justice is coordinating activities with the white house or subject of the complaint, we don't know, but given the inspector general saying this is urgent, it can't wait, it is one concern we have over what we have seen over the last year, which is a concerted strategy to run out the clock on any information given to congress. here, where it is urgent, that is simply not an option. >> [indiscernible] which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] -- >> well, there is no privilege that covers if the white house is involved. i should say that even if you could make a claim of privilege over the subject matter of the complaint, given that it involves something already found to be serious and credible and

something like that, given that you serve alongside your sister7m something like that, given that you serve alongside your sister? it is very difficult, to tie the truth. i really feel forjo, because he was staying in the eu and his brother was one of the leaders to get out. it has really come to a head of stea m it has really come to a head of steam right now and so conflicted that he had to, you know, basically stepped out, step down. i have had situations with my sister where we have been on different sides of an issue or sometimes something that was going on in the congress where i

who is also the attorney general about the advice that the government's had received and given. all of queuing for prioritization now what geoffrey cox said was that all of this advice was set out. in the government legal case was set out in the hearing put before the supreme count so that he oversaw that legal counsel and the theory was called on to resign every time he lost the case then he would never have had any legal practice that's all he used to be a lawyer. he said that he was disappointed that the supreme court took a different view from the how the courts in the country but he accepted the decision but legally he said the matter is settled now what he did say was which was interesting was that a reconsider whether the public interest required any public disclosure of the advice that had been given to the governments on the matter he said this was under consideration he went on though to praise the judiciary said that judges are impartial and in a friend independent the finest one of the finest judiciaries in the world that same separately to jacob riis and other key g

this whistle-blower has given us a road map for our investigation and it is important to underscore thathat we are able to corroborate already about the whistle-blower has been corroborated in detail by this record of the president's conversation with the president of ukraine. that gives added weight and urgen urgences to the need of the whistle-blower. i want to express my profound gratitude to the whistle-blower for coming forward, and i am grateful for the director for coming to the committee, for not requiring us to use coercion. y he -- we provided a subpoena, but nonetheless, he came before the committee and he came before the committee voluntarily, and while i believe that he has made the wrong decision in withholding the complaint like my colleagues, i respect his service to the country, but we are profoundly concern with the breakdown of the whistle-blower system that has been manifest over the last month that a whistle-blower who was deemed credible, that a complaint that was deemed urgent, that a complaint that was intended to come to congress would be withheld to congress and

we have seen huge moves when it came to prices of oil, given the ongoing tensions when it comes to the.s.-china and macro narratives as well, not to mention these are international energy agency's warning of it -- agencies warning of a surplus of crude. down 16%. crude prices are up 12%. $61 aice of wti above barrel, around the $62 a barrel. when it comes to wti, we could is weing holding of trade see this 7% rally, circuit breaker kicking in. atht now we see wti prices $62 a barrel. big moves. let's bring in our middle eastern executive director. how serious of a blow is this to oil supplies? do we know the extent to that processing facility? reporter: the damage is significant because we know almost half of the output has been taken out of the market. there is an expectation half of that have will be returned by the end of tomorrow. this has not been confirmed, but there is a lack of clarity from the saudi's. they are still assessing the damage and there is a lack of clarity whether they will be back tobring the output where it was before these attacks and that it might take a few we

and failed, and years later be given a knighthood ?y, there comes a point when people need to be rehabilitated. it's a serious offence, no one is detracting from that that the other part of his life i think he's deserving of recognition. thank you both are very much for coming onto the programme. thank you. protestors are planning to cause disruption and attempt to ground flights with drones at heathrow airport from this friday. the group doing it is called heathrow pause and they're an offshoot of climate activists extinction rebellion. they say they're planning to exploit a loophole in heathrow‘s health and safety protocols and fly toy drones within its restricted zone. they hope the airport will respond by grounding all flights. the plans have been called "criminal and counterproductive" by heathrow. even extinction rebellion don't back the offshoot group. we have brought two of the people who'll be flying the drones together with two people trying to fly from heathrow that day. we can speak now to johnathan fishwick and sylia dell,

other player was given a placebo. the experiment will measure the level of trust between the 2 the player administered testosterone can use his money to make sure that the other player also profits but will the 2nd player give back some of his winnings as a gesture of gratitude or would he keep it all for himself. and we found 2 interesting facts 1st it's consistent with the stereotype testosterone reduce trust in the 1st mover so that is somewhat consistent with the stereotype being related to. competitiveness and threat and the environment may be. mobilizing more selfish social behaviors rates are going to keep money. next the players reversed their roles. in both tests the player with the extra testosterone shares his winnings with the other this is an example of pro-social behavior. we know that reciprocity even cooperated situations it's going to garner status and what we found is it has asked her to sit reciprocity more arguing that in a cooperate of environment it's again a superstition pro-social behaviors tha

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the reason they think they know this is because they think they know this is because they were givenscular by a whistleblower. they are now comparing this with the information that was handed over by the russians backin that was handed over by the russians back in january this that was handed over by the russians back injanuary this year officially. there is no wanted all officially. there is no wanted all of this data from the lab is that they are looking for more cheats, these took place on the 2014 olympics and other events. they are looking at the authenticity of the data and they think things are quite matching up, they want to know why and that is why the russians have been given three weeks to explain what has happened here. meanwhile, athletics world governing body, the iaaf says that a ban on russia stands. which means they won't be taking part in the world championships, would start in zohar on friday. although, some athletes will compete as neutrals. a notable absentee will be caster semenya, the south african won't be defending her 800 metre title because of a new rule go

we will not brook any kind of inference given how large the cover-up is. reporter: the white house says that this call summary proves there was no quid pro quo because the withheld military aid never even came up in the conversation. what's your response? mr. schiff: my response is the president of ukraine brought up his country's need for military assistance, and immediately thereafter the president of the united states said, i have a favor i want to ask of you. and would not let the subject go. there was only one message that the president of the ukraine got from that call and that was, this is what i need. i know what you need. like any mafia boss, the president didn't need to say that's a nice country you have, it would be a shame if something happened to it. because that was clear from the conversation. there is no quid pro quo necessary to betray your country or oath of office. even though many read this as a quid pro quo, i'm not concerned whether it is a quid pro quo or not. ukraine understood what this president wanted. he made it abundantly clear

given the opportunity, given... since i am asked, let me tell them the truth.but they are too cowardly! this parliament should have the courage to face the electorate. but it won't. it won't! because so many of them are really all about preventing us leaving the european union. but the time is coming. the time is coming, mr speaker. when even these tackys won't be able to prevent christmas! —— turkeys. thank you, mr speaker. i think the attorney general will find that the moral right i have to sit in this houseis moral right i have to sit in this house is due to an election called by the honourable lady for maidenhead, which he lost 40 seats in. and! maidenhead, which he lost 40 seats in. and i will represent my constituents as long as i sit in this house, i am here elected by the people to do so. could he just tell, could you tell this house, how much taxpayer money has he spent in closing down our voice? all i am suggesting to the honourable gentleman is that she gives —— he gives his constituents were chance of electing him again! order! i say to the honoura

given that the unexpected keeps happening, given johnson time.at's should being prompted by. what! doing all of these things. that's should being prompted by. what i can promise is that we will do everything we can to protect our constituents and protect the interests of the people of scotland. the unexpected keeps happening. a pretty appropriate phrase. thank you for joining pretty appropriate phrase. thank you forjoining us. here westminster. let's go straight into the house of parliament and talk to the labour mp and chairof parliament and talk to the labour mp and chair of the comments read the committee, hilary benn. thank you for joining committee, hilary benn. thank you forjoining us. what you think we stand today? we are waiting with interest to see the prime minister's appearance at the despatch box. he is making a terrible mess at being the prime minister. he loses all of the important votes. he doesn't have a plan, he didn't have a mandate, he didn't have any credibility, he asked on the way all of his majority. he has been found by th

and don't use the right and say so well that basically brings me to my next question ok given given the momentum we're seeing with these protesters the passion we're seeing right now who else is there to take place is there an alternative that they are pushing for this is the dilemma this is the dilemma because you know in my estimation the the. considerable faction within the military council. was behind has been behind this movement. and it's very obvious and i don't believe that the they are trying to hide i mean they don't go and say that play them plea to the public but they have given they have sent so many signals so many messages that ok. take to the streets don't fear we're not going to use. they're not i mean when i was in the public would be quite wary of the military any faction of the military would given that that was background to me and yes it's very perplexing for the public to force and that's why we we haven't seen. it took several hours to for the public to amass. on the streets but but it's very obvious for me to leave that to the business huge faction within the mi

he has given us the notes of the call where he asked for a favor of a foreign government to get dirt on a political opponents family.

those comments given lieberman's comments given the expected sort of propensity as far as doing what is concerned for for some kind of. potentials of centrist secular administration there is a lot of weight behind that idea but the sticking point is very likely to be next in yahoo's own position i mean one potential option that's been talked about is some kind of a rotating premiership between benny gantz and netanyahu but with his corruption cases in the offing. his 1st. korean dykeman hearing just next week that complicates matters still further thank you very much harry for sit there look at party headquarters. crude oil prices have dropped by 5 percent up to saudi arabia announced it's restored 50 percent of the production was caught following saturday's drone attacks a saudi energy minister says output will be fully restored by the end of the month yemen's who the rebels who are fighting a soundalike coalition claim the attack on the iran coal oil plants but the u.s. has blamed iran for the drone strikes which crippled more than half of the kingdom's oil production the us secret

overnightust holding after a volatile session which morgan stanley calls a reluctant boost given theoncerns we have around fiscal stimulus noted by draghi. goldman is waving the red flag around disappointing chinese growth, so it has cut its forecast on copper and aluminum. heads up, guys. we do have trade data from india. on first's chicken word news now with jessica summers. malaysia kept its benchmark rate unchanged. the economy shows steady growth despite the global slowdown. the bank kept its growth projection for this year unchanged at four point 3% to 4.8% -- 4.3% to 4.8%, but says that is subject to further downside risks from worsening trade tensions. oil as op and allies fall -- call on producers to abide by an agreed output current. the international energy agency also noted the difficulty the cartel faces in pressing the market. traders weighed the rising threat to opec from new sources of crude. oil has fallen from a peak in april as the prolonged trade war has dented the outlook for global demand. u.k. prime minister boris johnson denies lying to the queen when he advis

concerts to find out if iran would face sanctions if they don't comply but no further details were given. all the movement to allow rein in women to attend matches gathered pace in 1997 when around qualified for the men's world cup male and female fans breach police barriers to enter rounds national stadium to celebrate the victory in april 2006 the then the rainy and president mohamed m. of the lifted the ban on women fans was then reinstated just one month later last year a group of women were allowed to attend the asian champions league final in tehran between iran's persepolis and atlas of japan and earlier this month tributes were held across the football world for around so-called blue girls 29 year old son. set herself on fire in protest at not being allowed to watch her favorite team. around madrid managers and indians dan says he's not worried that that's despite his team suffering there were several champions league defeat under him were all were thrashed 3 nil in their opening group match by p.s.g. in paris diarrhea scored twice with thomas when you're getting a 3rd in injury

the few american civilians in this town were given very special attention.west of dijon, french troops attached to the seventh army joined with the third army. the final line had been forged between our forces, which landed in southern france on august 15, and those which had landed in normandy on the sixth of june. this junction closed the last escape route for the germans remaining in the south and west of france. the fighting qualities of the soldiers, sailors and airmen of the united nations defeated the enemy in southern france. their valor, stamina and devotion to duty were beyond praise. announcer: up next, a u.s. office of war information newsreel showing the street battles that led to the liberation of paris from nazi occupation. ebony five years ago in august of 1944. -- 75 years ago in august of 1944. ♪

the few american civilians in this town were given very special attention.wn. 13 miles west of dijon, french troops attached to the seventh army joined with the third army. the final line had been forged between our forces which landed in southern france, on august

given aond bulls were tough wake-up call on thursday.n enormous surge in yields along the treasury curve shows that bond trading is still a two-way street. kathleen hays has been sifting through the wreckage. this was one of the biggest bond routes in years. kathleen: it certainly was. depending on which part of the curve you are looking at, but definitely, i think no matter what part of the curve you were trading, you got hit hard if you were not expecting this to happen. it started the day with maybe there would be trade talks in october, that got the selloff started, but the strong services report from the institute for supply management -- look at that -- it jumped back up at 56.4 in august. look how that downtrend -- oh, my goodness. services weakening, too. suddenly, you get a different picture even though earlier in the week, the i.s. and manufacturing index and older index may be the -- maybe the more important one, fell below 50, but today it was all about the services. two-day note our yield chart. this was really something to

after given his victory in santa clara but easter is defeated and flees. for del castro take santiago de cuba the 2nd biggest city in the country el che's troops will face no resistance when they take the capital city. a loss it's mounted on our land just to give our kids a little yes for mora you know she did guest who in the final phone could get the point. if i mailed it even met with the old with on to some eat only if i didn't own the given. that day only needs to be achieved in the arrives in the city to proclaim the revolution. and being large and time and there'd be skepticism within the core of the rebel army itself clearly this is something that could be politically very sensitive the revolution is moving from the phase of war or politics so one of real politics. on the 8th of january 1959 when the town has been liberated castro marches in triumph givati remains in the shadow. people cast on to. run a loss could. go on the school. measure in yeah in color on the brownish. surely the feeding carolla series she's going to be in the politburo. on wo

and the person who approved it, approved it properly based in what they were given, but if we are given new information later, we can stop the project until it is resolved and say, hey, that is where you find your complaint. you know, i looked up 141 albion and i couldn't find any complaint. i'm happy to speak to the people about it. certainly, if we issued a permit , then we are the first ones who will revoke that permit it is in the building code if it is issued. i guess what one way to do it will be to give them the opportunity to appeal the permit if in the meantime this gets resolved, then they withdraw the appeal, but that is entirely up to yourselves. certainly, from my experience as a senior building inspector at d.b.i., when we are not satisfied with something we have been told, there is a higher body, we have a commission, as well. we have a director. if you don't thank you have been given the proper treatment, you're welcome to bring that to a higher level. maybe that is what these people need to do. we happy to look into it again. if i was handling it myself, i would definit

the son of a camp survivor who was given his father's bust of belongings. after is the son of a prisoner of war he drove for 2 days from france together with his wife to visit ours in our cars a few months ago a team of investigators there informed him that they had found some of his father's possessions. and his partner joined a french resistance to ring world war 2. denounces imprisoned him annoying were concentrated in camps this is a very emotional moment for. he was arrested and cops are in france. i think after his boss denounced him he was a resistor during the war he was involved in the resistance but. shoppers seize his father's possessions for the 1st time in a ring with. a pen i watch. and a russian card. what did you feel when you held as objects in your hands. well i felt he had played by had prepared myself a little bit. for. i felt how young my father once was. and his used to say in my life i took more blows than a drum ever could you look. old. antonio grass is one victim among millions but unlike many others he spoke about his ordeal to hi

who heard that indian company was given 300000 poppy. and we were saying but what is this because if it is given there will be not any more because then the amount of they helped us with too much. at the same time there was a news that. used to be given a land which is in the center of the park. and we went again and talked with the original government who say but what is going on and they say just already decided and they have to start at cultivating in the central. unfortunately nobody listened and i was also kicked out of. the local people love order to decide that they're. going to command his slaves. he can visit us because they don't know flattened. and their family at the end of. we believe that he has no leg up being a baby in. the new man as a slave for these food only. what is not a metaphor i. cut it out of. you cut it. down and it was. done and he was saying what that will be planted goal i will be giving the country. to be in excess. food the remaining on works the ones who haven't fled are now working as day laborers on the

he was also the attorney general about the advice that the governments had received and given. all the queuing for pro gay shouldn't now what jeffrey cook said was that all of this advice was set out. or the government lead.

the fact he have given names given addresses and given details and facts and you should be looked at and seem to me in egypt the judiciary the police the government to sort of are not willing to can action just so degrading what is this about not addressing the facts the facts he said which seems through to everybody listen to it like we serve. should this online campaign continue might the government take some serious measures for example to block internet access in the country i would be surprised i don't know how much limitations they can do but i would imagine they would do and i fear for the life of muhammad wholly the contractor who exposed this because it simply means is a lot of shock inside the military. in egypt and his some being arrested because egypt is quite a very opaque country no information i cannot really clarifies things and that's a big problem but for egyptians i think most of them know because he'd given facts so 1st time to hear we know this corruptions we know there is money been stolen from the country and been taken abroad but we never know how much or way

given that context the scale of the —— given that co ntext sto p the scale of the —— given that context be going higher and higher. higher oil prices now at the world needs. what the world doesn't need, it is postponing. it is embarrassing. you don't want to say you're coming to market and then postponed because... wework scheduled to race something like $20 billion over the course of its ipo. reports suggesting they could not raise more than two will see them move away from the table. if they don't have an ipo by the end of the year that at raises 3 billion, they will lose their credit line. a bit of an apocalyptic scenario for the company. they may just be postponing things, see if they can offer shares at lower prices and get more investors involved. for now, postponement is almost as bad as cancellation. jeremy, great to talk to you. thank you. falling stars. the same for the market as a whole. we are looking a little bit weaker, pretty flat overall. pound is picking up. pound is picking up, not doing too badly. it does look like a year ago! don't know what to make of what is going

now having said that and given where we are and given the institutions that we have, i don't think it would be a good idea to break it up but it would be a better understanding. it's not just driving from the core which is basically german policy and then expected to come along. >> but the response has been one that you would give to a child, isn't it i'm screaming hence i get. it's like if i wanted a constant load of sugar from my parents and they keptgiving me that an kept giving me more i'd die of diabetes or heart disease or something else as well that's my worry about what the ecb has done to europe it's continued to give it what it wanted because it was screaming for it was this the right medicine? >> there wasn't much else they could do. >> have them take responsibility and have to make severe political decisions because otherwise there will be even worse. >> you really hit the nail on the head because governments were not prepared to do it so what do you do? if you're mr. draghi you're sitting there and you don't see governments doing what they have to do. so then you say i ha

it appears to me the question -- he has given six reasons why it must be the case. article nine.n >> why should one start at the other end and see whether they were properly charged? on the other side, the answer is they were not. lord keen: ultimately that would mean impugning the proceedings of parliament have taken place. the consequence would be far-reaching. first of all, we see the hasring counsel itself leaked the proceedings. more particularly, the declaration by the commissioner, prorogued parliament. >> secured by some means that was not appropriate, it may be thegned on the basis of advice that was given was unlawful, but the sovereign made that decision on the advice of the prime minister. the declaration of the proceeding in parliament. if the advice given to her majesty the queen was unlawful, the relay of instructions to the commissioners was also unlawful. >> lord commissioners may be entirely really -- entirely unfair. -- unaware. >> i appreciate that. they could only act on instruction from her majesty, the queen. if the advice she has been given i

should be given to congress. host: from north branch, minnesota, ed, independent. caller: it is my suspicion that trump himself is the whistleblower. the publicity he will get from this ushers away all the other andense they talk about, that is who gets elected, who gets the most controversy or publicity. that is my point. guest: that is an interesting. . -- that is an interesting theory. it reminds me when after watergate there was for probably 30 years, this parlor game played as to who was deep throat. not many people guest it was it was mark guessed fbi.of the fbi i heard -- i heard maybe it was john bolton. let's get the complaint to congress where it belongs, that is what the law says. that is sound public policy. the best way for president trump to diffuse the situation is to allow the complaint to go forward. it does not mean he cannot raise objections, but it needs to get into the hands of people who can investigate. host: does the las the law say g else after getting the complaint to the intelligence co

they're given bottled to drink.n bottled water to drink and the residents are not? also, other people who think this is not an issue that will affect you. food trucks that we often eat off of, food is prepared down there at the shipyard to this day. last but not least, i think it is an insult to have ucsf has part of the reporting agency when they have property there along with their testing site that the public does not know about. >> clerk: thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. >> i am the director of green action for health and environmental justice. the last time -- i believe it's the last time i spoke before this body, some of the new board of supervisors were not here and i am glad you are here. in addition to sharing the concerns of many of our members of the community about the failure to insist on real tising and real cleanup and real community oversight of what's going on at the shipyard which is an outrage, the last time my friend was on the board of directors, she stood here with her oxygen t

the few americans on this date were given special attention.eanwhile, 13 miles west, french troops attached to the seventh army joined with the french units of the third army. the final line had been forged between our forces which landed in southern france on august 15th and those which had landed in normandy on the sixth of june. this junction closed the last escape route for the germans remaining in the south and west of france. those the fighting of the soldiers, sailors and airmen of the united nations defeated the germans in southern france. their valor to duty were beyond praise. >>> you're watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on cspan 3. >>> army heritage days is an annual event held in may at the u.s. army heritage and education center in

given what he did.he is in the cabinet given what he did. it kind of stabbed pm johnson and mounted his own challenge which he then lost it obviously no love lost but how on earth... there are so many divisions, how the heck are you going to do that? pm johnson, he has got to watch his language, he was being viewed as a leper after the brexit vote. that is a terrible word to use. he has got to watch his language and behave like a prime minister. some relationships are probably never going to recover. element i think so. assurances were given that were not kept. there was an administration... of course, it is sad there has been a personal breakdown of relationships as well. iran it is ready forfully breakdown of relationships as well. iran it is ready for fully fledged warand iran it is ready for fully fledged war and this is after the us said it was iran who was responsible for the drone attacks on the saudi oil facilities rather than the houthi rebels backed by iran in yemen. this is terrifying on so m

the minister will know that evidence is due to be given.details of other awards made to other companies and how much was given under the same scheme as i thank him for that question. my friend assures me we are more than happy to write to his committee and of course the awards that were made to other companies. these are no secret. there was a press release put out about these. we will provide more detail to his committee.” would like to welcome the minister to his new role. and thank the memberfor oxford west to his new role. and thank the member for oxford west and abingdon for herforensic member for oxford west and abingdon for her forensic questioning this morning. this company, three got the grant of £100,000. —— hacker house i have looked at the stated aim of this fund, increase the number of those working in the uk cyber sector and develop a sustainable supply of home—grown cybersecurity and talent. asi home—grown cybersecurity and talent. as i understand it, hacker house has a company headquarters headquartered in california. and th

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given we are worried about business sentiment, is that enough?e have a chart to put into context where sentiment is. is this enough to make you confident that the consumer can keep carry the can? to the rightpoint issue, consumers are fine, businesses are cautious about the state of the economy. where the rubber meets the road is hiring. if businesses, if that caution starts to translate into reduced hiring, and maybe we saw that in august numbers, that is where you start to get more concerned about the consumer outlook. so far, it is just hints. for that reason, we still have faith in the consumer. the thing you want to be concern into lessranslates hiring, which means less consumer spending. of this data, coled wi the backup in yields we have seen, take the pressure off of the fomc next week to cut more than 25 basis points? or even to cut with a dovish tilt? i never had an effect to that they would be using 50 basis points next week. pretty rare that they do that outside of financial crises or really bad economic environment. the path to 25 ri

, mot man-given through the second amendment. this is the right to be able to defend our families, defend our freedom and to be able to stand up in defense of our nation and our leb -- liberty. with that, i turn it back over to jenny beth. ms. martin: thank you very much, congressman. the next congressman we have speaking is also from the great state of texas, louie gohmert. mr. gohmert: there are people that are amongst us that want to take away your rights, you constitutional rights. i go back to what john adams said when he was our second president. he said, this constitution was intended for a moral and religious people. it is wholly inadequate for the government of any other. he was right. so in the last half decade or so, as we have taken 10 commandments out, we quit telling young school kids that it's wrong to covet or be jealous of other people or the things they have, and in fact, washington, more and more people here, are playing division politics. they're saying, well, they didn't make that, they didn't build that. you

people were being given a court date. they were given an opportunity to state their case in immigration court. and they didn't respect the rule of law and they jumped their court hearings. >> they had to be saying these americans are so gullible and dumb. >> we would like to hear your thoughts on all of this. share your comments and follow love you on twitter. follow him on instagram @loudobbstonight. was former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein leaking to the media? we'll take it up with judicial we'll take it up with judicial watch's tom fit on. geico makes it easy to get help when i need it. with licensed agents available 24-7, it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag, man! i got your flag! it's geico easy. with licensed agents available 24/7. 49 - nothing! woo! every curve, every innovation, every feeling. a product of mastery. lease the 2019 es 350 for $379

if this bill does pass and it's given royal assent, can you think of any other reason why the labour party would not accept a general election? >> i think i've just explained the reason. it's been made clear by the late leader of the labour party and others, because we must deal with first things first. preventing a no deal brexit is the central most important question facing us today. >> i'm very grateful to my honorable friend to allowing me to intervene. the reality is, an election at this stage or even next week undermines the statute and we cannot support it. >> i can only agree and i'm very grateful to the honorable gentleman for being one of the sponsors of the bill. i will take one more intervention because many people want to speak, and time is short. >> i'm grateful. can i applaud his call, because -- call for respect on both because we need to calm down this whole debate. i voted for the deal twice. he voted against the deal three times presumably because he thought it was not in the best interest of this country. so how does he think this procedure of delaying an agreemen

and given that exports 90 percent of all the food it produces much of it to the u.k. the idea of the new border cutting the island into is a nightmare there's a real possibility of the famine from would not survive. and the potential maybe there's a lot of promises made some of them are still ones critically be from above given the level of investment most of our fight over you may find out what the british government wants to achieve at this point is vague the best but it seems to accept the huge importance of irish food to the u.k. politicians use phrases like the all ireland food economy which most people don't understand in practical terms it's much simpler so it appears bracks it has come down to this the british government says it's happy for meats from that and how to pass on checks through the irish border but nots apparently that piece of farming equipment over there and if that's a pay is ridiculously picky it's also the case of the british government doesn't seem to realise that that would be completely unacceptable it's about the irish governments and the

looks at the reasons given at for the length of the prorogation. it looks at the adverse impact on parliamentary scrutiny c. it looks at any inferences the court inks it's appropriate to draw as to whether or at least part of the motive was to avoid parliamentary scrutiny. and having done all that, the court asks itself whether in the light of all those circumstances and applying i accept a generous margin of discretion in favor of the prime minister, whether his decision is advice is beyond the proper scope of his powers. this is standard business in judicial review in all other contexts. was this decision reasonably necessary to further a legitimate objective? conferring a broad margin of discretion because of the context. and i say it is not, with great respect, it's s not the function of the courts to identify all the circumstances in which prorogation would be lawful. and the court does not need to supply a bright line standard, and algorithm to answer all circumstances. a good example of that is the judgment of my lord the deputy president in