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Now is jack pitt—brooke from the athletic. good morning, jack. there had been calls from the likes of the brentford manager, thomas pagh frank, to pause the season for consistency. how likely is this, given the stance of the premier league so far?— given the stance of the premier league so far? well, the stance of the premier— league so far? well, the stance of the premier league _ league so far? well, the stance of the premier league right - league so far? well, the stance of the premier league right now - league so far? well, the stance of the premier league right now is i league so fa...

Worked for donald trump and r is that the privilege, executive privilege doesn't continue with you when you walk out the door. it is with the office and not with the human being. and that's something that he's learning. and jen psaki, the press secretary, has said over and over and over to us in the press briefing room that they want to find out what happened on january 6th not just because, you know, they are the other campaign that was a part of this election but more importantly because it's about the democracy. and when you talk to them behind the scenes, they feel that exact same way. eve...

Questions that are actually asked. that's important here because the idea of fighting a subpoena would be something that would be a universal kind of swiping and saying, look, i'm not going to be even able to appear when in reality that's about appearing and you have the ability to assert privileges with respect to particular questions. you don't get to just not show up because you were the former president of the united states. you have to actually respond to the questions. now, if there was some basis to assert the executive privilege, which by the way our current president has said they'll ...

Trump and anyone who worked for donald trump, is that the privilege, executive privilege, doesn't continue with you when you walk out the door. it remains with the office, not with a human being. that's something that he's learning. and, jen psaki, the press secretary has said over and over to us, in the press room that they want to find out what happened on january 6th. not just because, they are the other campaign, that was a part of these election. but more importantly, because it's about the democracy. and when you talk to them about them beside that he seems, they feel that way even more ...

Questions that are actually asked. that's important here because the idea of fighting a subpoena would be something that would be a universal kind of swiping and saying, look, i'm not going to be even able to appear when in reality that's about appearing and you have the ability to assert privileges with respect to particular questions. you don't get to just not show up because you were the former president of the united states. you have to actually respond to the questions. now, if there was some basis to assert the executive privilege, which by the way our current president has said they'll ...