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. >> i look forward to exchanging pape oernz th papers on this tomorrow. it is an important point. >> but it is. i read that article. she was then professor kagan. i think she was referring to the concept of independent agencies generally. so the humphries executor on one of the cases. [ protester heckling ] >> i think she's referring there, at least i read her as referring there to independent agencies are traditional and permissible. this is different from the traditional agency that's existed with the federal trade commission, the securities and exchange commission. so i did not read her old article to in any way -- >> let's put it this way, she may have complimented scalia's dissent in the writing or holding. you criticized the independent counsel statute as a constitutional travesty. i'm simply trying to get to the bottom of why you held that view and why you chose to say that in a speech just two years ago? >> well, it was morrison v. olson was a one off case about a one off statute that hasn't existed for 20 years. the statute is gone. i read that m

given false promises, where is the £350 million for the nhs and the jobs plan on the brexit white pape things won't happen. i can't, but if the government are so confident in nair ability to negotiate a good deal that works for working people and protectsjob, deal that works for working people and protects job, what deal that works for working people and protectsjob, what have their got to fear? let the people decide. on another matter, there was discussion about whether labour should adopt the full international holocaust remembrance alliance definition of anti—semitism. what doesjeremy definition of anti—semitism. what does jeremy corbyn definition of anti—semitism. what doesjeremy corbyn need to do now to stop this, to put an end to it and resolve the tensions? the anti—semitism debate has been going on too long and has done a lot of damage within the labour movement and it is ironic the nec are meeting as we speak to decide this. i called for labour to adopt the full principles, my union has done the same, i principles, my union has done the same, | encourage principles, my union h