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work, do our jobs free from political influence and we will not back down from defending democracy now, republicans on the committee are trying to hold garland in contempt for not turning over the audio recordings of president biden's interviews with special counsel, robert hur joining me now, is a democratic member of the judiciary committee congresswoman pramila jayapal of washington state. >> she is the chair as well of the congressional progressive caucus guess congresswoman? i do want to discuss this hearing with the attorney general here in just a moment. first, though, i would like to talk to you about this other breaking news we're following, which is the president's executive action on the border. you told cnn earlier basically that you are pardon me. you told you told cnn earlier that you were disappointed that the president has sort of gone into the same frame, is donald trump at a time where you think there should be a distinction between
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the normandy american cemetery in normandy unlike any the world had seen. it required courage and leadership and on the beaches and in the skies that would come to be known as the greatest generation. 9387 of those heroes lie beneath the white crosses and stars of david you see behind me. they brought freedom to friends after four brutal years of nazi occupation and then they peeled back hitler's grip on europe step-by-step. later this our you will hear from the first of several or -- several veterans who will speak with the suite who will -- -- remarkable man who is now 104 years old. >> and as we moved on the
it's unlikely but you never know. david spunt in wilmington now with the very latest. >> the prosecution open up telling during the first of all nobody is above the law it doesn't matter what your last name is especially biden in the state of delaware. and also said while being connected to drugs may not be a choice it was a choice hunter biden to check know and say that he was not addicted to drugs around the time when he purchased the gun in 2018 which is really central to the case. jurors saw the actual form from 2018 win authorities say he takes no. that's hunter arriving this morning with his wife, the special council team plans to present evidence that hunter smoked crack roughly every 20 minutes every time -- he also -- the first lady jill biden also in the courtroom, she was there to support her son. ashley biden also in attendance as well. the first witness will still understand our cross-examination just began an fbi agent named erika
governance through the global betterment of the world in terms of what is best for the uk. when you look at their policies they are both pro—eu. people may challenge me as far as that applies to the conservative party, but boris johnson, left the eu, gave up northern ireland, made it impossible for us to deregulate and champion british interests. they both have global governance for, associate, the betterment of the british people. they may take their lead from you know, esg —related net zero related programmes. the paris accords, the un, and so on. what nigel stands for, what reform uk stands for, is for betting british interests first and putting british people's address first. we call the see an immigration election —— the immigration election. we hope we've seenin immigration election. we hope we've
farage and looking notjust to control— farage and looking notjust to control conservative voters by conservative mps. you control conservative voters by conservative mps.— control conservative voters by conservative mps. ., ,, ., ., conservative mps. you think we got a clear enough — conservative mps. you think we got a clear enough idea _ conservative mps. you think we got a clear enough idea on _ conservative mps. you think we got a clear enough idea on what _ conservative mps. you think we got a clear enough idea on what exactly - clear enough idea on what exactly labour will do? that was the answer from rishi sunak, what will you do? he says he's got a plan, what is labour's clear plan on this? our first [an labour's clear plan on this? our first plan would _ labour's clear plan on this? our first plan would be to set up the secure _ first plan would be to set up the secure borders command which would brin- secure borders command which would bring together more enforcement officers. — bring together more enforcement officers, police, m15, and notjust .ive officers, police, m15, and notjust give them — officers, police, m15, and notjust give them the personnel to do the 'ob, give them the personnel to do the job, lrut— give them the personnel to do the job, but the powers to do the job, drawing _ job, but the powers to do the job, drawing on— job, but the powers to do the job, drawing on keir starmer's experience in prosecution, using the legal framework we used a bus terrorist cells _ framework we used a bus terrorist cells we — framework we used a bus terrorist cells. we should be doing that the bus criminals across the line. as shadow— bus criminals across the line. as shadow health secretary, i can help brin- shadow health secretary, i can help bring down net migration making sure we are _ bring down net migration making sure we are recruiting and training our own home—grown talent and reducing what i _ own home—grown talent and reducing what i think— own home—grown talent and reducing what i think is now an overreliance on workers — what i think is now an overreliance on workers from overseas to bring down _ on workers from overseas to bring down net — on workers from overseas to bring down net migration too. that's a
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labour attack tries to figure out there. it is in the headlines and all the papers. it took keir starmer some time to say that was based on treasury findings, based on what he would see distorted figures provided by the government, but it took some time to see it is nonsense. so the tories are very happy with that. labour believe that what you sup with keir starmer was a symbol of what they believe is the stability you would get with labour compared with what they regard as the division and chaos of the conservatives.— division and chaos of the conservatives. ., ,, , ., . , conservatives. thank you. we will be back with you — conservatives. thank you. we will be back with you a _ conservatives. thank you. we will be back with you a little _ conservatives. thank you. we will be back with you a little later. _ conservatives. thank you. we will be back with you a little later. on - back with you a little later. on friday, by the way, the bbc will host the first of its prime—time election tv debates on bbc one from 7:30pm until 9pm. that involves representatives from seven political parties and that will be hosted by michelle hussain. we will talk to the conservatives and labour live any moment, we arejust the conservatives and labour live any moment, we are just sorting out the communication which is always an issue. piers morgan and mick lynch
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35,000 civilians by accident. >> reporter: israel insists it is doing its best to limit civilian casualties and that hamas uses civilians as human shields, but that wasn't enough. weeks later, mann resigned, later explaining in a letter. >> at some point, whatever the justification, you are either advancing policy that enables the mass starvation of children, or you are not. >> reporter: you felt your work was directly connected to starving children? >> yes. there's going to be times when there are members that have different views, and certainly you are right to go ahead and get out and i will just leave it at that. >> i decided i would resign. >> reporter: more than a half-dozen government officials are publicly resigned to protest u.s. support for israel's war. mann is the first from the military, the first from the intelligence community, and the first who is jewish. >> i think it's important to understand just, this is from a security perspective.