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Brexit, johnson seems determined to defy the law and force it through. >> it might go through this call for elections, as you look at those who did walk away from boris johnson, we're not talking about low level or run of the mill parliamentarians, these are high level cabinet members that decided to go the other way. what does that mean? >> well, yes, it indeed, two former chancellors, the grandson of winston churchill, other senior conservative figures. i think many of them from the slightly more traditional mainstream side of the party, where boris johnson appears to be veering toward the h...

The way through to sentencing. that shouldn't be shocking. the fact that it is being raised in such a blatant way in this particular case is actually news worthy. judge ellis -- >> you're saying this is even worse than what someone familiar with how racist the system can be in its operation. >> likely because of the political overlay. this is not your average run of the mill case with any -- >> certainly not. >> so this is unusual. the political overlay is really unusual here. i don't think that we should necessarily be skeptical of a judge who questions the severity -- >> sure. >> identify cr...

>> so it should come as no surprise to anyone who has been watching the news or even listening to casual observers that there are serious disparities on the basis of race in the criminal justice system. both at the charging stage where the charges are levied and all the way through to sentencing. that shouldn't be shocking. the fact that it is being raised in such a blatant way in this particular case is actually newsworthy. judge ellis -- >> you're saying this is even worse than what someone familiar with how racist the system can be? >> likely because of the political overlay. this is not yo...

President, he reportedly took the -- as far as we know historically unprecedented step of personally seizing his translator's notes from a meeting with putin and then swearing that translator to secrecy. the chairman today even raising the possibility that the president may have actively lied about the content of his communications with vladimir putin and so this is not just run of the mill communications between the president and a foreign leader and in this case there is stuff to ask about and so these chairman are going after that, too. all of these things are happening simultaneously. all ...

And if you read the article you see they found absolutely nothing. >> not true, but the president and his advisors spent today trying to control messages after reports from the "new york times" and the post. they were starting an investigation to see if he was taughtly working on behalf of the russians. from even his own high ranking administration officials, both reports are stirring reaction from lawmakers on the mill. most notably, the three leaders that chair the top house committees that oversee trump and russia, all of which have subpoena power. let's start with hans nickels.