All these different scenarios and certainly the and see no deal rebels will want to try to make sure that if johnson says ok fine. You you you dont want this practice to happen in about 7 going to go on election they would then try to insist that he has that election before october 31st and not after its because otherwise effectively hes ignoring the will of parliament anyway isnt he in doing that that is another of his options but it would be disastrous constitutionally for the u. K. And so. One way or the other youre going to have this this this thing going on in parallel in tandem the absolute countdown toward october 31st plus an Actual National election at the same time which in terms becomes a 2nd referendum because you have the conservative party and Boris Johnson without the all the rebel m. P. s plus nigel farage is brets it party on the one side saying its bracks its do or die at the end of october and then all the other parties trying to find some way of working together for
Broken and fell on her. So all i see was cement, concrete blocks. I did not see her. Amy basim razzo lost his family in a u. S. Airstrike in 2015 in momosul, iraq. The strikikeideo shows hihit with milititary precisioi. Today y we speak with basim and the coauthors of the uncounted that reveals u. S. Air strikes against islamic militants in iraq have killed far more civilians than anyone has acknowledged. Survivors are left to wonder why their families were targeted. We went to the sites of more than 103 airstrikes in different areas of iraq, parts that were formally held by isis, and cased each to figure out where every airstrike happened. We found one and five resulted in a civilian death. This is 31 times higher than the figures the government uses. Amy we will speak with reporters azmat khan and anand gopal, coauthors of the newew york times investigation. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Cbs news
Amy basim razzo lost his family in a u. S. Airstrike in 2015 in mosul, iraq. The strikeideo shows hit with military precision. Today we speak with basim and the coauthors of the uncounted that reveals u. S. Air strikes against islamic militants in iraq have killed far more civilians than anyone has acknowledged. Survivors are left to wonder why their families were targeted. We went to the sites of more than 103 airstrikes in different areas of iraq, parts that were formally held by isis, and cased each to figure out where every airstrike happened. We found one and five resulted in a civilian death. This is 31 times higher than the figures the government uses. Amy we will speak with reporters azmat khan and anand gopal, coauthors of the New York Times investigation. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Cbs news has suspended charlie rose and pbs and bloomberg tv have stopped airing the charlie rose show aft
Broken and fell on her. So all i see was cement, concrete blocks. I did not see her. Amy basim razzo lost his family in a u. S. Airstrike in 2015 in momosul, iraq. The strikikeideo shows hihit with milititary precisioi. Today y we speak with basim and the coauthors of the uncounted that reveals u. S. Air strikes against islamic militants in iraq have killed far more civilians than anyone has acknowledged. Survivors are left to wonder why their families were targeted. We went to the sites of more than 103 airstrikes in different areas of iraq, parts that were formally held by isis, and cased each to figure out where every airstrike happened. We found one and five resulted in a civilian death. This is 31 times higher than the figures the government uses. Amy we will speak with reporters azmat khan and anand gopal, coauthors of the newew york times investigation. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Cbs news
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