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Thirty-three of Parliament’s 123 MPs are of Māori descent. The deputy prime minister, four of the seven other party leaders and co-leaders, and 30 per cent...
i think that's a real argument. there are real issues about what the scope of immunity, if any, should be for presidents from criminal prosecution. the district court here said there's no immunity at all. the president's lawyers are arguing well, if it's within the outer boundaries of the office, there might be immunity. that would still leave open the question of whether everything he did was in the scope of the official duty of the office or was more of a candidate seeking to affect the election. so even if he wins on his theory about immunity, he could still lose on the facts because these actions are not considered to be within the scope of the office. >> richard, thank you very much. we have huge breaking news that we have to bring you. u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. courtney has the latest. we were asking what his underlying conditions was and it seems like we know. >> we have our answer. so december 22nd, apparently
law professor, richard. good to have you. did i summarize trump's argument regarding that clause correctly? >> you did it perfectly. that's what the clause says. but it doesn't have the implication that president trump's lawyers are arguing for here. >> explain. >> so the impeachment clause makes it clear that even if someone has been convicted, they can still be tried criminally because impeachment doesn't involve any kind of punishment. you can't be fined, put in prison. president trump's lawyers want to kind of turn this the other way around and say if you haven't been convicted and impeached as a federal official, then you can not be tried for crime. i think that's a very difficult position to maintain. i actually didn't see any indication that any judges on the court today were interested in going down that road. >> why do you think it's so hard for them to make that argument? >> the clause doesn't say that. >> is there any generous reading where the clause would say that?
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and carolyn, it was pale yellow, scuffed, all of this was black. you put yourfaith in it? where is it going to go? we have a room in the house in surrey which has a piano . and it is a natural fit and i can lounge on it like it was my. 'last christmas'...! did they find anything that could belong to george? we think they found dog hairs. i think we might have found a picture as to why there was dog hair. perfect. there he is with his dog. let's say that's the dog with the dog hair. - we found a hairpin. from my point of view, it is. just to have the sofa back - in the condition it was on the cover of the lp, it's perfect. we have no idea if any of those things are linked to george michael but we are going to have a little faith!
bronagh munro, bbc news. when david huse decided he needed a showstopper of a centrepiece in his home — he set his sights on an iconic piece of musical history. the white leather sofa that features on the cover of george michael's last studio album, patience, has now undergone a complete restoration to be worthy of its spot in david's living room. our reporter lizzie rose has the story. # you put the boom boom into my heart...# - george michael, music icon. this is the sofa on the cover of his final album, patience. it was surreal when he said who it belonged to and an honour and privilege to do it and it's been quite an emotional rollercoaster to get it brand—new again. richard and carolyn were given the task by david from surrey
>> for setting aside a million dollars rainy litigation expenses that may become as a result of this really really poor decision by the college football playoffs. kennedy: naming governor, season three of richard and his, which is blissfully mindless and totally improbable i love how he talks about the facings from season one of richard in any of the acting new palladium were not needed - left a series and have, when you is a big, well he is now shelly wong of netflix and maybe in 2024, will finally get clean cars and robots. >> you cannot resist is mr. powers. >> au contraire may become i think you cannot resist me. kennedy: well, you may have to settle for another year reinforced by electric cars, and