his qualification before robert james joins me now. good to see you. in fact, robert you have been a subject of a disqualification motion. i think there's a familiar attorney in that courtroom against one fani willis, but i do wonder what that process was like when you are faced with somebody trying to remove you from that position, is the appearance of a conflict enough to do so >> well, so the case law says the appearance of a conflict you know, it's enough for at least it suggested, you know, their cases on both sides, but speaking practically, you know, when i went through it, when i was the district attorney into cobb county and i sat in the same seat that ms willis sits just in different county. it's uncomfortable you know, lawyers aren't used to being cross-examined and, you know, if you're if someone is trying to exclude you from a case where disqualify you from a case if it's a high-profile case my case was their cameras in the courtroom everyone is staring at you and the lawyers on the other side are being aggressive. and it's

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. >> other than harassment and embarrassment >> robert james is here to talk about this. he's the former district attorney for dekalb county, which is right next door to fulton county, are good to have you this morning. it's good to be here. all right. so there was no legal analyst. i spoke with if or watched on this network who thought before the closing arguments that fani willis would be disqualified from this case based on what you heard yesterday, has that changed for you >> not entirely. >> there is a slim chance based off of the argument that it's not just a real conflict, which i don't believe they've established, but there's parents of a conflict and the judge has articulated through his questions that you know, that she could be disqualified because of the appearance of a conflict, not actually a qanon. and you think he'd consider that just the appearance would be enough? well, he could consider that. i don't know if he will and i don't think anyone knows if he will. but the case law in georgia suggest that that is possible. >> let's get to this as it's known, t

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robert halfon is a minister of state. jamesster. these are two individuals who would have thought to be maybe frontbenchers , maybe cabinet frontbenchers, maybe cabinet ministers were the tories to win a fifth terms in government. the fact they're bailing out now says a lot about, i think the party's poll rating still 20 points behind, unable to make any real mark on labour. >> and we also had some fantastic news. i believed earlier in the day you went to a lobby meeting , a briefing there, lobby meeting, a briefing there, and we had some developments on the batley grammar school. teacher, of course, was mentioned by dame sara khan in her report yesterday and it seems now the prime minister's office are aware of the situation . we can hope positive situation. we can hope positive action may come of it. >> yes, the case of the batley grammar school teacher three years ago, of course, he was almost chased out his job, almost chased out of his job, wasn't by by using basic wasn't he? by by using basic materials given to him. talk

reshuffle has taken place in downing street today following the departure from government of james heappey and roberthalfon. we've heard tonight that ngannou becomes minister for europe. leo docherty is minister for the armed forces . kevin hollinrake armed forces. kevin hollinrake moves to be minister for business trade , luke hall business and trade, luke hall takes education and alan mak becomes under—secretary of state in business and trade and the cabinet office. now the chemical attack suspect abdul ezedi was granted asylum in the uk by a judge despite concerns the sex offender was a liar with a criminal past. a range of previously confidential documents have shown today, for the first time, the lengths that a ezedi went to prove he was a christian convert. his body was pulled from the river thames last month amid a major manhunt after he was suspected of dousing his ex—girlfriend with a corrosive chemical. britain and china britain and the united states, rather have accused china of carrying out a global campaign of malicious cyber attacks. it's an unprecedented move, with britain publicly bla

has had a minor reshuffle of his team, following the resignation of government ministers robert halfon and jameslitical correspondent henry zeffmanjoins us from westminster now. we have had a number of mps announcing they will not stand at the next election but two ministers before the election seem surprising. two different ministers representing two different constituencies but both resigning from ministerialjobs and both i think telling a similar story about where morale is in the conservative party. robert how fun was until yesterday the skills minister and has been the mp for harlow in essex since 2010 and he has pioneered within the party what he calls blue—collar conservatism, working—class conservatism really. he is behind a campaign to keep fuel duty frozen for the past 1a years of conservative government which has been a problem for some chancellors desperate to make the sums add up. he insists that despite his resignation he is 110% in his words behind rishi sunak. but that he wants to spend his remaining time as an mpfighting wants to spend his remaining time as an mp fighting for hi

both robert halfon and james heappey. they turned their backs on rishi sunaks cabinet.s hail joins me to reveal all from a wild day in westminster and tell you what tory mps really think of our prime minister. but next, have our northern towns and cities become a hotbed for islamist and far right extremism, banned islamist terror group hizb ut—tahrir have been running rife in stoke on trent. apparently they've even been running gyms, local gyms. there's some kind of grooming ground, local mp jack brereton is live in the studio. he says enough is enough. it's patrick christys gb news. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. coming up. rishi sunak cabinet ministers. some of them, anyway, have quit. how long can he limp on? but before that, extremists and bad actors are tearing apart british communities, especially in our northern towns and cities. don't take my word for it. that was the finding of dame sarah carter astonishing government review. now, to khan , you will now, according to khan, you will struggle find better struggle to find a better example than in stoke

we talked about this before and i was thinking about robert hur and you gave him strong points for much of his presentation, or you think back to jamesr robert mueller where all of these people laid out very bad behavior on the part of a lot of people, from hillary clinton to in this case fani willis. at the end, the cota is always that we really can't prosecute or take her off the case. isn't this one of the reasons that we see this disintegration of faith in the system in this country? >> i think there is a crisis of faith. 's always been someone that has stood up for the u.s. legal system. i still am. there's a reason for that that crisis of faith. another case. the rollins case involving the former u.s. attorney in massachusetts. she was found to have lied to federal investigators. the department of justice just shrugged and said they wouldn't prosecute one of their own. the american people lock at this and say wow, there is a two track system of justice in this country. these people are destroying the system of justice that defines us. they're sawing at the branch on which they all sit. by making these highly conflicted decision

education minister robert halfon and armed forces minister james heappey also confirmed they wouldn't vicki young is at wesminster. why? the prime minister is losing two of his most _ why? the prime minister is losing two of his most experienced - two of his most experienced ministers today. the good news for rishi sunak as they are not leaving in protest at his leadership or any policy differences, and there are often very personal reasons mps decide to stand down, but this is becoming a growing trend amongst conservatives. 63 of them so far have announced they are not standing at the general election. this often happens when a party has been in powerfor a long time. experienced mps, ministers, even former prime ministers decide theyjust want to even former prime ministers decide they just want to move on even former prime ministers decide theyjust want to move on and do something else with their lives. but there is no doubt that some conservatives will be looking at those opinion polls and getting out before voters make the decision for them. thank you. they're meant to be a useful

he came to the united states senate in 1973 he befriended james eastland, herman and robert barrett.of whom are racists segregationists. all four of whom filibustered the 1964 in 1965 civil rights act the latter being a voting rights act. and by the way they thought the 1968 civil rights act as well. joe biden was not just their friend too. joe biden sponsored legislation to and the integration of our public schools but whether this busing or any other mechanism nbc news wrote a piece not too long ago and said joe biden was an innocent bystander his hands were dirty they made comments about a jungle he did not want to send his kid into the jungle and so forth. he has made racist bigoted segregated comments ever since right until his election. he was called out by harris who decided she should be the vice president. and she was so moved to tears she got over it very quickly when he offered the second seat. it's a great piece written many years ago by the jackson free press abby jackson, mississippi for the talk about joe biden's praise for segregation spans decades he wrote love lette

gabriel told me personally he expected and did not want the details he expected hunter biden, robert walker and jameso whatever it was necessary to impact his case in romania. >> how do you know that? lex because he told me that. >> from his mouth? >> yes. another.we can connect with that be a conspiracy theory question. >> us on a conspiracy theory pricks okay thank you for it i would encourage you to interview gabriel. >> thank you. lastly after claiming he wanted a public hearing hunter biden decided to skipkip the hearing today? >> is at a rhetorical or serious? i don't think you want to sit b obviously i've emphatically stated he perjured himself and transcribed interview with the committee as did his unc jim bided and for every fact he claims her wants to say i was high on drugs or i can show a document, a text message, a recording that confirms he is lying. >> tot lot at the facts get in the way of a good story right? here are the facts are. >> highly disappointing is that you're that pig. >> i would agree i would agree. here are the facts hunter biden was engaged by a foreign principa it is w

of robert mueller's team and the co-author of a new book that you may have heard or maybe purchased called the trump indictments, the historic charging documents with commentary. lots to get to. james has filed the judgment and was chester county that makes people excited where trump has two properties. does this mean the seizures are imminent and what else do you expect to see tomorrow if trump does not deliver on the money

robert halfon unexpectedly quit as skills, apprenticeships and higher education minister, while jamesd intention to step down as armed forces minister ahead of exiting parliament at the general election. newly released documents reveal a church which supported the asylum claim of the clapham chemical attacker limited his rights to attend services after learning about a sexual assault conviction. ezedi won asylum in 2020 after proving his conversion to christianity. he attacked a woman and two children with a chemical solution injanuary — his body was found last month. buckingham palace says the king and queen willjoin other members of the royal family at the easter sunday service held at st george's chapel in windsor. it will be the king's most significant public appearance since he was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year. the prince and princess of wales will not be in attendance, as catherine continues with her cancer treatment. you're live with bbc news. on tuesday, us defense secretary lloyd austin issued some of his strongest comments on the situation in gaza a humanitarian c

luke hall has replaced robert halfon as education minister after he unexpectedly stepped down. and jamesn his role. an american journalist who was arrested in russia a year ago on charges of espionage has had his detention behind bars extended as he waits for his trial. evan gershkovich, who's a reporter for the wall streetjournal, is the first western journalist to face such charges since the fall of the soviet union. outside the court, the us ambassador in moscow called the accusations against him categorically untrue and fiction. 0ur russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports. we were not allowed into the moscow city courthouse. nothing personal. alljournalists were being kept out. instead, the court released its own video — just six seconds of evan gershkovick. ajudge ruled he must stay injail. evan, how are you? this week marks one year since the wall streetjournal reporter was arrested in russia. evan gershkovick, the first us journalist here since the cold war to be charged with spying. he and his employer insist he's innocent. so does the us government. it's demanding that russia le

robert garcia. what a bizarre, bizarre moment for james comer. he's pushing to get joe biden to come on down to testify. what does he think he's going to get from the president that he has not gotten from the witnesses who have testified before? >> i mean, look, the president is not going to come down and testify in front of jim comer and marjorie taylor green and lauren boebert. what a joke. this impeachment, we know there's no evidence linking the president to any business dealings of hunter biden. jim comer has invited, he had testimony from a prisoner in federal prisoner, he invited spies to testify, he's invited tinfoil hat conspiracy theorists, business people who have lost all credibility. the list goes on and on. and republicans themselves are now coming out strongly that there is no evidence, and so james comer is basically now just focused on himself. he's hawking some book i guess out there, which obviously will be a fiction work, and he needs to just go away. at this point, it's shameful what he's doing. he's wasting our time, and the

reshuffle has taken place in downing street following the departure from government of james heale lee and robert halfon. we've heard in the last couple of hours that nus ghani becomes minister for europe. leo docherty is minister for the armed forces to replace him. kevin hollinrake moves to be for minister business and trade and luke hall takes education. alamak becomes under—secretary of state in business and trade and the cabinet office . chemical attack cabinet office. chemical attack suspect abdul ezedi was granted asylum in the uk by a judge , asylum in the uk by a judge, despite concerns that the sex offender was a proven liar, with a criminal past. a range of previously confidential documents show for the first time, the lengths ezedi went to prove he was a christian convert. as eddie's body was pulled from the river thames last month amid a major manhunt after he was suspected of dousing his ex—girlfriend with a corrosive chemical . julian corrosive chemical. julian assange, his wife, says a decision to delay a final appeal on his extradition to the united states is utterly bizarre. us

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. >> plus my ministers have announced their resignations today with both james heappey and robert halfonan he limp on? also, should people who cut their nails on public transport be fined and don't say it, don't say it anyone. don't know? get ready britain, here we go. what is the government hiding about asylum seeker sex offenders? next . offenders? next. >> first of all, the news and the latest developments from the united states where president biden has pledged full federal support to the baltimore bridge rescue operation. video footage captured the moment a freight ship stacked high with containers crashed into the francis scott key bridge at around 130 this morning, local time. captured on camera . if time. captured on camera. if you're watching on television, that collision plunging cars, their drivers and construction workers into the water below with no warning. we now know the vessel involved in today's crash was reported to have structural issues in 2016 and in the same year was also involved in a separate accident when it hit a port wall in belgium . let's show port wall in b

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robert halfon has quit as skills, apprenticeships and higher education minister, while outgoing mp james correspondent peter saull. explain what this means and what the significance is for the prime minister and the government? james hi ie had minister and the government? james hippie had been _ minister and the government? james hippie had been expected _ minister and the government? i—ne" hippie had been expected really, he said he was going to stand down at the next general election, and he feels he has had enough and he wants to return to a quieter life than what he has here in westminster. robert halfon, a bit of a surprise, both of these individuals are very well respected within the conservative party and across parliament but robert halfon deciding the time is right for him to sit down as an mp and he has decided to date is the right time for him to stand down as education minister —— today. he was the chair of the education select committee, very well liked across parliament, so a lot of experience last from the government there but both of them in their resignation letters maki

james seizing his properties as collateral. joining us now is chief election and campaign correspondent robert costa.ob, this is a big point potentially in the campaign. is he going to be able to pay for this? >> good morning, margaret. his lawyers say he will not be able to secure this bond by monday's deadline and there could be a delay tactic in the next 24 hours. but it is very clear at this point they don't have the plan to put up even though trump is trying to maybe use the merger of his social media company to get some leverage here. it is clear the attorney general of new york is moving very aggressively. already has a file in w westc westchester county and she could use a marshal or a sheriff to take trump tower and 40 wall street in the coming weeks. >> what are the political ramifications of this? obviously there are huge financial and personal ones for mr. trump? >> even as he faces this financial crisis, it could be a political crisis as well. there is a cash crunch in the 2024 presidential race. president biden's campaign raising a lot of money. trump might have to turn to the republica

whether you mentioned penny and kemi and there'll be, you know, plenty of others, james cleverly in that mix, who robert, just megxit, you know, that just shows that there is so much talent within the conservative party and why that's so funny. so it is, you know, any one of these people could go on to be leader at some point when there's a vacancy, but there isn't and won't be for isn't and there won't be for some obviously some time because obviously rishi is doing what he says he's going to do. and we've got inflation figures, i think, coming this week. coming out later on this week. if to come down, if they continue to come down, that's obviously the that's obviously one of the interest rates, two interest or one minister's one of the prime minister's benefit for this. >> national insurance. >> they cut national insurance. nothing a poll. nothing happens in a poll. i mean, cutting 4% off mean, you know, cutting 4% off national in three national insurance in three months extraordinary , but months is extraordinary, but there's no benefit in the polls. >> it's i think because it's >> and it's i think

maria: and that was house oversight committee chairman congressman james comer with me here last month on special counsel roberteport investigating president biden's handling of classified documents during his tenure as vice president is. hur declining to bring criminal charges against biden in part due to what he said the jury would see as, quote, a sympathetic, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory. hur is scheduled to testify this week in front of the house judiciary committee, that's coming coming up this tuesday, as house are republicans had their subpoena denied by the white house that the doj hand over transcripts and audio related to hur's interview with president biden. meanwhile, special counsel jack smith continues to aggressively pursue criminal charges against former president trump's handling of classified documents. he filed a number of arguments against trump's bid to dismiss the case. joining me now in this "sunday morning futures" exclusive is florida congressman byron donalds. thanks so much for being here, great to see you this morning. >> good to be back with you, maria. maria: your r

> thank you peter, all good stuff, house oversight committee chair james comer, give us a broad picture, what you take away from robertings that i experience investigating, they just don't tell the truth. when they have to play in hunter's case, the drug card he says i can remember sending that text because i was on drugs and joe biden when he has to play the card he placed dementia and is difficult to produce a product. one thing i mentioned in my testimony of lines of questions yesterday was the fact that the timeline is off by a year end a half to transcribed interviews we know the discovery of the classified documents happened a year end a half before the white house declared there was a discovery of the classified documents. what happened in the year end a half, who had access. unfortunately robert hur's report did not dove into that. especially when we proven in our investigation that the biden family has taken $30 million from adversaries around the world and they've yet to excite anyone what they did to earn the money but would you classify documents being mishandled one would suspect they could've played a ro

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well here to unravel all of this is former treasury adviser james price, who is currently the adam smith institute, and robertector at the centre for control. chaps, for migration control. chaps, thank you very, very much. uh, i'll start with you, robert. do you think that migration is you think that mass migration is ruining you think that mass migration is ruiroh , hands down, it is >> oh, hands down, it is absolutely every metric possible, it's possible, whether it's culturally , societally, uh, culturally, societally, uh, housing, public services , housing, public services, infrastructure. and now we're seeing you know, the biggest decline in gdp per capita on record. you know , it's record. you know, it's successive periods of decline . successive periods of decline. um, and people aren't seeing any of the benefits that we have been promised . been promised. >> okay. mean, it's quite hard >> okay. i mean, it's quite hard to back to that, isn't it? to come back to that, isn't it? >> yeah. i mean, this is bit >> yeah. i mean, this is a bit of to head, uh, perhaps of a head to head, uh, perhaps we're agreei

james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a 6.30, their local election headquarters. presidential candidate robert f kennedy junior. >> is in oakland today to make a big announcement up his running mate. sources tell us it will be news. should it be tech from oakland on the short list of crawford's michael thomas actually in the newsroom following the latest rumors. good morning, michael. yeah, good morning, everyone. and there are rumors ride and >> it said rigth j. excuse me. rfk junior is said to be naming california tech attorney and philanthropists. nicole shanahan as his running mate. and one big clue is that she grew up in oakland where this announcement is set to take place later this morning. and shanahan is the ex-wife of google, co-founder, sergey brin, and she's got deep pockets and powerful connections. and last month she showed that when she helped pay for kennedy's 4 million dollars super bowl ad we spoke with our f j k junior ahead of today's announcement. he said he would not confirm anything with us, but he did talk a bit about this short list of potential running mates, which he

an appeals courts saving him before monday when james can start collecting joining me here tonight is the former lead prosecutor on special counsel, robert mueller's team. and your weissman, who is also the co-author of the new book that trump indictments that has some great commentary walking people through those. we'll get to the book in a moment. it's great to have you here on the source in this predicament that trump is, it finds himself it, i mean, it's incredibly difficult one with not much time left to figure it out. >> well, one thing it's worth noting is this is a typical of what happens in a civil case when you have a judgment to the attorney general is actually already extended some leeway because the judgment is actually enforceable on the day that it was rendered, the 30 period is because the attorney general said as a matter of grace, i'm giving you 30 days now. donald trump has is his right has asked the court, the appellate courts, to somehow give him relief, and we'll see what happens there. but i think that is one of his only legal options at this point is to see whether the court of appeals is going to give them relief