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The competition for power between groups will foster group cohesion. so in our example, politics, the in-group will more easily justify or rationalize their wrong, meaning trump's indictments, as long as it advanced their agenda, i.e., power and prestige because they're biassed in favor of trump, who holds sway over their constituent base. although the victim would like nothing more than to part ways with trump, trump still comes first. sure, we've had our differences, but blood is thicker than water. i'm always here for you no matter what. makes sense, right, at least to me as an explanation ...

That we're not going to betray them, when i know, and i knew then, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that that was not true, and i couldn't do that. and i felt that by resigning, by blowing the whistle on the 11.6, that the government would feel obliged to prove me wrong. and some of the quotes that you read out earlier give me a little bit of hope that maybe that happened, maybe they will struggle, find something down the back of the sofa to honour that pledge. but it's not going to happen unless the government, that the prime minister or the chancellor directly intervene, and that is what we nee...

That that was not true, and i couldn't do that. and i felt that by resigning, by blowing the whistle on the 11.6, that the government would feel obliged to prove me wrong. and some of the quotes that you read out earlier give me a little bit of hope that maybe that happened, maybe they will struggle, find something down the back of the sofa to honour that pledge. but it's not going to happen unless the government, that the prime minister or the chancellor directly intervene, and that is what we need to hope for. and until they do, they should not be allowed, in my view, to pretend that this 11...

Billion. and i was going to have to stand up in parliament and pretend we're going to hit 11.6, pretend that all those commitments we made to small island states are valid, that we're not going to betray them, when i know, and i knew then, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that that was not true, and i couldn't do that. and i felt that by resigning, by blowing the whistle on the 11.6, that the government would feel obliged to prove me wrong. and some of the quotes that you read out earlier give me a little bit of hope that maybe that happened, maybe they will struggle, find something down the back...

Big is the difference between these two positions, and where do you expect the judge to come down? >> as a practical matter, the difference is modest. but as a philosophical matter, it is enormous. and it is for the reasons andrew says. we go to great care and expanse to have a trial process that is fair, under certain rules, the way evidence is used, the way witnesses come in, the way jurors are hopefully impartial at the beginning, and the mindset that trump and lauro are advocating for openly is exactly whether it's in small measure or large measure, to be able to pick and choose. and that'...