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Damaging because the reason the met police would be investigating a number of parties is the cabinet office handed over evidence which they believe they mean the threshold has now been met for a police investigation. then that self doesnt suggest the report will be very difficult. two weeks ago you had number ten sources briefing that there wouldnt be anything referred to the police from the report. i think you can take from that that things have gone downhill and gotten worse. ultimately the po...

Majority at that time, every state voting one time as jamie raskin outlined in his book. so this is very significant because unless the laws are reformed, unless we understand the plot that was used last time, we wont be able to defend this next time. >> and i think the committees work, jeremy, is inching toward being able to put together the narrative to show us how close we came, because at this point, the only people that are saying that are people that understand what you just articulated, r...

Job idols -- donald trumps worse was minus 26. they have them at 33%. you see the vaccine mandate supreme court didnt go along with it. we are watching a disaster at our borders. watching a 40 year high in inflation, worst economic conditions. a dollar is worth $0.07 less, maybe $0.10 less than a year ago. energy prices are up above $50 per gallon paired with a spend another thousand dollars to heat our homes this winter. everything we buy milk and everything we go to a store because more and i ...

That malek fizel akram was the subject of that one-month-long investigation by the british intelligence agency, mi5, back in 2020. a low-level, relatively short investigation, that began out of concerns that he may have been involved in a potential terrorist plot. however, that investigation was discontinued when the evidence gathered did not meet the threshold to proceed. thats according to that british security source. and following that, jose, were told that akram essentially joined about 40,...

Floor, and once they are done talking, thats when the senate could essentially move to pass this bill on the simple majority vote. but to do that, he has to change rules, first which means that senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have to be on borpd and those two senators have been opposed for months to any efforts to reduce the 60 vote threshold to overcome a filibuster which means the efforts to change senate rules will fail. now, at the same time joe biden has been making his case private...

Peter, that it wasnt illegal but exploiting a vulnerability, what is the benefit of having this investigation? . >> well, i think any time you have an investigation, one, certainly, this is very important from the january 6th committee. these are investigations of violations of criminal law. to get there you have to meet a certain threshold to be able to open a case. certainly when you open a case, you begin as an investigator certainly to develop a lot of information. so whether or not you reac...

By civil service servant again sue gray, she had been speaking to the police throughout. now the police are saying that it has raised some of those events to the threshold required for a criminal investigation. what im saying here is potentially downing street staff broke covid rules, potentially they could be fined for breaking those rules. and critics have for weeks said when is the police going to get involved. one of those critics is the mayor of london. and he quickly took to social media, ...

The speech of jeff -- lifetime. and its not the most compelling speaker on the senate floor, but he delivered the single most thorough historical analysis of the 60 vote threshold rule in the senate, that has ever been delivered on that floor. and there were some great speeches today -- including and this that pointed out. but boy, jeff merkley who is the authority on this that democrats have deferred to all the way through, he was really, it was a masterful 15 minutes or so. it takes you throug...

>> dr. patel, what do you make of what we heard from residents there? >> i hear it every day. i feel it every day. i think that while were all watching cases coming up and coming down, jose, really to be honest we had about two and a half years of just constant stress, and that stress translates to parts of your body, headaches, people coming in that have their hair falling out, cant sleep, and that fatigue. its very real. so i feel like this next year, even if cases are low, we need to find a w...

>> after the new nominee, we dont know who that is yet and i will be taking a look at that nominee as part of the confirmation process and making a decision later based on who is nominated. >> im going to give the presidents nominated, whoever ma that may be, a fair look, and not predict on today who we dont even know who the nominee is, on my vote. >> its important to note that a simple majority of 51 votes is needed to confirm justice breyers replacement meaning if all 50 democrats stick toget...