over boris johnson's others, as a sort of damocles over borisjohnson's head. others, as a sort of damocles that if borisjohnson was not to sign a letter, that somebody else would. if it did go back on the zist, it else would. if it did go back on the 21st, it is not clear what way the legal ruling would go, but do you feel confident as things stand that there is no way around, no path, to a no—deal brexit on the 31st? there is no way around, no path, to a no-deal brexit on the 31st? there is no lawful path unless british parliament votes for a no—deal brexit and we know on every occasion that the parliament has been asked to do that it has been firmly and overwhelmingly against a no—deal brexit. i am satisfied there is no lawful path which is important. we have a prime minister with no majority in parliament but we still live in a democracy bound by law. mps are now going to be sitting on that date as well. it remains to be seen that date as well. it remains to be seen next week whether there is a dealfor mps to seen next week whether there is a deal for mps to vote on and which way it wil

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delighted the court are keeping a watching brief and, what has been described as others, as a sword of damocles what you wanted from the court was a provision that if borisjohnson was not to sign a letter, that somebody else would. if it did go back on the 21st, it is still not clear what way the legal ruling might go, but do you feel confident, as things stand, that there is no way around, no path, to a no—deal brexit on the 31st? there is no lawful path unless the british parliament votes for a no—deal brexit and we know on every occasion that the parliament has been asked to do that, it has been firmly and overwhelmingly against a no—deal brexit. i am satisfied now there is no lawful path, which is very important. we have a prime minister with no majority in parliament but we still live in a democracy bound by the rule of law. the 19th of october is that deadline we are now talking about. mps are now going to be sitting on that date as well. it remains to be seen next week whether there is a dealfor mps to vote on and if there is, which way it will go. but potentially other scenarios will be

court keep the sword of damocles hanging over borisjohnson's end.action today. we want the focus to be on the political process. the extension request is there, that must be allowed to work through, parliament must work through this week, and the court welcome back in, if necessary, ata court welcome back in, if necessary, at a later stage. whether the issue of the letters is ungracious or unlawful or anything else, is in a way, a red herring. if the eu decide to ta ke way, a red herring. if the eu decide to take the request seriously?m way, a red herring. if the eu decide to take the request seriously? it is a red herring, others may think, as ido, a red herring, others may think, as i do, that borisjohnson has acted in bad faith. he may well technically be, but the key thing is he sent a request for an extension and that you are taking it seriously. so that is a victory, for those of us who have been campaigning for the prime minister to follow along. turning to the other issues of the day, the meaningful what we do not know will happen, meanwhile

[chanting] stephen: this is the damocles hanging over hong kong, chinese military intervention, an estimatedsoldiers are stationed in hong kong at any given time with thousands more located across the border where china held recent exercises and produced a fairly threatening video on containing civil unrest. [shand -- shouting] to be fair, there are rarely seen and have played a minimum role. the ramifications for both hong kong and china would be enormous. and godat happens, forbid, it will be the end of one country, two systems. it will also put at very serious risk hong kong's reputation as a premier financial services center. stephen: rather than ask if pla will intervene, we first must ask candidate? it states that the pla "shall not interfere." government mayal ask china for assistance from the garrison and the maintenance of public order and disaster relief. it is not that black-and-white. thatticle 18, it clarifies a state of emergency can be declared in hong kong if turmoil "endangers national unity or security, and is beyond the control of the government of hong kong." then beijing

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at the state department, up to and including secretary mike pompeo is living under the tweet of damoclesdo anything. they can't say anything for fear that the next morning there will be something from the president that undercuts them. so they are frozen. they are paralyzed. and, you know, we're seeing it play out in the turkey/syria situation. we're seeing it play out when perhaps even the secretary wanted to defend ambassador yovanovitch but felt that the next day trump could tweet something out throwing her under the bus and him under the bus. you cannot run our diplomacy in this way. >> do you believe that secretary of state mike pompeo is himself at risk of impeachment because of the way that he has been involved in this scheme that the president is being impeached for now and because of his behavior since? >> look, i think his behavior is shameful. i don't think we are out to impeach the trump administration. we are looking at the conduct of the president of the united states. he is responsible for everything that we are talking about today, and it is our highest constitutional dut

not be put through the strain either of the windrush hostile environment or indeed the sword of damocles of definite stay in this country. i will just five years of definite stay in this country. i willjust remind the house, it was this party that in july 2016, andy burnham, then our shadow home secretary, moved a motion guaranteeing permanent rights and residents of eu nationals, and the prime minister was the only tory to support it at that time. i don't know what happened to him since then. again, mr speaker, on the subject of trade and investment, will the chancellor do his job and provide the huw with a comprehensive economic impact assessment on this deal, or at the very least —— provide the house. or at the very least will you do so before the report stage? this bill falls very short in all areas. i have given way a great deal, mr speaker. i am sure you will all agree. i will make some progress then give way to my friend over there and the member from brighton. on jobs and over there and the member from brighton. onjobs and manufacturing, this deal will reduce access to the market

you won't have the outside of damocles hanging over.nted to sure we had enough time before the 31st of october because the mac which is why the deadline up to date was set, ten days before the scheduled date of departure. if we are not on route to leave with a deal that both the eu and the uk parliament accept then we should request an extension so we have more time to do that. i make no bones about it. peter is a hardcore, wants us about it. peter is a hardcore, wants us to leave the eu, and i am hard—core i don't want to leave. i wa nt hard—core i don't want to leave. i want to stop brexit because i think it is fundamentally bad for the country. you want to stop it completely. which is why i think it is important to make the point. there are hundreds of thousands of people outside parliament right now who also don't want to leave the eu and think, actually, this shouldn't be something thatjust and think, actually, this shouldn't be something that just 650 and think, actually, this shouldn't be something thatjust 650 mps determined. 65