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Jul 23, 2021 Andrew Marshalleck The commission of inquiry into the sale of public assets under the previous government ended abruptly in mid-April when N.T.U.C.B. President Luke Martinez castigated the Briceño administration during a televised broadcast from the House of Culture here in Belize City.  The hearings were adjourned indefinitely after the live feed was cut.  Prior to that session, several witnesses had been called before the three-member panel which includes Martinez.  In a recent interview with Chairman Andrew Marshalleck, News Five sought to find out when the inquir...

May of 2017 where it wasn't clear whether or not president trump believed in the core on what nato is, an attack on one is an attack on all. that's article 5. the president suggesting, he seemed open to the idea and mulling the idea that if countries aren't spending 2% of their gdp on defense, then article 5 doesn't apply to them. that essentially kills nato as we know it. so there's a lot to digest. we made hear from the president yet again today. he's giving us a lot of action and he has a lot on his mind. craig? >> he also, if i'm not mistaken there, hans, said canada was slightly delinquen...

>> martha: the testimony before the house by former national security advisor, john bolton, is now slated for next week, but his attorney says that it will not happen voluntarily. the inquiry set to get a full house vote tomorrow morning. we expect that around 11-11:30 or so, full coverage throughout the morning on that, that is expected to formalize the procedure and get everybody to stand up and vote yes or no on whether they want to move forward here, which should be interesting. here now republican congressman doug collins, the house judiciary committee. good to see you you, thank you for ...