donald trump out of the white house. a majority of u.s. voters say that the various ongoing investigations into alleged long wrongdoing should continue. according to a new nbc poll nearly 6 out of 10 voters back these investigations. this was conducted following the chief search of his florida home. joining me now is jessica levinson. she is a professor of law at loyola university and the host of the podcast passing judgment. always good to have you with us. so that poll that we just mention found 57% of registered voters want to the investigations into the former presidents to continue. compared to 40% who do not. and one of those investigations is the georgia election meddling probe. but republican senator lindsey graham who was set to testify this week in relation to that
jessica levinson is a professor at the law school and she is also the host of the podcast, passing judgment. she joins me now, from los angeles. always great to have you with us. good to be here. so, donald trump and his team are considering releasing surveillance videotape of the fbi searching his mar-a-lago home for those classified documents that were sees last week. we know trump s team is divided over whether they should do this. what are the possible consequences if they do? so, i think, obviously, it is a political argument here. look at what has happened in my private residence. isn t this an unprecedented look for law enforcement to sending on my home? i m not sure that this is really going to get them where they want to go, because there is a reason that law enforcement was there. if people think, well, i have never had law enforcement at my home, that is probably because you have never done anything
at 11:54 a.m., 21 minutes after the shooting began, there s questions about whether kids are still trapped inside. the law enforcement response to the attack at robb elementary was an abject failure. the director of texas department of public safety, steven mccraw, passing judgment publicly before a texas senate special committee, one of the biggest failures, he said, waiting. while they waited, the on scene commander waited for radio and rifles. then he waited for shields. then he waited for s.w.a.t. lastly, he waited for a key that was never needed. despite earlier reports from the texas tribune, that school district police chief pete arredondo tried dozens of keys that failed to work, mccraw today confirming the door to the classroom was unlocked. the preliminary investigation suggests not one officer even attempted to open the door until it was breached at 12:50.
officials. it is about leadership and integrity in public life. mr johnson says he takes the allegations very seriously. so far he has been helped by cabinet ministers staying loyal, even though he has been fine. has a prime minister being honest about partying here in downing street? many conservative mps are waiting until they see sue gray s report before passing judgment. and you can watch the programme partygate inside the storm, tonight on bbc tonight at 7pm. and there is also more online. last week the met concluded its investigation into rule breaking after issuing 126 wines, including one for the prime minister for attending a birthday party injune, 2020. now, as you heard, there are fresh questions over why he wasn t fined further.
calls. they are trying to figure out what the next steps are. how to maybe restructure the proposal to have a shot at 50 votes there are real questions about how willing senator manchin is to reengage in negotiations to some degree, not just a policy issue. it is a personal issue. that has been very clear over the course of the last 24 hours. and as one senate democrat told me, take a breath. phil mattingley, cnn, the white house. let s talk more about this with jessica levinson. a professor of law at loyola high school and the host of the podcast, passing judgment. good to have you here. good to be here. we have been assured that this presidential speech will not be about lockdowns but everyone is looking for answers on why this pandemic isn t over yet and why people are having to stand in long lines for covid tests in the lead up to the holidays. what does the president need to