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story. jacob rees mogg, the former welsh secretary are - the former welsh secretary are quoted — thewelsh secretary are quoted as being critical of that and be concerned about the electoral impact _ be concerned about the electoral impact of— be concerned about the electoral impact of that and of course, it is never_ impact of that and of course, it is never traditionally going into generat— never traditionally going into general elections are approaching that that — general elections are approaching that that there will be trying to make _ that that there will be trying to make people better off and cut taxes and so _ make people better off and cut taxes and so on _ make people better off and cut taxes and so on. the tory party, clearly, that is_ and so on. the tory party, clearly, that is not— and so on. the tory party, clearly, that is not the situation that rishi sunak finds himself and and yes, of course _ sunak finds himself and and yes, of course and — sunak finds himself and and yes, of course. and some mps do not like it and a _ course. and some mps do not like it and a lot—

i think jacob rees—mogg was absolutely right . rees—mogg was absolutely right.his is brexit , the he said that this is brexit, the teeth, but instead of having the teeth, but instead of having the teeth they haven't even replaced with dentures. think this is with dentures. i think this is absolutely appalling . i think absolutely appalling. i think the conservative party are so off the rails that i don't even them anymore. i think this is devastating and many people around the country will be looking at this with the hairs on the back of neck standing up, feeling, frankly quite sick at it seems they're trying to do because it feels as if they're trying to really screw everybody over. trying to really screw everybody over . adrian hayes, the over. adrian hayes, the government argue they're doing everything they can to boost the british economy. and if that involves fewer trade barriers with the eu, then bring it on. that's their view. what do you think my views on brexit really mirror mervyn king's views about four years ago when the may government they were disc

i think jacob rees—mogg was absolutely right . rees—mogg was absolutely right.his is brexit , the he said that this is brexit, the teeth, but instead of having the teeth, but instead of having the teeth they haven't even replaced with dentures. think this is with dentures. i think this is absolutely appalling . i think absolutely appalling. i think the conservative party are so off the rails that i don't even them anymore. i think this is devastating and many people around the country will be looking at this with the hairs on the back of neck standing up, feeling, frankly quite sick at it seems they're trying to do because it feels as if they're trying to really screw everybody over. trying to really screw everybody over . adrian hayes, the over. adrian hayes, the government argue they're doing everything they can to boost the british economy. and if that involves fewer trade barriers with the eu, then bring it on. that's their view. what do you think my views on brexit really mirror mervyn king's views about four years ago when the may government they were disc

i think the way we overcome conspiracy hear to rees is bringing up a party. the republicans have given up on both. they stood with trickle down economics. they've given up on freedom because their policies and politics resulted in this country stripped of the first fundamental constitutional right. the first fundamental constitutional freedom since reconstruction. >> democratic senator michael bennett. congratulations. thank you so much. >> thank you. good to see you. >> great to see you, too. >>> these conspiracy theories. tackically i think one of the dumbest things republicans have done, and they've done so many dumb things. tactically making candidates mistrust early voting and a mailing. when i ran four times i rolled up massive margins with early vote. with the absentee votes like that's what republicans use to do. james, i was crazy enough i would knock on doors every day and then i would go home at night and i had a list of absentee voters. i matched up the phone numbers. if they were on a base in germany i would get on the phone at 10:00 at night my

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let me bring you this news by criticism from jacob rees—mogg.et's have a listen to what he had to say. irate statement. let's have a listen to what he had to say.— statement. let's have a listen to what he had to say. we are basing what he had to say. we are basing what we are _ what he had to say. we are basing what we are doing _ what he had to say. we are basing what we are doing on _ what he had to say. we are basing what we are doing on a _ what he had to say. we are basing what we are doing on a forecaster| what we are doing on a forecaster who has a very bad track record. that means we are taking decisions that i would prefer us not to be taking. i am that i would prefer us not to be taking. iam particularly that i would prefer us not to be taking. i am particularly concerned about tax rises. when an economy is going into recession you would normally expect there to be fiscal support for an economy in recession. whilst you need high interest rates to deal with the inflationary problem the obr and the bank of england failed to spot a year

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you must not a low and the world fall into and not the world war ree, my and the war the war. that's not n. it will be difficult for the world to move forward in turn, the indian prime minister warned against promoting any restrictions on energy supplies, and called for insuring stability of the market. now this comes as this year's summit has already seen calls from western members to isolate russia. nevertheless, moscow's cooperation was developing g 20 nation, including india and china continues to grow r t 's maria. the notion has more from bali. oh, as the summit starts here in volley, the question rises, what can we expect at its end? the main intrigue of these here is the twenty's, whether the members will at all be able to come to a compromise to consensus over the final declaration as the group is torn apart, unprecedented to lead by enormous divisions within the group over how to approach russia, ukraine conflict to head of the global gathering, the german tend to love pushed and cold other nations for in the isolation of russia here at the summits, or rather more is

suggests the general tone of the film nostalgia was shot based on the work of the same name by erman reesco-favita and, in fact, the city of naples yes , it is in its streets among. the landscapes of baroque churches inhale the aroma of the past the central character, who has not been in his homeland for 40 years, moreover, in this nostalgia for naples, the director devotes the first hour of the picture, diving into the detail of the sanita area, only after this aesthetic savoring does the viewer realize that the hero left for a reason, but returned on a sad occasion caring for a terminally ill mother film about the life of ordinary italians film everyday life and inevitability, and in the past. what does the premiere film nostalgia have in common with the first foreign film of tarkovsky nostalgia is for you a task with an asterisk, well, right now from a leisurely italian thai about the past let's move on to the american psychological thriller with chalk gibson. starring, of course. this two-time academy award winner impresses with his ability to work this year with a small gibson. six

rachel rees doesn't take much persuading that this has got to be a big priority for the next labour government unaddressed area of education policy for me. couple of headlines because it's not a policy interview, butjust to see where you're going. private schools stay open. they pay more tax. they will pay more tax under labour. ofsted's often criticised by teachers who think the inspections aren't fair on them. does it stay? is that the sort of flaw of standards that tony blair used to talk about? accountability matters and it matters to parents and working class kids. but ofsted has to change. to? standards in those schools that have been stuck for a long time. we know where those schools are. it's often in communities, working class communities, but we need to make those schools places that heads will want to go and work. and that, i think is part of the challenge. how do we attract the best people into those schools, but how do we support them when they're there? is the danger that you're alluding to, that a bad inspection actually makes a head who, maybe he's moved out of the area or neve

not surprisingly the business secretary under liz truss, jacob rees—mogg, was last night that some tax were the wrong way go that the government should be focusing on making sure that taxpayer money was spent wisely for efficiency savings and also from a different of the party. charles walker's written in the independent today . the biggest independent today. the biggest cheer yesterday, i think, was when the chancellor revealed that the triple would stay and pensions would rise 10.1. but walker has written and he said the further bedding there tied at the expense of the young. and of course, although the government has gone out of its way to seen to be fair to protect the most vulnerable those on benefits in. contrast to two lizz truss of governments , many pensioners are really off. but of course over 65 tend to vote conservative. interesting stuff , but in a interesting stuff, but in a final 30 seconds, where does this put labour party? the government's just announced further windfall taxes tax hikes on the richest readers . uprating on the richest readers. uprating benefits. i wher

now police rees transcripts of emergency calls. shane 1st warning were possible. crush came hours before the disaster. water and power have been restored to keep after the ukrainian capital was hit by dozens of russian missiles on monday. people being urged to use as little power as possible during peak hours . danish prime minister, metta frederickson, social democrats, have one most seats, and a general election on tuesday has sent to left block is set to retain its majority in parliament, kenya is deploying it streams to democratic republic of congo to help em 23 rebels . 8 to fight and 22 rebels that comes after the un mission withdrew its troops from a major military base in the east, where the rebels are trying to advance protest. is that fine to you? and vehicles in the city of m. 20 rebels voted you offensive in october and cease control of 2 major towns on saturday. and you can watch more on that story from the inside story with me on the other side of the break. and i'll be back with more news again in half an hour to stay with us. a weekly look at the world's top business stor

long term in much the same sort of community, community consent mechanism that jacob drawing jacob rees—moggwing up around gas around onshore shale gas extraction and fracking, it seems like a sort of similar sort of thing . but moving on, sort of thing. but moving on, the home secretary of course, the home secretary is of course, hosting this roundtable today of senior leaders . and we senior police leaders. and we led to believe this is mainly going to be focusing on these groups sort sit in groups that sort of sit in motorways , smash windows, cause motorways, smash windows, cause criminal damage in pursuit of political aims. that's right. now, the national policing now, this the national policing board , which is up of board, which is made up of senior police leaders , senior senior police leaders, senior government home government figures from the home office and crime office and some police and crime commission once every commission is meets once every three months at four times a yeah three months at four times a year. it is actually set up by bofis year. it is actually set up by boris

and that was kelly yesterday and jacob rees—mogg was sitting just slightly back with a finger up behindand he didn't move for the whole the whole 55 minutes or whatever of the torment we had from jeremy and i think the conservative backbenchers or you would know better than i do, you , but i didn't think they were entirely impressed. the labour mp was looked rather surprised and pleased, but it's all extremely redolent of the new new labour years and we even two or three blair ites being given jobs by the government. so which is bad. i mean we're just back basically 1997 but with higher tax rates and i was going to ask you about that when the name patricia was announced as doing the efficiency review for the nhs. somebody hadn't called for her resignation back in two thousand and seven, so i just wondered what was the reaction should all of the employees, particularly the conservative mp, to go, oh my gosh, this is blair. well, in tribal pit of the commons, as you know, esther there was lot of yard booing from the tories at labour saying we've got one of yours, but i think it took about

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that said the great barrier rees has gone through i think for massa bleaching's in the last five yearsso it is unprecedented. the other? we do? p you guys it's really about climate change. a point and i know i'm in texas but climateig change ia big problem. at the coral reef ecosystems become extinct it's not just the coral it's the other quarter million species that depend on the reefs. it is a massive shift is not just one species that the species act addresses it's an entire ecosystem and are really the richest ecosystem in the o ocean. and it's all about temperature. though if we can make some changes in carbon policy that's the best thing we can do. >> can we give juli a round of applause please? [applause] bucks thank you all pray thank you for being such an engaged audience. juli will be signing books in the tent.. there are some more questions for. >> thanks for coming. >> thank you. oco if you are enjoying book tv than sign up for our newsletter is in the qr code on the screen. to receive the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions book festivals and more. book tv ev

i can't believe that fox con in facts ree had those conditions. what do they make at that factory... aaahhhhhh! (applause) "siri, search for 'phone that doesn't make me sad'." point is, i was going to talk about that last night, but we were a little tight on time, so we said, "we'll do it tomorrow. these protests are the biggest since tiananmen square. it's not going away." then, this morning? it all went away. because, overnight, the chinese government cracked down on the protests, with police patrolling streets, checking cell phones, and even calling some demonstrators to warn them against a repeat. that is horrible. authoritarian regimes, come on! it's 2022, just text! over the weekend, beijing tried to bury information about the protests, in part, by using their army of twitter bots to spam the service with links to escort services and other adult offerings. one user said their social media feed was "50% porn, 50% protests." okay, go ahead, clap, it does make me wonder chinese government-approved porn would look like. "i'm a plumber. i'm here

we will be above that except at the water where rees he wins will return this afternoon. 45 napa. 43ivermore. it is about offshore winds in the short -- in the up shore. with the cloud cover, atir ss gets scoured out. a cooling trend as we get into tomorrow. tuesday and wednesday, we are looking at frost and widespread freeze warnings as we get closer to the event. that is the second system that will bring colder air. afternoon highs reflected in temperatures at or below average. the precipitation, we have to wait as we get through that dry cold air mass. thursday, this system is knocking on our door. friday, we have several systems, forecast models we look at. this sets up an atmospheric river. generous amounts of rain through friday and saturday. as we look at that one forecast model through the upcoming work week, this system brings rain down to southern california, but upwards of 0.42 for san jose. take that with a grain of salt until we get closer. 62 in the city. 64 oakland. above average by about four degrees. we will drop the numbers about four degrees for your sunday afterno

. >> when i saw blood i wasik thisseally real an process thain eri policd ree peop de, clin t s in the break room. three more died at the hospital. the city releasing their names and faces. the mother of victim brian pendleton said they would have been preparing for her son's upcoming birthday. several other is injured, including jaylon jones, whose mother says he's in stable condition. >> he realized he was being shot. >> jones ran outside. the walmart massacre, now the second high-profile mass shooting in the nation in just four days. with more than 600 mass shootings this year alone in the u.s., president biden saying there are more empty seats at the table this thanksgiving. abc news, washington. jobina: the suspect and the other recent mass shooting, anderson aldrich, remaining in jail, accused of killing five people in colorado springs. he faced a judge virtually yesterday who ruled that there was legal authority to hold aldrich without fail. they were slouched over in a wheelchair with noticeable bruises on their face. charges include i've counts of first-degree murder, one for

. >> so last week, we got through the kayne situation and the kie ree situation and after the kyrie irvingas trending the jews. it was just, the word the jews trending on twitter. and so it was bittersweet. because it is always nice to trend on twitter. >> stephen: it is never bad. >> it is never bad but i knew if i checked it it wasn't going to be like the jews bought everyone ice cream. i knew it wasn't going to be-- . >> stephen: the jews, abc's new hit sitcom. >> that's right. but because it was kyrie and about the nets, the jews was trending under sports. which for us, nice. >> stephen: that's a win. >> never happened before. >> stephen: sandy kovaxs. >> and then this trended. look, i'm, you know, as our spokesjew and we hear you. the people out there, we know, you know, the power and control that the jews have t collectively. because we, that's how we wield it. >> stephen: sure strks all unanimous decisions. >> correct. i'm not on all the committees. but and i don't know who ended kayne's adidas deal, that wasn't my committee. i'm on oil prices and bagel flavors. i do bagel flavors.

to the progress through parliament of the rees—mogg bill. okay, your thoughts ? well, bill.st of all, i think we've got to take some of the fire in here of the debate, you know, as something that voted remain but immediately accepted the result in 2016. i was mystified when i heard belinda, the former brexit meps and she seemed meps speak and she seemed furious over the outturn of an argument that her team had won. and i wrote down a few of her phrases and slippery the dark of the eu rejoining eu by the backdoor and selling our democracy. and this is from some who won. if i find it utterly mystifying and this is not about virtues , fiddling is simply virtues, fiddling is simply about can we talk in a reasonable way about that is of crucial economic environment , crucial economic environment, social importance, and so on and social importance, and so on and so on. on the actual substance of a fascinating story in the sunday times, i think think is going to happen because the swiss model and you know, there'll be whole books written on this that probably none of us have the ti

the police chief can from the suspect was a walmart massooting ree days. witneeo >>> in colorado, the suspect in saturday's mass shooting is expected to appear for court appearance today by video link. anderson lee aldrich faces five counts of first-degree murder and five counts of committing a motivated and biased crime. they said it will take time for the colorado springs l.g.b.t.q. community to heal. >>> the world cup had a major upset on one of the world's biggest stages. saudi arabia defeated leno messy and the argentinian team, 2-1. lionel messi scored early on. in the second half, saudi arabia scored twice. the u.s.a. raises up with england on friday. >> i don't want to talk about that game. they took so many goals for offsides, it was a bad one. >> let's take this to the weather. we are taking a live look at sfo. things are pretty clear. we are expecting clear skies all day long. that is great news for everyone trying to get out of town. or maybe for the loved ones tried to get into town. current temperatures are in the 50s. cooler temperatures in

cbs morning's co-hos georgiethroughhe ree m a te ate. ♪ >> reporter: it's morning here in atlanta, georgiad if it's morning here in atlanta, the silver skillet' grill has been hot for hours. ♪ this spot has been feeding locals for more than half a century. >> probably economy is number one. >> economy is number one, okay? >> reporter: susan reader is feeling the effects of inflation. >> all right, thank you all so much. >> reporter: and credits incumbent republican governor brian kemp for trying to keep prices down. >> the state has done very well. our governor, our current governor, has helped us with gas prices. he's taken the gas tax off. every single day you go to the grocery store to buy food, it costs more. you go to the gas station, it costs more. paychecks aren't going up. so you have to make changes. >> will we have election integrity and confidence in election results? >> reporter: michael sullivan has lived in atlanta for nearly 40 years. he worries about free and fair elections. >> we're going to have a rule of law applied to call balls and strikes on elections, which i think g

a alett oue t ree ioomalo poitalk he d thti is 7om iar soe but this is where zoom possibly turns around. lauren: how many zooms are you doing per-day now, sarge? >> if i work for somebody else i guess i'd be doing a ton of them, but it's -- lauren: give me a number. scott? >> likewise. definitely less than five a week lauren: yeah, the worst is, when you're physically in the office, and you have to zoom with a co- worker at home. sorry, it ruffles my feathers every single time, scott bauer, steven guilfoyle, thank you very much and happy thanksgiving, gentlemen. >> you too. lauren: inflation is a theme this thanksgiving, and certainly this christmas is driving up the cost of christmas toys but one company is actually using that to their advantage, mg entertainments makes it uber popular, the ceo, izaac larry, is here on what's surprising about the surprise this year. first we check the big board, still in really strong low volume but very strong rally mode. the dow above 34,000, up 382 points. "clayman countdown" is coming back after this. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice a

pence about his experience that day, notably his conversations with former president trump but that was ree three weeks ago, not even ak ago attorney general merrick garland announced he was appointing a special counsel to oversee parts of the january 6 investigation, investigation it willinve soon hit the two-year . jack smith is the man running part of the january 6 investigation. not arresting the people who assaulted police officers or w enter thile u.s. capitol but he will look at those who are not at the capitol on january 6th but may have broken federal laws. now that he is running the show, it's not clear if he will want to sit down with mike pence asto doj officials did before he was ksappointed a few weeks ago. we have learned, his team is awarfe doj recently is interestd in having this sit down but no final decisions have been made. the january 6 committeeja investigating thatnu day also wanted ty alo talk to the former vice president but he made it cleade ir over multiple intervis overws i the past few weeks whir promotinomg his book, that will not happen.no >> congress has no r

they are unhappy with of the things the representatives of governmentesre are doing and ree them with a new set of representatives who presumably will do something different. it severs the link between the representative and the community and who they are supposed to be fulfilling. in a way that prevents the voters from holding politicians accountable for the things thath they do while they are in office. you probably don't need me to tell you that when politicians don't have to worry about reelection, when the party that holds the majority doesn't have to worry about enacting popular policies, when they know that the seats arehe safe and the majority is safe, they don't have to keep their fingers on the public opinion. they are free to use the power and authority to pursue whatever self-interested or partisan goals they would like to do but are oftenra constrained firm dog because those things would be unpopular and so in addition to the history of gerrymandering this is also a book about the presence of gerrymandering and for reasons i talk about in the book, my goal of writing this

. >> well, they should be -- crime is really the rees and this race has gotten so much tighter. he can address crime by making bail adjustments and going after, getting rid of manhattan da alvin bragg. you do not want to do those things. what things would you do? would you do to address public safety? crime is a problem here. >> i'm so glad you asked me this. because first of all, he has no plan for a crime. >> what's yours? >> i'm in the middle of executing a plan. last january, my state, january 5th, this is not an election conversion here. january 5th, you can go with the records. i was talking about how people are feeling insecure. we need to reduce crime, get guns off the street. since i've been governor, we have 8000 more guns off the street. why? because i took my police force, state police, and we don't need to give out as many tickets. let's keep the gun from flowing into our streets. and for the first time in decades, you have the governor of new york. working in partnership with the mayor of new york city. remember all the epic battles. i said we have seen january 6th

rees—mogg, lots of placement and significant power.alls to spare. they plate england or india and the final. what options, what a journey and not what an opportunity. joe wilson, bbc news. so as joe was just saying, it's england and india that will battle it out in thursday's t20 world cup semi—final in adelaide. this is england's fourth consecutive world cup semi—final in white ball cricket. jonathan agnew has been speaking to the former england batter ravi bopara. here we're at the adelaide oval looking ahead to the second semifinal of course featuring england and india alongside me form a england playerfor that special event. one game away from winning a world cup final, a lot of pressure, is annette?— world cup final, a lot of pressure, is annette? ~ , , ., i. is annette? well, it depends on you see it. it's is annette? well, it depends on you see it- it's a — is annette? well, it depends on you see it. it's a funny _ is annette? well, it depends on you see it. it's a funny thing, _ is annette? well, it depends on you see it. it's

i suspect that he will not because i believe that jeff rees will have the votes. i think it's clear with nancy. the stepping aside she is basically essentially click you. she has such an impact for the cheez-it simply clearing the stage for the next generation of leaders to come. but she's going to be there with the training wheels to make sure that they they can do what they need to do because the fact is no one can count votes. no one can get votes. but nancy pelosi and she's there. if i sing the new caucus leader who then be privy to what? all the tricks and trades and things that she knew had to do to get someone to commit and stay there. that will be good for the caucus. i think i'm pretty sure hakeem it has a very good chance. i mean, the next a leader of the democratic caucus and house of representatives. >> all right. well, i think tpthat's a great note to end on a thanks for your perspective and a great image to end on with all of the hugs and well-wishes that are happening early love on the floor right now in the apartment. my picture for me. but i knew

this, remember, all the or rees, this is on the same day as the call to the state legislators. >> i just find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. >> so that was trying to get states to overturn. so you have these seven plots we've mentioned in the report and then you have the u.s. congress. states rejected trump's demands. we do know that. even very red states. trump was left then pushing what was operationally an incomplete conspiracy but a conspiracy nonetheless, because as the states found the congress would be faced with the same sort of menu. there wasn't really public evidence or even a decent political pretext for just rejecting their own citizens' votes. but the plan here was hoping that congress or pence would do what others wouldn't, where other plots failed and they would just come in and falsely lie or claim biden lost. this is the coup or the so-called sweep that some plotters assert was completely distinct from any violence on january 6th. >> the plan was simply this, we had over 100 congressmen and senators on capitol hill ready to implement the sweep. >> jim jor

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, former minister james duddndge rees—mogg, former minister james duddridge and former conservative mpo the daily telegraph associate editor christopher hope, also superstar star panellists, sometimes on the show, the consensus among diners was that boris could return in july next year after the may local elections, which have all cast to be a blow up for the conservatives a virus comeback in the summer would also allow him to get past that past committee, which past privileges committee, which probing whether he deliberately lied to parliament over partygate. witch hunt. partygate. it is a witch hunt. it a witch hunt that folks it is a witch hunt that folks blended loosely . look, i know blended loosely. look, i know people say this is absolute madness, but look at those sunak poll numbers. the tories can't trust him on brexit . they can't trust him on brexit. they can't trust him on brexit. they can't trust him on brexit. they can't trust him to lower they can't trust him to lower they can't trust him to lower the levels of i mean, i actually think it could be fertile ground for. bor

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but i don't hunt rees portable. so should be good event. you know, we're >> they all talk about that i need to learn the rules better because the viewing spurt to be a lot easier for me if i could get excited at the right time can sometimes i don't even know what's going on on the field. and i should say we were watching while you're doing that story instead of playing soccer video or playing video, people enjoy themselves drinking beer parties because the viewing there, i mean, they're going to happen over the place sports bars anywhere else. that's going to be an uptick to at least local business to right. >> yeah. drinking day drinking isn't the best for productivity. so it helps the local business, the bar, the irish saloons that but it's not great for the world because when you go when you're in europe during the world cup, cities become ghost town says everyone is watching the super bowl times 10. it's really kind of cool world experience. so it's almost >> detrimental as opposed to beneficial for at least the local economy on the now

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i don't think we should change that responsibily st because congress and the executive can't ree on something that possible to address this problem. i don't think wshld let them off the hook. shouldn'we just say what we think the well is even if we think shao means shall and leave it for them to sort that out? >> let me take a stab at trying to persuade you these considerations of resources constraints to inform the task of the court which is to interpret the meang of shao and the statute itself. it seems you are arguing wh one of the predicates to my question that i think shao means shall. what do we do in that situation? >> if this court were to adopt that interpretation i think it would be incredibly destabilizing. >> at and ask you what it would be. wanto ow what it would do. should we still fulfill our responsibility to say what the law is and then it is up to the congress and executive to figure oua way to comply with that? >> the reason i am turning the practical implications is because in the meantime while congssnd the executive ted figured out it would scramble immigration efforts o

, former minister james duddndge rees—mogg, former minister james duddridge and former conservative mp consensus among diners was that boris could return in july next year after the may local elections, which have all cast to be a blow up for the conservatives a virus comeback in the summer would also allow him to get past that past committee, which past privileges committee, which probing whether he deliberately lied to parliament over partygate. witch hunt. partygate. it is a witch hunt. it a witch hunt that folks it is a witch hunt that folks blended loosely . look, i know blended loosely. look, i know people say this is absolute madness, but look at those sunak poll numbers. the tories can't trust him on brexit . they can't trust him on brexit. they can't trust him on brexit. they can't trust him on brexit. they can't trust him to lower they can't trust him to lower they can't trust him to lower the levels of i mean, i actually think it could be fertile ground for. boris, come next july. could be fertile ground for. boris, come next july . yes, boris, come next july. yes, i think i