so james comey, why a novel and why now? why now? first, because i was nudged over time by a former editor of a nonfiction work to try it and i resisted and resisted. but the farer i got from government service, the easier it became to think about crime and terrorism and espionage and so i decided to give it a shot and found it addictive. and harder than nonfiction. but a lot more fun. where did the storylines come from? my amazing spouse, my wife has great ory vision and she throws stuff at the wall, as she says over coffee in the morning and she pitched thisarticular story and it sounded great t me. and then we fleshed it out and i set out to write it. so how much of this can we take? is based on your experience at the southern distrt and as fbi director? a lot is based on the southern district. it's not primarily based on fbi. my time at fbi, although it's informed by my knowledge of how the fbi works in investigation is, t it's mostly inspired by my time as a mob prosecutor in new york, but also brought to the current day by the

that is, as you point out, taking a page out of james comey's playbook.s comey 2.0 in the hillary clinton case in which he stood in front of cameras -- you played the clip -- and he says she committed crimes, recklessness, negligence and classified documents. those were crimes and then he did this magical pirouette. no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case which is utterly laughable and ludicrous! but it did have a negative impact on hillary clinton. people thought she got away with it. and she lost that election. joe biden may be in the clear legally but politically this could have dire, negative consequences on his re-election bid. >> sean: by the way, congrats to you on your new book. we'll put it up again, greg jaret. your analysis of these documents, our constitution and others are so critically important and give a great analysis. we thank you for being with us. also, professor dershowitz, thank you! now, joining us with more, she's the host of outkicks, tommy larin is fearless. this is a hometown crowd for you. >> i have to tell your audien

i mean, comey was investigated. say more about what that was for. grand jury and the grand jury doesn't indict. i believe that's how it went down. strzok and page also investigated. michael cohen in prison. may see himself as the first political prisoner. say what was done -- >> the michael cohen thing is one of the most remarkable things that never has got erin the attention probably it deserved in the trump era, which is that when michael cohen refused to sign a document that he wouldn't put out a book about trump he was basically thrown back behind bars by the justice department and put back behind -- incarcerated for not going along with committing to not speaking out against trump. so if you look at trump's enemies list and you look at what trump has said, most of them were investigated. they tried to prosecute mccabe. they -- you know, they took all of these other investigative things that allowed them to look into the lives of these individuals. and you know, at the end of the day it's hard to overcome that perception and say okay, i guess th

we started with comey. we got rid of him and a lot of bad people.will root out the corruption, bribery and influence in our nations capital. we will start by exposing every last crime committed by crooked joe biden. because now that he indicted me we are allowed to look at him. he did real bad things. we will restore law and order to our immunities -- communities. i will direct a completely overhauled doj to investigate every marxist prosecutor in america for their illegal racist in reverse enforcement of the law. on day one i will sign a new executive order to cut federal funding for any school pushing critical race theory, transgender insanity, and other inappropriate racial, sexual or political content onto our children. i will not give one penny to any school that has a vaccine mandate or a mask mandate. host: now you have heard a little bit from last night's debate hosted by nbc in the former president's rally, both taking place in miami. kimberly from illinois, democratic color. you are up first. caller: hi greta. thanks for taking my call. ho

it's significant, in the potential that it's where comey secretly going forward.instance, you saw in the statement that the white house put it, about this release of people from gaza, they think the governments of qatar, egypt. i think that gives you a sense of what the diplomatic processes behind the scenes in the sense that qatar does have connections to hamas leadership and could be a conduit for negotiation to get people out of gaza with hamas. egypt mans that border crossing, the rafah border crossing, these to lock people up by opening it. and they don't want to allow any significant number of palestinian refugees. so therefore, it's a very specific kind of negotiation. what you would hope, stephanie, is that this suggestion that we can get all of the americans out, at least the five hundreds or so americans that are trapped in gaza, and then also it's the same channel negotiation -- release the hostages, so i think we will see intensified diplomacy in the coming days to see if that same constellation of actors and countries can get some of these. -- also ju

it's comey 2.0 and the hillary clinton case in which he stood in front of cameras. you the clip and he said she committed crimes, recklessness, negligenced crimes, classifiedus documents, those are crimes. >> and then he did this magica.l pirouette. >> no reasonable prosecutor would bring such reasona case, h is utterly laughable y laughaand ludicrous. but it did have a negative impact on hillary clinton. people thought she got away with it and she lost that election. so, you know, joe biden may be in clear legally, but politically, this could legae consequences on his reelection bid. on your >> by the way, congrats to you b on your new book. wewe'll put it up again. gregg jarrett, your analysishere of documents, our constitution and others are so critically foi and you give a great analysis. we thank you forus being with us also, professor dershowitz, thank you. all righ ning ut. now joining us with more, she is the host of alt kicks, tomi lahren, fearless.earl tomi lahren is kind of like a hometown crowd for you. itess.a and i have to tell your audience at home th

>> jim comey. gee, what do you think about this report doing if he's going to become president? and they would say, what do you mean he's going to do? that's what he did. >> they got audited while trump was in office. >> and mccabe did. so i think this is sivs playbook. the idea that there would be a -- of the white house and the department of justice, it didn't exist while he was president before. and it's not gonna exist when he becomes president again. and that means that he will go after his enemies, and his fans won't be prosecuting the same way that he was pardoned roger stone, michael flynn, steve bannon. so -- he views the justice department is just a tool. this is authoritarian third world country tactics. >> but melissa, if you were in office, again when he do that times? too because next time, around the number one thing he would be looking for in all of his top officials will be loyalty pledge. >> it's actually really interesting, the reporting also suggests that he is no longer enamore

this would be the question that he asked of jim comey before he fired him as director of the fbi, what you as loyalty. that is what he would seek from every lawyer in the executive branch. and what this means is that the justice department, the power of prosecution would become a prerogative of president donald trump. he would exercise prosecutions as a way to punish his enemies. he would and prosecutions to reward his friends. nothing is more oppositional to the future of the democratic country then to give over this power to donald trump. it's really interesting that stephen miller, not a lawyer, who worked for jeff sessions, and when he fell out of favor with trump, miller stayed with trump, that he's one of the reported masterminds behind this team. this has nothing to do with supporting good government or the constitution, and everything to do with installing an autocratic leader. >> it just takes me back to jim comey and his book, looking to hide and camouflage himself into the curtains because he did not want to have to answer -- his lawyer, his guy, remember, trump and his gene

but amy comey barrett, they are nut jobs. >> just alito, justice thomas, justice kavanaugh, people whore strong in faith, only if you are left wing you are devout and doing things the right way. jen psaki is same person when press secretary stood in the press briefing room and said most americans get news from social media platforms, we are working with the platforms to limit what americans can see. i was like, the press person is talking about limiting free press, first amendment from the white house press room, that is jen psaki, i don't put a lot of weight in what she has to say. >> trey: chairman jim jordan, at least another year as chairman of the judiciary committee. thank you for joining us, look forward to watching you over the next year and having you back on. take care. coming up, looking like a third party candidate may have a real impact in 2024, but which existing party will be hurt the most? former south carolina congressman and no label leader joe cunningham joins us next. congressman and no labels leader joe cunningham joins u with cirkul, your water is deliciously flav

far was - >> because they were so wild, so inflammatory that they were salacious, if you are sean comey never want any of - that ever see the light of day that it went on this long's i felt was that, representation by his people, it never should've gotten this far. we should never have been hearing about it. >> interesting because, his internees i think we're likely working behind the scenes to stop that from happening over some point in time. you know there will be people will say hold on, every time someone makes a report as you are saying, or an's lawyers will speak about it. that the settlement is a foregone conclusion, what will that say to people who might be incentivized if they do not have truthful reports to make? let me ask this what---segun, he has stepped down from revolt. do you think he should have stepped down well? >> yes that was in them that have ability, to i know some of the people that are at revolt, they are fantastic in what they are trying to do with journalistic integrity and amplifying the voices of black people. and to have him looming large with the reports t

with hillary clinton and donald trump, you saw the comey letter coming out 11 days before the election. that certainly helped swing things in donald trump's election. might the middle east, what's happening right now, be a similar kind of event? obviously it's happening a year out, so biden has time to deal with it. but it does go to show you that sometimes things can happen. stuff happens that can affect the race. >> yeah, i think the middle east is a huge opportunity for joe biden because my basic theory about the race is that it's not driven so much by events. it's driven by deep stereotypes in voters' minds. the deep stereotype that voters have is that democrat candidates are weak and soft and they can't say no to anybody, and they especially yield to pressure groups. now, this is maybe a very false impression, but it's deeply rooted in the way we think about elections. as i said in the article, it's kind of crazy that donald trump is claiming to be the candidate of strength. this is a guy who can't walk down a slide. he can't open a jar of pickles without help. but that's going to

, donald trump would often call for the prosecution of his political enemies, whether it was james comeyandy mccabe, the prosecution of joe biden, barack obama, hillary clinton, and i'm going to defend someone like bill barr who i wrote a negative book about, but bill barr had a line he would not cross. big barr ignored those. he wasn't going to go out and indict barack obama or andy mccabe. what donald trump is telling us, i'm going to pick different types of people the next time around, people who don't even have that line, and that to me is really really dangerous. >> to be clear, there's no check on that. there's no body that is a check on that. >> people can defend themselves and certainly try and either counter sue or -- >> i'm saying the official act. >> that's right. and that's why we have to be careful about who and how we pick our presidents. this is real serious stuff, and you have to take him at his word. this whole idea that weaponization, you know, they're weaponizing the justice department by looking into what i did at mar-a-lago. a lot of that is going to fall apart when

the arrested extraordinary audits of comey and mccabe. to your point, he already did this. it seems like the very important sort of fact check for ourselves. and we do it instinctively when we talk about political violence, that we live in a post january six america and a post paul pelosi -- paul pelosi attack. we also live in a post using doj to prosecute your ones perceived and it enemies, and i wonder if anyone's proceeding on that? list >> i am thinking about the ways in which he has, there is pressure campaign will president, has made the fbi -- shy, and people we have spoken to just writ large have talked about, as i reported and the story, in the summertime, they talk about the dead bodies and the ground in the wake of the hurricane. there are peoples whose careers obviously were if not maimed, ruined. if not, ruined maimed. forgive me by the president continually coming after those, the names he learned were involved in a straight up standard criminal investigation. i have to say, in fairness, there were mistakes and some of that criminal destination, but there was

ed: professor comey have argued in your research that what we need is denser -- professor, you have arguedrch that what we need is denser, higher capacity memory. what is the solution? how do we find that? arijit: the solution can be multiple layers of the stack. looking at other kinds of material properties that can be used as memory. the next is circuits. you can read, write and access them with the least amount of energy and highest performance. then architecture. how do you put the whole thing together? more advanced solutions. the idea would be to keep bringing the memory and -- the memory closer to the chip. it's an example where you would use something like the integration technique to bring the chip or cpu closer. people are looking at researching solutions where you stack the memory on top of the logic or bring logic into the memory so you can do what is called processing in memory. there are multiple research avenues that are being explored in academia and the industry and one or multiple of those will become the solution of the future. i think the mantra is have more memory, den

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james comey the media also plays role.and one of the things that the media does is they happen to know about an arrest of somebody and they show up and they're waiting. how how does that district attorney use the media every their advantage? well everyone, in law enforcement in general should use the media because you're in the service public interest business and the way you communicate what you're doing and why it matters to the public through the media. but there's a in close to my experience relationship, law enforcement and the media in new york. i think it's a function, a number of things, including that there's enormous law enforcement organizations with lots people that media members might be able to speak to. and the media is enormous, concentrated in new york and there are longstanding source relationship tips that used to frustrate me when i was u.s. attorney and when i was the director of the fbi, because stuff would get out in new york in a way it wouldn't elsewhere. and oftentimes when you're trying do an arr

james comey says he's very pleased that the uncle of biden will come in. james biden made a comment to the irs, i have that document, he said, i don't know what kevin morris is up to. i don't know why he's giving so much money to hunter biden. the biden family, the arkansas judge, the chuay'kong, fbi, have all been asking questions about this deal. tonight people can see what the facts are and then they can make up their own mind. >> sean: john solomon, editor and chief. joining us now with more reaction, the author of a brand-new explainer for the u.s. constitution, and other patriotic documents. amazon.com, hannity.com. along with allen dershowitz and former acting u.s. attorney general matt whittaker. this promissory note part is less impressive to me because if there is paperwork, if it was a loan that would be perfectly legal and legitimate, i'm assuming, matt whittaker. the issue to me is, what we've now found and discovered, and what we're hearing from james comber, that there are all of these suspicious activity reports, all of these shell corporat

he has accused jim comey and andrew mccabe, pete struck and others of treason. what does it mean if a president who runs on retribution -- and i just named a few of the people he'd like to retaliate against -- has lawyers that make that u.s. government policy? >> well, just to make this worse, i think it's important to take this reporting and put it side by side with the reporting that the former president if re-elected wants to get rid of civil service. so there will be no sort of career people to stand in his way. but the idea that people like jeff sessions and bill barr were not sort of malleable enough for donald trump is one that is -- i find somewhat shocking. but i think if you put this in perspective in terms of history, lawyers being complicit with authoritarian regimes are very necessary. it is what gives the veneer of legitimacy to a host of horrific authoritarians that we can look to around the world, and i think that we would then look to here in the united states to make it appear that things are lawful when they're not. it also would make it impos

we didn't raid hillary clinton's house and we had james comey come out famously in 2016 and what didcutor will bring this case. why are we bringing cases against president trump? why are we maliciously prosecuting people like latisha james going after the trump family and everybody else, my good friend, the county executive in republicans letter county -- rennsler county who was a acquitted in split second timing. we have to get tough. we have to throw everything at them. they throw everything at us. we need to do the same back. we need to be you a aggressive and ferocious, i have to say. maria: it's in plain sight, the special county claims he's not expected to bring charges, instead robert herr will release a report he says which will criticize how buy done handled the classified documents. meanwhile, president trump is facing 40 charges for the same thing. florida congressman byron donalds posted this online, meanwhile, trump faces up to 450 years in prison for holding onto documents less than a year after he left the white house. this is an unequal application of the law. dismiss

you get james comey 2.0 after that. you have to be willing to shut that apparatus down. 75% reduction. we have a plan. 50% of the current federal regulations that congress never passed and we never elected people to pass are passed by unelected bureaucrats. the supreme court tells us those are unconstitutional. if i swear an oath, i keep it. we will resend those on day one. if you want incremental change, go with someone else. but if you want the quantum leap , you have to be ready for the swamp to strike back. >> another question would be think that's why a lot of us in the republican party are disappointed with republicans because they uncover all these things and don't do anything about it. >> i'm using the republican party frankly as a vehicle to advance american agenda because if an existing traditional politician from another generation would have gotten this done. that's why we will not stop until we get the job done. let's give these guys a chance here. keeping her full-time job as a surgeon and doing this, she

comey crazy. but i think world war ii already happened. is also appeared to mix of biden, a self-described old white guy, with former president black obama, and subscribe skinny black eye with big years, at least seven times during a few different republican appearances by forbes's account. that includes an instance from his recently as last saturday, when trump is clearly referring to the sitting president, but said obama's name instead. trump seems to be having trouble keeping his world leaders straight in general. at a rally in new hampshire on october 23rd, he showered praise on hungary's authoritarian prime minister, viktor orban, and referred to as quote, the leader of turkey. maybe that's because viktor orban is way easier to say than recep tayyip erdogan, who is actually the leader of turkey. and another campaign, stop six days later, trump, this, time correctly identified orban as the leader of hungary, but then incorrectly said that it bordered russia. that's hungary. that's russia. here's ukraine in the middle. more than 500 mil

we're comey from what i've been told from eyewitnesses that students just simply with walking or rushing away from and that caught the eye of sheriff's office and they're trying to keep everybody together. so that's why they did in that. outside of that, we don't why that person was taken away. but at this time just let out students are walking off camsus, reunited with their families and >> there was great sense of anxiety earlier on and being h% right now. >> philippe, thank you for being on top of this story for us. if anything changes in the next hour, we know we can go to you to get the latest information but now will go to the latest in the trial. the man accused of attacking former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband inside their san francisco home. the proceedings got underway earlier today, david de pap facing 2 charges, including attempted kidnapping kron four's to co is at the courthouse earlier today. she joins us now live with the very latest on this case. thanks for joining us. theresa high in the trial took off quickly today with some big developments. first, some new vid

you can put biden, and you could put comey on, you ca putt, you know, anyone else's name, including michaelrepetitive attacks that are made by donald trump. what does that tell you, michael, about the nature of the donald trump defense over and over again over the years? >> he is the victim all the time. he is always using somebody else as the reason why he is in these troubles. always the victim. always somebody else's fault. i it's side when i was testifying before the house oversight committee, i don't want people to lose truck. that was only one hearing out of seven that i gave testimony to. that donald's always plays the victim, it's always somebody else's fault. he is never to blame for anything. and, fact none of us have seen, over the four year period, when he was president, taking accountability for anything. this playbook is easy to understand. if you look at donald's history, plain and simple. >> riddle me this, make it make sense. how does somebody who is just the victim all the time, like donald trump, yet, simultaneously, wants to claim that he's such a brilliant and seasoned

you get james comey 2.0 after that. you have to be willing to shut that apparatus down. 75% reduction. we have a plan. 50% of the current federal regulations that congress never passed and we never elected people to pass are passed by unelected bureaucrats. the supreme court tells us those are unconstitutional. if i swear an oath, i keep it. we will resend those on day one. if you want incremental change, go with someone else. but if you want the quantum leap , you have to be ready for the swamp to strike back. >> another question would be think that's why a lot of us in the republican party are disappointed with republicans because they uncover all these things and don't do anything about it. >> i'm using the republican party frankly as a vehicle to advance american agenda because if an existing traditional politician from another generation would have gotten this done. that's why we will not stop until we get the job done. let's give these guys a chance here. keeping her full-time job as a surgeon and doing this, she

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people say fire christopher right they get james comey 2.0. the problem there is the machine. we will shut down the fbi actually. shut down the department of education. shut down government agencies and some people say this is a little extreme. how would you shut down the fbi question how about how we do it 37 employees in the fbi. 20000 of them have asked in the j edgar hoover in the back drop headquarters where the corruption comes from. 15000 agents on the frontline. we are going to reassign them to the u.s. marshals which has a specialization far more focused and more effective than the fbi. to the financial crimes enforcement network far more special dea take up the fentanyl epidemic. not only are we reducing size, cost, corruption we are also improving the effectiveness of the government itself. the department of education the federal government has nothing to do should have nothing to do using our taxpayer dollars to tell local schools you don't get that federal money list to adopt toxic ideology. i believe that learning for my predecessor trump was a great president wi

i got rid of the top fbi guys, i got rid of comey.didn't i probably would not be standing here. that was good instinct. a friend of mine, a strong political person that everyone knows says, that has to be the biggest mistake to fire that guy. look at what is happening. and last week he said it was one of the greatest political instinct moves he has ever seen because there were bad things planned. we learned about them. it was like throwing a rock into a hornets nest when i fired that guy. and then we learned about the insurance policy. remember the insurance policy? darling, darling -- she is going to win. isn't she? yes, darling. she is going to win 100 million to one but in case she does not win, we have an insurance policy. that was the beginning. right, fellas? that was the beginning when they said, we have an insurance policy which meant that they had a policy that if i won, they would get me out of office. they got rid of all of these people. we had a lot of things happen. we had a lot of amazing successes. we did a great job --

i got rid of the top fbi guys, i got rid of comey.didn't i probably would not be standing here. that was good instinct. a friend of mine, a strong political person that everyone knows says, that has to be the biggest mistake to fire that guy. look at what is happening. and last week he said it was one of the greatest political instinct moves he has ever seen because there were bad things planned. we learned about them. it was like throwing a rock into a hornets nest when i fired that guy. and then we learned about the insurance policy. remember the insurance policy? darling, darling -- she is going to win. isn't she? yes, darling. she is going to win 100 million to one but in case she does not win, we have an insurance policy. that was the beginning. right, fellas? that was the beginning when they said, we have an insurance policy which meant that they had a policy that if i won, they would get me out of office. they got rid of all of these people. we had a lot of things happen. we had a lot of amazing successes. we did a great job --

we started with comey. we got rid of him and a lot of bad people.e will root out the corruption, bribery and influence in our nations capital. we will start by exposing every last crime committed by crooked joe biden. because now that he indicted me we are allowed to look at him. he did real bad things. we will restore law and order to our immunities -- communities. i will direct a completely overhauled doj to investigate every marxist prosecutor in america for their illegal racist in reverse enforcement of the law. on day one i will sign a new executive order to cut federal funding for any school pushing critical race theory, transgender insanity, and other inappropriate racial, sexual or political content onto our children. i will not give one penny to any school that has a vaccine mandate or a mask mandate. host: now you have heard a little bit from last night's debate hosted by nbc in the former president's rally, both taking place in miami. kimberly from illinois, democratic color. you are up first. caller: hi greta. thanks for taking my call.

what he's done to you, pete, and, you know, he had jim comey, and andy mccabe, and -- he's targeted andouraged prosecutions, in some cases successfully, into a lot of people that threatened him because of his perception that the rule of law would harm him in some way. and this is the part that i'm reluctant to share, but going to do it. it's working. this is from nbc's reporting. in march of 2023 the pew research center found that 38% of republicans and republican-leaning adults had a favorable view of the fbi. 53% had an unfavorable view of the bureau. mind you, it's been led by christopher wray who trump hand-picked after republican chris christie recommended him. back to th reporting, that is a significant rapid shift among republicanvoters, over just a few years of the trump era. in 2018 49% of those republicans and republican-leaning adults viewed the fbi favorably, and 44% viewed it unfavorably. back in january of 2017 just before trump took offic 65% of repuicans had a favorable view of the fbi, 21% had an unfavorable view, and in 2010 71% of republicans had a favorable view of t

we started with comey, we got rid of him. we got rid of a lot of bad people. we will route out the corruption, bribery and influence in our nations capital and we will start by exposing every last crime committed by crooked joe biden, because now that he indicted me, we are allowed to look at him. but he did real bad things. we will restore law and order to our communities, and i will direct a completely overhauled doj to investigate every marxist prosecutor in america for their illegal, racist and reversed enforcement of the law. on day one, i will sign a new executive order to cut that are a funding for any school pushing critical race theory, transgender insanity and other in rubbery at racial, sexual or political content onto our children. and i will not give one penny to any school that has a vaccine mandate or a mask mandate. host: again, that was former president donald trump during his rally on wednesday. let's bring it back to you and your research, patrick. when we hear from trump the way his populist speeches, how does it appeal to the multiracial c

we started with comey, we got rid of him. we got rid of a lot of bad people. we will route out the corruption, bribery and influence in our nations capital and we will start by exposing every last crime committed by crooked joe biden, because now that he indicted me, we are allowed to look at him. but he did real bad things. we will restore law and order to our communities, and i will direct a completely overhauled doj to investigate every marxist prosecutor in america for their illegal, racist and reversed enforcement of the law. on day one, i will sign a new executive order to cut that are a funding for any school pushing critical race theory, transgender insanity and other in rubbery at racial, sexual or political content onto our children. and i will not give one penny to any school that has a vaccine mandate or a mask mandate. host: again, that was former president donald trump during his rally on wednesday. let's bring it back to you and your research, patrick. when we hear from trump the way his populist speeches, how does it appeal to the multiracial c

had you got form mr comey for arranging for people to be escorted from number 10 before?'t believe everything you read in the newspapers that story is not accurate . accurate. >> i don't care how it's done , >> i don't care how it's done, but that woman must be out of our hair. we cannot keep dealing with this horrific meltdown of the while dodging the british state while dodging stilettos that , say , sarah. stilettos from that, say, sarah. >> because sarah, you know dominic cummings , you've written dominic cummings, you've written a powerful piece in the paper today about his unhinged , today about his unhinged, unhinged vendetta against boris and your own ex—husband, michael gove. yes. who he used to be friends with. he friends with. yes is he a misogynist ? no he's he's he's an misogynist? no he's he's he's an equal opportunities pig. >> yes. he's rude to everybody. yes. he's not particularly . i yes. he's not particularly. i mean, women are not especially singled out for unpleasant treatment . i think the he coined treatment. i think the he coined a fantastic new sw

had you got form mr comey for arranging for people to be escorted from number 10 before? not accurate . accurate. >> i don't care how it's done , >> i don't care how it's done, but that woman must be out of our hair. we cannot keep dealing with this horrific meltdown of the state while dodging the british state while dodging stilettos that . wow stilettos from that. wow >> i felt a little sorry for some broadcasters yesterday because they had to keep cutting away from it because it was so it was so full of swear words. but helen mcnamara has already done a report on on the toxicity that she believed existed in number 10. and what's also interesting about her is that she provided karaoke for a lockdown event in downing street and subsequently got fined by the metropol police and apologised for her error of judgement. so there will be plenty of questions for her, but the whole day yesterday was full of what dominic cummings painted as a picture of dysfunction. dither ring chaos references to bons dither ring chaos references to boris johnson being a the trolley because he c