services by ministers. members of her own cabinet are having private e mail exchanges, and we don t know what s in those, nor do officials. she says that the cabinet office is reviewing guidance. isn t it time that she just said this must stop? because of the national audit office officials, nobody can see what s in those conversations, and that is a very real concern to the taxpayer. she raises important matters in relation to e mails. i cannot comment on e mail conversations that i haven t seen. i think the important thing to know is that once. good point! laughter. but those are relevant only when officials are asked take any action, and that s the point at which official process and procedure comes into play. julia lopez. you re watching tuesday in parliament with me, david cornock. now to wales where the labour
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it s public, there are cameras in the area, and if something bad were to happen i know of at least two or three people that are there a lot that would probably come to my rescue. is that the kind of thing you have to do when you sell a weapon? that s the thing i do when i sell a weapon because i ve got entirely too much to lose. i have a family, i have a job that, you know i love them both. i did not want to jeopardize those. we met at the station. i showed him the rifle in the back end of my car, and then i filled out a bill of sale, because i wanted to make sure that this was trackable. i kept a copy. he kept a copy. we reviewed everything to make sure that it was what he wanted and make sure everything was, you know, up to snuff. reporter: you saw his photo i.d.? i saw his photo i.d. reporter: and how carefully did you, you know, store the information? i m kind of a pack rat by nature. it s my my teacher nature, you don t throw anything away. so all of the email conv
i.d.? i saw his photo i.d. reporter: and how carefully did you, you know, store the information? i m kind of a pack rat by nature. it s my my teacher nature, you don t throw anything away. so all of the e-mail conversations that he and i had, i kept. all the text messages between he and i, i kept. and i still had pictures that i had originally posted on armslist, those were still on my home computer. and as he was leaving, again, to cover myself, i wrote down his license plate number. you are a careful guy. i am. was he a nice fellow? for the very limited interaction we had, yeah. he seemed very nice, very normal. he asked me how to load it. i showed him how. and that was it? off he went? off he went. and then, a few days later, the school secretary gave drew a message. a polk county detective wanted to talk to him right away. and my very first thought was i interpreted the law wrong when i had looked up the iowa codes, and i m going to jail. you immediately t
so all of the e-mail conversations that he and i had, i kept. all the text messages between he and i, i kept. and i still had pictures that i had originally posted on armslist, those were still on my home computer. and as he was leaving, again, to cover myself, i wrote down the license plate number. you are a careful guy. i am. was he a nice fellow? for the very limited interaction we had, yeah. he seemed very nice, very normal. he asked me how to load it. i showed him how. and that was it? off he went? off he went. and then, a few days later, the school secretary gave drew a message. a polk county detective wanted to talk to him right away. and my very first thought was, i interpreted the law wrong when i had looked up the iowa codes, and i m going to jail. you immediately thought about selling that weapon? that s the first thing that came to my mind. why else would a polk county detective be calling me? and i was going to jail. scary thought? it was very s