peter li, thank you very much forjoining us here on bbc news.ironment and pollution levels. air quality has certainly has certainly improved in many parts of the world. but have a look at this — filmed by a french environmental organisation in the mediterranean sea. we can see "masks and latex gloves" on the seabed. i'm sorry, we're on the wrong pictures, i think. i'm sorry, we're on the wrong pictures, ithink. we i'm sorry, we're on the wrong pictures, i think. we go. the group's founder posted the footage online, warning it could be the start of a new type of pollution. when you look at those gloves and ppe equipment. let's turn to some other positive news, though. a teenagerfrom india who cycled hundreds of miles, carrying her injured father from the indian capital delhi back to their home village during the country's lockdown, has been speaking to the bbc about her story. let's hear her story now. this journey has changed their life. but they didn't set out on it by choice. jyoti paswan and her injured father were among tens of thousands of

judge jeanine: peter strzok, he lies to your face.heir mission was to change the course of american presidential history. this cabal at the fbi was pure evil. when barack obama sought to politicize the fbi he couldn't have picked a better than than james comey who along with strzok and mccabe, conspired to bring down trump as they let their friend hillary off the shook. a war hero was struck down while mccabe, comey and strzok walked freely. knowingly providing false information to a court. tampering with records. susan rice should be charged with lying as well as unmasking. the fbi was created to protect us, to gather evidence against the guilty. to exonerate and close files regarding the innocent. not to falsely implicate them for the fbi's own political vendettas. so what now? the fbi needs a complete overhaul. the man brought in to run it is as deep in the swamp as you can get. christopher wray knew all that was going on. he was like mueller, comey, rosenstein, the whole lot of them, part of the swamp. not surprisingly, christophe

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house counsel and going and interviewing flynn come you have fbi agents who didn't think he lied and then peterwho showed a tremendous amount of bias, wanted to stop the president who was later fired from his conduct was the one who intervened to keep it open. >> the worst we've heard and it's pretty bad to start with. the thing that connects them is the arrogance of this technocratic ruling elite. >> it's a perfect point. great opening steep and conspiracy is not a theory, it is a crime and i can tell you the grassroots of this country and the thousands and thousands of members we represent, they want justice for president that was spied on, for people like michael flynn who were set up to try to turn their back on the president just because to come full-circle with what you talk about, the technocrats wanted to seek revenge on election they thought was theirs. they didn't want to have to govern the minority, they didn't want have a peaceful transition of power, they got angry and now you see this during the shutdown. you see the incompetence and the cockiness with the mayors of los angeles. t

until the secret police operate in third world dictatorships and that's exactly how peter strzok operated and then he liedbout it extensively. listen to his greasy self-righteousness and congressional testimony two years ago. >> not once in my 26 years of defending our nation did my personal opinion impact any official action i took. this is true for the clinton email investigation, for the investigation into russian interference and for every other investigation i worked on. it is not who i am and it is not something i would ever do, period. i understand that my sworn testimony will not be enough for some people. after all, americans are skeptical of anything coming out of washington but the fact is after months of investigation there is simply no evidence of bias in my professional actions. >> tucker: what an oleaginous liar, he should be in prison, really. if they treated their official's the way they treated their opponents he should be serving a sentence for everything he just said. pretty much everything he said in congress was perjury. instead the fbi continue to let peter strzok metal in american

$900.00 wastewater treatment plants in germany come beyond lies to painting a picture of the coronaviruses expansion and for more let's bring in peter dr acts he's chief executive officer at the water research foundation in washington d.c. good to have you with us let me start with the connection between waste water and the virus we heard that the virus found in sewage is always dead is that true or could it still be contagious we have never actually found live virus in the sewage so we don't have any any. evidence that the virus is actually contagious in sewage at the same time we want to be careful and make sure that sewage workers are using personal protective equipment because we know there are other pathogens in sewage and of course because wastewater tracing is already done for for certain drugs and so forth what is the threshold of concentration of coronavirus in sewage that would actually represent a concern but we haven't seen any evidence of fecal the oral transmission of corona virus coated 90 but so we don't actually have a good sense of whether there's a threshold level that would be of concern but again that's why we w

lied more. elizabeth: sidney, why was peter strzok so intent on going after michael flynn?erview with michael flynn that said flynn had a very sure demeanor, did not give any indication of deception? strzok and the other agent both have the impression at the time flynn was not lying or did not think he was lying, but they then they continue towed go after flynn, what is going on here? >> this didn't show up in writing until strzok was being fired from the mueller team. that was part of his exit interview and they go in and recreate, they do a 302 of an 302, an interview of an interview essentially to create a new 302 with strzok talking about the original interview. that information did not appear? the final 302 that was filed in the case after it had been edited by mr. strzok and miss page, until mccabe signed off on it and approved it after flynn left the white house. so it was all very carefully orchestrated and arranged. when strzok and other agent came out of the interviews they reported to everybody that flynn was telling everybody the truth. it was sometime after the

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lied? in many cases under oath, jim comey, peter strzok, jim clapper and them anymore.urt has been thinking about this. opinion editor at "the washington times," and happy to have him on tonight. charlie, i have been operating under the assumption that no one will ever be punished for perjury. that only roger stone will go to prison for that. do you think there is a chance? >> you and me both. i have been around washington long enough to realize that very rarely do these people ever pay a price for things. but i have to say that i think attorney general bill barr is a different animal. he is a different p creature. he is not somebody that in particular cares about who is in power and who is not in power. he has respect for politics. he has respect for people who have been elected to office and elected to come to washington to represent peoplend back home. but he is a to the law is what he cares about. and we are seeing that right now. and as much as i want to see these people go to jail. the fact that he is exposing them and exposing people like james clapper and jim co

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lies were substantial. joining me now is white house official peter navarro in a fox business exclusive.elcome back to the show, peter. thanks so much for joining us. your reaction to this development? >> how are you doing, liz? look, i want to see comey, page, strzok, brennan, clapper, basically investigated. this is great news for flynn. he was unjustly prosecuted. the bigger picture here, he is back on the campaign this, whole russia thing started way back then. it is just been 3 1/2 years where we had rogue agents and people in the deep state trying to take this president down and people like flynn. it was just so unjust what they did to him and hits son -- his son by the way. it will be a great day for american justice but it is about time. i'm not sure why it took so long. elizabeth: peter, let's listen to the president weighing in on this development. let's watch. >> he was an innocent man. he is a great gentleman. he was targeted by the obama administration and he was targeted in order to try and take down a president and what they have done is a disgrace, and i hope a big price

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peter navarro at the white house. of course, the mob continuing to squeeze in more lies, propaganda and misinformation in every corner. their partisan democratic state socialist tv country. tonight we look at lyin' brian williams playing defense for the deep state as he talks through former cia director now ms dnc contributor john brennan. take a look. >> know that fox news has turned over the equivalent of hours of its programming to what they are calling this on masking, for just coming to it, for people who may encounter this effort, he once and for all explained to people what it is they are seeing? >> well, good to see you, and what they are seeing right now is -- >> sean: all right, lyin' brian, we are going to explain why you are a late-night cable host and speaking of that, there's a reason you don't have any credibility and we don't need lectures from you and no longer much of an audience. why? because you made a lot of stuff up and lied about your experiences -- you said you saw dead bodies floating in front of your hotel. the hotel they didn't have any water in front of it. you are nothing but a fake news f

it's relevant in our discussion peter where he says if we get him to admit to break in the logan act. get facts to the d.o.j. and have them decide or if he initially lies then prove then we present him and there's and there's a part that's not legible there and he admits it document for d.o.j. and let them decide how to address it this is the d.o.j. of sally yates rosenstein all these obama officials all the anti truckers now let's go back further to 2018 where there is an interview with n.b.c.'s nicolle wallace at the 92nd street y. conference something like that and we have got the quote here so while this asks komi quote you look at this white house now and it's hard to imagine 2 f.b.i. agents ending up in the sit room how did that happen the situation room now komi says proud in heroic in front of an orange yeah and orange band bad resistance neo liberal woke audience which collapsed by the way which claps of his response is what komi says quote i sent them quote something i probably wouldn't have done or even god in a way with even god in a way with in a more organized investigation a more organized administration of any references the bush and ob

peter navarro most recently leveraged a quite shocking claim against the regime which is that part of the reason that they liedabout the real numbers coming out of wuhan during the earliest days of the outbreak was because communist party officials there wanted to buy time in order to stockpile and hoard or ppe and key medical equipment. whether it was to use in their own hospitals or to sell at increased prices around the nation remains to be seen. but looking into that next as we're moving forward the next front of the investigation. lou: right. and that part of peter navarro's charge against the chinese documented by the trade numbers, imports and exports of gowns, masks, gloves over the course of january and february of this year. it's utterly indies pilot bl empirical evidence precisely what he charged. the motive, however, for why they destroyed specimens of the virus and why they cleansed the virology laboratories in wuhan, that is quite obvious and has a far more sinister motivation, or i think, straightforwardly. at least in my inference. gillian turner, as always, great work. we appreciate you being

peter, welcome. >> good morning, fareed, how are you? >> very well. let me begin by agreeing with you. you say that china lied about the virus.nd i think there's evidence, clearly, that initially there was a cover-up, whether at a local level or a national level is unclear, but certainly the wuhan and hubei officials misled people. by january 30th here's what we know. we know that china had, by its actions, demonstrated they thought this was incredibly serious. they had locked down the entire city of wuhan, 11 million people. the w.h.o. had declared a global health emergency, there were confirmed u.s. cases of covid, and most importantly you had written a memo to the president, to the coronavirus task force outlining why you thought this was a pandemic. i want viewers to see and i want to quote from that memo because it seems to be very relevant. you said seasonal flu has an r thought of 1.0. in contrast, china is reporting a possible coronavirus r naught between 3 and 5. in other words, china is reporting this is much more serious than the seasonal flu. the risk of a worst case pandemic scenario should not be overlooked in l

peter ducey asked him about it. >> if you were handed a piece of intelligence that said you could save lives but you would have to pull the trigger. >> i did, we killed bin laden. jesse: he liesh ease. we have seen how creepy he is with women. is it that big of a stretch to believe biden was creepy with reade and lied about it. i'm not going to convict on television. but democrats can't dismiss the allegations based on great character. he's a serial leader and creepy with women. he and his brothers and son made millions through joe biden. do you believe joe biden didn't know his family got rich all over the world when he was in office? maybe joe just doesn't remember things. but that's a whole other issue. we'll have time to deal with that another time. we shouldn't believe what most politicians say anyway. we should investigate ourselves. biden says if tara reade filed a complaint it would be filed with the senate. we asked the senate secretary and she said that the records are confidential. and the records at the university of delaware. we are not allowed to see those either. see the game he plays? but there is some paperwork that just came to the surface. a court document

lies. that is the view we are getting. that is reinforced with comments peter navarro made at the white house. you have the conflicting, relatively good news out of new york where hospitalizations continue to decline although there is a spike in deaths in the state. the governor is worried, outlining for folks the idea of a staggered reopening of the state. only 45 minutes after new york's mayor bill de blasio was saying look, it is looking like june. that the city will not be able to open up before june. that was not exactly worthy after fox news or "fox business alert." no shocker there. a high-ranking mayor of the city was making it official all you needed to hear, wow, this whole comeback for the economy which can't get any robust way without new york kicking in is not likely to happen. so that is kind of been pulling and pushing at investors today. jackie deangelis has more on all of the above. hey, jackie. reporter: good afternoon. good to see you, neil. that's right, the market is paring the losses right now. you're right stocks are kicking off the week

deliberately lied because china tried to convince the world it was not human to human transmisable when they in fact knew it was. carley: the department of homeland security is saying something that peter been saying for a while and it's the why. why would china try to cover this up. it's that they were potentially hoarding ppes, trying to get all of that personal protective equipment to them so that the rest of the nations around the world don't have that. do your think that's the reason why they acted the way they did? >> i think that's part of the reason why they acted. i mean, they did buy ppes from other countries, even though they are the world's biggest maker of ppe, by far. but also, i think that there were other things going on. you know, xi jinping believes china should rule the world. it's very difficult to rule the world if his was the only country affected by coronavirus. also, they're just very sensitive about china's reputation. you put all of that together and you get to some sort of explanation why china was maligned in this sense by deliberately spreading the virus. carley: , well, they may be sensitive about their reputation but they certainly did not help their repu

peter strzok and lisa page. they were able to violate everyone's constitutional right to make sure they could get someone to flip against this president. they were willing to lie to us. they lied to us from the get-go about russia. they knew there was no russia collusion and swore to it under oath. they knew that they had to tell the truth. yet, they continue to lie to the american people so as to take out donald trump as a legitimately elected president of the united states. >> sean: was obama -- >> they should be made accountable. and when we find out susan rice on the day that the president is being brought into the oval office says we have to do everything by the book, to me as a prosecutor, that is a self-serving statement. you are worried that you were not doing things by the book, and that is why you are saying it. >> sean: next question. exit question, yes or no, sidney, obama's comments this weekend, he's been awfully quiet. was he sending a message to deep state operatives to go out and do more dirty work? that is how i interpreted it. >> i think he definitely, his comments reflect that mr. barr is over the target and apparently dropping some effective bombs. and he

lies do not now become true. this dismissal doesn't exonerate him but it does bill barr. from "the new york times" chief white house correspondent peterker, former chief of staff for the cia and the department of defense, jeremy bash, plus former chief spokesman for the justice department, matt miller. peter baker, it's your newspaper's account of this that we first learned about the career prosecutor on this case removing himself from the flynn prosecution, but it's also been pointed out to me by a former justice department official who served in the trump era doj that what judge sullivan will do is not a foregone conclusion. judge sullivan, i think a bush appoint appointee, has had stewardship of this case and has affirmed that mike flynn still believes he's guilty of lying to the fbi as recently as the end of last year. >> that's right, exactly. i'm not a lawyer but as i understand it the justice department can only move this case. it's up to the judge to decide if it has a good reason for doing so. it does not say that mike flynn told the truth. mike flynn did by his own admission lie. what has changed is the justice department un

lies. that is the view we are getting. that is reinforced with comments peterwhite house. h

who has ever been lied to by people of both genders? half the human race is female. peter, it seems that as we move through this joe biden story, we're going to see the democratic party having a debate within itself, and a lot of media outlets having a debate, about these standards. what should be applied to joe biden. what should newspapers do. what should media outlets do differently than they did during the brett kavanaugh hearings or al franken. >> yeah, i think that's right. very uncomfortable position for a lot of democrats to be put in. democrats who were very strong on opposing brett kavanaugh a couple years ago, and made the case on other instances of sexual misconduct. certainly taking on president trump on that. it is uncomfortable for the trump campaign in some ways. you have the republicans going after not only joe biden but every democrat who supports joe biden, saying, you know, who do you believe? do you believe tara and take her seriously, the way you say women should be taken seriousness when they make allegations of this sort? you have the president hims

between peter struck ordering the investigation to continue after the fbi agents who interrogated general flynn four days into donald trump's presidency concluded that he had not liedecided to shut the investigation down and the notes released yesterday by a formerly high-ranking fbi official of the meeting with jim comey weighing the pros and cons of getting flynn, getting fired and targeting him and prosecuting him shows what k t mcfarland articulated, 100% in the fbi that they can go after and get whatever they want spouting 1-liner, show me the man and i will find you the crime. that culture is alive or was alive as recently as 2017. why did he plead guilty to a crime they didn't commit, they destroyed him politically, destroyed him professionally and destroyed him financially and he had no choice but to give up the ghost and say let's end this. stuart: gross miscarriage of justice. judge napolitano: people who believe in the rule of law should be scandalized this happened to a 3 star general, they could do this to anyone. stuart: a different subject and a good one. a restaurant owner in maine told tucker carlson it is time to defile lock towns. >> time to open

lied. you know what struck too struck in the "wall street journal" former fbi guy writes you know what's never been done before joe peneka and peternterviewed michael flynn. turns out peter strzok went back in and changed the 302, which is a rundown of the interview almost entirely. lisa page helps him change it, who wasn't even there and then when it came to actually giving the judge the 302 form. which is their debrief of flynn, he provided to the court wasn't even a 302 when he first talked to flynn he used a conversation from months later. this thing had corruption all over it. i'm more outraged that more people aren't outraged especially if you are in the fbi, ainsley. ainsley: i know. those field offices work so hard. you have a few bad apples it looks like and hopefully they will be held accountable we see. ready for that did you remember report will come out. we have josh hawley and newt gingrich coming up. stay with us. and grass is growing. and families are giving their all to the soil because no matter how uncertain things get, the land never stops. so to all those linked to the land, we say thank you. we're here for yo