hallways — capital? literally defecating in the hallways. hunting _ capital? literally defecating in the hallways. hunting down _ capital? literally defecating in the hallways. hunting down membersj capital? literally defecating in the . hallways. hunting down members of congress _ hallways. hunting down members of congress. patriots? _ hallways. hunting down members of congress. patriots? not— hallways. hunting down members of congress. patriots? not my- hallways. hunting down members of congress. patriots? not my view. i hallways. hunting down members ofj congress. patriots? not my view. to me, congress. patriots? not my view. to me. the _ congress. patriots? not my view. to me. the true — congress. patriots? not my view. to me, the true patriots— congress. patriots? not my view. to me, the true patriots where - congress. patriots? not my view. to me, the true patriots where the - congress. patriots? not my view. to me, the true patriots where the 150| me, the true patriots where the 150 americans— me, the true patriots where the 150 americans who _ me, the true patriots where the 150 americans who peacefully - me, the true patriots where the 150| americans who peacefully expressed their vote _ americans who peacefully expressed their vote at — americans who peacefully expressed their vote at the _ americans who peacefully expressed their vote at the ballot _ americans who peacefully expressed their vote at the ballot box. - americans who peacefully expressed their vote at the ballot box. the - their vote at the ballot box. the workers — their vote at the ballot box. the workers to — their vote at the ballot box. the workers to protect _ their vote at the ballot box. the workers to protect the - their vote at the ballot box. the workers to protect the integrity| their vote at the ballot box. the l workers to protect the integrity of the vote _ workers to protect the integrity of the vote in — workers to protect the integrity of the vote in the _ workers to protect the integrity of the vote in the heroes _ workers to protect the integrity of the vote in the heroes who - workers to protect the integrity of i the vote in the heroes who defended this capital — the vote in the heroes who defended this capital you _ the vote in the heroes who defended this capital. you cannot— the vote in the heroes who defended this capital. you cannot love - the vote in the heroes who defended this capital. you cannot love your. this capital. you cannot love your country _ this capital. you cannot love your country only _ this capital. you cannot love your country only when _ this capital. you cannot love your country only when you _ this capital. you cannot love your country only when you win. - this capital. you cannot love your country only when you win. you i country only when you win. you cannot — country only when you win. you cannot obev _ country only when you win. you cannot obey the _ country only when you win. you cannot obey the law _ country only when you win. you cannot obey the law only- country only when you win. you cannot obey the law only wheni country only when you win. you i cannot obey the law only when it country only when you win. you . cannot obey the law only when it is convenient — cannot obey the law only when it is convenient. you _ cannot obey the law only when it is convenient. you can't— cannot obey the law only when it is convenient. you can't beat- cannot obey the law only when it is| convenient. you can't beat patriotic when _ convenient. you can't beat patriotic when you _ convenient. you can't beat patriotic when you embrace _ convenient. you can't beat patriotic when you embrace and _ convenient. you can't beat patriotic when you embrace and enable - convenient. you can't beat patriotic when you embrace and enable lies. those _ when you embrace and enable lies. those who— when you embrace and enable lies. those who stormed _ when you embrace and enable lies. those who stormed this _ when you embrace and enable lies. those who stormed this capital - when you embrace and enable lies. those who stormed this capital and those _ those who stormed this capital and those who— those who stormed this capital and those who instigated _ those who stormed this capital and those who instigated and _ those who stormed this capital and those who instigated and incited i those who stormed this capital and i those who instigated and incited and those _ those who instigated and incited and those who _ those who instigated and incited and those who called _ those who instigated and incited and those who called on _ those who instigated and incited and those who called on them _ those who instigated and incited and those who called on them to - those who instigated and incited and those who called on them to do - those who instigated and incited and those who called on them to do so l those who called on them to do so hailed _ those who called on them to do so hailed a _ those who called on them to do so hailed a dagger— those who called on them to do so hailed a dagger at _ those who called on them to do so hailed a dagger at the _ those who called on them to do so hailed a dagger at the throat - those who called on them to do so hailed a dagger at the throat of. hailed a dagger at the throat of america — hailed a dagger at the throat of america and _ hailed a dagger at the throat of america and america _ hailed a dagger at the throat of l america and america democracy. hailed a dagger at the throat of - america and america democracy. it did not— america and america democracy. it did not come — america and america democracy. it did not come here _ america and america democracy. it did not come here patriotism - america and america democracy. it did not come here patriotism or- did not come here patriotism or principle, — did not come here patriotism or principle. they— did not come here patriotism or principle, they came _ did not come here patriotism or principle, they came here - did not come here patriotism or principle, they came here in- did not come here patriotism or. principle, they came here in rage. not in _ principle, they came here in rage. not in service _ principle, they came here in rage. not in service of— principle, they came here in rage. not in service of america, - principle, they came here in rage. not in service of america, rather. principle, they came here in rage. i not in service of america, rather in service _ not in service of america, rather in service of— not in service of america, rather in service of one _ not in service of america, rather in service of one man. _ not in service of america, rather in service of one man. those - not in service of america, rather in service of one man. those who - service of one man. those who incited — service of one man. those who incited the _ service of one man. those who incited the mob, _ service of one man. those who incited the mob, the _ service of one man. those who incited the mob, the real- service of one man. those who - incited the mob, the real plotters, who are _ incited the mob, the real plotters, who are desperate _ incited the mob, the real plotters, who are desperate to _ incited the mob, the real plotters, who are desperate to deny- incited the mob, the real plotters, who are desperate to deny the - who are desperate to deny the certification— who are desperate to deny the certification of— who are desperate to deny the certification of the _ who are desperate to deny the certification of the selection i certification of the selection defied — certification of the selection defied the _ certification of the selection defied the will— certification of the selection defied the will of _ certification of the selection defied the will of the - certification of the selectionl defied the will of the voters. certification of the selection - defied the will of the voters. their plot was _ defied the will of the voters. their plot was foiled. _ defied the will of the voters. their plot was foiled. congress - defied the will of the voters. their plot was foiled. congress stayed, i plot was foiled. congress stayed, senators — plot was foiled. congress stayed, senators and _ plot was foiled. congress stayed, senators and staff, _ plot was foiled. congress stayed, senators and staff, they- plot was foiled. congress stayed, senators and staff, they finished i senators and staff, they finished the work— senators and staff, they finished the work the _ senators and staff, they finished the work the constitution - senators and staff, they finished - the work the constitution demanded. they honoured — the work the constitution demanded. they honoured their— the work the constitution demanded. they honoured their authors - the work the constitution demanded. they honoured their authors to - they honoured their authors to defend — they honoured their authors to defend the _ they honoured their authors to defend the constitution - they honoured their authors to| defend the constitution against they honoured their authors to . defend the constitution against all enemies _ defend the constitution against all enemies foreign— defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and _ defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. . defend the constitution against all i enemies foreign and domestic. look, folks, _ enemies foreign and domestic. look, folks, now— enemies foreign and domestic. look, folks, now it — enemies foreign and domestic. look, folks, now it is— enemies foreign and domestic. look, folks, now it is up— enemies foreign and domestic. look, folks, now it is up to _ enemies foreign and domestic. look, folks, now it is up to all— enemies foreign and domestic. look, folks, now it is up to all of _ enemies foreign and domestic. look, folks, now it is up to all of us, - folks, now it is up to all of us, we, _ folks, now it is up to all of us, we. the — folks, now it is up to all of us, we. the people. _ folks, now it is up to all of us, we, the people, to _ folks, now it is up to all of us, we, the people, to stand - folks, now it is up to all of us, we, the people, to stand for. folks, now it is up to all of us, l we, the people, to stand for the rule of— we, the people, to stand for the rule of law _ we, the people, to stand for the rule of law. to— we, the people, to stand for the rule of law. to preserve - we, the people, to stand for the rule of law. to preserve the - we, the people, to stand for the i rule of law. to preserve the flame of democracy, _ rule of law. to preserve the flame of democracy, to _ rule of law. to preserve the flame of democracy, to keep _ rule of law. to preserve the flame of democracy, to keep the - rule of law. to preserve the flamel of democracy, to keep the promise rule of law. to preserve the flame - of democracy, to keep the promise of america _ of democracy, to keep the promise of america alive~ — of democracy, to keep the promise of america alive. the _ of democracy, to keep the promise of america alive. the promise _ of democracy, to keep the promise of america alive. the promise is - of democracy, to keep the promise of america alive. the promise is at - america alive. the promise is at risk _ america alive. the promise is at risk targeted _ america alive. the promise is at risk. targeted by— america alive. the promise is at risk. targeted by the _ america alive. the promise is at risk. targeted by the forces - america alive. the promise is at risk. targeted by the forces that value _ risk. targeted by the forces that value brute _ risk. targeted by the forces that value brute strength— risk. targeted by the forces that value brute strength over- risk. targeted by the forces that value brute strength over the i value brute strength over the sanctity — value brute strength over the sanctity of _ value brute strength over the sanctity of democracy. - value brute strength over the sanctity of democracy. fear l value brute strength over the i sanctity of democracy. fear over hope. _ sanctity of democracy. fear over hope. personal— sanctity of democracy. fear over hope, personal gain _ sanctity of democracy. fear over hope, personal gain over- sanctity of democracy. fear over hope, personal gain over publicl hope, personal gain over public good _ hope, personal gain over public good make _ hope, personal gain over public good make no— hope, personal gain over public good. make no mistake - hope, personal gain over public good. make no mistake about. hope, personal gain over public. good. make no mistake about it, hope, personal gain over public- good. make no mistake about it, we are living _ good. make no mistake about it, we are living at — good. make no mistake about it, we are living at an— good. make no mistake about it, we are living at an inflection _ good. make no mistake about it, we are living at an inflection point - good. make no mistake about it, we are living at an inflection point in - are living at an inflection point in history. — are living at an inflection point in history. both— are living at an inflection point in history, both at _ are living at an inflection point in history, both at home _ are living at an inflection point in history, both at home and - are living at an inflection point in. history, both at home and abroad. are living at an inflection point in - history, both at home and abroad. we are engaged _ history, both at home and abroad. we are engaged in— history, both at home and abroad. we are engaged in a— history, both at home and abroad. we are engaged in a new— history, both at home and abroad. we are engaged in a new struggle - history, both at home and abroad. we are engaged in a new struggle with i are engaged in a new struggle with democracy— are engaged in a new struggle with democracy and _ are engaged in a new struggle with democracy and autocracy. - are engaged in a new struggle withj democracy and autocracy. between aspirations— democracy and autocracy. between aspirations of— democracy and autocracy. between aspirations of the _ democracy and autocracy. between aspirations of the many— democracy and autocracy. between aspirations of the many and - democracy and autocracy. between aspirations of the many and the - aspirations of the many and the greed _ aspirations of the many and the greed of— aspirations of the many and the greed of the _ aspirations of the many and the greed of the few. _ aspirations of the many and the greed of the few. between - aspirations of the many and the greed of the few. between the i greed of the few. between the people's— greed of the few. between the people's right _ greed of the few. between the people's right of _ greed of the few. between the - people's right of self—determination and self— people's right of self—determination and self seeking _ people's right of self—determination and self seeking autocrat. _ people's right of self—determination and self seeking autocrat. china, i and self seeking autocrat. china, russia _ and self seeking autocrat. china, russia and — and self seeking autocrat. china, russia and beyond, _ and self seeking autocrat. china, russia and beyond, they- and self seeking autocrat. china, russia and beyond, they are - and self seeking autocrat. china, i russia and beyond, they are betting democracv's — russia and beyond, they are betting democracv's davs _ russia and beyond, they are betting democracy's days are _ russia and beyond, they are betting democracy's days are numbered. . russia and beyond, they are betting . democracy's days are numbered. they said democracy— democracy's days are numbered. they said democracy is— democracy's days are numbered. they said democracy is too _ democracy's days are numbered. they said democracy is too slow, _ democracy's days are numbered. they said democracy is too slow, too - said democracy is too slow, too bogged — said democracy is too slow, too bogged down _ said democracy is too slow, too bogged down by— said democracy is too slow, too bogged down by division - said democracy is too slow, too bogged down by division to - said democracy is too slow, too - bogged down by division to succeed in today's— bogged down by division to succeed in today's changing _ bogged down by division to succeed in today's changing world _ bogged down by division to succeed in today's changing world and - bogged down by division to succeed in today's changing world and they. in today's changing world and they are betting. — in today's changing world and they are betting, betting _ in today's changing world and they are betting, betting america - in today's changing world and they are betting, betting america will. are betting, betting america will become — are betting, betting america will become more _ are betting, betting america will become more like _ are betting, betting america will become more like them, - are betting, betting america will become more like them, unlessl are betting, betting america will. become more like them, unless like us. become more like them, unless like us they— become more like them, unless like us they are — become more like them, unless like us. they are betting _ become more like them, unless like us. they are betting america - become more like them, unless like us. they are betting america is- become more like them, unless like us. they are betting america is a . us. they are betting america is a place _ us. they are betting america is a place for— us. they are betting america is a place for the _ us. they are betting america is a place for the autocrat, _ us. they are betting america is a place for the autocrat, a - us. they are betting america is a| place for the autocrat, a dictator, the strong — place for the autocrat, a dictator, the strong man _ place for the autocrat, a dictator, the strong man. i— place for the autocrat, a dictator, the strong man. i do _ place for the autocrat, a dictator, the strong man. i do not - place for the autocrat, a dictator, the strong man. i do not believel the strong man. i do not believe that _ the strong man. i do not believe that that— the strong man. i do not believe that that is— the strong man. i do not believe that. that is not— the strong man. i do not believe that. that is not who _ the strong man. i do not believe that. that is not who we - the strong man. i do not believe that. that is not who we are, - the strong man. i do not believe. that. that is not who we are, that does _ that. that is not who we are, that does not — that. that is not who we are, that does not who— that. that is not who we are, that does not who we _ that. that is not who we are, that does not who we have _ that. that is not who we are, that does not who we have ever- that. that is not who we are, that does not who we have ever beeni that. that is not who we are, that. does not who we have ever been and that is— does not who we have ever been and that is not— does not who we have ever been and that is not who — does not who we have ever been and that is not who we _ does not who we have ever been and that is not who we should _ does not who we have ever been and that is not who we should ever, - does not who we have ever been and that is not who we should ever, ever| that is not who we should ever, ever be. that is not who we should ever, ever be 0ur— that is not who we should ever, ever be 0urfounding— that is not who we should ever, ever be. our founding fathers, _ that is not who we should ever, ever be. our founding fathers, as - be. 0urfounding fathers, as imperfect— be. ourfounding fathers, as imperfect as _ be. 0urfounding fathers, as imperfect as they— be. ourfounding fathers, as imperfect as they were, - be. ourfounding fathers, as imperfect as they were, set i be. our founding fathers, as i imperfect as they were, set in motion — imperfect as they were, set in motion an— imperfect as they were, set in motion an experiment - imperfect as they were, set in motion an experiment that. imperfect as they were, set in - motion an experiment that change the world. _ motion an experiment that change the world. literallv — motion an experiment that change the world, literally change _ motion an experiment that change the world, literally change the _ motion an experiment that change the world, literally change the world. - world, literally change the world. here _ world, literally change the world. here in _ world, literally change the world. here in america, _ world, literally change the world. here in america, the _ world, literally change the world. here in america, the people - world, literally change the world. i here in america, the people would rule. _ here in america, the people would rule. power— here in america, the people would rule. power be _ here in america, the people would rule, power be be _ here in america, the people would rule, power be be transferred - rule, power be be transferred peacefullv. _ rule, power be be transferred peacefully, never— rule, power be be transferred peacefully, never at - rule, power be be transferred peacefully, never at the - rule, power be be transferred i peacefully, never at the barrel rule, power be be transferred . peacefully, never at the barrel of rule, power be be transferred - peacefully, never at the barrel of a u-n peacefully, never at the barrel of a gun or— peacefully, never at the barrel of a gun or tip — peacefully, never at the barrel of a gun or tip of— peacefully, never at the barrel of a gun or tip of the _ peacefully, never at the barrel of a gun or tip of the spear, _ peacefully, never at the barrel of a gun or tip of the spear, they- gun or tip of the spear, they committed _ gun or tip of the spear, they committed paper— gun or tip of the spear, they committed paper and - gun or tip of the spear, they committed paper and idea . gun or tip of the spear, they. committed paper and idea that gun or tip of the spear, they- committed paper and idea that they could not— committed paper and idea that they could not live — committed paper and idea that they could not live up _ committed paper and idea that they could not live up to _ committed paper and idea that they could not live up to but _ committed paper and idea that they could not live up to but an - committed paper and idea that they could not live up to but an idea - could not live up to but an idea that— could not live up to but an idea that could _ could not live up to but an idea that could not _ could not live up to but an idea that could not be _ could not live up to but an idea that could not be constrained. i could not live up to but an idea - that could not be constrained. yes, in america — that could not be constrained. yes, in america all— that could not be constrained. yes, in america all people _ that could not be constrained. yes, in america all people are _ that could not be constrained. yes, in america all people are created . in america all people are created equal _ in america all people are created equal reject— in america all people are created equal. reject the _ in america all people are created equal. reject the view _ in america all people are created equal. reject the view that - in america all people are created equal. reject the view that if- in america all people are created | equal. reject the view that if you succeed. — equal. reject the view that if you succeed. i— equal. reject the view that if you succeed, i feel. _ equal. reject the view that if you succeed, i feel. if— equal. reject the view that if you succeed, i feel. if you _ equal. reject the view that if you succeed, i feel. if you get- equal. reject the view that if you succeed, i feel. if you get a - equal. reject the view that if you | succeed, i feel. if you get a head, ifell— succeed, i feel. if you get a head, i fell behind _ succeed, i feel. if you get a head, ifell behind. if— succeed, i feel. if you get a head, ifell behind. in— succeed, i feel. if you get a head, ifell behind. if i hold— succeed, i feel. if you get a head, i fell behind. if i hold you - succeed, i feel. if you get a head, i fell behind. if i hold you down, l succeed, i feel. if you get a head, i fell behind. if i hold you down, i| i fell behind. if i hold you down, i somehow— i fell behind. if i hold you down, i somehow lift _ i fell behind. if i hold you down, i somehow lift myself— i fell behind. if i hold you down, i somehow lift myself up. - i fell behind. if i hold you down, i somehow lift myself up. the - i fell behind. if i hold you down, i. somehow lift myself up. the former president— somehow lift myself up. the former president who — somehow lift myself up. the former president who lies _ somehow lift myself up. the former president who lies about _ somehow lift myself up. the former president who lies about the - president who lies about the selection _ president who lies about the selection and _ president who lies about the selection and the _ president who lies about the selection and the mob - president who lies about the selection and the mob that i president who lies about the - selection and the mob that attacked this capital— selection and the mob that attacked this capital could _ selection and the mob that attacked this capital could not _ selection and the mob that attacked this capital could not be _ selection and the mob that attacked this capital could not be further- this capital could not be further away— this capital could not be further away from _ this capital could not be further away from the _ this capital could not be further away from the core _ this capital could not be further away from the core american . this capital could not be further- away from the core american values. they wanted — away from the core american values. they wanted to — away from the core american values. they wanted to rule _ away from the core american values. they wanted to rule or— away from the core american values. they wanted to rule or they - away from the core american values. they wanted to rule or they will - they wanted to rule or they will ruin _ they wanted to rule or they will ruin ruin — they wanted to rule or they will ruin. ruin what _ they wanted to rule or they will ruin. ruin what our— they wanted to rule or they will ruin. ruin what our country - they wanted to rule or they will . ruin. ruin what our country fought for, ruin. ruin what our country fought for. at _ ruin. ruin what our country fought for, at gettysburg _ ruin. ruin what our country fought for, at gettysburg and _ ruin. ruin what our country fought for, at gettysburg and omaha - ruin. ruin what our country fought. for, at gettysburg and omaha beach, selma. _ for, at gettysburg and omaha beach, selma, alabama. _ for, at gettysburg and omaha beach, selma, alabama. and _ for, at gettysburg and omaha beach, selma, alabama. and what _ for, at gettysburg and omaha beach, selma, alabama. and what we - for, at gettysburg and omaha beach, selma, alabama. and what we werel selma, alabama. and what we were fighting _ selma, alabama. and what we were fighting for. — selma, alabama. and what we were fighting for. the _ selma, alabama. and what we were fighting for, the right _ selma, alabama. and what we were fighting for, the right to— selma, alabama. and what we were fighting for, the right to vote, - selma, alabama. and what we were fighting for, the right to vote, the l fighting for, the right to vote, the film fighting for, the right to vote, the right to _ fighting for, the right to vote, the right to govern _ fighting for, the right to vote, the right to govern ourselves. - fighting for, the right to vote, the right to govern ourselves. the - fighting for, the right to vote, the i right to govern ourselves. the right to determine — right to govern ourselves. the right to determine our— right to govern ourselves. the right to determine our own _ right to govern ourselves. the right to determine our own destiny. - right to govern ourselves. the right to determine our own destiny. with rights _ to determine our own destiny. with rights come — to determine our own destiny. with rights come responsibilities. - rights come responsibilities. responsibility— rights come responsibilities. responsibility is _ rights come responsibilities. responsibility is to - rights come responsibilities. responsibility is to see - rights come responsibilities. responsibility is to see eachj rights come responsibilities. - responsibility is to see each other as neighbours _ responsibility is to see each other as neighbours. maybe _ responsibility is to see each other as neighbours. maybe we - responsibility is to see each other| as neighbours. maybe we disagree with the _ as neighbours. maybe we disagree with the neighbour— as neighbours. maybe we disagree with the neighbour but _ as neighbours. maybe we disagree with the neighbour but they - as neighbours. maybe we disagree with the neighbour but they are i as neighbours. maybe we disagreei with the neighbour but they are not an adversarv — with the neighbour but they are not an adversary. responsibility- with the neighbour but they are not an adversary. responsibility to - an adversary. responsibility to accept — an adversary. responsibility to accept defeat _ an adversary. responsibility to accept defeat then _ an adversary. responsibility to accept defeat then get - an adversary. responsibility to accept defeat then get back i an adversary. responsibility to i accept defeat then get back into an adversary. responsibility to - accept defeat then get back into the arena _ accept defeat then get back into the arena and _ accept defeat then get back into the arena and try— accept defeat then get back into the arena and try again _ accept defeat then get back into the arena and try again the _ accept defeat then get back into the arena and try again the next - accept defeat then get back into the arena and try again the next time i accept defeat then get back into the arena and try again the next time to make _ arena and try again the next time to make your— arena and try again the next time to make your case _ arena and try again the next time to make your case. responsibility- arena and try again the next time to make your case. responsibility to l make your case. responsibility to see that _ make your case. responsibility to see that america _ make your case. responsibility to see that america is _ make your case. responsibility to see that america is an _ make your case. responsibility to see that america is an idea, - make your case. responsibility to see that america is an idea, an i make your case. responsibility to . see that america is an idea, an idea that requires— see that america is an idea, an idea that requires vigilant _ see that america is an idea, an idea that requires vigilant stewardship. i that requires vigilant stewardship. as we _ that requires vigilant stewardship. as we stand — that requires vigilant stewardship. as we stand here _ that requires vigilant stewardship. as we stand here today, _ that requires vigilant stewardship. as we stand here today, one - that requires vigilant stewardship. as we stand here today, one year| as we stand here today, one year since _ as we stand here today, one year since january _ as we stand here today, one year since january six _ as we stand here today, one year since january six 2021, _ as we stand here today, one year since january six 2021, the - as we stand here today, one year since january six 2021, the lies i since january six 2021, the lies that— since january six 2021, the lies that drove _ since january six 2021, the lies that drove the _ since january six 2021, the lies that drove the anger— since january six 2021, the lies that drove the anger and - since january six 2021, the lies - that drove the anger and madness we saw in _ that drove the anger and madness we saw in this— that drove the anger and madness we saw in this place. _ that drove the anger and madness we saw in this place, they— that drove the anger and madness we saw in this place, they have _ that drove the anger and madness we saw in this place, they have not - saw in this place, they have not abated~ — saw in this place, they have not abated~ so _ saw in this place, they have not abated~ so we _ saw in this place, they have not abated. so we have _ saw in this place, they have not abated. so we have to - saw in this place, they have not abated. so we have to be - saw in this place, they have not abated. so we have to be firm, | abated. so we have to be firm, resotute — abated. so we have to be firm, resotute and _ abated. so we have to be firm, resolute and unyielding - abated. so we have to be firm, resolute and unyielding in - abated. so we have to be firm, resolute and unyielding in our. resolute and unyielding in our defence — resolute and unyielding in our defence for— resolute and unyielding in our defence for the _ resolute and unyielding in our defence for the right - resolute and unyielding in our defence for the right to - resolute and unyielding in our defence for the right to vote i resolute and unyielding in our. defence for the right to vote and have _ defence for the right to vote and have that — defence for the right to vote and have that vote _ defence for the right to vote and have that vote counted. - defence for the right to vote and have that vote counted. some . defence for the right to vote and i have that vote counted. some have already— have that vote counted. some have already made — have that vote counted. some have already made the _ have that vote counted. some have already made the ultimate - have that vote counted. some have already made the ultimate sacrificei already made the ultimate sacrifice in the _ already made the ultimate sacrifice in the secret— already made the ultimate sacrifice in the secret effort. _ already made the ultimate sacrifice in the secret effort. jill— already made the ultimate sacrifice in the secret effort. jill and - already made the ultimate sacrifice in the secret effort. jill and i- in the secret effort. jill and i have — in the secret effort. jill and i have welcomed _ in the secret effort. jill and i have welcomed police - in the secret effort. jill and i. have welcomed police officers. in the secret effort. jill and i- have welcomed police officers. one officer— have welcomed police officers. one officer tost — have welcomed police officers. one officer lost his _ have welcomed police officers. one officer lost his life _ have welcomed police officers. one officer lost his life the _ have welcomed police officers. one officer lost his life the day- have welcomed police officers. one officer lost his life the day after- officer lost his life the day after the attack, _ officer lost his life the day after the attack, a _ officer lost his life the day after the attack, a second _ officer lost his life the day after the attack, a second time - officer lost his life the day after the attack, a second time to i officer lost his life the day after- the attack, a second time to honour billy the attack, a second time to honour bitty evans— the attack, a second time to honour bitty evans who _ the attack, a second time to honour billy evans who lost _ the attack, a second time to honour billy evans who lost his _ the attack, a second time to honour billy evans who lost his life - billy evans who lost his life defending _ billy evans who lost his life defending the _ billy evans who lost his life defending the capital- billy evans who lost his life defending the capital as . billy evans who lost his life . defending the capital as well. billy evans who lost his life - defending the capital as well. we think— defending the capital as well. we think about — defending the capital as well. we think about the _ defending the capital as well. we think about the others _ defending the capital as well. we think about the others who - defending the capital as well. we think about the others who lost l think about the others who lost their— think about the others who lost their lives— think about the others who lost their lives and _ think about the others who lost their lives and others _ think about the others who lost their lives and others who - think about the others who lost their lives and others who are i their lives and others who are living — their lives and others who are living with _ their lives and others who are living with the _ their lives and others who are living with the trauma - their lives and others who are living with the trauma of- their lives and others who are living with the trauma of that| their lives and others who are - living with the trauma of that day, thus defending _ living with the trauma of that day, thus defending the _ living with the trauma of that day, thus defending the capital, - living with the trauma of that day, thus defending the capital, to- thus defending the capital, to members _ thus 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not kid yourself, pain and scars from that _ their families. do not kid yourself, pain and scars from that day - their families. do not kid yourself, pain and scars from that day run . pain and scars from that day run deeb _ pain and scars from that day run deeb we — pain and scars from that day run deep. we have _ pain and scars from that day run deep. we have said _ pain and scars from that day run deep. we have said it _ pain and scars from that day run deep. we have said it many- pain and scars from that day run i deep. we have said it many times pain and scars from that day run - deep. we have said it many times and it is no— deep. we have said it many times and it is no more _ deep. we have said it many times and it is no more true _ deep. we have said it many times and it is no more true or— deep. we have said it many times and it is no more true or real— deep. we have said it many times and it is no more true or real when- deep. we have said it many times and it is no more true or real when we - it is no more true or real when we think— it is no more true or real when we think about — it is no more true or real when we think about the _ it is no more true or real when we think about the events _ it is no more true or real when we think about the events of- it is no more true or real when we think about the events ofjanuaryi think about the events ofjanuary the 6th, — think about the events ofjanuary the 6th, we — think about the events ofjanuary the 6th, we are _ think about the events ofjanuary the 6th, we are in _ think about the events ofjanuary the 6th, we are in a _ think about the events ofjanuary the 6th, we are in a battle - think about the events ofjanuary the 6th, we are in a battle for. think about the events ofjanuary| the 6th, we are in a battle for the soul of— the 6th, we are in a battle for the soul of america. _ the 6th, we are in a battle for the soul of america. a _ the 6th, we are in a battle for the soul of america. a battle - the 6th, we are in a battle for the soul of america. a battle that - the 6th, we are in a battle for the soul of america. a battle that byi soul of america. a battle that by the grace — soul of america. a battle that by the grace of— soul of america. a battle that by the grace of god _ soul of america. a battle that by the grace of god and _ soul of america. a battle that by the grace of god and the - soul of america. a battle that by. the grace of god and the goodness and greatness _ the grace of god and the goodness and greatness of _ the grace of god and the goodness and greatness of this _ the grace of god and the goodness and greatness of this nation - the grace of god and the goodness and greatness of this nation we - the grace of god and the goodness| and greatness of this nation we will win. and greatness of this nation we will win believe — and greatness of this nation we will win. believe me, _ and greatness of this nation we will win. believe me, i— and greatness of this nation we will win. believe me, i know— and greatness of this nation we will win. believe me, i know how- win. believe me, i know how difficult _ win. believe me, i know how difficult democracy— win. believe me, i know how difficult democracy is. - win. believe me, i know how difficult democracy is. i- win. believe me, i know how difficult democracy is. i am l win. believe me, i know how- difficult democracy is. i am crystal clear— difficult democracy is. i am crystal clear about — difficult democracy is. i am crystal clear about the _ difficult democracy is. i am crystal clear about the threats _ difficult democracy is. i am crystal clear about the threats america i clear about the threats america faces, _ clear about the threats america faces, but— clear about the threats america faces, but i— clear about the threats america faces, but i also— clear about the threats america faces, but i also know- clear about the threats america faces, but i also know that- clear about the threats america faces, but i also know that ouri faces, but i also know that our darkest — faces, but i also know that our darkest days _ faces, but i also know that our darkest days can _ faces, but i also know that our darkest days can lead - faces, but i also know that our darkest days can lead to - faces, but i also know that our darkest days can lead to lighti faces, but i also know that our. darkest days can lead to light and hope _ darkest days can lead to light and hope from — darkest days can lead to light and hope. from the _ darkest days can lead to light and hope. from the death— darkest days can lead to light and hope. from the death and - darkest days can lead to light and - hope. from the death and destruction in perit— hope. from the death and destruction in peril harbour— hope. from the death and destruction in peril harbour to _ hope. from the death and destruction in peril harbour to the _ hope. from the death and destruction in peril harbour to the triumph - hope. from the death and destruction in peril harbour to the triumph over. in peril harbour to the triumph over fascism _ in peril harbour to the triumph over fascism from _ in peril harbour to the triumph over fascism. from the _ in peril harbour to the triumph over fascism. from the brutality- in peril harbour to the triumph over fascism. from the brutality of- fascism. from the brutality of bloody— fascism. from the brutality of bloody sunday _ fascism. from the brutality of bloody sunday at _ fascism. from the brutality of bloody sunday at getty - fascism. from the brutality of bloody sunday at getty gettyl fascism. from the brutality of- bloody sunday at getty getty bugs bridge. _ bloody sunday at getty getty bugs bridge. brought— bloody sunday at getty getty bugs bridge, brought voting _ bloody sunday at getty getty bugs bridge, brought voting rights. - bloody sunday at getty getty bugs| bridge, brought voting rights. let's step up~ _ bridge, brought voting rights. let's step up. let— bridge, brought voting rights. let's step up. let it— bridge, brought voting rights. let's step up. let it mark— bridge, brought voting rights. let's step up. let it mark not— bridge, brought voting rights. let's step up. let it mark not the - bridge, brought voting rights. let's step up. let it mark not the end i bridge, brought voting rights. let's step up. let it mark not the end of| step up. let it mark not the end of democracy, — step up. let it mark not the end of democracy, but— step up. let it mark not the end of democracy, but the _ step up. let it mark not the end of democracy, but the beginning - step up. let it mark not the end of democracy, but the beginning of. step up. let it mark not the end of democracy, but the beginning of a| democracy, but the beginning of a renaissance — democracy, but the beginning of a renaissance of— democracy, but the beginning of a renaissance of liberty— democracy, but the beginning of a renaissance of liberty and - democracy, but the beginning of a renaissance of liberty and fair- renaissance of liberty and fair play — renaissance of liberty and fair play i— renaissance of liberty and fair play. i did _ renaissance of liberty and fair play. i did not _ renaissance of liberty and fair play. i did not seek— renaissance of liberty and fair play. i did not seek this - renaissance of liberty and fair play. i did not seek this fight| play. i did not seek this fight brought— play. i did not seek this fight brought to _ play. i did not seek this fight brought to this _ play. i did not seek this fight brought to this capital- play. i did not seek this fight brought to this capital one l play. i did not seek this fight i brought to this capital one year play. i did not seek this fight - brought to this capital one year ago today _ brought to this capital one year ago today but _ brought to this capital one year ago today but i — brought to this capital one year ago today. but i witt— brought to this capital one year ago today. but i will not _ brought to this capital one year ago today. but i will not shrink - brought to this capital one year ago today. but i will not shrink from - brought to this capital one year ago today. but i will not shrink from it . today. but i will not shrink from it either _ today. but i will not shrink from it either i_ today. but i will not shrink from it either iwitt— today. but i will not shrink from it either. i will stand _ today. but i will not shrink from it either. i will stand in _ today. but i will not shrink from it either. i will stand in this- today. but i will not shrink from it either. i will stand in this breach, | either. i will stand in this breach, iwitt— either. i will stand in this breach, iwitt defend _ either. i will stand in this breach, i will defend this _ either. i will stand in this breach, i will defend this nation _ either. i will stand in this breach, i will defend this nation and - either. i will stand in this breach, i will defend this nation and i- either. i will stand in this breach, i will defend this nation and i will| i will defend this nation and i will allow— i will defend this nation and i will allow no — i will defend this nation and i will allow no one _ i will defend this nation and i will allow no one to _ i will defend this nation and i will allow no one to place _ i will defend this nation and i will allow no one to place a _ i will defend this nation and i will allow no one to place a dagger. i will defend this nation and i willi allow no one to place a dagger at the thought— allow no one to place a dagger at the thought of— allow no one to place a dagger at the thought of democracy. - allow no one to place a dagger at the thought of democracy. we i allow no one to place a dagger ati the thought of democracy. we will make _ the thought of democracy. we will make sure — the thought of democracy. we will make sure we _ the thought of democracy. we will make sure we will _ the thought of democracy. we will make sure we will of _ the thought of democracy. we will make sure we will of the - the thought of democracy. we will make sure we will of the people i the thought of democracy. we will make sure we will of the people isi make sure we will of the people is heard, _ make sure we will of the people is heard, that — make sure we will of the people is heard, that the _ make sure we will of the people is heard, that the ballot _ make sure we will of the people is heard, that the ballot prevails, . make sure we will of the people is| heard, that the ballot prevails, not violence _ heard, that the ballot prevails, not violence that _ heard, that the ballot prevails, not violence. that authority— heard, that the ballot prevails, not violence. that authority in - heard, that the ballot prevails, not violence. that authority in this - violence. that authority in this nation — violence. that authority in this nation witt— violence. that authority in this nation will always— violence. that authority in this nation will always be - violence. that authority in thisl nation will always be peacefully transferred _ nation will always be peacefully transferred. i— nation will always be peacefully transferred. i believe _ nation will always be peacefully transferred. i believe the - nation will always be peacefully| transferred. i believe the power nation will always be peacefully. transferred. i believe the power of the presidency— transferred. i believe the power of the presidency and _ transferred. i believe the power of the presidency and its _ transferred. i believe the power of the presidency and its purpose - transferred. i believe the power of the presidency and its purpose toi the presidency and its purpose to unite _ the presidency and its purpose to unite the — the presidency and its purpose to unite the nation, _ the presidency and its purpose to unite the nation, not _ the presidency and its purpose to unite the nation, not divide - the presidency and its purpose to unite the nation, not divide it. i the presidency and its purpose to unite the nation, not divide it. to lift us _ unite the nation, not divide it. to lift us up. — unite the nation, not divide it. to lift us up. not— unite the nation, not divide it. to lift us up, not tear— unite the nation, not divide it. to lift us up, not tear us— unite the nation, not divide it. to lift us up, not tear us apart. - unite the nation, not divide it. to lift us up, not tear us apart. to . unite the nation, not divide it. tol lift us up, not tear us apart. to be about— lift us up, not tear us apart. to be about us, — lift us up, not tear us apart. to be about us, not— lift us up, not tear us apart. to be about us, not about _ lift us up, not tear us apart. to be about us, not about me. - lift us up, not tear us apart. to be about us, not about me. deep - lift us up, not tear us apart. to be about us, not about me. deep in i lift us up, not tear us apart. to be i about us, not about me. deep in the heart _ about us, not about me. deep in the heart of— about us, not about me. deep in the heart of america _ about us, not about me. deep in the heart of america burns _ about us, not about me. deep in the heart of america burns a _ about us, not about me. deep in the heart of america burns a flame - about us, not about me. deep in the heart of america burns a flame that| heart of america burns a flame that almost _ heart of america burns a flame that almost 250 — heart of america burns a flame that almost 250 years _ heart of america burns a flame that almost 250 years ago _ heart of america burns a flame that almost 250 years ago of _ heart of america burns a flame that almost 250 years ago of liberty, - almost 250 years ago of liberty, freedom — almost 250 years ago of liberty, freedom and _ almost 250 years ago of liberty, freedom and equality. _ almost 250 years ago of liberty, freedom and equality. this - almost 250 years ago of liberty, freedom and equality. this is i almost 250 years ago of liberty, l freedom and equality. this is not almost 250 years ago of liberty, i freedom and equality. this is not a land of— freedom and equality. this is not a land of kings. _ freedom and equality. this is not a land of kings, dictators _ freedom and equality. this is not a land of kings, dictators and - land of kings, dictators and autocrats~ _ land of kings, dictators and autocrats. we _ land of kings, dictators and autocrats. we are - land of kings, dictators and autocrats. we are a - land of kings, dictators and autocrats. we are a nationi land of kings, dictators and i autocrats. we are a nation of land of kings, dictators and - autocrats. we are a nation of laws, not chaos, — autocrats. we are a nation of laws, not chaos, peace, _ autocrats. we are a nation of laws, not chaos, peace, not _ autocrats. we are a nation of laws, not chaos, peace, not violence. - autocrats. we are a nation of laws, l not chaos, peace, not violence. here in america— not chaos, peace, not violence. here in america the — not chaos, peace, not violence. here in america the people _ not chaos, peace, not violence. here in america the people rule. - not chaos, peace, not violence. here in america the people rule. the - not chaos, peace, not violence. here in america the people rule. the reali in america the people rule. the real through— in america the people rule. the real through the — in america the people rule. the real through the ballot _ in america the people rule. the real through the ballot and _ in america the people rule. the real through the ballot and the _ in america the people rule. the real through the ballot and the will- through the ballot and the will prevails — through the ballot and the will prevails let _ through the ballot and the will prevails. let us _ through the ballot and the will prevails. let us remember, i through the ballot and the will- prevails. let us remember, together, we are _ prevails. let us remember, together, we are one _ prevails. let us remember, together, we are one nation _ prevails. let us remember, together, we are one nation under— prevails. let us remember, together, we are one nation under god. - prevails. let us remember, together, we are one nation under god. today, | we are one nation under god. today, tomorrow— we are one nation under god. today, tomorrow and — we are one nation under god. today, tomorrow and forever— we are one nation under god. today, tomorrow and forever at _ we are one nation under god. today, tomorrow and forever at our- we are one nation under god. today, tomorrow and forever at our best - we are one nation under god. today, tomorrow and forever at our best are the united _ tomorrow and forever at our best are the united states _ tomorrow and forever at our best are the united states of— tomorrow and forever at our best are the united states of america. - tomorrow and forever at our best are the united states of america. god . the united states of america. god bless _ the united states of america. god bless you — the united states of america. god bless you att— the united states of america. god bless you all and _ the united states of america. god bless you all and god _ the united states of america. god bless you all and god protect - the united states of america. god bless you all and god protect ouri bless you all and god protect our troops _ bless you all and god protect our troops and _ bless you all and god protect our troops. and god _ bless you all and god protect our troops. and god bless— bless you all and god protect our troops. and god bless those - bless you all and god protect ouri troops. and god bless those who stand _ troops. and god bless those who stand watch _ troops. and god bless those who stand watch over _ troops. and god bless those who stand watch over democracy. - troops. and god bless those whol stand watch over democracy. that troops. and god bless those who stand watch over democracy. that was joe biden they — stand watch over democracy. that was joe biden they are _ stand watch over democracy. that was joe biden they are speaking _ stand watch over democracy. that was joe biden they are speaking on - stand watch over democracy. that was joe biden they are speaking on the - joe biden they are speaking on the anniversary of the january sex attack on the us capitol when supporters of —— the anniversary of the january the 6th attack. the president marking the sombre anniversary where he tackled the spread of a web of lies by the former president donald trump, accusing mr trump of valuing power over principal and joe biden broke down the three big lies that have taken root in some sections of the republican party and american population about the election. seeing a big lie that is being told by president trump was something went wrong with an election. the results of the election cannot be trusted and the third brake light, according to biden, is that the mob that stormed the building work true patriots. president biden standing up patriots. president biden standing up for american democracy, reminding everyone how fragile it is, saying he won't allow a dagger to be held at the thought of american democracy. he wasn't specific about what should be done to defend american democracy. he talked about how his administration was going to stand up for the right to vote on the road to be counted. just before he spoke, the us vice president said that democrats wanted to move forward with voting rights bills in the senate to try and bring in some changes that were brought in for the pandemic that make it easier to vote and reintroduce some of the overseeing of some of the southern states, that the supreme court has taken away, writes for the farm estates where slavery was, they are no longer supervised by the department ofjustice, but there is a proposal to change that. a barnstorming speech they are by president biden. he does not like to talk about president trump, he does not refer to him by name. he underlined many times he lost, which he knows will needle president trump and he said he was spreading lies about the election and the need to be tackled. i should say, republicans will not likely speech at all and they will say it is divisive and he is trying to deflect he cannot deal with the pandemic and inflation is rising. but there are far right republicans today who are seeing the party does need to confront the myths that have grown up confront the myths that have grown up around what happened onjanuary the 6th and there is president biden trying to puncture them. it is trying to puncture them. it is important — trying to puncture them. it is important to _ trying to puncture them. it is important to stress - trying to puncture them. it is important to stress at - trying to puncture them. it is important to stress at this moment is not about looking back to one year ago, is not about looking back to one yearago, huge is not about looking back to one year ago, huge as the moment was, because the republican party is still so much under the influence of donald trump and politics is still pretty fragile. donald trump and politics is still pretty fragile-— donald trump and politics is still pretty fragile. absolutely right. if ou look pretty fragile. absolutely right. if you look at _ pretty fragile. absolutely right. if you look at what _ pretty fragile. absolutely right. if you look at what happened - pretty fragile. absolutely right. if you look at what happened in - pretty fragile. absolutely right. if you look at what happened in the i you look at what happened in the swing states, which decided the election, which president biden one, michigan, arizona, there have been attempts in those states by republicans, trump friendly republicans, trump friendly republicans, to change the composition of election boards at the state level who oversee the certification of the state results. so there is a possible hypothesis in another closely disputed election that a board made up of trump friendly republicans could see a close result in a swing state was not valid. so this is what president biden is talking about. how it is addressed, it would not be addressed by the voting rights bills in front of the senate, but that is what he is talking about. he is asking whether america will accept a partisan official trying to overturn the democratic will. it is about the future. president trump fat from having his grip on the republican party weekend, he is the biggest star and leading all of the polling for who the republican voters would support in a primary for the candidate in 202a. taste support in a primary for the candidate in 2024. ~ . , candidate in 2024. we have midterms cominu u, candidate in 2024. we have midterms coming up. too- _ candidate in 2024. we have midterms coming up, too. other— candidate in 2024. we have midterms coming up, too. other trump - candidate in 2024. we have midterms coming up, too. other trump was - candidate in 2024. we have midterms coming up, too. other trump was noti coming up, too. other trump was not mentioned by name by president biden. he did talk about how the former president had stalked the mob, watched events unfold one year ago on television without doing anything to stop them for hours. it is the sense of culpability, isn't it, that the democrats are keen to pin on president trump. this is all incredibly complex. it is denied by the trump team and his popularity is pretty widespread. that the trump team and his popularity is pretty widespread-— pretty widespread. that is right. you 'ust pretty widespread. that is right. you just put _ pretty widespread. that is right. you just put your _ pretty widespread. that is right. you just put your finger - pretty widespread. that is right. you just put your finger on - you just put your finger on something there that the january at the sixth committee is investigating, why did president trump spent so long in his private dining room watching this unfold on television? why did he take so long to do something? is there something in that long delay, of ours, before he told the mob to stand down and go home, is that the criminal responsibility there? could there be a criminal statute that said he was trying to obstruct officials going about their duty of certifying the election. meanwhile, the criminal prosecutions, more than 700 rioters, are proceeding. almost 200 of them have pled guilty. that question of a criminal referral of donald trump, because it would come from a committee dominated by democrats that will be seen probably as a partisan move. fin that will be seen probably as a partisan move.— that will be seen probably as a artisan move. . , ., , partisan move. on capitol hill they are, thank partisan move. on capitol hill they are. thank you _ partisan move. on capitol hill they are, thank you very _ partisan move. on capitol hill they are, thank you very much - partisan move. on capitol hill they are, thank you very much indeed i partisan move. on capitol hill they. are, thank you very much indeed for that look at the president marking a year since the january the 6th riot in the us. the prime minister has offered a humble and sincere apology over his failure to disclose key messages relating to the refurbishment of his flat at downing street. the uk top adviser cleared the prime minister of breaking the ministerial code after re—examining evidence. our political correspondent is in westminster. then, what has emerged in the last few minutes? this then, what has emerged in the last few minutes?— few minutes? this is effectively without investigation _ few minutes? this is effectively without investigation into - few minutes? this is effectively without investigation into the l few minutes? this is effectively i without investigation into the saga of the downing street flat refurbishment that we have heard the conclusions of. the lord is the prime minister adviser on ministerial standards and he looked into all of this last spring. he concluded then that the prime minister had not broken the ministerial code, they had been a conflict—of—interest into how this whole refurbishment was paid for. thenin whole refurbishment was paid for. then in december last year the electoral commission fined the conservative party for not properly declaring how this had all been paid for. a tory donor had in fact donated the money. what happened when the electoral commission reported is it talked about a whatsapp message between the prime minister and lord brownlow back in 2020 november, in which the prime minister asked lord brownlow for more funds to be made available. we read that and thought, blimey, we did not know about that. the lord did not know about that. the lord did not know about that either and he has spent the last few weeks going back, revisiting his enquiry to understand what the message was about and whether it would change the conclusions of his first report. we now have an exchange of letters between lloyd gate and the prime minister about the message, a message that he calls with his exchange in the prime minister, the missing exchange. it sounds like a novel. that is the focus of the message. this does not change the conclusions that the prime minister did not break the ministerial code, did not break the ministerial code, did not break the ministerial code, did not know really how this was paid for. but he is livid, clearly, in these letters to the prime minister about why he was not kept informed about the emergence of this message over the course of this year as the electoral commission did its work. he said it is of grave concern that the prime minister parr�*s microphone that had been replaced, which is why he did not have access to the message, was not checked in the enquiry. he said it was unfortunately missing exchange was not made available. he said the episode demonstrates insufficient regard or respect for the role of the independent adviser. he clearly thinks the tools at has disposable to investigate issues like this need to investigate issues like this need to be beefed up. i to investigate issues like this need to be beefed up.— to be beefed up. i know this is all 'ust to be beefed up. i know this is all just coming _ to be beefed up. i know this is all just coming in _ to be beefed up. i know this is all just coming in and _ to be beefed up. i know this is all just coming in and it _ to be beefed up. i know this is all just coming in and it is _ to be beefed up. i know this is all just coming in and it is complex. | to be beefed up. i know this is all. just coming in and it is complex. is there anything in this that would suggest the prime minister in any way misled parliament, for example? the criticism by the law it is clear, isn't it? it feels on first reading that the ire really is directed at officials within whitehall, particularly the cabinet office. he doesn't understand why they did not come to him as soon as they did not come to him as soon as they had discovered this message during this year and the enquiry, why do they not come him, as the independent adviser on ministerial standards, to produce further evidence that could have been crucial to his original report. he does not feel he has been treated, i don't think seriously and with the respect that his office deserves. i think that anger comes through very strongly in these letters. he says at the very end of the second letter that he sent the prime minister that he wants the advisor to have considerably greater authority, independence and effectiveness and he is clearly looking to the prime minister to beef up the powers at his disposal. i think, i do not think this lance borisjohnson and any further hot water. the prime minister has apologised profusely and the fact it put the lord in a very difficult position in december last year. i think clearly the lord is impatient with how he has been treated by whitehall officials and i think he sees this episode is revealing something about the seriousness his investigations are taken within whitehall and he wants that to change. i don't think it materially changes what we know about the saga surrounding the downing street flat refurbishment. thank you very much. men's tennis world number one novak djokovic is in a dramatic stand—off with authorities in australia after having his visa revoked on arrival in melbourne for the first grand slam tournament of the year. djokovic, who has said publically that he is opposed to vaccination, gained a medical exemption by tennis australia from having to be double—jabbed against covid. but it was rejected by federal authorities on his arrival there, and he now faces deportation. djokovic is currently in a government detention hotel. he's launched an appeal and will have to wait till monday for the hearing. shaimaa khalil has the story. australia's deputy prime minister argues mr djokovic has no one to blame but himself. he kind of denied himself. he has not filled out the farms appropriately, he has taken the sovereign capacity of another nation as joke. sovereign capacity of another nation asjoke. that sovereign capacity of another nation as joke. that seems to be that it delete my determination of this, reading the facts. he is entitled to the millions he makes and god bless him. you cannot think you can move around the world thinking if you are very rich you are above the nation. novak djokovic�*s mother spoke at a press conference, and argued the way her son is being treated is unfair. asa as a mother, ifeel terrible. since yesterday, the last 24 hours. that they are keeping him as a prince prisoner. it is not fair. we are hoping he is strong and to try and give him some energy to keep on going. i'm joined now by stefan bendic, sports editor for serbia's public broadcaster radio television of serbia. thank you forjoining us. i know you know him. the deputy prime minister of australia is saying that if he is not told the truth about his exemption then he should be deported from australia. 50. exemption then he should be deported from australia.— from australia. so, i really don't know because _ from australia. so, i really don't know because in _ from australia. so, i really don't know because in serbia - from australia. so, i really don't know because in serbia we - from australia. so, i really don't know because in serbia we have| from australia. so, i really don't . know because in serbia we have the information set out in this case that he had done everything by the law, he was not talking about anything in serbia about the paperwork, about the things he needed to do before the flight. he was calm, not answering any questions and in serbia everyone sees this like a political battle for votes in australia. it is not a battle between serbia and australia, like all the other players with a medical exemption, they are already in australia, no one was trying to be honest and saying to everyone that he is going to australia with a medical exemption. in serbia here everybody is, not everybody but the majority is supporting him in the situation. he did all the necessary things that they wanted him to do. we do not know that, do we? the question is whether he had a valid medical exemption and whether his team followed all of the rules for the state and the country entry requirements.— the state and the country entry reauirements. , , ., , requirements. so, his brother, his ounuer requirements. so, his brother, his younger brother, _ requirements. so, his brother, his younger brother, he _ requirements. so, his brother, his younger brother, he spoke - requirements. so, his brother, his younger brother, he spoke about i younger brother, he spoke about that. he said the team did everything. i know the players had the business visa for australia. i spoke with some players who played at the australian open last year and george said that he had everything with him. he had the visa, medical exemption, which is approved by the medical commission and... exemption, which is approved by the medical commission and. . ._ exemption, which is approved by the medical commission and... sorry, we are running — medical commission and... sorry, we are running out _ medical commission and... sorry, we are running out of— medical commission and... sorry, we are running out of time. _ medical commission and... sorry, we are running out of time. again, - medical commission and... sorry, we are running out of time. again, i - are running out of time. again, i know you know him, how do you think you will be responding to all of this? ~ ., �* ,, ., , you will be responding to all of this? ., �* ,, ., , ., this? we don't know. in this moment, his family is — this? we don't know. in this moment, his family is protesting _ this? we don't know. in this moment, his family is protesting in _ this? we don't know. in this moment, his family is protesting in front - this? we don't know. in this moment, his family is protesting in front of - his family is protesting in front of the national government, the national parliament. anyone in serbia, we do not know. his family and his fancy they are hoping everything will be good and he will play. the country is ticking all the necessary things and we will see. taste necessary things and we will see. we will have to leave it there. sorry to cut you off. thank you for joining us. we will be back in a few minutes. we have seen some wintry scenes today with snow over the hills. the cold weather stays with us today and as we go through the night and into tomorrow. this is the big driving area of low pressure. tightly packed isobars means we have strong winds as mel. snow over the hills we are seeing. behind it, lots of showers. some sunshine interspersed by the west and ahead of that system, blustery wind that is blowing too. it is accentuating the chill. he cold start for many of us. the temperatures have not risen very much. they are normally around two or three celsius, but with added sunshine they get higher. the sunshine they get higher. the sunshine spreads away to the east. the cold air returns. more snow showers to come. with temperatures falling close to freezing, not as cold as last night but cold enough forice cold as last night but cold enough for ice to form. we are watching the activity out to the west. more rain and hail snow into the south as well. hazardous conditions in the roads. there are warnings out. you can find the warnings on our website. let's watch what is happening tomorrow. it tightly packed isobars are with us, particularly in the south. scattered snow showers in the north, potentially at low levels. this rain turning to snow across some of the hills of south wales and england. the wind will accentuate the chill. further in our earth, scattered showers. —— further north. as we turn our attention to the weekend, the next atlantic low pressure coming in and westerly winds dominating. wet, windy conditions sweeping their way east. showers following on behind as well. sunday is quieter. at the moment, quite wet for sam on saturday. at least for three or four hours. a for sam on saturday. at least for three orfour hours. a quieter for sam on saturday. at least for three or four hours. a quieter spell of weather on sunday. mild, wet and windy to start next week. goodbye for now. this is bbc news broadacsting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm geeta guru—muthy. our top stories: on the anniversary of the attack on the us capitol, president biden has condemned his predecessor donald trump for threatening democracy. the former president of the united states of america has created and spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. he's done so because he values power over principle. i'm laura trevelyan on capitol hill, where president biden has warned americans there's a dagger at the throat of their democracy and the right to vote must be defended. a court 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