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Cant be forced to testify before congress. Lets bring in attorney david rifkin, he served during the reagan and georg george h. W. Buh administrations. Welcome. Thank you for coming today. David, how strong is this president s case for saying that his aides dont have to testify because of this immunity . Very strong. It is a wellestablished immunity, paul, dates back to 1971, an opinion written by william republica renquist, been reaffirmed in nine administrations and both parties, fully case law. Ittheres a group of people tht see the president every day, he communicates with them, the 1971 o...

Now eligible for release. joining us criminologists, and head of psychology at birmingham university. thank you for joining us on the program. we are told that she has a low risk of re-offending. how difficult is it for somebody who has carried out such a monstrous crime to be rehabilitated? >> the parole board take their duty very seriously as you can imagine. they have approximately 25,000 cases of percenters who come off parole every year and the recruitment is quite rigorous for staff who joined the parole board whether they're psychologist, psychiatrists, members from the probation panel ...

UWC Thailand becomes Full Member in the Global UWC Movement UWC Thailand becomes Full Member in the Global UWC Movement UWC Thailand has been officially granted full member status to the United World College (UWC) movement, ending its probationary status which it has held since 2016 when it first joined.  Photo: UWC Thailand The UWC International Board on April 16 recognised that there has been a significant positive change with regard to the governance structure, personnel and funding of UWC Thailand, as well as an agile response to the difficult current year. Jens Waltermann, Executive Dir...

Exercising your constitutional right. and that's what's so unsay unsay here from the side of the department of justice. paul: the question would be a matter of equal justice. a wrote-in response to your column, mcgern, sympathy for all the rich and famous but what about all the -- the guy who gets grabbed for burglary and wants to go to trial and the police slap on more charges and put him away for 20 years. so why should she get off easy? >> i think they have a point. if you believe that these other people, racial minorities are being charged unfairly, is the answer then to charge someone els...

Exercising your constitutional right. and that's what's so unsay unsay here from the side of the department of justice. paul: the question would be a matter of equal justice. a wrote-in response to your column, mcgern, sympathy for all the rich and famous but what about all the -- the guy who gets grabbed for burglary and wants to go to trial and the police slap on more charges and put him away for 20 years. so why should she get off easy? >> i think they have a point. if you believe that these other people, racial minorities are being charged unfairly, is the answer then to charge someone els...