dangerous. i hope that as a nation watches, that we put this light on this to say that this should sound the alarm across the nation, that we are entering into very dangerous territory. one of the two democrats in tennessee expelled after participating in a gun violence protest on the floor of the statehouse we re going to have much more on this partisan punishment just ahead. meanwhile, on capitol hill, one of donald trump s most vocal allies in congress sends a subpoena for the this isn t going to work well for jim jordan the prosecutor is going to explain why he wrote a book saying that, actually, d.a. bragg didn t go after donald trump aggressively enough. but, you know, if you have them, smoke em, jimmy. yeah. this could backfire on jim jordan we ll explain. and we ll dig into the bombshell report exposing lavish vacations taken by supreme court justice clarence thomas, all paid for by a gop mega donor. boy, willie, the clarence thomas stuff keeps coming out
seen that widely across the uk for quite awhile. any snow should clear away quickly and we robertjenrick was a close friend and ally of rishi sunak s even he doesn t believe this new emergency legislation will work. we ll talk to a former conservative attorney general, labour s chair of the home affairs select committee, and a former conservative mep. also tonight. sorry for the pain and the loss and the suffering. an apology from boris johnson to relatives of those who died during the pandemic. at the covid inquiry he admitted both he and the scientists underestimated how fast covid was spreading. we should have twigged, we should collectively have twigged much sooner. we ll speak to michael rosen, who spent 42 days in a coma with covid, and was outside the inquiry this morning along with other protestors. also us funding for ukraine is on the brink of collapse. what will that mean for president zelensky and president putin? hello. the emergency bill published by the gov
see how they were questioned in a different way from me. i had some republican colleagues say things like, well, you know, they didn t show contrition, or the younger generation has a different way of speaking. they have a different way of addressing things. i am a 60-year-old schoolteacher. i might talk a little more level tone and that sort of thing, but it was very clear what this was about. representative johnson, reverend al sharpton first, let me salute you for standing up, saying what this is about, in terms of you not being excluded and the others were, and that was race. i think people around the country get a lot of hope from you standing up, having that kind of courage. let me ask this. do you see any legal or other ways that could lead to the reinstatement of your two
opposed to roy moore but he doesn t remember the assault. he remembered it differently. okay, right. i think he s really trying to apologize and show contrition, remorse, and be accountable. what a contrast for roy moore who was attacking the washington post for telling the truth, attacking these women for telling the truth and somehow now it s a conspiracy between somewhat of a copout, ethics committee is where complaint goes to die. only have to pass by a majority vote and do it for every other man that s true, it s a joke. a few things, i was incredibly bothered when i read today that nancy pelosi and paul ryan did not know that $15 million had been paid out to settle sexual harassment suits. that is outrageous. all the suits all workplace discrimination, all the suits, not just sexual harassment. doesn t make it better.
ryan. how long can they sit essentially on the fence? i don t think much longer. i think they ve got to make a decision. it s untenable to say, i don t agree with what donald trump says, i don t like what he said. but by the way, i think he should be the leader of of the free world. both the speaker and the leaders have to make decisions over the next few days. i think the debate, tonight s debate will be criticalment donald trump has an opportunity to show contrition, genuine contrition in the first five minutes of the debate to potentially turn things around. i think he s too far gone. i think the comments were so vile and upsetting to so many americans there s potentially more. there very well could be. are you saying he can stop the bleeding or he can do a 180 here? no. i think he can stop the bleeding. i think the presidential contest i think donald trump is going i think this could be an epic and colossal loss of