sense that jack smith indicated they want a speedy trial, but this is going to be in the hands of the districtjustice who is trialjudge is incredible discretion as to the pace and also because it involves classified information, national defence information, national defence information under the espionage act. there will be many pre trial proceedings under the classified information procedures act and that will determine who gets access and how information is presented in court. if there are adverse rulings to other side, they can immediately appeal that up to the 11th circuit which normally would not be the case in criminal cases, so there are many things that could end up delaying this case past the election in 2024. delaying this case past the election in 2024. this is the second indictment - election in 2024. this is the second indictment of - election in 2024. this is the second indictment of the i election in 2024. this is the - second indictment of the former president, the fi
lets go over to oliver dowden. mr; lets go over to oliver dowden. my riuht lets go over to oliver dowden. ij i right honourable lets go over to oliver dowden. ii right honourable friend, the lets go over to oliver dowden. ii1 right honourable friend, the prime minister, is in washington at the invitation of president biden. they will be discussing cooperation on a range of issues, including ai and global trade, and of course continuing our leadership in galvanising international support for the people of ukraine. mr speaker, this week as carers week, i know that colleagues across the house will wish to join me in know that colleagues across the house will wish tojoin me in paying tribute to the huge contribution unpaid carers make to our society. mr speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. that in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. at the
only the conservatives can be trusted with our children s future. deputy leader of the opposition, angela deputy leader of the opposition, angela rayner. deputy leader of the opposition, angela rayner- angela rayner. thank you, mr seaker. angela rayner. thank you, mr speaker. speaking angela rayner. thank you, mr speaker. speaking of- angela rayner. thank you, mr speaker. speaking of the - angela rayner. thank you, mr speaker. speaking of the last| speaker. speaking of the last election, the tory manifesto promise to end the abuse of the judicial review. how is it going? i to end the abuse of the udicial review. how is it going? iwelcome the much shorter review. how is it going? iwelcome the much shorter question - review. how is it going? iwelcome the much shorter question from . review. how is it going? iwelcome| the much shorter question from the right honourable lady today. let me just remind the right honourable lady of a few facts about the covid inquiry. we set up the co
logically. he we certainly don t look like the republicans where we, you know, if democrats were there on january 6, i would have been the first one condemning every one of them. they can t do that. look, i have voted for people in the primary. i certainly voted the general i election. we have a healthy party. lot of ideas. i disagree strongly and i think mr. kennedy s statements around covid were dangerous. but there is ab electorate out there listening to. that i think when they take the total of things like abortion access, climate change and other things and to be honest, mr. kennedy did do some good things around climate. he is wrong on. this i take it that democrats are watching. it s a new electorate out. there tend of the day, they are certainly not going to vote for the former president. the polls the last time around, right, he polled at 20%. that entitled you to a debate. do you think the sitting