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Earnestly, and on some base level we are wasting our time because the politics always get in the way of the people. >> it is awful. they are getting in the way of children who are being killed. young people are being killed in all of this gun violence. as a member of the law enforcement community, aren't police so frustrated by this the fact that they have to go out into the streets? what is the answer for them? >> very frustrated. and one of the reasons there are so frustrated is because we wrestle with this, we struggle with this, there is some kind of mystery like we cancel this epidemic. a...

Rates again later today, as it tries to tackle rising prices. it comes after inflation remains much higher than expected, at 8.7% ben's here with the details. it is important for so many households. tell us about this announcement?— households. tell us about this announcement? yes, the bank of encland announcement? yes, the bank of england is— announcement? yes, the bank of england is in _ announcement? yes, the bank of england is in a — announcement? yes, the bank of england is in a tricky _ announcement? yes, the bank of england is in a tricky position. it i england is in a tricky posi...

Department when you believe you've got someone who you believe has committed dozens of felonies? felonies in this case that he was only able to commit because he held public office. it was only because he was a high ranking public official that he was allowed access to these things that allowed him to commit these crimes. what do you do? do you just prosecute this guy like anyone else? i mean, at a base level, yes. nobody is above the law. we only have one system of law for everyone. nothing about being an elected official gives you a license to commit crimes or get away with it if you do. the...

Believe has committed dozens of felonies, felonies in this case, that he was only able to commit because he held public office. it was only because he was a high-ranking public official that he was allowed access to these things that allowed him to commit these crimes. what do you do? do you just prosecute this guy like anyone else? i mean, at a base level, yes. nobody is about the law. we only have one system of law for everyone. nothing about being an elected official gives you a license to commit crimes, or a license to get away with it if you do. the last time we had to contend with someth...