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Indepth interviews with leading newsmakers, plus discussions with Americas preeminent political minds. Important meeting because i never even heard that. As far as you know, this is all of it. This is everything. This is everything. All right. So who do you believe . Joining me now to break this down, former state Department Senior adviser. Paul butler, Professor Of Law at georgetown law school. Former fbi agent. Clint watts author of messing with the enemy. David k johnson and former watergate ...

Thats 1,216 more than the same period last year. In the whole of 2023, there were 29,437 arrivals, which was down 36 on a record 45,774 people in 2022. Here at the home office, there will be concern that the numbers are rising again. Thats being put down to the weather, the fact the smugglers organising the crossings are using bigger boats and packing more and more people onto them. Plus, its thought the criminal gangs are telling people you need to get across the channel now before there are an...

A used to run the republican party, here he is today talking about secrets from inside their locker room vis-à-vis the democrats. >> let me share a little bit behind the curtain of how republicans look and see some of these things, strategically. ive been in that strategic space. we know the democrats wont act. its not complicated people. call their bluff. democrats wont call their bluff, on nothing, or anything. they talk, they wine, they wring their hands, they wipe their eyes, and republican...

Their side and they go. the democrats have the facts ond their side. they have public opinion on their side. like 60% of the public. and theyre afraid. what switches that around? how do you get democrats to act like theyre the ones with the politics and facts on their side? >> it goes back to my first point. claire is getting behind the curtain on the democrats and how they see and think about these things so let me share a little bit behind the curtain of how republicans look and see these thin...

For the year, and we are seeing power cuts causing slumps and the market, are you seeing a drag down in growth ahead? it depends on your expectations for the entire year. certainly, there is enough tolerance. at there is enough tolerance. at the moment that a zero tolerance for high—risk sectors, particularly in the property sector but incredibly, in terms of the tolerance for reckless investment and leverage is certainly evidence to suggest policymakers wont act too quickly to support the eco...

Filibuster. maybe it is time to look at ending the filibuster. you know, weve got the abortion issue that the majority of the people in this country are in favor of and youve got the voting rights issue. >> yeah. >> again, the majority of the people. the senate wont act. get rid of this arcane internal rule thats nowhere in the constitution and lets move these policies forward. >> sounds easy when you say it, congresswoman, but obviously theres a reason why the filibuster is still there because ...

That you could actually get the womens health protection act through senate? >> well, im an optimist or i wouldnt be in this business. but we will pass it very quickly out of the house. the speaker said shes going to bring it up the first week that we go back, and that will pass. on the senate side, of course its going to be more difficult. you have some of the women republican senators who i think would vote for it, but it may not be enough to break the -- the stalling that makes us have to tak...

I asked for clarity and she did say that means an impeachment investigation. everybody like debbie dingell who remembers watergate, like bill well who was on with me who remembers watergate, like elizabeth holtzman, they all say the same thing that the impeachment inquiry is what did it in watergate. it wasnt a house vote. people needed to hear the story. they needed to hear the evidence. they needed to hear what actually happened. and it changed things. >> it does. once you lay that all, once y...

Because we have seen border arrests dropped 60% since may, having that kind of success which is a success of president trump and putting that pressure on mexico to enforce more, congress probably wont act because they dont do anything unless its a dire crisis so the less inclined congress is going to act. >> elizabeth: the numbers were up 338% just two months ago from people crossing that border. they werent acting anyway. i do want to say quickly something about there were temporary because you...

What are we going to do to ensure members of congress who are elected to serve the public, regardless of whether those members in their communities and districts and states voted for them, they have an ensemble foundation to serve the public. we know right now is that gun rights are conflicting with human rights, the right to live. for all the people especially on the conservative side of the aisle who says they are pro-life, you should be pro-life when it comes to gun kills. where are you? wher...