jeffrey donaldson | is a huge shock.ionist politics and has been so for quite some time now, obviously the leader of the democratic unionist party until he stepped down. he was the government figure with his own party, he'sjust taken his party back into stormont, a move hailed by the majority of unionists. he of course was very influential in proposing the good friday agreement. at the time it was signed, 26 years ago today. he quit the ulster unionist party, which he was a very prominent member and in many ways he helped build the democratic unionist party to become the dominant force within unionist politics today. today he is widely respected, sir jeffrey donaldson, he commanded a loss of respect across political divides, many ways, and today the news is a huge shock to his followers and his political opponents. followers and his political opponents-_ followers and his political opponents. followers and his political ouonents. ., , ., , , opponents. and of course, any party, when an incident _ opponents. and of course

jeffrey: what does that mean?asting world has become very corporate and moneyed, and imagination has left the building. and we're just trying to say, there is a space to think through these things, feel the pieces, play with the medium and try something new. >> i think there's an audience for the kind of experimental, craft-driven stuff that we believe in, that we care about. it is just that we need to bring them new things that they want to hear. jeffrey: those niche audiences, laura mayer says, do exist and can be valuable. >> the audience is more fragmented, perhaps, on a per podcast basis. however, those audiences are loyal. jeffrey: can both things be true, that the audience continues to grow, but it's still a very difficult business model? >> the audience will continue to grow, but i think the business model is being right-sized right now. you know, the obsession with scale in terms of making the one show that everyone listens to, that may not be the case. jeffrey: tonya mosley, co-host of npr's fresh air, i

jeffrey: what does that mean?dcasting world has become very corporate and moneyed, and imagination has left the building. and we're just trying to say, there is a space to think through these things, feel the pieces, play with the medium and try something new. >> i think there's an audience for the kind of experimental, craft-driven stuff that we believe in, that we care about. it is just that we need to bring them new things that they want to hear. jeffrey: those niche audiences, laura mayer says, do exist and can be valuable. >> the audience is more fragmented, perhaps, on a per podcast basis. however, those audiences are loyal. jeffrey: can both things be true, that the audience continues to grow, but it's still a very difficult business model? >> the audience will continue to grow, but i think the business model is being right-sized right now. you know, the obsession with scale in terms of making the one show that everyone listens to, that may not be the case. jeffrey: tonya mosley, co-host of npr's fresh air,

i implications of the absence of sir jeffrey donaldson.— implications of the absence of sir jeffrey donaldson. i think the first implication of _ jeffrey donaldson. i think the first implication of this _ jeffrey donaldson. i think the first implication of this will _ jeffrey donaldson. i think the first implication of this will be - jeffrey donaldson. i think the first implication of this will be what - implication of this will be what happens in lagan valley. we know jeffrey donaldson is now not the dup leader or even a dup member in that he's been suspended... for leader or even a dup member in that he's been suspended. . ._ he's been suspended... for our viewers. _ he's been suspended... for our viewers. that — he's been suspended... for our viewers, that is _ he's been suspended... for our viewers, that is jeffrey - he's been suspended... for our- viewers, that is jeffrey donaldson's viewers, that isjeffrey donaldson's constituency, lagan valley. that viewers, that is jeffrey donaldson's constituency, lagan valley. that is, he has been — constituency, lagan valley. that is, he has been t

jeffrey $has stepped down as party leader. he has indated that through us.ur disciplinary process, we have to take the steps to suspend him from party membership until the conclusion of a criminal investigation. in discussing that with colleagues, it was -- there was unanimity across colleagues that i should step forward and act at this time as the interim leader of our party. it is a huge responsibility. not just because of the shocking use we have had, but that will take its course and run its course. but for us, recognizing the significant steps forward in northern ireland the last couple of weeks focusing on the importance of making northern ireland work and instilling a sense of positivity and making sure devolution works for our people. that is the important task at hand. the important task our colleagues share and we will focus on in the months and years to come. >> that was the interim leader of the dup, gavin speaking earlier. i asked our ireland correspondent the sense of shock felt today. >> nobody at all saw this coming until we had a statement f

jeffrey donaldson _ years, hasn't he? that's right. jeffrey donaldson was - years, hasn't he?s right. l jeffrey donaldson was elected to westminster in 1997, he is one of the longest serving parliamentarians. he was an opponent of the good friday agreement, he walked out on 26 good friday is ago today, he walked out on the good friday negotiations and argued that david trimble had not secured sufficient guarantees from the british government ira would decommission its weapons. he was an opponent of the good friday agreement, and eventually left the ulster unionist party to join the anti—agreement democratic union party, but he was seen as a pragmatist, and it was a surprise to many when he took the dup out of the political treatment power—sharing institutions, because he said post—brexit trading arrangements back damaged unionism. but he was fairly soon after that determine to take the dup back in, and he succeeded six weeks ago and taking the dup back into political institutions, and if opinion polls to to be believed, most union supporters supported the decision. he was by f

it is that because jeffrey interim party leader. it is that becausejeffrey donaldson might still return or is that because they need to a formal protest to ratify him as party leader because those are the questions that the party will face, but whether they will be able to answer them, not so sure. so, the key details of the story we are bringing you that has been developing over the last 30 minutes or so. developing over the last 30 minutes orso. sirjeffrey developing over the last 30 minutes or so. sirjeffrey donaldson, who was the leader of the largest unionist party in northern ireland, the democratic unionist party, has been charged with historical sexual offences and is stepping down as leader. 57 woman has also been charged with aiding and abetting in connection with the alleged offences. the dup, whichjust earlier this year went back into a power—sharing government with sinn fein at stormont, said the party chairman has received a letter from sirjeffrey donaldson confirming that he has been charged with allegations of an his

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jeffrey: you don't tell us much about the specific events.t's happened but we don't know exactly what's happened. there's a new party that's taken control, but we don't even really know much about their ideology or who they are. paul: if i had identified the politics, then the book would become about the politics. and so it would appear that i'm then messaging, i'm then trying to identify a political politics and trying to say something about that. and this book's not doing that. jeffrey: so this is not a political novel, or we shouldn't read it that way? paul: i think that it has a political dimension that, that's inescapably true. but i think that the complexity of the novel points the reader to more things. i'm really interested in the problem of grief, not grievance. i'm interested in the idea of what is lost. how fragile this work that we're -- this world is that we are in. jeffrey: also, he says, in how loss is always happening somewhere, whether we choose to pay attention or not. he had syria in mind when he began writing. then ukraine

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jeffrey: you don't tell us much about the specific events. emergency that's happened but we don't know exactly what's happened. there's a new party that's taken control, but we don't even really know much about their ideology or who they are. paul: if i had identified the politics, then the book would become about the politics. and so it would appear that i'm then messaging, i'm then trying to identify a political politics and trying to say something about that. and this book's not doing that. jeffrey: so this is not a political novel, or we shouldn't read it that way? paul: i think that it has a political dimension that, that's inescapably true. but i think that the complexity of the novel points the reader to more things. i'm really interested in the problem of grief, not grievance. i'm interested in the idea of what is lost. how fragile this work that we're -- this world is that we are in. jeffrey: also, he says, in how loss is always happening somewhere, whether we choose to pay attention or not. he had syria in mind when he began writing

jeffrey donaldson has been an elective member longer than you have been alive. new round of gaza ceasefire talks, to take place in doha and cairo. it comes after the un's top court has ordered israel to enable the unhindered flow of aid into gaza in order to avert a famine. the british singer olly alexander has responded to calls for him to boycott this year's eurovision song contest in protest against israel's inclusion. the artist released a statement expressing his wish for peace, but saying he believes in the unifying power of music and hopes it can inspire greater compassion. it comes after over a50 queer artists signed an open letter asking the singer to withdraw from the contest in solidarity with the people of gaza. let's speak now to our culture reporter, noor nanji. so tell us first about this letter. this open letter was posted on instagram by a group calling themselves queers for palestine. it urged colleagues alexander to pull out of the eurovision song contest in solidarity with the palestinian people. it said israel is committing apartheid and gen

donaldson, and it's also true that jeffrey donaldson wasn't part of stormont itself, jeffrey donaldson political institutions should be secure, but nonetheless, unionism has lost its main leader here. remember, the dup is the only unionist party that is represented at westminster. yes, i was going to come on to exactly that point, because for those people watching around the world, i mean, just make your assessment, because he is such a huge figure within unionism, first with the ulster unionist party, then he left them to join the dup, and eventually become leader of the dup. he's been there at the forefront for almost a0 years, hasn't he? that's right. jeffrey donaldson was elected to westminster in 1997, he is one of the longest serving parliamentarians. he was an opponent of the good friday agreement, he walked out on 26 good fridays ago today, he walked out on the good friday negotiations and argued that his party leader david trimble had not secured sufficient guarantees from the british government that the ira would decommission its weapons. he was an opponent of the good friday

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sir jeffrey says he will be strenuously contesting the charges.orthern ireland's longest-serving mp at westminster. jennifer o'leary has the latest from belfast. >> sir jeffrey donaldson, a leader who just weeks ago returned his party to power sharing at storment. today his political career appears to be over. in a statement his party announced his resignation, confirming he has been charged with allegations of a historical nature. bbc news understands he has been charged with rape and multiple other sexual offenses as part of a police investigation spanning months after two women came forward. in a letter to his party, sir jeffrey donaldson said he will be strenuously contesting the charges. the dup's new interim leader is mp gavin robinson. >> it has been a devastating revelation that has caused tremendous shock, not just for myself personally, or my colleagues within the dup, but for the community across northern ireland. this came as a great shock. but we are a party of individuals that believe in justice. we have faith in our criminal justice

jeffrey: you took the leap at around 40. xochitl: yeah. because i came from such a working class background and i've, you know, had a nice run through a bunch of different experiences, i think i'm able to come at things with a slightly different angle. walking through life from the outside of the periment gives -- perimeter gives you a lot of different perspectives on the inside of the circle. there's a lot less sense of connectivity i think as things change and that's probably the thing i am most obsessed with. jeffrey: she's also now bringing that perspective to cultural change in her city and others, writing essays on gentrification, race and class for the atlantic. last year, she was a pulitzer prize finalist for her commentary. the new novel's dedication gives a clue to its other main character. anita is based on the real-life ana mendieta, a performance artist, sculptor and painter best known for incorporating her own body into her work, often set in nature. tragically, she is also known for her death in 1985 at age 36, when she fell

jeffrey: you took the leap at around 40. xochitl: yeah.'d say because i came from such a working class background and i've, you know, had a nice run through a bunch of different experiences, i think i'm able to come at things with a slightly different angle. walking through life from the outside of the periment gives -- perimeter gives you a lot of different perspectives on the inside of the circle. there's a lot less sense of connectivity i think as things change and that's probably the thing i am most obsessed with. jeffrey: she's also now bringing that perspective to cultural change in her city and others, writing essays on gentrification, race and class for the atlantic. last year, she was a pulitzer prize finalist for her commentary. the new novel's dedication gives a clue to its other main character. anita is based on the real-life ana mendieta, a performance artist, sculptor and painter best known for incorporating her own body into her work, often set in nature. tragically, she is also known for her death in 1985 at age 36, when sh

as martin mentioned , sir jeffrey martin mentioned, sir jeffrey donaldson has stepped down as leaderhe was charged sex offences of charged with sex offences of a historical nature. the dup has also suspended mr donaldson from its membership pending the outcome of that legal process, which they say is in accordance with the party's rules. a 57 year old woman has also been charged with aiding and abetting additional offences in relation to that same police investigation. sir jeffrey was elected to parliament in 1997 and is the longest serving mp in northern ireland. the party have now appointed gavin robinson as their interim leader. now appointed gavin robinson as their interim leader . one of the their interim leader. one of the conservatives major party donors has received a knighthood as part of a controversial honours list from rishi sunak mohamed mansour gave £5 million to the tories last year and is a senior treasurer for the party. he was knighted for what's been described as services to business, to charity and politics. other recipients of honours include mp philip davies, wh

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>> this is an astonishing comment from jeffrey gettleman. is he talking about that it is not the job of journalists to uncover evidence? if you're going to have a headline -- by the way, let me say this, the screams without words headline comes from a source named roz cohen who claims to have witnessed a rape of a woman that he said -- he is a special forces veteran and he has been very adamant that the people who he saw committing this crime were not hamas that they were ordinary people. he has said that in numerous interviews. to have -- he said it was like screams without words. they're using a headline from a person whose testimony undermines the thesis of their blockbuster story. just to put that on the table. but for government to say it is not the job of journalists to produce evidence when your one essay in the middle of a war were civilians are being starved and killed in an operation under review now by the international court of justice for genocide, if you're going to then make an allegation that hamas limited systematic rape cam

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, the union flag, sir jeffrey donaldson has spent his aduu jeffrey donaldson has spent his adult life ireland's place in the uk. # god save the king #. here he was in the 1980s. and here he was in the 1990s. i've not the and here he was in the 19905. i�*e: got the framework document here. and here he was in the 1990s. i've - got the framework document here. he opposed the good friday peace agreement signed 26 years ago. sir jeffrey donaldson, a pivotalfigure in northern ireland's recent past and now another pivotal moment with the capacity to mould its future too. we will be speaking to chris in a moment but first hour —— of a first ireland correspondent. our ireland correspondent sara girvin is outside stormont. this really has been a bombshell in northern ireland? it absolutely has. northern ireland is never had to seek its political ups and downs but today, what has happened, has sent shock waves. it has shocked people here and politicians. it is important to remember that the devolved government here in stormont has only been up and running for a matter of months after a two—year

this is what i'm saying is we do prisons, jeffrey francesca, albany. these reports says that there are reasonable grounds to believe israel is committing genocide in the besieged palestinian enclave of the gaza strip. do you agree with that opinion? i don't think it's going to be very helpful for me to agree or disagree with it because for commentators to make kind of thing like a final decision on comfortability is, is kind help to view as very much well he is all i do to help them use to understand the basis upon which people i call them, easy and also moving on section by the international courts of justice. make the findings they do in each case qualified as being preliminary findings. and she makes her finding on the basis of looking 1st the 2nd, but in reality, 1st for the evidence of intention and genocide is a crime of intention that the intention to destroy and wholesale parts of group. there's no possibility of genocide. anything else follows up funding? now that funding is can be made either by looking at what people say and she refers to th

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this deal to get stormont back was very much jeffrey donaldson�*s deal.eally had in quite a successfuljob of getting it to stick where we are weeks into it now and if another significant internal opposition to the move within his party, he had managed to make it work, and suddenly everything goes into a massive tailspin here because of something nobody saw it coming, so there will be massive concern in the irish gum, the british government, but this means for the irish sea border, whether stormont will stay as it has been, i think it will, i think it has been durable now because this party has made its bed, it will have to lie in it, there is not the place for it to go politically, however it�*s not the position i wanted to be in. he�*s somebody who has been central strategically behind the scenes in the dup. for them to lose, evenif scenes in the dup. for them to lose, even if you have a leader, would be a massive thing. to lose in these circumstances, if indeed he is gone forever, is very difficult to calculate at this point. for any political leader to

have found the genocide is indicated and the different tragedy. jeffrey, you mentioned the fact that the report highlights the statements that have been made by senior israeli military and government officials. i want to play for our viewers. a sound bite from the defense minister. it is really a lot of good want after october 7 to take a listen to what do you have to say? then i'll ask you about what the lead i have ordered a complete siege on the gaza strip. there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel, everything is closed. we are fighting human animals and we act accordingly. so geoffrey, as i said, this is one of the statements. one of the many statements by is really official said after october 7th, highlighted in this report. also highlighted by south africa in its case against israel as genocide case filed at the international court of justice. just how damaging our statements like this going to be in the long run when you're talking about potential accountability or legal repercussions to didn't type serves and pull the streaming and put this in terms of an accountability

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>> this is an astonishing comment from jeffrey gettleman.king about that it is not the job of journalists to uncover evidence? if you're going to have a headline -- by the way, let me say this, the screams without words headline comes from a source named roz cohen who claims to have witnessed a rape of a woman that he said -- he is a special forces veteran and he has been very adamant that the people who he saw committing this crime were not hamas that they were ordinary people. he has said that in numerous interviews. to have -- he said it was like screams without words. they're using a headline from a person whose testimony undermines the thesis of their blockbuster story. just to put that on the table. but for government to say it is not the job of journalists to produce evidence when your one essay in the middle of a war were civilians are being starved and killed in an operation under review now by the international court of justice for genocide, if you're going to then make an allegation that hamas limited systematic rape campaign and

jeffrey goldberg. hello, friends. what a thrill to welcome you. to the national constitution center. on presidents day. it has been a wonderful. presidents day. full students and learners, presidential impersonators. and that's all thanks to our friends at citizens, travelers who not only sponsored presidents but have a wonderful civics initiative, inspire their employees to learn about the constitution. and we're so grateful for their sponsorship sponsorship. friends, i also want acknowledge some very special guests in the front row. they're all sitting together. they are pamela, lauren, coyle, rosen and, judge michael luttig. and i must thank judge alluding for having had the vision to bring the first amendment tablet that is shimmery behind us from washington, d.c., to independence mall in philadelphia. it sanctifies this sacred space. and let's just all filled vibe of independence hall and the first amendment and how lucky we are to be here. and thank you, judge ludwig, for making that possible. i'm so excited that my friend editor, the great

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jeffrey donaldson has been the leader of the dup since 2021 and the mp for lagan valley since 1997.nuary he agreed to lead the dup back into a power—sharing assembly at stormont after a two—year suspension of that assembly to first minister now michelle o'neill of sinn fein, emma little pengelly, unionist member of the assembly. he said that that there was conditional on the uk reassuring unionists on northern ireland's links to britain. of course, that suspension had been related to the post—brexit checks on goods from britain entering northern ireland. let's get you right up to date with this breaking piece of news with jennifer date with this breaking piece of news withjennifer o'leary, who joins me from belfast. what more can you tell us at this stage? you're right, it certainly is a major breaking news from northern ireland of seismic political consequences, some might say, but just to reiterate what has happened, sirjeffrey donaldson, the leader of the democratic unionist party, that is the biggest unionist party in northern ireland, has been charged with historical sexual

man made a movie out of the developments named the insider starring russell. who played the role of jeffrey wayand. the movie received accolade by film critics. we catch you in a lie, they can paint everything with that brush. you understand? everything you say, i told the truth. everything you say, and i can't defend you, man, with one hand tied behind my back, because you keep from me what they can discover, and they will discover everything. i was young, i was young. there are many documents like that. yet, when the scientists were summoned to the us congress to testify about the addictive aspect of nicotin, they all testified that the substance is not addictive. later, it was revealed that most of them were on the payroll of the tobacco companies. as us poet and writer opton bill sinkler said almost a century ago, it is difficult to get a man to understand. something when his salary depends on his not understanding it. the owners of the tobacco companies understood the meaning of this sentence very well. in today's world, money decides what people should know and what they shouldn't. ev

made a movie. out of the developments named the insider, starring russell crow, who played the role of jeffrey wayand. the movie received accalade by film critics catch you in a lie, they can paint everything with that brush, you understand? everything you say, i told the truth, everything you say, and i can't defend you, man, with one hand tied behind my back, because you keep from me what they can discover, and they will discover everything, believe me. i was young. i was young. there are many documents like that, yet, when the scientists were summoned to the us congress to testify about the addictive aspect of nicotin, they all testified that the substance is not addictive. later, it was revealed that most of them were on the payroll of the tobacco companies. as us poet and writer upton bill sinkler said almost. century ago, it is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it. the owners of the tobacco companies understood the meaning of this sentence very well. in today's world, money decide: that's what people should know and what they

jeffrey clark is still out there.w reportedly working with project 2025 which comes out of the heritage foundation. it's a whole agenda for trump should he become elected again. and what he supposedly is working on is how to invoke -- how to use the insurrection act and how trump could use it on day one. again, there there are protests how they can call out the military to quash the unrest. what he's talking about in 2020 he's talking about again. he's not been shamed -- he's never come out and said he was wrong. he was pushing this crazy theory that somehow smart thermostats were used to change election results. i don't know if it was the chinese or the venezuelans or italians who were doing this, but it was bonkers. i mean that's the thing, he was pushing a crazy idea and the acting attorney general and deputy acting attorney general knew this and trump installed this guy as a. g. how crazy this was and dangerous it was. >> it matters there are tools apart from politics to patrol this. you know, a citizen walks up w

jeffrey well well, it really depends on what's in the documents. and we haven't had an explanation yet from doj as to why they held onto them and did not produce them until recently. but after breck has a strong case and there are a number of issues that trump has raised and tried to delay it. and brett sort of sat on on the sidelines and was waiting for the january 6 trial to go to trial first, but since it did not he stepped up and he said, we'll take our case to trial. >> okay. and then michael in the georgia subversion case, i election subversion case, the defense challenging whether the district attorney, fani willis should be removed, consequently, delayed a possible summer trial. is it your concern and i'm quoting now? that an odor of mendacity remains. i mean, that's how judge mcafee stated at do his words or any appeal give defendants yet another shot at further delay here any willis was very lucky that mcafee ruled as he did. he could well have ruled to disqualify her and the entire office because he gave her the choice of u and the entir

philbin stopping jeffrey clark as a key part of the plot?top clark from engaging in this coup-like activity. he knew him, and i think he was one of the people who suggested to rosen that we do -- that they do a sampling in whether there'd be mass resignations if the plot went forward. so, yes, he played an important role. we did an informal interview with him at the committee so there isn't a transcript, but it basically just collaborated the things that donohue and rosen had told us. i think the one new thing in this testimony to the d.c. bar is the phrase that clark said, well, that's why we have the insurrection act but they were contemplating sending the army into cities around the country. we took a look at the insurrection act on the committee and referred it to the committees of jurisdiction because the rewrite is a massive effort that we didn't have the time to do, but it's an ongoing threat if you have a lawless president like trump. >> yeah, i mean that comes up over and over again. and i want to read this to you, congresswoman. th

eastman and clark have pleaded not guilty and jeffrey clark's proceedings are still ongoing. in fact, he took the stand today. he pleaded the fifth. he didn't answer any questions. now, erica asked for john eastman. of course, we just got that ruling in from the california judge recommending disbarment. what happens next is the california supreme court will have to decide whether to endorse or reject that recommendation and officially disbar eastman. but of course, this step from the judge is very significant after that lengthy fact fighting, finding trial that lasted 34 days and in the meantime, erica eastman has been ordered to pay a $10,000 fine, and while the supreme court of the state of california considers this in three days, his law license will in fact, b. suspended, or the supreme court decides exactly what to do. >> wow really appreciate jessica. thank you. >> outfront. now, david cay johnston, pulitzer prize winning investigative journalist, who's covered donald trump for more than 30 years, david this judge recommending john eastman should be disbarred on the sam

john >> eastman operated as the so-called architect behind the fake elector scheme, and jeffrey clark instigated an intense pressure campaign inside the justice department to try to get doj officials to help overturn the election for trump. now, both menn are facing professional reckonings. eastman and clark had been sitting think through attorney disciplinary hearings in recent weeks and months that could ultimately result in them losing their law licenses >> case >> furiously, they're also both defendants charged and the georgia election subversion case. >> i'm here today to surrender to an indictment that should never have been brought. it targets attorneys for their zealous advocacy on behalf of their clients. something attorneys are ethically bound to provide, and which was attempted here by formerly challenging seeing the results of the election through lawful and appropriate means. >> while eastman has been fighting those criminal charges his attorney disciplinary case has been unfolding in california. he's charged by the state bar with 11 counts related to his plot to obstruct