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liz saville roberts. you're watching tuesday in parliament with me, david cornock.es her seat in the commons. the boss of the failed finance firm, greensill capital, has been defending himself under some torrid questioning by mps. earlier, the treasury committee released dozens of texts and messages from david cameron, lobbying ministers and officials on behalf of the firm. the financial conduct authority says it's investigating greensill and what it called the "potentially criminal" collapse which has left one customer, liberty steel, scrabbling for cash and putting jobs at risk. lex greensill began the session with an apology. please, understand that i bare complete responsibility for the collapse of greensill capital. i am desperately saddened that more than 1000 very hard—working people have lost their jobs at greensill. the former city minister, lord myners, has expressed concerns about greensill. he'd had a meeting with the firm. he told us that when he left the meeting, when he'd gone down and was thinking about it, into his mind came the idea that what was g

liz saville roberts.id cameron faced a tough grilling by mps over his work for the collapsed finance company greensill capital. he told mps on the treasury committee he was unaware the company was in trouble when he lobbied the government on its behalf. this is a painful day, coming back to a place that i love and respect so much, albeit virtually, but in these circumstances. and i've had plenty of time to reflect on what has happened. it has emerged that david cameron sent more than a0 texts and whatsapp messages to ministers and officials, lobbying on greensill�*s behalf. i hope it is accepted that nothing i did was in breach of the rules, but on the wider test of what is appropriate, as i've said previously, it would be better to use more formal means of contact, via a letter. he said greensill�*s aim had been to ensure small firms got greensill was not asking for direct government support and at this stage, april last year, i certainly had no sense at all that the business itself was in any danger of

. >> there's a story out today, though, about liz cheney in the "times" and robert draper wrote a storyith a capital "c" and draper interviewed a republican who said she used to be a conservative until she said donald trump should be impeached, which is just absolutely ridiculous. their definition of conservative, their definition of what a good republican is somebody who's in this personality cult following donald trump, and it's sad because conservativism has suffered because of it, the republican party is, i think, going to suffer in the long term because of it. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. back with more joe scarborough and mika brzezinski. we're going to find out who they want to get high with. ♪♪ counting your veggies can be hard. so we did it for you. v8. the original plant-powered drink. veg up. we believe in coffee that opens more eyes to black business. a wave of confidence. a lighter load on the planet. flavors that set a new course and a hundred shades of beautiful. we believe in good we can all afford. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking u

senator capito is the key player who will talk to the president and back and forth, but robert gibb, what about liz cheney and mitt romney? two republicans who are getting criticism from fellow lawmakers and people back home over their stand against donald trump, most notably this past saturday in utah, watch what happened to senator romney from republicans who were gathered there. >> a person who says what he thinks and i wasn't a fan of the last president's character issues. [ audience booing ] >> i'm also a fan -- [ audience booing ] >> aren't you embarrassed? >> robert gibb, how do you read what happened to mitt romney? >> i read how much the republican has changed in a short period of time. that's the standard bearer and the republican party's presidential nominee in 2012. it's not his republican party anymore. it's donald trump's republican party and that's where the energy in the party remains. look, in a special election in texas this weekend, a never trumper republican that was endorsed by several republican members of congress that are opposed to trump's role in the party got 3% of the vo

liz: yeah, we'll be watching, and waiting. all right let's see if we can get this done. roberthank you, liz. liz: great to see you. the chicken sandwich wars raging in the fast food industry, but it's sparking a major assault on the poultry industry. yes, for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction and whether you know it or not it's affecting your pocket book, but what about your portfolio? we're heading out live to the farm, for a report. >> and another industry war has the tech world racing. clubhouse, the social media audio chat app has been at the top of the app store for months, drawing on the likes of elon musk, drake, oprah, they've all come on the audio chat site and yesterday, i sat down with super -human ceo and angel investor founder raul rora about his string of successful start ups and what led him to become one of clubhouse's first investors. he spotted them and jumped right in. how do you get that might of touch? listen now on my everyone talks to liz podcast he describes what he looks for and then, how he picks up these companies and invests in them

liz cheney. you served four republican presidents. what is your thinking about this? robertk the republican presidents that i served would be hard-pressed to recognize the republican party of today. it is very different, that is for sure. judy: are you in essence saying they are making a mistake by pushing her out? robert: i am not going to get into -- i have never done domestic politics and i am not going to start now. i will say this, i have not met liz cheney, but i obviously know her father very well. based on everything i read, i have a lot of respect for her integrity and for her patriotism. so i guess you would have to say i am an admirer of hers. beyond that, this is internal republican party politics. judy: let me ask you about the reason we invited you to be on this show, and that is foreign policy, defense policy. you famously wrote in another book in 2014, so you know the quote i am about to use, and it was about joe biden. you said, i think he has been wrong out nearly every major policy and national security issue over the past four decades. that was in 2014. h

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robert. caller: yes, ma'am. good morning. host: morning. caller: i support liz cheney to stay strong and speak truth. i also wanted to make a comment, and i hope you will ask me questions and give me a little time without cutting me off. i like the way you ask questions and facts, not to the last caller, but the one before, you are trying to educate him. there seem to be a lot of people who do not want to be educated. they do not want to hear the truth, and then when you give them the facts, they have a hard time and do not know what to say. my comment is, please forgive me if this does not sit well with everybody, it is my opinion. host: and you are a republican, robert, right? caller: yes, ma'am. host: go ahead. caller: i want to say babylon is falling. if you look at what is happening in israel, right here in north carolina, my party is on "e" and i cannot get gas. i am not exaggerating. people do not want to hear truth. people are deciding stuff all kin -- people are deciding all kinds of stuff with black lives matter's, and my point is i like the republican party, but it is like we are becoming

liz: gavin newsom broke his own lockdown rules going out to restaurant without a mask. i spoke to attorney with the michigan restaurant owner robertbistro pizzeria she was jailed for four nights, shackle, strip-searched, cavity searched, why, she said i restaurantto have my clients wear a mask now they're going to take the governor to court, what do you think of this case? >> i'm not a legal expert but thisve is really over the top. you mentioned governor newsom and it was a very bad look for him i think gretchen whitmer has more strikes against her on this front her husband early on trying to get some special permission, don't you know who i t.am, then we saw her go to florida the governor of michigan when she told people don't leave the state she was scapegoating florida which is been pretty special and she went there anyway herself and h most receny she was photographed without a mask inside at a restaurant with people crowded around the table she's vaccinated that does not really bother me but according to her own rules it is a problem sewer office put out theio statement and she said yes i'm wrong i'm only human, i'm so sorry

liz cheney for decrying "the big lie" of a stolen election. then, one on one-- former secretary of defense and c.i.a. director robert gates discusses american foreign policy, the biden administration, and the state of the republican party. and, aid from afar-- many indian doctors living in the u.s. reach out to their homeland to help as the country's coronavirus crisis grows ev more dire. >> you have your day job. you take care of patients he when it's morning in india, it's night here. so you stay up through the night talking to your friends and family trying to help out as many people as you could there. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> at fidelity, changing plans is always part of the plan. >> the kendeda fund. committed to advancing restorative justice and meaningful work through investments in transformative leaders and ideas. more at kendedafund.org. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> an

the world and allies of liz cheney and what that shows is she has nothing left to lose and she's not going to let this go. >> it's so interesting, indeed. roberts, let's talk about president biden welcoming mitch mcconnell and others, president biden, excuse me, welcoming mitch mcconnell and others to the white house today just after mitch mcconnell has said that he's 100% dedicated to stopping the biden white house. so, you know, this is all going to happen this week. what running room does the president have and how much should he wait for bipartisan support or does he need to because he's not going to have full, democratic support and he'll have to scale them back in any case? >> clearly, the clock is ticking and the white house is going to have to make a decision certainly sooner rather than later because the longer that this legislation creeps into past the august recess into labor day and past that the more likely this thing grinds to nowhere. i do think, though, the administration is smart in taking the temperature of republicans and seeing if they can't get something on a bipartisan basis, something that can show the american people th

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she jumps, she talked to robert draper in a piece for "new york times" that literally said that liz cheney did not speaking on the record. she's out of -- to give. she continues to emphasize what she thinks is right and what she hopes to lead the republican party to. they will not follow her. this is a conference that has decided they need to go along with the big lie, and only adam kinzinger is sticking up for her. that's why, as jake points out, why does she even want this jobs? the fact that someone stands up for principles is exception and is tragic, is the description of the republican party. this is the description that republicans are giving us. she just has to stop talking about it. she's try to go lead a conference that's telling her you can't talk about the truth. i think we're all agrees on the different points and they all connect, but her integrity stands out, because even if she answers questions in orlando at a republican conference, she gets people thinking she's being provocative. >> because she refuses to lie. >> right. >>> ay-yi-yi. tim miller is sticking around. thank y

robert welch. his prediction is exactly on the money with what is happening in washington today. also, -- host: color, we will stop you there because how does this directly relate to lizler: you will see. i cannot remember which one it is where they take command over both parties. this is 1958 we are talking about and i believe they have done just that. it is a smokescreen. host: we believe you there. let's hear from brian in akron, ohio. go ahead. caller: it'scaller: i heard it is supposed to be the fourth round of stimulus checks coming out? is that true? host: collar, that is not the topic of this conversation this morning. it is about liz cheney. what do you think? are you there? he dropped. frank also talking about liz cheney. is liz cheney a martyr? for anyone who has spent last week and a subterranean bunker, they are at odds with kevin mccarthy, house leader and having -- on the verge of removing her for daring to say that it has no cause. she assigned a significant portion of the blame to donald trump and rightly voted to impeach him. she rightly said he betrayed his oath of office and put the last endangered. she keeps saying that so right about -- self-righ