# and all those things i didn t say. this was chelsea mooney, happy at home. ..as herfather steve remembers her. chelsea was special, she loved singing, dancing and she just wanted to do everything for everybody. she was known as mother hen. chelsea was 15 when her mental health became significantly worse. with an eating disorder, it s a very complex sort of thing. and i think it got hold of chelsea and she went to hospital. the hospital was a camhs unit for children and adolescents. while there, steve says she picked up dangerous new habits from fellow patients. chelsea only went in there doing very superficial acts of self harm, and when she d got there, it was becoming life threatening self harm. at one stage, chelsea self harmed to a dangerous extent, 250 times in 18 months. then in april last year, steve received news
the thing is what happened in benin happened so many times in other places. we also raided tibet, you know. we killed 3,000 people, took a load of their artefacts and they re all over our museums. we raided ethiopia and took the maqdala crown, which is now a centrepiece at the v&a. and as every other nation in the world seems to be having these conversations about colonialism and loot, wejust like to pretend it s not really happening, and at a time in history where we re trying to redefine our role in the world because of brexit i think we should think about the prism through which the rest of the world sees us and that prism is usually empire. what would you say to those watching who d say, look, it feels like this conversation is always about british guilt ? i don t think it s about guilt. i think it s about having positive conversations. i think, you know, if we gave some of the contested items back the british museum wouldn t be empty, you know? it only has 1%. it can t show every
said he would do. right. or be able to get up on a witness stand and spew his rather or even just stand outside the courtroom and try to defend trump or put his arm around trump. two things i didn t say. i didn t see bannon fighting back vehemently on the street. i didn t see any of trump or trump s people coming to his aid, either. so it was very telling to me the distance that still remains, at least publicly, between these two entities, trump world and steve bannon. even though we do believe that there is some sort of level of communication or wink and nod communication, should trump run again. i m sure bannon will be behind it. but it is telling to me that there is public distance between trump and bannon at this point. and jeffrey, what about the claim of a bulletproof appeal from bannon s counsel, who s basing that on the idea that bannon was doing this to defy the subpoena, on advice of
this was a very serious event. abby, i want to play again the outtake from the former president, what he said on january 7th. listen. but this election is now over. congress has certified the results. i don t want to say the election is over. i just want to say, congress has certified the results, without saying the election is over, okay? but congress has certified the results now congress has certified the results. i didn t say so, let me see. go to the paragraph before. you know, abby, what s the impact of him not wanting to say the election was over on january 7th, when we know in the last few weeks, he s still calling officials asking them to overturn election results in places. yeah, i think that that s exactly the point. is that his position on this, on january 7th is basically what it is today, despite the mountain of evidence that has come out
congress. i think they have a case. but i don t think they have the right case yet, which, as i say, is seditious conspiracy, which is a very serious crime, but this was a very serious event. abby, i want to play again the outtake from the former president, what he said on january 7th. listen. but this election is now over. congress has certified the results. i don t want to say the election is over. i just want to say, congress has certified the results, without saying the election is over, okay? but congress has certified the results now congress has certified the results. i didn t say so, let me see. go to the paragraph before. you know, abby, what s the impact of him not wanting to say the election was over on january 7th, when we know in the last few weeks, he s still calling officials asking them to overturn election results in places. yeah, i think that that s exactly the point. is that his position on this, on