good evening and welcome to bbc news. as the house of lords began debating the brexit bill today, they had a rare visitor. theresa may sat in on the session, the first time in nearly 20 years that a prime minister has done so. no. that have a hue people with cvs that have a huge weight of experience. they are leading people in various fields. probably not intimidated, but at the same time, they would be the t‘ff to n, fifgf’ the t‘ff to be ’ fifgf’ the t‘ff to be hearing % the t‘ff to be hearing the g did not even need to be hearing the message articulated out loud by the prime minister making such a rare visit to sit there and watch. the whole tenor of the discussion of the debate building up to the house of lords‘ scrutiny of the bill has all been about the legitimacy of the house of lords. there is the question of revising the second chamber that is not elected. and given the will of the people in the referendum, and given the overwhelming
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was one of the largest allegations? i believe it was the largest national delegation. included in that delegation was secretary perry. secretary perry, ambassador sondland, myself, ron johnson was there, and at the u.s. embassy at the time joe pennington. we have talked a little bit this morning, but the president zelensky s inauguration came together quickly? did. we had three days notice in which to put the delegation together. there has been discussion whether the vice president was going to lead that effort and as it turned out, he was not able to lead it. do you have any information where the vice president was unable to join? i don t. mr. morrison, do you have any information as to why the vice president was unable to participate in the delegation? no. ambassador volker, you testified during your deposition that aid in fact gets held up from time to time for a whole assortment of reasons, is that your understanding? that is true. sometimes the holdups
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