michael ellis.— michael ellis. would the minister airee michael ellis. would the minister agree that as a matter of - michael ellis. would the minister agree that as a matter of law- michael ellis. would the minister agree that as a matter of law the j agree that as a matter of law the fact of— agree that as a matter of law the fact of the — agree that as a matter of law the fact of the matter is that the police — fact of the matter is that the police are entirely within their rights — police are entirely within their rights to— police are entirely within their rights to arrest individuals to prevent _ rights to arrest individuals to prevent a _ rights to arrest individuals to prevent a crime, it happens pretty much _ prevent a crime, it happens pretty much every— prevent a crime, it happens pretty much every day, they obviously do not have _ much every day, they obviously do not have to — much every day, they obviously do not have to wait until a crime is actually— not have to wait until a crime is actually committed, before acting. if actually committe

,— extent has become the new michael ellis, who remember back in michael ellis, who remember backs work rather than to work against the prime minister . net— work against the prime minister . net toy.— work against the prime minister . net toy. ttee— work against the prime minister . but boy, does he— work against the prime minister . but boy, does he need- work against the prime minister . but boy, does he need some help at the moment. well certainly this has grown as a story its fourth day now story into its fourth day now and it is interesting that, of course, the speaker chose to grant this less urgent question, clearly thinking that there are questions to be answered , questions to be answered, particularly on what what the home secretary admits to, because it's been widely reported in the press. in fact, we've often been— ”»t: t“ in fact, we've often been talking about the— we've often been talking about the ee— we've often been talking about the ee tt— we've often been talking about the ee tt tt— we've often been talking about this as if it is— we've often been talking abou

ellis... - he could take military capabilities, and he could place them in those states and basically rerun an election. - michaelhired by a c-grade law firm. they're technically lawyers, but they're willing to say, like, any damn thing. they're willing to say that the deceased president of venezuela somehow orchestrated a way to steal ballots and fly them to germany? - the dominion voting systems, the smartmatic technology software, were created in venezuela at the direction of hugo chavez. - it's loony, but so is qanon, and people believe that. - we let this happen, we're gonna become venezuela. - at one point, rudy giuliani decides they were gonna do a press conference at the four seasons, but their operation is so incompetent, they wind up at, like, i think it might be, like, a massage parlor. - yes, the four seasons. but it was, like, the four seasons laundromat. - four seasons total landscaping. they end up at four seasons total landscaping. apologies to four seasons. you are not a massage parlor. you're a landscaping company. - there are dead people voting. will smith's father has voted here twice since he

michael are hugely lucky. thank you very much indeed. i lucky. thank you very much indeed. great portrait. 11 of the portraits are hung up. they tell a variety of stories. elliey incredible. _ what do you make of them? they are absolutely incredible. this _ what do you make of them? they are absolutely incredible. this year - what do you make of them? they are absolutely incredible. this year is - absolutely incredible. this year is the 75th— absolutely incredible. this year is the 75th anniversary of the nhs. and each one _ the 75th anniversary of the nhs. and each one of— the 75th anniversary of the nhs. and each one of these pictures tells a personal— each one of these pictures tells a personal and very, very important story— personal and very, very important story of— personal and very, very important story of the — personal and very, very important story of the role that nhs charities have played throughout the lifetime of the _ have played throughout the lifetime of the nhs. and yes, it's very inspirational coming here this morning — inspirational coming here this morning and seeing them in situ. and what morning and seeing them in situ. jifuc what ever