz cheney who has the same viewers of january 6 said she doesnt want donald trump anywhere near the white...

Package, it has also extended its individual sanctions against banks, russian banks. no more russian ships now reports, and so one, and so on. coal is already four billion euros a year, its very important. we have also continued to ban exports, technological exports. we, ask france, as our president said, we are ready to do further. but we, as presidents of the eu, we have to take into account the fact that some other european countries have more difficulties with that. so yes, youre right. the ...

Day. how do you go from saying that to two weeks later saying youd absolutely support donald trump if hes the republican nominee in 2024? >> well, as the republican leader of the senate, it should not be a front page headline that ill support the republican nominee for president. >> what you say matters. youre a very important voice in this country, the leader of your party. you seem to hold two concurrent conflicting positions -- >> not at all inconsistent. >> i stand by everything i said about...

>> i fully understand that. take liz cheney. i want to understand this. i want to understand how you think about this. liz cheney said she doesnt want trump anywhere near the white house and work to not make that happen. she thinks there are some things more important than party loyalty. >> well, maybe you should talk to liz cheney. >> it is not a got ya. i am trying to understand if there say threshold for you. >> i say many things im sure people dont understand. >> joining us is jonathan swan ...

Confidence in it at all. >> dana: a big celebration at the white house today for ketanji brown jackson despite the covid outbreak. what do you know? >> white house is moving forward with an event on the south lawn to celebrate the confirmation vote of judge ketanji brown jackson despite a lot of cases at the white house. youll recall back when president trump did the same thing with amy coney barrett president biden called that a super spreader event. the difference now they say vaccines are ava...

Being done. the thought we would be working with the russians, putin to do the negotiations is beyond inconceivable. >> harris: general, what stands out to me the politics are a lower grade than the concern about giving iran nuclear weapons. not only that, doing a deal via russia with iran. democrats and republicans coming together in most corners. >> i think what has happened in ukraine is a factor here. an elephant in the room. it has raised everyones awareness of the danger in the world out t...

As a business owner, again, to survive, and move forward. difficult, very difficult. it is an increase, when so many have already cut all the corners they can. colletta smith, bbc news. joining me now is jane foley, head of foreign exchange strategy at rabobank. morning tea. the chancellor, despite all of the pressure did not delay or change this although has increased the threshold at which people pay national insurance. talk us through the impact this will have on the economy. the july chances...

Changes to national insurance. you and your employer will have to pay more. a quick reminder on the numbers. lets take a look at some examples of what that actually looks like. if youre earning £30,000 a year, youll pay an extra £21a in national insurance contributions than you were before. if youre on £80,000 a year, you will pay an extra £839. but from july it all changes again. the threshold at which you start paying national insurance is going up. itll mean anyone earning less than about...