Of the day in the commons and the lords. On this programme the budget addresses the crisis in social care in england. The chancellor has help for stretched local councils. I am committing additional Grant Funding of £2 billion to social care in england over the next three years. But the Labour Leader accuses Philip Hammond of producing a complacent budget. Who is reaping the rewards of this economy . For millions, it is simply not working. Away from the budget and back to brexit, and predictions of long delays in the processing of Residency Applications by the home office. It would take the home office more than 50 years. 50 years to deal with 3. 2 million european nationals in the uk. It was phlip hammonds first budget and, curiously, it was actually his last. Or at least, his last to be presented in march. From now on, the annual budget will take place in the autumn. The chancellor called it a fair package of measures. There was £2 billion for social care, relief for those hit by c
off putting about the republican performance yesterday was this pre-disposition to say we don t need, we don t even want, more to the point, they don t want, any other facts. right. and if you, final point, a lot of people in the conservative judicial world believe in the original intent of the founders. they believe they can discern that. here s something to think about. the true overarching driving original intent of the founders was that reason could take a stand against passion in the arena, and what you saw yesterday particularly on the right side of that committee was passion before reason. mika, that gets to the end of the process and i agree with john and we ve all said we need more information, we need the fbi investigation, but you had dianne feinstein also as well
$10,000 suits. million dollar this and that. the jury comes in generally with the pre-disposition. this judge tried to right that by admonishing the prosecution over and over again you aren t trying him for being rich. you aren t trying him for being clever but only for crimes he has committed. so we ll see. it will have implications one way or another for the credibility of the mueller probe. sandra: professor alan dershowitz, thanks for your time this morning. bill: we are on jury watch today. the medical examiner in new mexico remains found in a desert compound belong to a missing 3-year-old from the state of georgia. the father and others remain in jail on abuse charges. some may be released from jail. we re back on the story. good morning, bill. the big question this morning is will additional charges be brought by the district attorney here now that the remains of abdul have been
calling for the release. i appreciate that. the texts between these two people. you say the secret society comes from lisa page. you have no idea what the context was for that statement, and you have no real proof that any such secret society exists. well, chris the question becomes why would you hang something out there that damages the fbi that way when you don t know that it s true? well, i know what lisa page texted. again, this wasn t a republican idea. it was her text message. you don t know the context. okay. well, how about this, chris? why don t you walk me through the appropriate context for members of the fbi having a secret society and meeting to discuss the presidential election? walk me through what the good context for that would be. i reject the premise. i will offer you one, though, if you want because you asked. sure. i m talking to someone who s an intimate of mine. i don t like trump. i think he s a buffoon. so i say to them, as she did, because
as chairman of the committee with primary oversight of the department of justice and the f.b.i., i have always supported the department and the f.b.i. in performing their valuable missions to keep our nation safe and to hold individuals accountable for criminal conduct. yet i and many on this committee now find ourselves in the difficult position of questioning the actions of both prior and current department and f.b.i. leadership. you have a unique role at the department of justice in that you appointed special counsel mueller and have a supervisory role over his investigation. it is very appropriate for you to appear before this committee to answer questions with related to the scope of the special counsel s investigation and current efficacy in light of various events calling into question its impash talt. reports on the political pre-disposition and bias of certain career agents and department lawyers on special counsel mueller s team are