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The prime minister to resign. but it is all going to come down to his own party, the conservative party, as to whether or not they push out prime minister boris johnson, whether or not he's still fit to lead, whether or not he's still the man to run the country and that report, when it comes out, any moment now, it is going to help them make that decision. jim and bianna? >> listen, salma, jim, what we heard from him in that sound bite, it seems he was arguing that the lockdown had been going on too long, right, never mind that was his own government that put those restrictions in at the time,...

Planning for him to lead a march over to the capitol, so there is this question about how this march manifested, and whether or not there it was sanctioned by the national park service in terms of getting a permit for the march and pretty obvious there was some kind of planning for a march, that the intention was to get all these people from the rally over to another event at the capitol grounds, which was hosted by ali alexander. alex jones talked about that in his radio show and then he also said that on january 6th, the former president was very excited about the size of the crowd at the ca...

Restrictions. but it is the gray report that is expected any moment now that has the prime minister wringing his hands. and, yes, it is led by senior civil servant, so it is impartial, but it is not completely independent. johnson himself will get that report first and it will be up to the prime minister to make two key decisions. when he releases the report, does he do it immediately o, or does he wait? and how much of the report to release. and that's when parliament got rowdy today when the opposition lawmaker asked prime minister boris johnson will he release the report in full, and he eva...

Salma abdelaziz joins us now. you have this report, you also have an investigation by metropolitan police of this, which is remarkable. >> reporter: absolutely. these next few hours could be make or break for the prime minister because as you said, there are now two investigations into allegations that multiple parties took place right behind me here. at the prime minister's office and residence. parties across multiple lockdowns over the course of two years, the first of those investigations, of course, being led by senior civil servant, sue gray, the gray report. and that report had been sha...

Say then prove it and without the access to prove it, you can't prove it. >> they also annexed crimea as well. part of ukraine. anyway, these are small facts in the midst of the propaganda, nic robertson, kylie atwood, thank you very much. coming up, british prime minister boris johnson is rejecting heated calls for him to resign. this as he awaits a report about his party, several of them, during a covid lockdown. >> i don't deny for all sorts of reasons people may want me out of the way. i tell you the reason why he wants me out of the way. he knows this government could be trusted to deli...