questions from party members and will hear a little bit of that and just a moment. but rishi sunak spoke first and here is some of what he had to say. but first and here is some of what he had to say- first and here is some of what he hadtosa. ., ., ., ., had to say. but i m not going to do is ursue had to say. but i m not going to do is pursue policies had to say. but i m not going to do is pursue policies that had to say. but i m not going to do is pursue policies that risk - had to say. but i m not going to do is pursue policies that risk making| is pursue policies that risk making the situation far worse and last far longer. especially if those policies amount to borrowing tens and tens of billions of pounds in unfunded promises, putting it on the countries credit card and then asking our kids and her grandkids to pick up the tab. because that is not right and that is not responsible and it is certainly not conservative. i am going to cut taxes and is set out a plan to rad
of the campaign and thereafter. borrowing tens of millions of dollars against his property holdings for unknown reasons and with unknown urgency. but mueller s team also reportedly asked jeffrey yohai about his father-in-law s relationship with president trump and his father-in-law s ties with russian oligarchs. we don t know what jeffrey yohai told them then when they sent that team to interview him last summer. but now he has reportedly pled guilty and he has reportedly legally obligated himself to tell them everything he knows. the question is what is he in a position to know? joining us is nathan layne, a white collar crime reporter for reuters who was also part of the team covering the trump russia investigation. he broke the story. thank you for being here. thank you for having me. jeffrey yohai is a little bit of a mysterious figure for those of us who ve been following this scandal and the various indictments including the case against paul manafort. what s your understandi
team last summer to interview jeffrey yohai. they reportedly asked him about paul manafort s ramtic financial moves around the time of the campaign and thereafter. borrowing tens of millions of dollars against his property holdings for unknown reasons and with unknown urgency. but mueller s team also reportedly asked jeffrey yohai about his father-in-law s relationship with president trump and his father-in-law s ties with russian oligarchs. we don t know what jeffrey yohai told them then when they sent that team into the view him last support. but he has reportedly legally obligated himself to tell them everything he knows. the question is what is he in a position to know? joining us is nathan layne, a white collar crime reporter for reuters who was also part of the team covering the trump raugs investigation. he broke the story. thank you for being here. thank you for having me. jeffrey yohai is a little bit of a mysterious figure for those of us who ve been following this scanda
conspiracy, each carrying 20 year prison terms. here are the quick facts. the city of flint was under receivership, and could not issue bonds or borrow money unless there was a fire or a flood, or a calamity. that is the language of the statute. they engaged in a plan to work for an administrative order. borrowing tens of mills of dollars, and the money was supposed to clean up a so-called environmental calamity, trying to get it into the statute, acuring at a lime sludge lagoon. the money did not go to clean up the lagoon because it was substantially remediated. instead, the tens of millions of dollars that they borrowed went towards building the kwa, the
stumble from the lack of democracy and freedoms and they are calling for their own, shep. shepard: we ll be watching, thank you. italy has begun shipping off thousands of north african migrants. it is home to about 5,000 residents but recently migrants have flooded the town, outnumbering the locals and they didn t like it. many spent weeks without access to food and water and some don t have shelter. the prime minister there has promised to ship some of the migrants back to tunisia. reports indicate he has promised to compensate residents with money, a new golf course and to nominate them for the noble peace prize. when the financial crisis was at its worse point big banks were borrowing tens of billions, now we know trillions of dollars from the united states government but we never knew which banks or how much they got.