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we haven't even talked about the crime and justice bill, _ which is far from being a one—clause or two—clause was - erroneously suggesting. this will be a substantial piece of legislation, _ setting out how we're - going to protect the public. it's a load of gimmicks. nonsense. it's not working, there are real issues. the government needs to be clear that it is absolutely behind its climate change commitments and give confidence to the renewables industry. the liberal democrats say there wasn't enough on the nhs or sewage, and criticised the crime bills. on criminaljustice, we know that system is creaking at the seams, but the government seem to want to add more to it, rather than necessarily helping the police and the criminaljustice system more widely deliver. frankly, it seems like they're waiting for a general election. maybe they should just get on and deliver one. this speech is certainly part of preparing the ground for that election, as well as setting out what mps will be focusing on in the run—up. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. that's what played out here in westminster. but now

and their sentencing the their sentencing bill, the criminal justice new powers criminal justice bills to crime, forced to tackle complex crime, forced criminals to hear their sentence. i think it's quite you know, it might work. think know, it might work. i think there's bills for that there's 21 bills for me that is a that gives you a timetable towards next election. and for me, means he's going me, that means he's going very long possibly. think long indeed. possibly. i think now i think for the first time until january 2025, i think he's going full distance constitutionally as far as they can go. that's right. late january 20th, 25. i think he's going down those stairs every single day. number 10, downing street. haven't been street. nigel, you haven't been there have you.7 when there yet, have you? but when you there, eventually and you do go there, eventually and your political career, even your long political career, even your long political career, even your news you climb your career gb news as you climb those stairs, all those pms look down on with their dates down on you wi

and their sentencing the their sentencing bill, the criminal justice new powers criminal justice bills to crime, forced to tackle complex crime, forced criminals to hear their sentence. i think it's quite you know, it might work. think know, it might work. i think there's bills for that there's 21 bills for me that is a that gives you a timetable towards next election. and for me, means he's going me, that means he's going very long possibly. think long indeed. possibly. i think now i think for the first time until january 2025, i think he's going full distance constitutionally as far as they can go. that's right. late january 20th, 25. i think he's going down those stairs every single day. number 10, downing street. haven't been street. nigel, you haven't been there have you.7 when there yet, have you? but when you there, eventually and you do go there, eventually and your political career, even your long political career, even your long political career, even your news you climb your career gb news as you climb those stairs, all those pms look down on with their dates down on you wi

bills. >> a quarter of those . five of >> a quarter of those. five of them about criminal justicecing, new powers to tackle complex sunak economic crime victims and prisoners bill terrorism and investigatory powers. there's some wobbles in there. i note notably on the sentencing bill, which is meant to increase terms in jail for murderers and rapists and terrorists. they've also saying they're they're going to grasp the nettle and legislate for a presumption to suspend a sentence for anyone jailed or sentenced for less than 12 months. and now that is a soft on crime issue . but a soft on crime issue. but they're hoping they can show that being tougher on murderers, rapists, terrorists and the like to try and weigh against that. also, the in the criminal justice bill in their tackling persistent nuisance and organised begging. now, that doesn't go as far as we saw at the weekend suella braverman the home secretary saying that charities will be banned from giving out to those who giving out tents to those who are but an are homeless. but there's an attempt make people's attempt here

covid justice bill to force.easonable force. remember the lucy letby case in in that situation and a net zero bills we know to force the government to put out oil and gas licences every year. the tories will hope that if labour get in, they've got to repeal that and that might be awkward for them given theissue might be awkward for them given the issue with the energy energy price bills, other measures bans on regulations on self on smoking regulations on self driving, a football regulator for you, andrew, and i love football . football. >> chris. effectively this is the tory manifesto for the next general election, isn't it? it is certainly gearing up for that. >> what we're not seeing is tax cuts . that's in two weeks time, cuts. that's in two weeks time, the autumn statement. that's when we'll see the actual what it means for our viewers, the poundin it means for our viewers, the pound in their pocket, how they can be benefited. this is more of a longer term view here. the government thinks they're quite stron

it would seek to approve transparency around gifts received by justices. the bill has little prospect of becoming law in the republican-controlled house. the other thing is the potential shutdown of the federal government in four days. you can comment on either one of those things. you can also text us at (202)-748-8003. let's hear from ray in ithaca, new york, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. on the supreme court, i support the ethics agreement that the justices have made and i think these are all nine honorable people. i think republicans will support speaker johnson. it only hurts republicans if we shut down the government. all we are doing is giving back pay. let's support this and keep things going and keep working on deals. host: are you ok with passing a bill if it means a good deal of democrats signing onto it as well? caller: that is fine with me. i think we have to work together. that is the only way we are going to get things done. i am good with that. host: that is ray in ithaca, new york. one of the people commenting yesterday was

we haven't talked about the | crime and justice bill which is far from _ crime and justice bill which to slow down of the process because there aren't enough places in prison _ because there aren't enough places in rison. . , �* ., ., in prison. that isn't what the lord chancellor — in prison. that isn't what the lord chancellor said, _ in prison. that isn't what the lord chancellor said, he _ in prison. that isn't what the lord chancellor said, he talked - in prison. that isn't what the lord chancellor said, he talked about i chancellor said, he talked about short sentences which are sometimes not effective. for serious criminals we are talking about putting them in prison for longer and that's what the public would expect to see. 90% of the crimes reported last year were not investigated by the police. what is in this for scotland? reign there is an awful lot that is england and wales only, or england only. we had the oil, you are an aberdeen mp and a loss ofjobs in oil in your constituency so that's tricky for you, isn't it?— tricky for you, isn't it? there is ener: tricky for you,

we haven't even talked about the | crime and justice bill, which is far from being a one—clause - or e a substantial piece of legislation setting out how. we will protect the public. it's a load of gimmicks. nonsense. the snp thinks it sends the wrong message on oil and gas. it's not working, there are real issues, the government needs to be clear that it is absolutely behind its climate change commitments and give confidence to the renewables industry. the liberal democrats say there wasn't enough on the nhs or sewage, and criticised the crime bills. on criminaljustice, we know that system is creaking at the seams, but the government seem to want to add more to it, rather than necessarily helping the police and the criminaljustice system more widely deliver. frankly, it seems like they're waiting for a general election. maybe they should just get on and deliver one. this speech is certainly part of preparing the ground for that election, as well as setting out what mps will be focusing on in the run—up. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. so what exactly will mps be focusing on? this

bill: no. the department of justice has problems. i think a lot of our departments and institutions have problems. they've become politicized, more and more aspects of life are politicized, not just in the government. the media is more politicized, medicine. every institution is becoming more politicized and that's true of government agencies, and i think there's a problem at the department, there's a problem with the f.b.i. that has to be dealt with but it's not like turn over the chess board. jan: are you worried about that if trump goes back in? bill: yeah, i'm worried. it's important that someone like trump has people around him who give him straight from the shoulder advice and aren't yes people and aren't afraid of him and will try to talk sense into him when he goes off on some wild idea. i don't think there will be as many people around him as there were before. jan: what is his biggest flaw? as a leader, i guess? is it that it's narcissism, manipulative, petty, so many adjectives to throw out here. bill: his biggest flaw is

when i look at what some of the five justices - bill has to do that.. rwanda has little or no experience of considering and —— asylum applications from the relevant countries, where rwanda has declined applications, no written reasons have been provided and there is no right of appeal. rwanda has a surprisingly high rejection rate for claimants from known conflict zones, it has forcibly expelled some asylum seekers in the year maintaining close diplomatic relations with neighbouring countries. they absolutely demolished your policy —— in the interest of maintaining. how did anyone in government, the prime minister, your boss, the home secretary, ever think you would win this on appeal? you secretary, ever think you would win this on appeal?— secretary, ever think you would win this on a- eal? ., ., ., , this on appeal? you have to remember we won on the — this on appeal? you have to remember we won on the divisional— this on appeal? you have to remember we won on the divisional court - this on appeal? you have to remember we won on the divisional court

and this bill is a good step towards reducing deficits. the commerce, justiceience, related agencies appropriations bill provides net new spending of $53.38 million spending in jurisdiction under the subcommittee which is $23.756 billion below fy-23 enacted levels. that's a large cut. maybe it's not large enough but it is what has upset the other side of the aisle, that's for sure. you can disguise it anything you want but they're really upset about this bill because it cuts spending. not the kind of cuts to spending where we pretend to cut spending where we have some baseline that's actually increasing spending and then we reduce the baseline. no, i'm talking actual cuts in real dollars. that's what this bill does and why they're so excited and why they're so angry about this rule and this bill. by the way, this rule allows for 119 amendments. and when they say those are extreme amendments, what do those amendments do? they cut more. that's what the amendments do. none of those amendments increase spending. i think that's what they're upset about on the other

i think, you know, the areas there, the criminal justice bill, to tackle bill, new powers to tackle aort sentences, no more people being jailed for less than 12 months. now, that's an area which successive labour and tory administrations have not gone there. they are trying to do this and to the credit that the government, they are trying to tackle these big issues, looking beyond issues, looking almost beyond the take on these the election and take on these areas which other other governments to governments have, have failed to do. want to bring all do. they do want to bring all these 21 bills onto the statute book before next election . i book before the next election. i think what we are seeing here is a clear indication that he's going go quite long. the pm, going to go quite long. the pm, mr sunak into late next year, maybe as late as january 2025, before having this general election. he's trying to put as much distance as he wants as he can do. martin between the chaos of the truss administration 14 months ago and when he goes to the country. so i wonder whether you are seeing t

i think first of all this whole new york justice system, bill, is fraudulent in the sense that these are elected democrats. she is an elected democrat who as you point out campaigned for office on a vow that she would use the power of the state to get him, which is kind of a soviet way of going about your business. the judge is an elected democrat so the whole system is not like what we have in the federal system where you have appointed prosecutors and appointed judges who are vetted by the senate, at least in the hope that it will insure they won't use their power in an abusive way. in this system they are electing people on a promise of going after individuals, individuals who happen to be their political enemies. that should be troubling enough. the other thing is just in terms of like a sort of eighth amendment punishment principle where you have in this case a situation where the penalty they are talking about is so out of whack with the infraction that it ought to back everybody up. if you want to tell me that maybe they should fine trump a million dollars because he inflated

the department of justice under bill barr created a back channel through a u.s.ttsburgh scott brady to take in information relating to allegations about hunter biden and overseas business dealings. when reached by fox news today, bill barr said he had no comment on the subpoena request but abbe lowell is saying this violates hunter biden's fifth amendment rights. and hunter biden is moving forward with a federal trial on gun charges. could also be charged on tax crimes. >> john: make sure i have this straight. so abbe lowell is pushing trump was pushing investigation, even though the doj took five years what could have been investigated in five days. >> that's right, the hunter biden laptop in possession of authorities 2018, 5 years ago, and they are using this as a political, saying the prosecution from the beginning was politics, john. >> john: well, might be a difficult case to make, we'll see. >> we will. >> john: thank you, david. >> sandra: thank you, john. vivek ramaswamy calling out rnc chair woman mcdaniel as criticism grows over recent election losses a

we have a complete ban in west virginia and governor justice signed the bill that the republican legislature sent him. >> the big question on a lot of people's minds is the what next and why is manchin announcing it now, and is that a tease to the next steps? the take from the former, and one of his former senior advisers in the senate is that you should always take manchin at face value. let me play what he said. >> i think that he is going to do what he said in the op-ed. he is going to travel the country and see if he can mobilize the middle and give a voice to those who are there, the 65 or 70% of the country that does not work on the fringes, and doesn't care what happens on twitter, and they want to get stuff done in the middle. >> but, but, but. this is obviously very much fueling the speculation that he is itching to jump into the presidential race in 2024 as a centrist third-party ticket. where do you put the chances that he does? >> well, first of all, i agree that there is a desire where most people are in this country, and that is in the middle. everybody knows that is where the

there are five bills relating to crime and justice. ll, and investigatory powers bill, a terrorism bill and also a victim is an prisoners bill, which i think is being carried overfrom previously. i think the key takeaway here is a lot of the headlines and a lot of the narrative has been how the government is getting tough on sentencing and increasing the time served by rapists and the most serious sexual offenders in prison and more whole life orders for the most serious murders that have a sexual, sadistic elements. these are important measures and i think they will command wide public support. but what the government is not flagging and what the headlines that it wants you to read are not about are a couple of very important key measures that will reduce the prison population, orthey measures that will reduce the prison population, or they are designed to reduce the prison population and in some cases let prisoners out early. what the government is intending to do is to extend an early release scheme called home detention curfew, unde

it would seek to approve transparency around gifts received by justices. the billas little prospect of becoming law in the republican-controlled house. the other thing is the potential shutdown of the federal government in four days. you can comment on either one of those things. you can also text us at (202)-748-8003. let's hear from ray in ithaca, new york, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. on the supreme court, i support the ethics agreement that the justices have made and i think these are all nine honorable people. i think republicans will support speaker johnson. it only hurts republicans if we shut down the government. all we are doing is giving back pay. let's support this and keep things going and keep working on deals. host: are you ok with passing a bill if it means a good deal of democrats signing onto it as well? caller: that is fine with me. i think we have to work together. that is the only way we are going to get things done. i am good with that. host: that is ray in ithaca, new york. one of the people commenting yesterday was t

hampshire, senator shaheen, and i have worked to craft the appropriations bill for the subcommittee that we lead called commerce, justiceience and to balance those two core principles -- fiscal responsibility with thoughtful allocation of scarce resources. the cgas -- the cgs bill, one of those bills left to be considered on the floor, provides funding for a motive of federal agencies that play a critical role in the lives of every single american, certainly every single kansan. the national weather service, the national science foundation, and just a host of other activities which enjoy broad bipartisan support both here in congress and among the american people. with respect to fiscal responsibility, this bill -- commerce, justice, science -- for 2024 cuts actual federal spending by $1.is 3 billion compared to the amount of mo enthat was enacted in the previous fiscal year fy2023. that's about an amount equal to 1.5% below the current level of spending. so we are culting spending in our -- so we are cutting spending in our appropriations process. families face challenges in their own budgets. i think they should expec

chair, who never wavered in his pursuit of justice. i met bill over 15 years ago when he was president of the maurice jane sugar law center for economic and social justice. he was a mentor of mine and so many other movement lawyers. and a hero to those who sought justice. over the course of his career, bill sought to focus his work on protection of civil liberties, holding the powerful accountable to the constitution and fighting for the working class at home and around the world. he was always ready and willing to fight for the most vulnerable among us. bill was a pioneer people's lawyer, both in private practice in detroit and leading the center for constitutional rights and the national lawyer's guild. he was proud of representing the adeco prisoners and the vietnam survivors of agent orange and so many others of police violence and corrupt prosecution. it speaks to bill's character one of the most important lawyers in american history will best be remembered by those who close to him of his endless jokes and bottomless love for his children a

howard: you set me up for my next question to weaponization question you work at the justice department under bill what the former president had to say on univision when asked if he wins the election would engage in a political payback. >> if i happen to be president i see somebody is doing well and beating me very badly i say go down and indict them. mostly what that would be, they would be out of business. they would be ouch they would be out of the election. howard: is at ins or trouble you? >> of course it does. this is what happens and this is why the major danger apart from the fact it's a morally and ethically wrong to abuse the justice system against ones of political opponents but this is the consequence now that may be paid because democrats have gone after him is the justice system in a way that's very inappropriate for so long. i think the way you can discern a something as fair or not of course it president trump the former presidents going to say everything is unfair. but one of the ways you decide whether it is or not if you look at the situation and you say to yourself how has this

government averting a shutdown. 19 house republicans also blocked consideration of a republican bill to fund the justice department for most of next year. mostly due to objections from members of the conservative house freedom caucus. congressman chip roy is a member of the caucus. he voiced disappointment when the republican party and challenged his party colleagues to, quote, name one meaningful, significant thing the house republican majority has done this year. leader. mr. roy: i thank the speaker. i thank my friend from wisconsin for making t

humans is the fact that we've reached the moon, but we still don't know how to bring justice without going in since the bill by can use are many. and the last thing that the moment here is out of the, my name is arthur rosco, one and 44 years old. i married to the beautiful natalie, has 3 kids. i was born and raised here, sir, for an escaped or the one of my numbers in 2007, i started organization and a community called searching for piece together with dorian passcode. the, the idea started 2007. we delivered 14 boards made by is fairly shaffer's to some people that are living and gaza. as far as i remember, the is really defense for them to allow surfboards in because they considered it how fleming story material, it might be used to create some kind of a weapon out of the stupid and it was approved for a connection with the common is really, people, somebody doesn't like that mean is really, i mean to us and i cannot go into the 1st of all was my partner and matt olson is an american, was very well connected in his real and also in guys i need help distribute these boards in the beginning and really foun

this bill reauthorizes this program at the department of justice.ow, at a time when we're all concerned about violent crime in our neighborhoods, this is one of the most efficient, one of the most effective ways of combating violent crime in our neighborhoods that we've devised. it's inspired by a successful program that i appropriated when i was attorney general of texas that started in richmond, virginia, called project exile. what they realize is that if they targeted the most violent criminals, the ones who in violation of the law possess and use firearms in the commission of a crime, if they were prosecuted under mandatory minimums that this would prove as a big deterrent for people using firearms to commit crimes or carrying firearms when they are prohibited by law. since this nationwide program was launched in 2013, we've seen more than a 13% decrease in violent crime in cities with a high rate of program participation. this is a partnership between state, local, and federal. today, the american people are increasingly concerned about crime.

. >> sure, but they would not have passed the infrastructure bill without joe manchin. without joe justiceould not have that bill. >> that is true. >> here's the thing, he obviously has a history of no labels. or familiar with each other. i've not been associated for a long time, so i don't know -- >> can i say it again, i am not affiliated -- >> i don't want to speak for the organization, and i don't know what is going on, or what the conversations have been, but he has a history, i think, that could line up. but here's the bottom line for me. i trust joe lieberman more than anyone in politics. he's a man of faith, a man of his words. he says a couple of things, one, if we put this together and cannot win, we're not going to pull it down. >> joe manchin? >> joe manchin or whoever is on the ticket. >> you set joe lieberman. >> but joe lieberman is the chairman of -- he's the chairman of no labels. >> that makes sense, i did not know that. >> he's the chairman of no labels. he is a man, like you said, i trust anything he says. if we put together this ticket, they cannot clearly win, will pu

. >> will a restriction on tents being involved in the criminal justice bill?ears record over the past few years in tackling that. we're investing £2 and the investing £2 billion and the number people rough sleeping number of people rough sleeping is down by a third since the peak. and thanks our peak. and thanks to our homelessness reduction act, which piece of legislation which is a piece of legislation we while ago , we passed a little while ago, now have had now over 600,000 people have had their homelessness or rough sleeping alleviated or sleeping either alleviated or prevented. but there's always more. we're going to we can do. that's why we'll keep working at it. earlier in year it. we said earlier in the year that didn't want anyone to be that we didn't want anyone to be criminalised having criminalised for not having somewhere live, that's somewhere to live, and that's why going to repeal why we were going to repeal something vagrancy something called the vagrancy act, outdated piece act, which is an outdated piece of from 1800s. and at of law from th

justice. congressman moore's bill, the herschel woody williams national medal of honor monument location act would ensure the monument honoring these brave heroes can be placed in what is known as the reserve but commonly referred to as the national mall here in washington, d.c. a monument honoring our most exceptional citizens should be reflected in the location of the memorial. millions of americans and visitors travel every year to our nation's capital to learn about the history of our great nation. according to the national park service data, the national mall receives upwards of 25 million visitors each year. the monuments and memorials located on the national mall are the centerpiece of this history and it's appropriate to include a new monument honoring veterans who have displayed the most courageous acts of valor recognized by our country. in my home state of arkansas, our state capitol has a monument for the recipients on its ground and hope the one in arkansas and d.c. can display gratitude and patriotism for our mill heroes. earlier this year the committee on natural resources had the p

where he and bill barr, department of justice and the bureau of prisons, that they conspired to -- to infringe upon my first amendment constitutional right making me the very first political prisoner held by my own country because i won't wave my first amendment constitutional right not publish my book "disloyal" and not do television appearances an not do media, et cetera. if anybody thinks that this is a one-off, if donald trump becomes president of the united states again, it is not just going to be me being the very first person that this happened to, there is going to be a multitude people, possibly yourself included, jake. >> yeah, that has occurred to me. but our washington post article they talk about john kelly, bill barr, ty cobb and general mark milley. >> i mean, he talked about executing mark milley. you could imagine the man, a general who has given his life to serving and protecting this country as opposed to captain bone stur spur that avoided his responsibility that he wants to have this man executed because his angry at him. and then there is still americans that wan

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they also told us the criminal justice bill will increase the maximum jail time for people who sell knives like it? are they reliable? or have you had problems with the products you've ordered from them? do get in touch — details on the screen. so a very specific issue with temu today but it does raise more general concerns. plenty had buyers regret. ordered something that isn't quite what we hoped for. all what you need. we all need a ferret hammock, don't we? do you have the teddy bear shower cap? ican cap? i can neither confirm nor deny. what goes on in my bathroom stays in the bathroom. i am glad to hear it. peter, thanks. get in touch. coming up later. it's survival of the fittest as this weekend's planet earth takes us on a tour of the world's forests. we'll be joined by the husband and wife team behind the series. i hope that does not put you off breakfast. people sometimes don't like seeing close—ups of insects. i think they are beautiful. i think they are beautiful. i think they are beautiful. i think so. stunning. we will make you love them by the time we talked of the team. time

so, as among the $21.00 bill set out plans to toughen the criminal justice system reform rules for landlords and renters and introduced a year by year raising of the legal age was smoking as a part of the 1st king speech. since 1951 comes to an end time for its content, the government's legislative programs, and then went up to a general election to be debated, taking long term decisions to build a brighter future for our current. with the conservatives 20 points behind in the polls and the election a maximum 14 months away, the government is focusing on its criminal justice reforms, promising greater community safety. the main office of some legal policy is branded the program gimmicks division and more of the same of britain. how do you suppose it i'll just say around london about now to our coverage of the war on gaza. thousands of people around the world are continuing to take to the streets and supports of palestinians, focus on capitalism about thousands. mazda installed a diety to quote, for an immediate cease 5 seminar relatives were held across the country. and in that show lanka, h

bill. litigation is currently underway in texas versus the department of justice, i filed an amicus brief on that saying it's unconstitutional. you're supposed to have a quorum, how can you have a quorum when 226, a majority of the body, aren't even here? that's the whole definition of quorum. we have what i believe, regardless what the court ultimately says, because the court doesn't like to stick its nose in the business of the house but it should, i would say black letter english but it's really latin, what a quorum is, but it's, nevertheless, unconstitutional. you didn't have 226 -- 226 weren't even here and voted by proxy. you have an omnibus spending bill in my opinion is unconstitutional that we've been operating under since last december and now we're perpetuating an unconstitutional bill by voting for a continuing resolution of unconstitutional funding to fund the government at war with the american people at levels that are ingetting our kids and grandkids, well, congrats-frickin-lations. that is currently underway and will go in front of a judge sometime in december. my friends he

legal system to skirt its obligation and delay justice for ukraine. finally, the bill directs the president to engage with other allies and partners to establish an international mechanism. while i believe the united states has the authority to seize russian assets and send them to ukraine i do not believe that we should act alone. we should have our partners with us. according to on public reports, most of russian yeah's frozen assets are in europe. europe will need to participate. because this is an extraordinary situation, collective action in concert with our allies and partners will send a message to putin and any other authoritarian state contemplating illegal military action and more importantly u.s. leadership will be critical to encouraging our european allies. while the act is focused on domestic law, it sends a strong message to europe that seizing russia sovereign assets would be legal and appropriate under international law. under the international law of countermeasures third-party countries have the right to take proportionate temporary action to comply

and reforming the method of tax collection and based on justice and dealing with tax evasion, the tax bill on the collection of income went from the government to the parliament. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and his family , welcome to the 24 hour news section. 18 cooperation documents and a joint statement were signed by the officials of the two countries during the president's visit to tajikistan. participation in the meeting of joint high-ranking boards. press interview and trade conference of iran and tajikistan were other programs of mr. raisi in dushanbe. in these meetings, the presidents of the two countries focused on historical and cultural cooperation they emphasized on confronting the oppression of the zionist regime against the palestinians in gaza. the last program of the president was to meet with the speaker of the tajik parliament. the beginning of the president's visit to tajikistan in the rainy weather of dushanbe. and here is the official welcoming ceremony of the president of tajikistan to the president of iran. rea

those accused of killings in northern ireland between 19681998 victims groups argue the bill. denies them access to justice, showing how reports from belfast of 26 years after his son was killed by cro. bretzky's power minute was raymond mccord's, pursuit of justice is now focused on the government to london. various governments are trying to ensure that will never be able to grace, and many people like stuck on how we will repeat them in court. the northern island troubles act prevent new investigations and office conditional immunity for crimes committed during 3 decades of conflict. westminster says it's intended to promote reconciliation. victims groups say it's a breach of their human rights. assessed for tax security is unsafe already step and i am a unionist person and i have no problem whatsoever saying that the government phones covered in blood in the catholic suburbs of london dairy. another families still no one's 15 year old daniel hesitate was gone down by a british soldier during operations to reclaim so called no go areas there in 1972, all the em cross find the time to pose no threat. and

team is asking federal court to subpoena former president trump, former attorney general bill barr and other justice public reporting show incessant, improper and partisan pressure applied by then president trump in retaliation to an investigation of mr. biden. matt whitaker, former acting attorney general joins us now to explain this to us. thank you for joining us. hunter biden wants to subpoena donald trump. what is his play here? >> i think a couple plays here. one, if he can meet the high bar demonstrating it was politically motivated and illegal under the constitution and fifth amendment, that would be huge and the spectacle of bringing donald trump and bill barr and rich donahue would be a pr stunt. because of the fact he admitted in his book he possessed this gun illegally, it will be hard to make that showing that a judge is going to bring folks to court. the interesting thing, once the shoe is on the other foot, if donald trump can bring merrick garland and folks in on his case based on the same theory, it will be interesting. most likely judges will clamp down on that and make the witness

as for the bill, for the sake of justice, put it in perfect condition for the second reading, i carefully read the amendments that were taken into account, in fact, this is what i demanded and some other colleagues, we will divide industrial and medical cannabis, according to industrial, there is still control it is up to the internal affairs bodies, the ministry of internal affairs, er, yes, the government, in particular the ministry of agriculture, will establish a register of all individuals, or rather, persons, who will be engaged in sowing and harvesting, but still the ministry of internal affairs must carry out protection, the same as for laboratory research, there is a clear list of not all laboratories, but state laboratories will check the content of narcotic substances, this is also an important truth regarding medical cannabis, so there improvements have also been made, i thank my colleagues who worked in the committee on... making amendments, it is clearly stated there that these are crops in closed ground, this is also important under round-the-clock video surveillance and al

reforming the method of receiving taxes based on justice and combating tax evasion, the revenue collection tax bill went from the government to the parliament, and the localization of the new generation of 3d printers, the new achievement of knowledge -based specialists, a widely used product in various industries, from component manufacturing and space to the production of artificial organs. the final device, which is a completely iranian version it is completely optimized compared to the similar foreign sample. we produced this news and more on 21 tonight. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. hello, welcome to the 20th hour news section. 18 cooperation documents and a joint statement were signed by the officials of the two countries during the president's visit to tajikistan. participating in the joint meeting of high-ranking delegations, press interviews and the trade association of iran and tajikistan were other programs of mr. raisi in dushanbe. in these meetings, the presidents of the two countries

but protesters toppled it and 2020 amid racial justice protests, lawmakers passed a bill authorizing tribes to put up a native american monument on capitol grounds. in oakland, the city council taking a step to control gun violence in the city. city council tuesday approved legislation to prohibit firearm and ammunition vendors from having any unresolved violations with the bureau of federal, tobacco and firearms policies in place to prevent the transfer of guns to gun traffickers. this was introduced by councilmember dan kalb. he says the new law will help prevent the sale of guns to offenders and prevent thefts in the city. a final vote is set for december 5th. still ahead, an update on efforts to beautify san francisco by forcing homeless people away from areas where the big apex summit is set to happen. >> but first, looks like mortgage rates are finally trending downward. going to trending downward. going to have [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health

of course gone shortly before january 6th, but bill barr at the justice department and jeffrey rosen, who replaced him. the thing is, i believe, based on the reporting in this book, that a second trump term begins with all of those people who would have kept him in check, who did keep him at least partially in check in those final days of his presidency, would be gone. they wouldn't be there. they're going to hire for loyalty. as one of johnny mcentee's top aides back then has put it more recently, loyalty is more important than policy. you can teach policy, but you can't teach loyalty. they are going to make sure that this is not a team of rivals, not a team of people supporting the constitution first and first and foremost, but a team of people supporting at all costs donald trump. >> and it also speaks to how he viewed people who supported biden. i mean, you write that he hung up on kim kardashian at one point because he assumed that she'd voted for joe biden. >> yeah. he doesn't want to deal with any disloyalty whatsoever. he saw that as a betrayal. by the way, he had no idea who