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Of this is that it was ever present on the mind of kevin mccarthy and other republicans a year ago when they were trying to get donald trump to act, when they were trying to get help on capitol hill, when they were trying to understand where in the heck was the national guard, so will the anniversary stir up some of those memories, perhaps, but i think publicly you're going to see the same posture from republicans and from democrats that you've seen over the last eight to ten months. >> it's a fascinating moment because those behind the committee say, number up, it's important to remember what...

Counter false accusations of fraud? >> well, that is the tactic. right? the big lie that we have gotten used to in the last year, it is a tactic to disenfranchise voters. we just saw earlier in your segment about 83% of americans feel that our democracy is in peril. and so we need the u.s. senate to act. and we need to do it as quickly as possible, especially with the control of the democratic party in the senate, because we have seen that republicans throughout the country at every level of government have aligned themselves with this big lie. and so we have to make sure as mayors of cities t...

The prime minister's fate. there's a lot riding on sue gray, the civil servant leading the cabinet office enquiry. even the met police said today, they'd wait for her findings before deciding if there's anything to investigate. labour says the prime minister needs to act. he knowingly misled, lied to parliament, which in itself is a resignation offence under the ministerial code, but we're also calling for him to resign because of the damage that he's done to public trust and public confidence in health measures at a crucial time. for now, borisjohnson is in downing street, but make no mistake...

Proportionate or whether it was too hard on people...whether it was too hard on people. labour wasn't impressed. here, frustration at the government is farfrom fading. whether public or private, there is real anger across the conservative party at borisjohnson, but many mps are waiting for the findings of the official investigation before passing finaljudgement. even when that's published in the next week or so, it's likely it will be the political mood that follows that ultimately determines the prime minister's fate. there's a lot riding on sue gray, the civil servant leading the cabinet off...