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Nicky Campbell

those people that would... we almost certainly likely to be one of those people that would. . .- those people that would... we will ask and a second. _ those people that would... we will ask and a second. uncapped - those people that would... we will ask and a second. uncapped safe i those people that would... we will. ask and a second. uncapped safe and leeal writs ask and a second. uncapped safe and legal writs would _ ask and a second. uncapped safe and legal writs would lead _ ask and a second. uncapped safe and legal writs would lead to... _ ask and a second. uncapped safe and legal writs would lead to... i - ask and a second. uncapped safe and legal writs would lead to... i think i legal writs would lead to... i think it's important, i have constituents, i know he doesn't, but if he did have constituents he would explain to them the consequence of that for our public services, for our housing challenges, for social cohesion. the reality is today, british the vast majority of the british public don't like the fact there is a 4—star hotel in ipswich they are paying for, people getting three meals a day in a 4—star hotel while they are struggling to pay their bills. much rather have them on the biggest outcome, of course they would do it. it is interesting to be busy today have had two members of the public who have been staunchly... it is a minority position in the... share who have been staunchly... it is a minority position in the... are you sa in: minority position in the... are you saying that _ minority position in the... are you saying that we _ minority position in the... are you saying that we are _ minority position in the... are you saying that we are manipulating i minority position in the... are you i saying that we are manipulating our callers? hang on. is that what you

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Nicky Campbell

officer myself, i've been in this places and seen what these people had to go through, which is unlike any of those making political commentary about it. these are genuine, we know this for sure, we are supporting thousands of asylum seekers across the country, this is just a gut feeling. we know for sure what the experiences are of many of these people and to glibly say... how do you know for sure? because we seak to how do you know for sure? because we speak to them — how do you know for sure? because we speak to them day _ how do you know for sure? because we speak to them day in, _ how do you know for sure? because we speak to them day in, day _ how do you know for sure? because we speak to them day in, day out - how do you know for sure? because we speak to them day in, day out and - speak to them day in, day out and know their stories. we see their trauma and stress and anxiety. you don't know — trauma and stress and anxiety. you don't know for _ trauma and stress and anxiety. you don't know for sure. let _ trauma and stress and anxiety. you don't know for sure. let me - trauma and stress and anxiety. you don't know for sure. let me reflect| don't know for sure. let me reflect some of the _ don't know for sure. let me reflect some of the reaction _ don't know for sure. let me reflect some of the reaction of— don't know for sure. let me reflect some of the reaction of our - some of the reaction of our listeners. how do you know they are telling you the truth? we listeners. how do you know they are telling you the truth?— telling you the truth? we can see from their reactions, _ telling you the truth? we can see from their reactions, we - telling you the truth? we can see from their reactions, we know- telling you the truth? we can see l from their reactions, we know what they have been through and there is a credibility in the stories they tell us. every now and again

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Nicky Campbell

boats— failing. i don't understand why the boats aren't being stopped and we don't _ boats aren't being stopped and we don't put — boats aren't being stopped and we don't put something different in place _ don't put something different in place if— don't put something different in place. if the asylum seekers know where _ place. if the asylum seekers know where to — place. if the asylum seekers know where to go to get on a boat and hand _ where to go to get on a boat and hand over— where to go to get on a boat and hand over thousands of pounds to do so, why— hand over thousands of pounds to do so, why are — hand over thousands of pounds to do so, why are we not stopping those boats? _ so, why are we not stopping those boats? i_ so, why are we not stopping those boats? i don't think it's the people on them, — boats? i don't think it's the people on them, i— boats? i don't think it's the people on them, i think it's the people that are — on them, i think it's the people that are facilitating that. you say that... that are facilitating that. you say that- -- we _ that are facilitating that. you say that... we are _ that are facilitating that. you say that... we are spending - that are facilitating that. you say that... we are spending nearly i that are facilitating that. you say l that... we are spending nearly £6 million a day- _ that... we are spending nearly £6 million a day. it _ that... we are spending nearly £6 million a day. it is _ that... we are spending nearly £6 million a day. it is horrendous, i million a day. it is horrendous, it's a complete joke. million a day. it is horrendous, it's a completejoke. but million a day. it is horrendous, it's a complete joke. but there are real people in this country who are really struggling with the cost—of—living crisis. you talk about the barge and all that and they have got facilities like gyms, i haven't got a gym, i wish i had a gym, i'm not getting three meals a day. gym, i'm not getting three meals a da . ., , �* , gym, i'm not getting three meals a da. ., ,�*,., day. pradeep, i'd be fascinated with steve smith's _ day. pradeep, i'd be fascinated with steve smith's response _ day. pradeep, i'd be fascinated with steve smith's response given - day. pradeep, i'd be fascinated with steve smith's response given to - day. pradeep, i'd be fascinated with | steve smith's response given to what you are saying about your family coming here in 1967 and working hard to set up a business, you are saying

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Nicky Campbell

we came here in the �*60s, we were on hand at everything on a plate. when the asians came in the late 60s and 70s, we were not given a golden plate and food and everything, we had to struggle and work hard for it. set up businesses and all that. but now the majority of them, not all of them, don't get me wrong, but nearly all of them are coming here for financial benefit.— nearly all of them are coming here for financial benefit. having access to a la -to- for financial benefit. having access to a laptop is _ for financial benefit. having access to a laptop is going _ for financial benefit. having access to a laptop is going to _ for financial benefit. having access to a laptop is going to help - for financial benefit. having access to a laptop is going to help you - for financial benefit. having accessj to a laptop is going to help you set “p to a laptop is going to help you set up a business, isn't it?— up a business, isn't it? probably, es full up a business, isn't it? probably, yes full stop _ up a business, isn't it? probably, yes full stop l'm _ up a business, isn't it? probably, yes full stop i'm not _ up a business, isn't it? probably, yes full stop i'm not denying - up a business, isn't it? probably, yes full stop i'm not denying thatj yes full stop i'm not denying that but they've got access to a laptop, it makes you wonder where they got the laptop. it makes you wonder where they got the la--to. , . it makes you wonder where they got thelato. ,, it makes you wonder where they got thela..to,, ,, ., it makes you wonder where they got thelauto. ,, ., ., , the laptop. jane, speak to pradeep, exchanue the laptop. jane, speak to pradeep, exchange thoughts. _ the laptop. jane, speak to pradeep, exchange thoughts. i _ the laptop. jane, speak to pradeep, exchange thoughts. i don't - the laptop. jane, speak to pradeep, exchange thoughts. i don't disagree that the system _ exchange thoughts. i don't disagree that the system is _ exchange thoughts. i don't disagree that the system is not _ exchange thoughts. i don't disagree that the system is not working, - that the system is not working, that's— that the system is not working, that's a — that the system is not working, that's a very valid point, but i do feel as _

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Nicky Campbell

water in flimsy boats, it's incredibly dangerous. would you really want to risk your entire family? would you really want to risk that in coming to this country? so they tend to be those that are strongest and fittest who can bring their families with them in due course. ~ , ., �* their families with them in due course. . , ., �* y course. why don't they live in the first country _ course. why don't they live in the first country they _ course. why don't they live in the first country they come _ course. why don't they live in the first country they come to? - course. why don't they live in the first country they come to? like l course. why don't they live in the i first country they come to? like the british— first country they come to? like the british asians, we were kicked out by idi _ british asians, we were kicked out by idi amin— british asians, we were kicked out by idi amin in the late 605, early 70s _ by idi amin in the late 605, early 70s we — by idi amin in the late 605, early 705. we would have stayed in uganda and nairobi~ _ 705. we would have stayed in uganda and nairobi. it�s 70s. we would have stayed in uganda and nairobi. � , , 70s. we would have stayed in uganda and nairobi. v , ,, and nairobi. it's interesting you didn't no and nairobi. it's interesting you didn't go to _ and nairobi. it's interesting you didn't go to the _ and nairobi. it's interesting you didn't go to the adjacent - and nairobi. it's interesting you - didn't go to the adjacent countries, who came to britain because you saw it as a home country. —— you came to britain. it as a home country. -- you came to britain. ~ it as a home country. -- you came to britain. . ., ., ., , , , britain. we would have happily sta ed britain. we would have happily stayed there — britain. we would have happily stayed there but _ britain. we would have happily stayed there but we _ britain. we would have happily stayed there but we were - britain. we would have happily. stayed there but we were kicked britain. we would have happily - stayed there but we were kicked out. so when _ stayed there but we were kicked out.

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Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg

say, one. _ they say, i know what he's going to say. one. two. _ they say, i know what he's going to say, one, two, three... _ they say, i know what he's going to say, one, two, three... worries- they say, i know what he's going to. say, one, two, three... worries they want _ say, one, two, three... worries they want to— say, one, two, three... worries they want to know— say, one, two, three... worries they want to know what _ say, one, two, three... worries they want to know what are _ say, one, two, three... worries they want to know what are you _ say, one, two, three... worries they want to know what are you going - say, one, two, three... worries they want to know what are you going toi want to know what are you going to do about _ want to know what are you going to do about them _ want to know what are you going to do about them and _ want to know what are you going to do about them and if— want to know what are you going to do about them and if he's— want to know what are you going to do about them and if he's going - want to know what are you going to do about them and if he's going toi do about them and if he's going to turn things— do about them and if he's going to turn things around, _ do about them and if he's going to turn things around, turning - do about them and if he's going to turn things around, turning things| turn things around, turning things round _ turn things around, turning things round will— turn things around, turning things round will be _ turn things around, turning things round will be hard, _ turn things around, turning things round will be hard, he's _ turn things around, turning things round will be hard, he's got - turn things around, turning things round will be hard, he's got to- round will be hard, he's got to leave — round will be hard, he's got to leave it — round will be hard, he's got to leave it -- _ round will be hard, he's got to leave it —— he's _ round will be hard, he's got to leave it —— he's got _ round will be hard, he's got to leave it —— he's got to- round will be hard, he's got to leave it —— he's got to lean- round will be hard, he's got tol leave it —— he's got to lean into the delivery— leave it —— he's got to lean into the delivery plan _ leave it —— he's got to lean into the delivery plan rather- leave it —— he's got to lean into the delivery plan rather than i leave it —— he's got to lean into - the delivery plan rather than coming across— the delivery plan rather than coming across as _ the delivery plan rather than coming across as a — the delivery plan rather than coming across as a commentator _ the delivery plan rather than coming across as a commentator which - the delivery plan rather than coming across as a commentator which the i across as a commentator which the public— across as a commentator which the public don't — across as a commentator which the public don't like. _ across as a commentator which the public don't like. did _ across as a commentator which the public don't like.— public don't like. did you think you should lean _ public don't like. did you think you should lean into _ public don't like. did you think you should lean into the _ public don't like. did you think you should lean into the fact _ public don't like. did you think you should lean into the fact he's - public don't like. did you think you should lean into the fact he's been a part— should lean into the fact he's been a part of— should lean into the fact he's been a part of the government for so many years? _ a part of the government for so many years? every— a part of the government for so many years? every time they reset they kind of— years? every time they reset they kind of pretend that all the problems are new, that they are nothing — problems are new, that they are nothing to— problems are new, that they are nothing to do with them, yet he was the chancellor was green i don't think— the chancellor was green i don't think he's— the chancellor was green i don't think he's got a choice but to do that because he wanted it to be a reset _ that because he wanted it to be a reset. he— that because he wanted it to be a reset. , ., ., ., ., reset. he should have voted on monday and — reset. he should have voted on monday and that's _ reset. he should have voted on monday and that's the - reset. he should have voted on monday and that's the kind - reset. he should have voted on monday and that's the kind of. reset. he should have voted on - monday and that's the kind of thing for type _ monday and that's the kind of thing for type on— monday and that's the kind of thing for type on the _ monday and that's the kind of thing for type on the report _ monday and that's the kind of thing for type on the report that - monday and that's the kind of thing for type on the report that said - for type on the report that said boris _ for type on the report that said borisjohnson _ for type on the report that said borisjohnson lied _ for type on the report that said boris johnson lied to _ for type on the report that said boris johnson lied to the - for type on the report that said i boris johnson lied to the house. marina. — boris johnson lied to the house. marina. you _ boris johnson lied to the house. marina, you heard _ boris johnson lied to the house. marina, you heard the _ boris johnson lied to the house. marina, you heard the prime - boris johnson lied to the house. - marina, you heard the prime minister quite carefully— marina, you heard the prime minister quite carefully talking _ marina, you heard the prime minister quite carefully talking about - marina, you heard the prime minister quite carefully talking about what - quite carefully talking about what was happening _ quite carefully talking about what was happening in _ quite carefully talking about what was happening in russia - quite carefully talking about what was happening in russia and - quite carefully talking about what was happening in russia and we i quite carefully talking about what - was happening in russia and we spoke to him _ was happening in russia and we spoke to him yesterday— was happening in russia and we spoke to him yesterday when _ was happening in russia and we spoke to him yesterday when things - was happening in russia and we spoke to him yesterday when things were - to him yesterday when things were very unclean — to him yesterday when things were very unclear-— very unclear. what would you like western leaders _ very unclear. what would you like western leaders to _ very unclear. what would you like western leaders to do? _ very unclear. what would you like western leaders to do? you - very unclear. what would you like - western leaders to do? you sometimes get the sense they are supporting us they can in ukraine but are looking on horrified to russia but not sure what to do.

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Verified Live

whom are giving legal advice. they know that to be the truth, but the public don't necessarily know that thatis public don't necessarily know that that is the case. and if you are a prime minister and you are advised in that way again and again, no matter how you question, then you have to stand at the dispatch box and actually give those statements because that is what you have been legally advised to do. the people in may not like that, but that is the truth, and that is why i am standing here and saying this. the sad thing is is that many people who gave that advice are still working in and around number ten and whitehall on the but we don't know who they are because they are not a high—profile politician. i’m because they are not a high-profile olitician. �* , ., ., politician. i'm very grateful to the honourable _ politician. i'm very grateful to the honourable lady _ politician. i'm very grateful to the honourable lady for _ politician. i'm very grateful to the honourable lady for getting - politician. i'm very grateful to the honourable lady for getting way. | politician. i'm very grateful to the | honourable lady for getting way. i wonder if she might reflect that it sounds to those of us here as if

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Verified Live

becoming a kind of political opportunism. for those people who don't like borisjohnson's approach, don't like boris johnson's approach, don't like boris johnson's approach, don't like borisjohnson's approach, don't like his policies, don't like his plan. i have to say that that isn't what i'm getting on the doorstep but perhaps if the opposition had a plan and had the people, maybe they might have a chance of getting into government sometime soon. this actually is about people who want a formidable opponent out of their way because they don't believe they will get into government in any other way. that is my stance, i thank you very much, madam deputy speaker. madam deu much, madam deputy speaker. madam deputy speaker. _ much, madam deputy speaker. madam deputy speaker. can — much, madam deputy speaker. madam deputy speaker. can i _ much, madam deputy speaker. madam deputy speaker, can i first _ much, madam deputy speaker. madam deputy speaker, can i first thanked - deputy speaker, can i first thanked the right honourable memberfor camberwell and peckham. i can probably thank her more than anybody in the chamber because i think the wisest thing i've ever done in my political career was recuse myself from chairing the committee. and she

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Deadline White House

wasn't just sort of a ticky-tacky box checking process, but how it related to keeping people in this country safe. those are all pieces of information, all details that jack smith and his investigators have that we in the public don't have yet despite tons and tons of excellent reporting on what jack smith himself has gotten as well as what report verse learned independently of jack smith and his grand jury just hoovering up information. that's the next big question -- how much of this known unknowns are we going to learn about in the coming weeks and months? and of course how much of that information in context could change the way we think about the criminal exposure trump as well as any of his allies could have. and what's beyond questioning is that we're getting closer to having a lot more daylight in terms of that whole known, unknown space.

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Deadline White House

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