i'm going to play the video for you still and then immediately respond to brian stewart, who's a political writer. this is what he's told us, alia sanchez, no journalist, he has no here. he thought of how us with tories on the counter, his, that official secrets, his dissemination gravely harmed us interest an endangered valiant afghans fighting against the credit card that the sanchez law cannot be punished and the government have no right to secrecy. this war standard would imperiled, the national security of all free nations, subverting the foundation of law itself. well, 1st of all, dispelled the claim that any anyone was harmed. the us has been pushing the talking points since day one, but when they've been under oath in the chelsea mining court martial, they've had to admit that they have found no single person who has ever come to harm as a result of these publication. so it's basically an attack point and a vague of a $1.00 and $1.00 that it's false that is huge to, to try to undermine supported again and take attention away from what this case does, which is to criminalize journal

brian says, they thought they could get away with this because they were in the secure area of the number 10 garden away from public view. that was a half—hearted apology. i heard it. stewarteath i didn't do anything wrong, it is like the boyfriend analogy, it's not me, it's you. david says, work events were still prohibited at the time, right? so i don't understand why he made that distinction when he said technically it fell within the guidance. what did he mean? thank you for your messages, keep them coming in. we are going to talk to somebody who lost their dad in early 2020. thank you forjoining us. what happened to your dad? good mornin: what happened to your dad? good morning and _ what happened to your dad? good morning and thank— what happened to your dad? good morning and thank you _ what happened to your dad? (emf. morning and thank you for having what happened to your dad? (ef>;f>f. morning and thank you for having me. i lost my dad, like you said, in april 2020. i lost my dad, like you said, in april2020. he i lost my dad, like you said, in april 2020. he was a key worker during the first lockdown and we believe he caught covid from work. he was a healthy man