stuart purvis| former chief executive of itm.ays there are still many unanswered questions. this sto has many unanswered questions. this story has been — many unanswered questions. try 3 story has been locked from the very beginning by a dangerous absence of fact for them at every stage that has been more questions than answers. that remains the case tonight. yes, the emphasis has shifted put up now it seems the parents may have raised with the sun —— with the sun concerns which died not directly reflect the concerns of their child. that's simply to interpret what's been asserted. at no stage in this story have we seen the full details that the sun purports to have. a former director of the sun appeared on bbc�*s world at one this afternoon and made the case that when he was editor he would expect to produce pictures, identify the accused and take the story all the way to the facts from the very beginning. he suggested that the reason the sun had not done this on this occasion is at the audience has changed its appetite and adver

but when itm coulds to the documents kate and if there is an indictment with the 2020 election effortscould we potentially see him taking the stand? >> hard to imagine him doing that unless he feels like that he's made some real leeway into the case. but there is nothing much for him to gain at this point. the evidence is what it is. and it is not like he could refute he had the documents. it is the legal question of whether he had the right to have those documents. >> michael moore. >> glad to be with you. >>> heat aert wills today and some cities seeing nonstop triple-digits temperatures for days and weeks. >>> plus 19,000 people are forced to evacuate after fires ripped through a greek resort town. more on the effort to get people to safety. and there he is. chaz. the rec league's self-crowned pickleball king. do you just bow wn? no you de-thrown the king. pedialyte. 3x the electrolytes. check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and i

i mean, they're basicall nurturr trying to teach kids that itm is the norm to be. so tso when people go into college, they want to be accepted, obviously. so they pretend that they're . so i guess that's the whole thing. like we're all a little bit. like, look at kat tonighi guess >> she's so hot. right, guys? like, i've always had dreamsight about barbie, and now it's like coming., true.. i mean, i don't know. my next sleepover with kat is going to be different next time. oh, my goodness. i mean, it's cool to be, so. yeah, i'm from an outgoing is over. >> i actually identify as a heterosexual male. sexual >> but you already know that. yeah. but tonight i am a . yeles. loftis identifies as a homeless tracy chapman. yes. i have a fast car. and you live in it when it's. >> i think these ivy league kids are brilliant lea. sm i think they're really smart. i'm with you on this one. it's a get.arn thisit's a wonderful get out of. jail free card, right? you don't have to work on yourself. you don't have to be special if you fail at anythingl,like you're like, it's because

you have been high—level management at itm, would anything have been done differently?ve any where near- differently? itn did not and does not receive any where near as . differently? itn did not and does i not receive any where near as many complaints as the bbc does, simply because of the scale and reach of the bbc. but the principle is the same, how does a complaint which raises significant issues get raised when the people who field the initial complaint up to the top of the organisation. that's why i can see tim davie does not want to wait two or three months to hear the answer, he wants an answer more quickly, just in case something else happens in the meantime. he wants to be clear that the people getting the first set of the complaints realises what he needs to know very soon. what you make of the timings? for some of it, we do not know but there was a hint we could see the best outcome of some of these investigations come autumn, does that sound right to you?— that sound right to you? yeah, i have to say _ that sound right to you? yeah, i have to say dealing _

but itme also goes back to just the national security of the whole thing. if securhe whole they're not abk somebody bringing illicit drugs into the white house bringin, ts very concerning. and it's not only the white house. let's keep in mindthot only they seem to have too much of an issue with the drugs coming across our southerne of dru border, kig hundreds of thousands of americans. so it's this reckless, carelesss attitude when it comes to illicit drugs. and jason, that clip that you played earliereso drugs. wie mainstream media cackling and laughing about this like it's no bi ng aboutg deal.to me. that's really disheartening to me because there's many americans not from cocaine overdose, but maybe cocaine laced with fentanyt froml that t died. so the fact that they're just laughing this off like it' thas some kind of a party trickalling is appalling to me t. >> yeah.huho the idea that nobody got hurt, you know, how dow do you know t? the the drugs, the flow, the transportation and all ofe t that. ari, i need to ask you one other thing. again, you have

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