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schiff's lies but to defend the process that exposed those lies. we must never punish speech in this house. only acts. the only way to separate truth from falsehoods or wisdom from followy is free -- folly is free and open debate. we must never impose excessive fine that is would effectively replace the constitutional 2/3 vote for expulsion with a simple majority. but this new version removes the fine and it focuses instead on specific acts. most particularly the abuse of his position as intelligence chairman by implying he had access to classified information that did not exist. and his placement into the congressional record of the steel dossier he knew or should have known was false. i hope, however, that we will hereafter return to the principles of due process that the democrats stripped from our prespresidents in the last sess. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from california. ms. lofgren. ms. lofgren: i could go point by point and prove that the resolution is false, but ti

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lies so severe they altered the course of the country forever. the -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady will suspend. the house is not in order. members, please take your conversations off the floor. mrs. luna: the lie that president donald trump colluded with russia to steal the 2016 presidential election revealed to be completely false including the durham report. the lie that the steel dossier, a folder of fausified and debunked collusions, had any shred of credibility. yet, schiff read it into the congressional record as fact. lies concocted and compiled in a false memo that was used to lie to the fisa court to precipitate domestic spying on u.s. citizen carter paige, violating american civil liberties. not only with this egregious abuse of power, this had 17 major mistakes and omissions. the groundless memo violated paige's civil liberties, subjected him to multiple abusive, unlawful investigations. mr. schiff exploited his position as chair of intel committee and every opportunity possible threatening national security, undermining ou

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mr li visit came as — known to bei'ing. mr li visit came as us — known to beijing.as us secretary - known to beijing. mr li visit came as us secretary of- known to beijing. mr li visit l came as us secretary of state antony blinken met with china's president in beijing. both sides agreed to stabilise their rivalry to prevent conflicts with up but beijing refused washington's request to resume military to military communication citing american sanctions as an obstacle. still saying progress has been made in his us counterpartjoe biden also said relations are now on the right trail. so—called crypto currency entrepreneur joe quan has been sentenced to four months of prison in montenegro after he was found to be using forged passports. the south korean is the former head of terror form the south korean is the former head of terrorform labs, the company behind the stable corn which collapsed last year. south korea in the us are seeking isjust south korea in the us are seeking is just relate to the mad extradition. meanwhile it low—cost carrier indigo has made in order o

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mr li's visit to germany _ beijing. mr li's visit to germany came - beijing. visit to germany came as - beijing. mr li's visit to germany came as the | beijing. mr li's visit to i germany came as the us secretary of state antony blinken met with the chinese president xijinping in beijing. both sides agreed to stabilise their rivalry to prevent conflict, but beijing refused a washington request to resume military to military communications, sighting american sanctions. still, xi said progress had been made and joe biden also said relations are on the right trail. cryptocurrency entrepreneur do kwon has been sentenced to prison in montenegro for using forged passports. he is the former head of terror form labs, the company behind a stable coin which collapsed last year. south korea and us are seeking his extradition from montenegro. india's low—cost carrier indigo has ordered 500 planes from airbus, the largest ever single purchase agreement by any airline in commercial aviation history. my colleague explains what the deal says about the indian market.— what the

isn't the truth that borisjohnson has lied for so lon- that borisjohnson has lied for so iong and — that— long and so often that it can come as no surprise that he's lying this instance? — iam nota i am not a conservative party grandee. i haven't followed boris johnson's political career for a long time. i'm somebody who came here to actually serve my constituents. the majority of whom the reason why i'm here supported borisjohnson and his policies and his vision for the country. but sadly, what this whole saga seems to be doing in and out of the media is actually, sadly, this is all becoming a kind of political opportunism. forthose becoming a kind of political opportunism. for those people who don't like borisjohnson's approach, don't like boris johnson's approach, don't like boris johnson's approach, don't like borisjohnson's approach, don't like his policies, don't like his plan. i have to say that that isn't what i'm getting on the doorstep but perhaps if the opposition had a plan and had the people, maybe they might have a chance of getting into government sometime soon. this actua

he lied about brexit, he was sacked for lying multiple times, indeed, he lied to the late her majesty queen. so i will be voting to endorse this report, although i believe i wish the committee actually chose to ban him for life, but i want to encourage all honourable members opposite to alsojoin us in the lobbies. mr deputy speaker, there are just a a few points that i want to raise and firstly, it is rad leadership and accountability. in this place we are all leaders and i believe leaders must lead by example, holding oneself to a higher standard and level of accountability, following laws, following rules and really, as representatives of the people, to our constituents as well. so this is even more important during the global health emergency. but as prime minister, borisjohnson was meant to be responsible for ensuring that everyone in this country was working towards that shared common goal of defeating covid. so how shameful is it that he failed to uphold the laws he introduced? and has shown no comment zero accountability for his actions? he failed to show any regard for the mil

how the j who lied about the warren vietnam are those lies more or less important and suddenly we ask them santos, as last. and joining us now is uh at barton he is a uh ford and former chair of the missouri uh republican party. uh at thanks so much for joining us. a great to meet with you to rick. thank you. you might have this guy. well, look, i mean, in politics, even at the highest levels, there are some characters, right? i, i jump with people that when someone says to me, so, and so is on our success story egomaniac. i'm like, at that level, it's like saying that the guy that plays backup shortstop or the st. louis cardinals has a good arm. everybody's at that level a bit, maladjusted. that's how this game is. so i'm a little surprised that santos got through the process without more scrutiny. right . that's when i was chairman of the party or, you know, as chairman of the missouri republican party, i sat on the r n. c, the republican national committee. yeah. you watch these kind of these, these meet grinders a primaries and a politics. they usually expose this stuff earlier an

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schiff's lies but to defend the process that exposed those lies. we must never punish speech in this house. only acts. the only way to separate truth from falsehoods or wisdom from followy is free -- folly is free and open debate. we must never impose excessive fine that is would effectively replace the constitutional 2/3 vote for expulsion with a simple majority. but this new version removes the fine and it focuses instead on specific acts. most particularly the abuse of his position as intelligence chairman by implying he had access to classified information that did not exist. and his placement into the congressional record of the steel dossier he knew or should have known was false. i hope, however, that we will hereafter return to the principles of due process that the democrats stripped from our prespresidents in the last sess. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from california. ms. lofgren. ms. lofgren: i could go point by point and prove that the resolution is false, but ti

caricature of the british press is a sticky, uh, boris johnson is a liar, he lied and lied and lied suchdlines came out. well, this applies to the situation that was at the time of the species. you remember that they forced us to go to covid. how much we were criticized , what was done to us, the british western press, and the discos themselves arranged it at least for the fact that it became known that they introduced a normal lifestyle, uh, lobbied for the interests of pharmaceutical companies. at the same time, we were exposed as people who are not engaged in the fight against covid. well, that's right, you said british uh, the press is a liar. ural ural-lied this applies to almost everyone. uh, the leader now, uh, europe, but that's what one ukrainian telegram channel is for. eh, very good. it seems to me that i commented on this publication, this news about the fact that johnson is being smeared, as we have done in recent years on our airs and on the page in the print media, uh, journalists and propagandists from britain, this is what they wrote exactly this person imposed on zelens

you heard it being referred to in the _ lies. you heard it being referred to in the of— lies.'s family. — was representing nicola bulley's family, and at the second one from lancashire — family, and at the second one from lancashire police, all trying to still stamp out the flames of social media _ still stamp out the flames of social media and — still stamp out the flames of social media and the nasty negative comments and horrible theories and straight _ comments and horrible theories and straight lies and accusations that have _ straight lies and accusations that have surrounded the disappearance of nicola _ have surrounded the disappearance of nicola bulley. what the coroner has decided _ nicola bulley. what the coroner has decided here this afternoon and ruled. _ decided here this afternoon and ruled, absolutely correctly and reasonably after hearing all the evidence — reasonably after hearing all the evidence put to him, is that nicola bulley— evidence put to him, is that nicola bulley accidentally fell into the river at — bulley accidentally fell into the river at that

i counterfactual in terms of the truth and lies? .., ., , ., and lies?tive is going _ and lies? i cannot tell you where the narrative is going to - and lies? i cannot tell you where the narrative is going to go, - and lies? i cannot tell you where the narrative is going to go, myl and lies? i cannot tell you where i the narrative is going to go, my job the narrative is going to go, myjob is to measure it and try to project into the future but i can tell you this, it is now an issue of the government versus trump. and the government versus trump. and the government in america is so unpopular and it lacks so much credibility that donald trump has masterfully changed the dynamic, change the narrative. and unless they're able to put it back then absolutely trump is a credible candidate and yes he could win. and my challenge to those people watching now is that it is up to the news media and networks like this and up to the prosecution to understand how voters think and feel because if they don't, they will actually help trump succeed. coming back to you, tim

he lied independently, you lied independently?o away. but some people would say, some people are saying, have said, that it stretches credulity to suggest that people at the top of itv wouldn't have known about your relationship with this young man. it was pretty well—known that the two of you were close and people had specifically raised this with the bosses of itv, and people say it's a quite a short journey from that to saying they should've done a proper and more thorough investigation and they should've got to the truth. isn't that a reasonable thing for people to say, given we're talking about abuse of power, potentially? given we're talking about workplace culture in an era where workplace culture is under the spotlight as never before? yes. yeah. they should have? 0k. yeah. erm, yeah. and you've been very clear about something else which you want to correct, which is — let me ask you directly — did you speak to anyone, anyone at all, at itv about moving this young man on to another programme? absolutely, categorically not.

repeatedly and lies to this day about all of it but joe biden will never do that. he's not honest. he's not a decent person. he won't even acknowledge his 4-year-old granddaughter. the white house won't list hunter on their official visitor logs and even obama did that and sadly the corrupt media in this country the mob will never hold biden accountable. circle back jen psaki once the chief prop began difficulties at the white house now at another gig at conspiracy network mscnc is little more than a feel good story about a father's deep abiding lover for his precious little son who is pictured in lots of compromising positions. >> what we saw with hunt area appearing at the state dinner was in my suspicion was the president his son wanted to come so his son is going to come to the dinner. was that opticly easier for the white house and the white house communications team? absolutely not. but i suspect that was more in the family circumstance of him wanting to come and want to go just, the president want to go show that he lovers his son and is standing by him. >>

british press caricature chehvosti uh, boris johnson is a liar, he lied and lied and lied such headlinese out. well, it concerns, that is, the situation that was at the time of the species. you remember that they forced us to go to covid. how much we were criticized, what was done to us, the british western press, and the discotheques themselves arranged this at least for the fact that it became known that they announced a normal way of life, uh , lobbied for the interests of pharmaceutical companies, while we were presented as people who are not engaged in wrestling with covid. well, that's it, the british press correctly said a liar. ural ural-lied. this applies to practically everyone. uh, the leader now, uh, europe , but that's what one ukrainian telegram channel is for. eh, very good. as it seems to me, i commented on this publication, this news about the fact that johnson is being smeared, as we have done in recent years on our airs and on supporters of the print media, uh, journalists and propagandists from the uk here. they didn’t write, it was this person who imposed on zelensky

he told as lies to our faces when he told us to protect our loved ones, when he lied again saying thatng in number ten, and he lied again when he denied it again and again. he goes on to say: it is a tragedy that mr johnson was in charge when the pandemic struck. he should never be allowed to stand for any form of public office again. that was a statement by the covid—i9 bereaved families forjustice group. lots of reaction coming in. more political reaction. i want to give you a tweet from ed davey, the liberal democrat leader. ebay said, borisjohnson is a liar and lawbreaker, he has treated the public with utter disdain, and also conservatives fight amongst themselves, the country suffers. he goes on to say, people are fed up. rishi sunak should call a general election and give the people a chance to end this charade. that from ed davey the liberal democrat leader. ijust want also bringing some reaction from a very big borisjohnson supporter, she has tweeted, the report is overreached and revealed its predetermined just intentions. she says it is bizarre. harriet harman declared her p

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they are subject to falling for this type of gas lighting and lies. this is a long history in humanity, of autocrats fascist dictators. who use wise to go to convince gullible people to believe them. and it's uh, it's a sad day when we have this large of a percentage of the american population who are willing to believe and follow somebody who every accusation appears to be. or it's for seems to be its own confession. this was a non biased group of american citizens and a grand jury to choose who shows and decided to move forward with these charges. it was nobody with a political bank, it was the average american sitting in a grand jury that did this visa. so whatever it is he wants to allege is, is, is generally not true. it's, and you mentioned that a foster states in donald trump space. that's what he talked to by this kind of case against him is political persecution, like you see in a fascist or a communist state, or should all view is around the world make of those kinds of obligations and the language. but you're also using around this to yeah,

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talked about nothing, no, no, well, it’s not threatening, and now it’s about these lies spread by thedon’t know if they hear us or not, but we are heard by adequate people, and not only in ukraine , that’s why we need to talk about the attack on the suburbs of the dnipro , that’s what we’re talking about now we speak russians cynically you are talking about the fact that they aimed at the place where unmanned aerial vehicles were allegedly stored, as they say with a high-precision strike of parazilia well, there and so on, you can already say in the text, uh, this is a lie, because there was nothing like that there, but i want you too answered these lies of the russians, because first of all, this is not the first strike on the dnieper. unfortunately, it is not the first strike on residential development in dnipropetrovsk region, where in general , even in a radius of several kilometers, there is nothing like that, but for this story , please vasyl you do you understand in principle their lies can be justified by the fact that they can't find an excuse, how can such high-precision roc