Seated a suspicion of government that is even more widespread today. Remember, a few years later kim Watergate A scandal that forced the president to resign and raised even more distrust in government. And now along with republican assault on Voting Rights were learning more about efforts to dig up dirt on congressional democrats and others at Donald Trumps Department Of Justice. The current chief Dojs Inspector General is now in the ordeal. But today this Breaking News in the New York Times revealing that in February 2018 trumps doj subpoenaed apple for information about an account that belong to former white House Counsel Don Mcgahn. According to two of the New York Times Sources Apple was barred from telling mcgahn about. It the doj declined to comment. The Senate Majority Leader wants answers. What has happened here are fingerprints of a dictatorship, not as democracy. No one likes the idea that if the president s mad, he can just go forth with setting personal phone that are on pe
It is all about rhyming. And rhythm. The words are important, but the rhythm is what they love. Hello, and thanks forjoining us. Oppostiion parties in israel have joined forces and agreed to form a new Coalition Government, a move that looks likely to end the 12 Year Reign as Prime Minister of benjamin netanhayu. His time in office is the longest in israels history, and is still subject to a vote of confidence in parliament, probably next week. If that fails, then theres a risk the country would have to hold another election, the fifth in two and a half years. Our middle East Correspondent Tom Bateman has the latest from jerusalem. Benjamin netanyahu is edging towards the precipice, trying everything to stop a fall from power. So far, his calls for help are going unanswered. In the chamber of israels parliament, those who are hatching a plan for his demise, a once loyal ally and an opponent forging friendship, they could be as real s next leader. Benjamin netanyahu is still doing other
now on bbc news we have a global climate debate special, with kirsty wark. time is running up for global leaders to make the binding promises on climate change needed to save the planet for the next generation and generations to come. in this debate from cop26 in glasgow, young people from around the world will be asking four leading international political figures tough questions about the commitment to averting environmental disaster and finding solutions for change. music. hello and welcome, wherever you are, to the bbc s big global climate debate. the latest report from the intergovernmental panel on climate change warned that it is now code red for humanity. the british promised boris johnson, had said if we do not get serious about climate today it will be too late for our children to do so tomorrow. so, from ending coal mining and drilling, to ending a travel and committing rich countries to helping poorer ones, we are committing to environmental cases. this is the pan
fleeing afghanistan. and a huge win for the united states in golf s ryder cup as they regain the sport s ultimate team prize. they win19 9. hello. a very warm welcome to berlin, where, well, half the political analysts and politicians themselves have been up all night. it s still dark here but the sun will bring up with it a picture which shows both of germany s main parties, their leaders claiming the right to govern after this unpredictable election race. the result insofar really raises many questions, as they do answers. with all 299 districts reporting now though, the official preliminary results to show the centre left social democrats are emerging as the largest party, centre right christian democrats, the party of angela merkel, has endured its worst ever result in a national election. according to the german electoral commission, this is how it all breaks down, the centre right conservatives cdu/csu are on 2a point 1%, the centre left spd on 25 .7%. to form a majorit
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