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>> he also found suspicious relationships with russia, but he did not -- he deferred to others saying -- >> all of which he knew before, none of which went to the issue -- he said they were uncooperative, they were untrue, they remained uncooperative. theres no evidence before the fbi, or certainly even now, no evidence of the collusion, but what he found in the wrongdoing of the fbi, thats what our hearing was really about. because no one was held to account, you had a number of things to be do...

Be watching it. folks in the islands are certainly worried. >> rob, thank you. now to france tonight where investigators have searched the headquarters of the paris olympics. officials say they are investigating the alleged embezzlement and favoritism in awarding contracts. a paris olympic committee claiming its been audited many times and none have uncovered the slightest of wrongdoing. but it comes as the summer games in paris are just over a year away. when we come back tonight, the scare i...

And he has been treated as he should under the law. but, everyone, should understand here that this man, this has paid a very high price for his addiction in the public arena. and by the way, everybody needs to back off joe biden about this. he loves his son. back off. it is okay for him to love his son. and theres nothing wrong with it. they have no evidence of any kind of wrongdoing by joe biden, and it infuriates me theyre using this heart break against joe biden in this way. its just not rig...

Story." im anderson cooper. the indictment of former president donald trump mark the first time in history a former president has faced criminal charges. this is now the second indictment for the former president, who was criminally charged by a manhattan grand jury in march on more than 30 counts of business fraud. now hes facing 37 federal charges relating to classified documents from his time in office that were uncovered by federal agents. a special counsel has been investigating this case...

The indictment of former president donald trump marks the first time in history that a former president has faced federal charges. this is now the second indictment for the former president, who was criminally charged by a manhattan grand jury in march on more than 30 counts of business fraud. now hes facing 37 federal charges relating to classified documents from his time in office that were uncovered by federal agents. a special counsel has been investigating this case since november of last y...

Egregious example, one of the worst ive ever seen, the committee members have done the hausa service, the truth starts here. it starts at that despatch box. it must be observed and if we dont have that we dont have a functioning parliamentary democracy. that is why every member of this house must and should in my view vote this evening to support the committee and approve the motion in respect of the report. i would like to start by putting on the record my thanks to the privileges committee for...

Speaker. i rise to support the recommendations in the fifth report of the privileges committee into the conduct of borisjohnson. they should be accepted in full, and they should be accepted in full, and they should be accepted in full, and they should be supported by all members of this house who wish to uphold our democratic institutions and our system of parliamentary democracy itself. this is especially the case after the former prime ministers disgraceful reaction to the draft report last we...

Allegations of wrongdoing. no one is perfect, let he who is without sin cast the first stone. but its how we respond to the errors we make that defines us. i agree with the father of the houses words, hes no longer in his place, if one makes a mistake one apologises. the earliest opportunity, not many, many, many months later. i withdraw those outside chamber to nx one of the report on process and procedure. in brief, the house referred the matter to the committee without division. its members a...

Disrepute. this report, madam deputy speaker, is not about so—called partygate, although the gravest civilian crisis since the second world war, which took 230,000 lives, is the sombre backdrop against which the prime ministers wrongdoing took place. this is about parliaments requirement that government ministers tell the truth, so that they can be held to account for their actions, and parliamentary accountability lies at the heart of our democratic system. now, serious matters concerning bor...

Evidence that mrjohnson knowingly and deliberately intended to mislead the house. because he was prime minister, mrjohnsons dishonesty, if left unchecked, would have contaminated the whole of government, allowing misleading to become commonplace, and thus improve the standards which are essential for the health of our democracy. i want to say something about the press. this episode has shown that wrongdoing has not gone undiscovered and attempts to cover it up have failed. but it would have been...