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Nicky Campbell

them all those years ago? nicky, can i interact? them all those years ago? nicky, can i interact? l — them all those years ago? nicky, can | interact? | didn't _ them all those years ago? nicky, can i interact? i didn't vote _ i interact? i didn't vote conservative. my heart is green, but i didn't vote conservative!— i didn't vote conservative! thanks for correcting _ i didn't vote conservative! thanks for correcting me _ i didn't vote conservative! thanks for correcting me on _ i didn't vote conservative! thanks for correcting me on that. - i didn't vote conservative! thanks for correcting me on that. but - i didn't vote conservative! thanks| for correcting me on that. but you are a conservative, that was what i meant to say. let's hear from one of boris johnson's successors, meant to say. let's hear from one of borisjohnson's successors, the current prime minister rishi sunak has been speaking this morning. prime minister, ulez has helped you here, but in other parts of the country where you did well in 2019, you have been thumped. the results from last night show us that the country isn't buying your message and you have a mountain to climb.— mountain to climb. westminster has been actin: mountain to climb. westminster has been acting like _ mountain to climb. westminster has been acting like the _ mountain to climb. westminster has been acting like the next _ mountain to climb. westminster has been acting like the next election i been acting like the next election is a done deal. labour has been acting like a done deal. uxbridge have been saying it is not. no one expected us to win here, but steve's victory demonstrates that when confronted with the reality of the labour party, when there is an actual choice on a matter of

Heart , Conservative , Thanks , Morning-nicky , Didn-t , Green , Didn-t-vote-conservative , One , Ulez , Rishi-sunak , Boris-i-johnson , Prime-minister

Nicky Campbell

favourite cafe? i was here yesterday, had a big i favourite cafe? i was here i yesterday, had a big breakfast favourite cafe? i was here _ yesterday, had a big breakfast ready for the _ yesterday, had a big breakfast ready for the big _ yesterday, had a big breakfast ready for the big push on polling day and it was— for the big push on polling day and it was great to have a prime minister— it was great to have a prime minister here today. let it was great to have a prime minister here today.- it was great to have a prime minister here today. let me ask you about the result. _ minister here today. let me ask you about the result. was _ minister here today. let me ask you about the result. was it _ minister here today. let me ask you about the result. was it all - minister here today. let me ask you about the result. was it all down i minister here today. let me ask you about the result. was it all down to | about the result. was it all down to ulez? this about the result. was it all down to ulez? �* , , ., about the result. was it all down to ulez? r ~' ., about the result. was it all down to ulez? a ~ ., ., , ulez? as you know, i have been campaigning _ ulez? as you know, i have been campaigning for— ulez? as you know, i have been campaigning forjust _ ulez? as you know, i have been campaigning forjust over- ulez? as you know, i have been campaigning forjust over five i ulez? as you know, i have been i campaigning forjust over five weeks now. campaigning forjust over five weeks now i_ campaigning forjust over five weeks now i hit _ campaigning forjust over five weeks now. i hit every pavement slab and knocked _ now. i hit every pavement slab and knocked on — now. i hit every pavement slab and knocked on thousands of dollars. the people _ knocked on thousands of dollars. the people of— knocked on thousands of dollars. the people of this constituency made this by—election a referendum on ulez _ this by—election a referendum on ulez they— this by—election a referendum on ulez. they told me loud and clear that ulez — ulez. they told me loud and clear that ulez was not welcome here, they didn't— that ulez was not welcome here, they didn't want— that ulez was not welcome here, they didn't want it, it was going to devastate small businesses and cost families— devastate small businesses and cost families £4500 a year to go about their daily— families £4500 a year to go about their daily routine. ulez families £4500 a year to go about their daily routine.— their daily routine. ulez was originally — their daily routine. ulez was originally a _ their daily routine. ulez was originally a concept - their daily routine. ulez was originally a concept of i their daily routine. ulez was originally a concept of the i their daily routine. ulez was i originally a concept of the former mp for here when he was london mayor, borisjohnson. the mp for here when he was london mayor, boris johnson. the decision to ush mayor, boris johnson. the decision to push ulez _ mayor, boris johnson. the decision to push ulez into _ mayor, boris johnson. the decision to push ulez into outer _ mayor, boris johnson. the decision to push ulez into outer london i mayor, boris johnson. the decision j to push ulez into outer london was that of— to push ulez into outer london was that of sadiq khan, the london mayor~ — that of sadiq khan, the london ma or. ~ , ., �* ., , mayor. were you telling boris johnson when _ mayor. were you telling boris johnson when he _ mayor. were you telling boris johnson when he was - mayor. were you telling boris johnson when he was an i mayor. were you telling boris johnson when he was an mp l mayor. were you telling boris i johnson when he was an mp here mayor. were you telling boris - johnson when he was an mp here that johnson when he was an mp here that he was wrong to come up with ulez in the first place?— the first place? pushing ulez into outer london _ the first place? pushing ulez into outer london was _ the first place? pushing ulez into outer london was not _ the first place? pushing ulez into outer london was not boris i the first place? pushing ulez into i outer london was not boris johnson's outer london was not borisjohnson's decision _ outer london was not borisjohnson's decision~ so— outer london was not borisjohnson's decision. so holding the london

Ulez , Wasn-t-a-vote , Rishi-sunak , Result , Cafe , Breakfast , Minister , Here-today , Here-today-it , Pavement-slab , Campaigning-forjust , Big-push-on

Nicky Campbell

reckon? even now, they won't let it i reckon? even now, they won't let it no. it's reckon? even now, they won't let it go- it's not — reckon? even now, they won't let it go. it's not fair! _ reckon? even now, they won't let it go. it's not fair! poor _ reckon? even now, they won't let it go. it's not fair! poor little - go. it's not fair! poor little expletive. mind your language! poor little so—and—so. you have been duly chastised. if borisjohnson had been standing, if he decided to put up and shut up and stand again, do you think he would have won? ﬁlth. and shut up and stand again, do you think he would have won? oh, yeah, he is liked in — think he would have won? oh, yeah, he is liked in uxbridge _ think he would have won? oh, yeah, he is liked in uxbridge by _ think he would have won? oh, yeah, he is liked in uxbridge by quite - think he would have won? oh, yeah, he is liked in uxbridge by quite a - he is liked in uxbridge by quite a few supporters. the new bloke is probably— few supporters. the new bloke is probably 0k, few supporters. the new bloke is probably ok, but he is not boris. there _ probably 0k, but he is not boris. there is— probably ok, but he is not boris. there is no— probably ok, but he is not boris. there is no one in the tory party that— there is no one in the tory party that can — there is no one in the tory party that can get _ there is no one in the tory party that can get people going. sifter that can get people going. after everything. _ that can get people going. after everything, some _ that can get people going. after everything, some people - that can get people going. he everything, some people will be shouting at the radio and tv, after everything he has done to degrade british politics...

Wasn-t-a-vote , Language , Little-go , Poor , Little-expletive , Boris-johnson , Standing , One , In-uxbridge , Boris-i-johnson , Bloke , Supporters

Nicky Campbell

borisjohnson?— boris johnson? absolutely not! i mean, absolutely _ boris johnson? absolutely not! i mean, absolutely not! _ boris johnson? absolutely not! i mean, absolutely not! i- boris johnson? absolutely not! i mean, absolutely not! i mean, i boris johnson? absolutely not! i - mean, absolutely not! i mean, what an embarrassment, and someone that every time he opens his mouth, he is unable to speak the truth. we have to have a governing party with people that are honest and decent and want to do the right thing. you are a lifelong _ and want to do the right thing. you are a lifelong tory, you are going to vote labour? hang on, we have to get emma on here, a conservative councillor. emma, speak to vicky. you are a conservative councillor. emma, i�*m sure you want to tell her not to lose the faith. speak to vicky, emma. not to lose the faith. speak to vicky. emma-— vicky, emma. yes, definitely, definitely- _ vicky, emma. yes, definitely, definitely. i— vicky, emma. yes, definitely, definitely. i am _ vicky, emma. yes, definitely, definitely. i am in _ vicky, emma. yes, definitely, definitely. i am in wales. - vicky, emma. yes, definitely, definitely. i am in wales. we l vicky, emma. yes, definitely, - definitely. i am in wales. we have a labour— definitely. i am in wales. we have a labour run _ definitely. i am in wales. we have a labour run administration here, and we are _ labour run administration here, and we are suffering exactly the same problems — we are suffering exactly the same problems as in england. it really makes _ problems as in england. it really makes me — problems as in england. it really makes me feel sad that vicky feels the way— makes me feel sad that vicky feels the way she does. it's... i don't _ the way she does. it's... i don't know where we will go and how idon't know where we will go and how will— i don't know where we will go and how will we go, but with keir starmer, _ how will we go, but with keir starmer, i_ how will we go, but with keir starmer, ijust don't think he is...

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Nicky Campbell

here is the news. thanks, nicky. the conservative party has suffered two macrobid by—election defeats, losing safe seats to labour and the lib dems. labour over to the majority of more than 20,000 votes in the north yorkshire seat of selvy and ainsty. the lib dems won somerset in frame, overturning a 19,000 vote majority. that the tories managed to hold onto boris johnson's that the tories managed to hold onto borisjohnson's former that the tories managed to hold onto boris johnson's former constituency of uxbridge and south rice lip in london, winning byjust under 500 votes. during a visit this morning, rishi sunak said that it showed the next general election was not a done deal and vowed to stick to his plan. in other news, new figures show the government borrowed £18.5 billion last month to bridge the gap between

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Nicky Campbell

everything he has done to degrade british politics. . ._ british politics... yeah, but it wasn't the — british politics... yeah, but it wasn't the tory _ british politics... yeah, but it wasn't the tory party - british politics... yeah, but it wasn't the tory party that - british politics... yeah, but it| wasn't the tory party that won british politics... yeah, but it - wasn't the tory party that won the red wall, — wasn't the tory party that won the red wall, it — wasn't the tory party that won the red wall, it was boris. but that is 'ust red wall, it was boris. but that is just my— red wall, it was boris. but that is just my opinion. we red wall, it was boris. but that is just my opinion-— red wall, it was boris. but that is just my opinion. we cherish that. we want our just my opinion. we cherish that. we want your opinion. _ just my opinion. we cherish that. we want your opinion. not _ just my opinion. we cherish that. we want your opinion. not necessarily i want your opinion. not necessarily yourfruity want your opinion. not necessarily your fruity language, want your opinion. not necessarily yourfruity language, but want your opinion. not necessarily your fruity language, but we want your fruity language, but we want your opinion. so we have had somebody whose heart is green and we have somebody whose heart is for boris. ! have somebody whose heart is for boris. ., ., , , . ., boris. i have lived in a speech for 30 ears boris. i have lived in a speech for 30 years and _ boris. i have lived in a speech for 30 years and it's _ boris. i have lived in a speech for 30 years and it's the _ boris. i have lived in a speech for 30 years and it's the first - boris. i have lived in a speech for 30 years and it's the first time i l 30 years and it's the first time i have _ 30 years and it's the first time i have treen— 30 years and it's the first time i have been bombarded by candidates. —— | have been bombarded by candidates. -- i have _ have been bombarded by candidates. —— i have lived in uxbridge for 30 years _ —— i have lived in uxbridge for 30 years we — —— i have lived in uxbridge for 30 years. we don't usually see anybody. wednesday _ years. we don't usually see anybody. wednesday in uxbridge, flipping heck! _ wednesday in uxbridge, flipping heck! i_ wednesday in uxbridge, flipping heck! i can say that, can't i? they were hanging _ heck! i can say that, can't i? they were hanging on _ heck! i can say that, can't i? they were banging on your _ heck! i can say that, can't i? they were banging on your doors, - heck! i can say that, can't i? tie: were banging on your doors, weren't they? where were they when we needed them all those years ago?—

Boris-i-johnson , Opinion , Politics , It-wasn-t-the-tory-party , Everything , British-politics , Red-wall , British , Wasn-t-the-tory-party , It-wasn-t-the , We-red-wall , Ust

Nicky Campbell

thought. — disillusioned conservatives and i thought, just once, i am voting with my heart _ thought, just once, i am voting with m heart. ., ., , , thought, just once, i am voting with| my heart-_ very! my heart. your heart is green. very! david cameron _ my heart. your heart is green. very! david cameron used _ my heart. your heart is green. very! david cameron used to _ my heart. your heart is green. very! david cameron used to have - my heart. your heart is green. very! david cameron used to have a - my heart. your heart is green. very! david cameron used to have a tree l my heart. your heart is green. very! | david cameron used to have a tree in the conservative party logo and he was very much trying to re—forge the party. there are accusations that rishi sunak is less interested in that stuff. let's go to susan macro in uxbridge —— sue in uxbridge. what you think of the outcome? but it wasn't a vote — you think of the outcome? but it wasn't a vote for _ you think of the outcome? but it wasn't a vote for rishi _ you think of the outcome? but it wasn't a vote for rishi sunak, i you think of the outcome? but it wasn't a vote for rishi sunak, it | wasn't a vote for rishi sunak, it wasn't a vote for rishi sunak, it was a vote against ulez and sadiq khan. and i think a few people were probably voting for boris as well because we didn't like the way he was treated. i know he did wrong, but good god, what a witch—hunt. you but good god, what a witch-hunt. you reckon? even — but good god, what a witch-hunt. you reckon? even now, _ but good god, what a witch-hunt. you reckon? even now, they— but good god, what a witch-hunt. you reckon? even now, they won't - but good god, what a witch-hunt. you reckon? even now, they won't let - but good god, what a witch-hunt. you

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The Context

going through in the last hour or so. . ., , ., , , ., so. well, as all the guests have said, it so. well, as all the guests have said. it has _ so. well, as all the guests have said, it has really _ so. well, as all the guests have said, it has really been - so. well, as all the guests have said, it has really been an - said, it has really been an extraordinary moment. my concern throughout— extraordinary moment. my concern throughout this, these last few minutes— throughout this, these last few minutes and couple of hours, has been _ minutes and couple of hours, has been that— minutes and couple of hours, has been that inevitably the conservative party is plunging itself — conservative party is plunging itself into another period of this perhaps— itself into another period of this perhaps some self recrimination. when _ perhaps some self recrimination. when it's— perhaps some self recrimination. when it's duty is to be the government of this country, and i very much— government of this country, and i very much regret that. i have got very much regret that. i have got very mixed — very much regret that. i have got very mixed feelings about boris johnson — very mixed feelings about boris johnson i— very mixed feelings about boris johnson. i think that he did achieve some _ johnson. i think that he did achieve some very— johnson. i think that he did achieve some very notable things. in the face of— some very notable things. in the face of very concerted opposition. and i_ face of very concerted opposition. and i think— face of very concerted opposition. and i think that will serve him well as far— and i think that will serve him well as far as— and i think that will serve him well as far as the history books are concerned _ as far as the history books are concerned. but i also have to agree with a _ concerned. but i also have to agree with a lot _ concerned. but i also have to agree with a lot of— concerned. but i also have to agree with a lot of the criticism, not least — with a lot of the criticism, not least but _ with a lot of the criticism, not least but he has in many ways been his own worst enemy. i guess i've -ot his own worst enemy. i guess i've got very— his own worst enemy. i guess i've got very mixed feelings about this. but overall, i think that this is not a — but overall, i think that this is not a good _ but overall, i think that this is not a good day for the conservative

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definitely a buzz about boris johnson. i remembera- definitely a buzz about boris i johnson. i remembera leading political— johnson. i remembera leading political photographer - johnson. i remembera leading political photographer saying . johnson. i remember a leading . political photographer saying that when _ political photographer saying that when he — political photographer saying that when he was _ political photographer saying that when he was going _ political photographer saying that when he was going around - political photographer saying that when he was going around the . political photographer saying that - when he was going around the country there was— when he was going around the country there was this — when he was going around the country there was this incredible _ when he was going around the country there was this incredible reaction - there was this incredible reaction that he _ there was this incredible reaction that he was— there was this incredible reaction that he was getting _ there was this incredible reaction that he was getting from - there was this incredible reaction that he was getting from people. there was this incredible reaction - that he was getting from people. but ithink— that he was getting from people. but i think many— that he was getting from people. but i think many peopie _ that he was getting from people. but i think many people did _ that he was getting from people. but i think many people did see - that he was getting from people. but i think many people did see throughl i think many people did see through him. i think many people did see through him i_ i think many people did see through him ithink— i think many people did see through him. i think many— i think many people did see through him. i think many people _ i think many people did see through him. i think many people as - i think many people did see through him. i think many people as well. him. i think many people as well hope _ him. i think many people as well hope that— him. i think many people as well hope that if— him. i think many people as well hope that if you _ him. i think many people as well hope that if you did _ him. i think many people as well hope that if you did get- him. i think many people as well hope that if you did get a - him. i think many people as well hope that if you did get a big job| hope that if you did get a big job he wanted — hope that if you did get a big job he wanted from a _ hope that if you did get a big job he wanted from a young - hope that if you did get a big job he wanted from a young age, i hope that if you did get a big jobi he wanted from a young age, but hope that if you did get a big job- he wanted from a young age, but he would _ he wanted from a young age, but he would somehow— he wanted from a young age, but he would somehow have _ he wanted from a young age, but he would somehow have a _ he wanted from a young age, but he would somehow have a conversion. i he wanted from a young age, but he i would somehow have a conversion. at a leopard _ would somehow have a conversion. at a leopard cannot— would somehow have a conversion. at a leopard cannot change _ would somehow have a conversion. at a leopard cannot change his _ would somehow have a conversion. at a leopard cannot change his spots. - would somehow have a conversion. at a leopard cannot change his spots. i. a leopard cannot change his spots. i think— a leopard cannot change his spots. i think the _ a leopard cannot change his spots. i think the problem _ a leopard cannot change his spots. i think the problem for— a leopard cannot change his spots. i think the problem for doris - a leopard cannot change his spots. i think the problem for doris function| think the problem for doris function is that— think the problem for doris function is that he _ think the problem for doris function is that he from _ think the problem for doris function is that he from a _ think the problem for doris function is that he from a very _ think the problem for doris function is that he from a very early - is that he from a very early age said _ is that he from a very early age said he — is that he from a very early age said he wanted _ is that he from a very early age said he wanted to _ is that he from a very early age said he wanted to be _ is that he from a very early age said he wanted to be the - is that he from a very early age said he wanted to be the king i is that he from a very early age l said he wanted to be the king of is that he from a very early age - said he wanted to be the king of the world _ said he wanted to be the king of the world that— said he wanted to be the king of the world that is— said he wanted to be the king of the world. that is the _ said he wanted to be the king of the world. that is the fabled _ said he wanted to be the king of the world. that is the fabled story- world. that is the fabled story about — world. that is the fabled story about boris _ world. that is the fabled story about borisjohnson. - world. that is the fabled story about borisjohnson. but - world. that is the fabled story about borisjohnson. but he . world. that is the fabled story- about borisjohnson. but he didn't know— about borisjohnson. but he didn't know what— about borisjohnson. but he didn't know what he _ about borisjohnson. but he didn't know what he wanted _ about borisjohnson. but he didn't know what he wanted to _ about borisjohnson. but he didn't know what he wanted to do - about borisjohnson. but he didn't know what he wanted to do it - about borisjohnson. but he didn't know what he wanted to do it with his power~ — know what he wanted to do it with his power~ he _ know what he wanted to do it with his power. he kind _ know what he wanted to do it with his power. he kind of— know what he wanted to do it with his power. he kind of us _ know what he wanted to do it withl his power. he kind of us weathered between _ his power. he kind of us weathered between tots — his power. he kind of us weathered between lots of _ his power. he kind of us weathered between lots of different _ his power. he kind of us weathered between lots of different positions, ultimately — between lots of different positions, ultimately he — between lots of different positions, ultimately he wanted _ between lots of different positions, ultimately he wanted power - between lots of different positions, ultimately he wanted power for - ultimately he wanted power for himself — ultimately he wanted power for himself he _ ultimately he wanted power for himself. he wanted _ ultimately he wanted power for himself. he wanted to - ultimately he wanted power for himself. he wanted to further i ultimately he wanted power for l himself. he wanted to further his nest~ _ himself. he wanted to further his nest~ he — himself. he wanted to further his nest. he brought _ himself. he wanted to further his nest. he brought corruption - himself. he wanted to further his nest. he brought corruption intol himself. he wanted to further his i nest. he brought corruption into the heart _ nest. he brought corruption into the heart of— nest. he brought corruption into the heart of downing _ nest. he brought corruption into the heart of downing street. _ nest. he brought corruption into the heart of downing street. it - nest. he brought corruption into the heart of downing street. it was - nest. he brought corruption into the heart of downing street. it was all. heart of downing street. it was all about _ heart of downing street. it was all about cronies, getting _ heart of downing street. it was all about cronies, getting money. - heart of downing street. it was alll about cronies, getting money. just look at _ about cronies, getting money. just look at the — about cronies, getting money. just look at the honour— about cronies, getting money. just look at the honour system. - about cronies, getting money. just look at the honour system. he - about cronies, getting money. just look at the honour system. he has| look at the honour system. he has resigned _ look at the honour system. he has resigned in— look at the honour system. he has resigned in disgrace. _ look at the honour system. he has resigned in disgrace. now, - look at the honour system. he has resigned in disgrace. now, he - look at the honour system. he has . resigned in disgrace. now, he leaves this toxic— resigned in disgrace. now, he leaves this toxic set — resigned in disgrace. now, he leaves this toxic set of—

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wouldn't he, the classic sort i comments. he would say that, l wouldn't he, the classic sort of? remember, _ wouldn't he, the classic sort of? remember, this _ wouldn't he, the classic sort of? remember, this is _ wouldn't he, the classic sort of? remember, this is the - wouldn't he, the classic sort of? remember, this is the very- wouldn't he, the classic sort of? i remember, this is the very serious parliamentary— remember, this is the very serious parliamentary inquiry— remember, this is the very serious parliamentary inquiry and - remember, this is the very serious parliamentary inquiry and it - remember, this is the very serious parliamentary inquiry and it is - parliamentary inquiry and it is pulled — parliamentary inquiry and it is pulled together— parliamentary inquiry and it is pulled together of— parliamentary inquiry and it is pulled together of mps - parliamentary inquiry and it is�* pulled together of mps across parliamentary inquiry and it is - pulled together of mps across the house _ pulled together of mps across the house. remember, _ pulled together of mps across the house. remember, it— pulled together of mps across the house. remember, it has- pulled together of mps across the house. remember, it has got - pulled together of mps across the house. remember, it has got a l house. remember, it has got a conservative _ house. remember, it has got a conservative majority— house. remember, it has got a conservative majority on - house. remember, it has got a conservative majority on it. - house. remember, it has got a i conservative majority on it. many people _ conservative majority on it. many pepple on — conservative majority on it. many pepple on that _ conservative majority on it. many people on that committee - conservative majority on it. many people on that committee will i conservative majority on it. many. people on that committee will have been big _ people on that committee will have been big supporters _ people on that committee will have been big supporters of— people on that committee will have been big supporters of boris - been big supporters of boris johnson _ been big supporters of boris johnson. but— been big supporters of boris johnson. but they _ been big supporters of boris johnson. but they also - been big supporters of boris johnson. but they also have| been big supporters of boris . johnson. but they also have to respect — johnson. but they also have to respect and _ johnson. but they also have to respect and uphold _ johnson. but they also have to respect and uphold rules - johnson. but they also have to respect and uphold rules in - respect and uphold rules in parliament— respect and uphold rules in parliament as _ respect and uphold rules in parliament as well. - respect and uphold rules in parliament as well. so - respect and uphold rules in parliament as well. so i'm i respect and uphold rules in - parliament as well. so i'm afraid all of— parliament as well. so i'm afraid all of this— parliament as well. so i'm afraid all of this crying _ parliament as well. so i'm afraid all of this crying it's _ parliament as well. so i'm afraid all of this crying it's a _ parliament as well. so i'm afraid all of this crying it's a witch - all of this crying it's a witch hunt, — all of this crying it's a witch hunt, they— all of this crying it's a witch hunt, they don't _ all of this crying it's a witch hunt, they don't have - all of this crying it's a witch hunt, they don't have the l all of this crying it's a witch - hunt, they don't have the evidence, ironically— hunt, they don't have the evidence, ironically it — hunt, they don't have the evidence, ironically it sounds _ hunt, they don't have the evidence, ironically it sounds very— hunt, they don't have the evidence, ironically it sounds very similar - hunt, they don't have the evidence, ironically it sounds very similar to l ironically it sounds very similar to another— ironically it sounds very similar to another politician _ ironically it sounds very similar to another politician who _ ironically it sounds very similar to another politician who has - ironically it sounds very similar to another politician who has just i ironically it sounds very similar to . another politician who hasjust been indicted _ another politician who hasjust been indicted across— another politician who hasjust been indicted across the _ another politician who hasjust been indicted across the pond, _ another politician who hasjust been indicted across the pond, donald . indicted across the pond, donald trump _ indicted across the pond, donald trump trlie— indicted across the pond, donald trum -. ~ _, ., , trump. we were covering that news 'ust as this trump. we were covering that news just as this news _ trump. we were covering that news just as this news broke. _ trump. we were covering that news just as this news broke. it _ trump. we were covering that news just as this news broke. it has - trump. we were covering that news just as this news broke. it has been| just as this news broke. it has been an extraordinary time. i'm sure, thanks so much for that. ijust an extraordinary time. i'm sure, thanks so much for that. i just want to go back tojoanne nadler, because we have to say goodbye in a moment. you've been with her since the beginning of this coverage. just give us your thoughts, reflections, and try and sum up what we have been going through in the last hour or so. ~ . , going through in the last hour or 50, ~ .,

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