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the courts emphatically rejected his arguments. and now with a majority in the supreme court they have as well. they said that the dissenting voice in the decision, trump has now the documents are being turned over. they also noted the fact that a number of close trump have been relying on similar claims of executive privilege to defy the subpoenas from the committee. it s not clear at this time how this ruling will affect those arguments if at all. she is a former staff supreme that other lawyers felt that an amethyst brief of the, asking the supreme court of what s to do policing records about january sex. and she joins me now. can we just start with what the court is holding here? and what it means on the ground? sure, so the court summarily denied trump s appeal. so they are refusing to stand in the way of the immediate release of these january 6th reference from the national archives, to the select committee. if there is someone working late in the archiv ....
will either make decisions and take votes that put you on the side of history, of king, or bull connor. protectors of our civil rights or of george wallace. he got several questions if that made it impossible to work with these creatures called republicans. these republicans can t acknowledge he s the president of the united states. there s a double standard held to this president, because he still believes in an old world where you can get things done, he should live by rules where republicans would never entertain living by. it s a fascining duality. it s a double standard that republicans seek to impose on the opposing party. they can go to any rhetorical or practical lengths to deny even the legitimacy of their opponents, but democrats better not fight back hard, that s mean, and that s not democratic, that would be tough or disunifying. it s an effort to try to unilaterally disarm one side of the debate and say democrats can t push back hard, even when fighting a ....
worried about the open border pundits than they are u.s. citizens. pentagon remains deeply concerned about an imminent russian invasion of ukraine. this is an extremely dangerous situation. we are now at a stage where russia could at any point launch an attack. biden administration accepting limited orders for free, at home covid tests. there is one draw back, first order going to go out no late january and then expected to take seven to 12 days. jump right in make the music pull you in jump right in being. brian: i would not be surprised that the background band is on the blue mountain ski resort, why wouldn t they? they are good time guys. there is so much to do there the lift capacity is 13500, they have 40 trails. dining and lodging and winter sports that includes steve s favorite laser tag. we also have archery, because that sells. ainsley prefers to hunt her deer. camping and mountain biking. oftentimes ainsley, steve knows, this will grab her ar ....
giuliani has devolved into something of a political punchline. even helping bring about trump s first impeachment, with his attempts to dig up dirt about the bidens in ukraine. and giuliani, perhaps more than anybody outside the government, worked to embed donald trump s january 6th coup. which led to donald trump s second impeachment. giuliani s efforts, culminated with a truly bizarre press conference at the four seasons, total landscaping in 2020, and today, the bipartisan committee investigating january 6th, has finally decided it needs to speak with giuliani. he was subpoenaed, along with his fellow look who attempting lawyers, jenna ellis, and trump campaign advisor boris epstein. giuliani, powell, and epstein were in the coming days, you might remember their faces in the footage. more than anyone, except for donald trump, maybe even more than him honestly, they worked to push the big lie of election fraud. and countless, deranged conspiracy theories. which of cou ....
now on bbc news: dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline, the programme that brings together bbc specialists and the foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline london. this week, britain s prime minister admits he partied in downing street after all. and he wasn t the only one. is the party over for borisjohnson? milder and less deadly, but what will omicron mean for countries largely unvaccinated 7 and putin s gambit or gamble? joining us are suzanne lynch, brussels correspondent with politico, jeffrey kofman, a former news anchor and correspondent for channels in north america. and in the studio, the bbc s health editor, hugh pym. welcome to all of you. good to have you with us again. levelling up, the idea of opening up opportunities to those left behind by decades of political neglect gave british conservatives a landslide election victory under boris johnson s leadership. so anything that smacks of the old p ....