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Charges will be brought against members of trump administration. and possibly president trump himself, we have clear undeniable evidence of this direct appearance with election officials to try and accolade and alter the outcome of how voters decided in 2020. of course we have lots of evidence that fraud may have occurred in his business enterprises. and so i think that this hasse to be navigated by an impartial, objective prosecutor an attorney and i think the appointment of the special counsel is more than appropriate and frankly long overdue. >> congressman gerry connolly of virginia, thank...

Sec section, where he lead a team of more than 30 prosecutors who handled public corruption and election crimes cases across the united states. in 2015, he agreed to serve as the first assistant u.s. attorney for the middle district of tennessee, later becoming the acting united states attorney. most recently, mr. smith served as chief prosecutor for the special court in the hague, charged with investigating and adjudicating war crimes in kosovo. mr. smith will begin his work as special counsel immediately and will be returning to the united states from the hague. throughout his career, jack s...

I've no idea. i only heard i was doing the commentary on the funeral the day after the queen had died, so i pass on that. it's interesting. i want to end the interview byjust reflecting on these two institutions we've discussed. the bbc, which is so dear to you and has been your life for so long, the monarchy which you've been connected to in the mind of the british public for so long. do you think both of those institutions will long outlast and outlive you? for what, another 100 years?! my guess is, and i'm more interested, in truth, in the bbc. i mean, my guess is the bbc, in some form, wil...

The day after the queen had died, so i pass on that. it's interesting. i want to end the interview byjust reflecting on these two institutions we've discussed. the bbc, which is so dear to you and has been your life for so long, the monarchy which you've been connected to in the mind of the british public for so long. do you think both of those institutions will long outlast and outlive you ? for what, another 100 years?! my guess is, and i'm more interested, in truth, in the bbc. i mean, my guess is the bbc, in some form, will last. and obviously, i dearly hope it does. i mean, you say i love...

The day after the queen had died so i pass on that. died, so i pass on that. it's interesting. i want to end the interview byjust reflecting on these two institutions we've discussed. the bbc, which is so dear to you and has been your life for so long. the monarchy which you've been connected to in the mind of the british public for so long. for so long, do you think both of those institutions will long outlast and outlive you? for what, another 100 years? my guess is, and i'm more interested, in truth, in the bbc. i mean, my guess is the bbc, in some form, will last. obviously, i dearly hope ...