thank you both, peter conradi and shyama peireria.wn police forces been given the same power of arrest as regular constables within the cathedral and its boundaries. york minster is only one of five cathedrals in the world which maintain their own constabulary or police force, in a tradition that can be traced back to the early 13th century. the minster police have been on duty a long time. for more than 700 yea rs, a long time. for more than 700 years, they've been guardians of the peace at york minster protecting the building and everyone in it on a daily basis. specialist training from north yorkshire police means they will soon hold the same powers of arrest as regular constables. from time to time, perhaps people have too much to drink or may be just a bit of disorder that has to be dealt with and we have to be realistic that there could be a crime. so the police officers are now trained to recognise that on how to deal with it appropriately at the right level. cathedral constables we re right level. cathedral constables were on

with me is peter conradi, who's author of "who lost russia?"o joined i am alsojoined by a i am also joined by a political co nsulta nt i am also joined by a political consultant and former capitol hill worker. first, could you explain to me whether or not you believe mr flynn broke the law, matt? it's a good question. the logan act has beenin good question. the logan act has been in place since 1799. there has not ever once been a prosecution under that act. that says that transition officials cannot have government contacts with foreign governments when they are not in power. it basically means we have only one president and one administration at a time. in this case, i think it's probably, perhaps, a letter of the law violation but not a spirit of the law violation. we don't know until the transcripts of the phone call that he held with the russian ambassador are widely and publicly released. i don't think this is as much a legal problem. i do think this is... you need someone as national security adviser who has the trust of the president, w