you are the one who broke the story about josh paul. have to ask before we go, we spoke to you soon after you spoke to the state department and not tober. this was in the midst of israel's bombardment of gaza which came after the october seventh surprise attack on israel that killed 1200. can you talk about the response of your colleagues at the state department? have others resigned in other parts of the government? >> we have seen certainly from the u.n. senior official i have heard and continued to hear from many of my former colleagues who are trying to find what mechanisms they can use to slow this down, to change the policy. i fear that their efforts at this point continue to be in vain. i think we need to see a policy change from the top. but i know a lot of good people are continuing to make the argument. amy: that is josh paul, who quit the state department. and he is not the only one. i want to get a sense from you how aware is president biden of the enormous come as our guest yesterday said, incandescent kind of rage in the d

josh paul has sympathy with their position.pression from experts, really, with deep expertise across europe and america who feel that their voices are not being heard, that there are political and ideological decisions that are being made that are not in the interest of the people who they serve and which are not either morally sound or sound in terms of the policy that they promote and the impact that it has on the security of europe and america. israel insists it's fighting a genocidal enemy and operates within international law. others say this letter is civil service activism and damaging to democracy. political decisions are made by by political leaders who are elected by the people, and civil servants are there to carry out the instructions of those political leaders. so if we get into a world where it's done by vote or where individuals in cabinet agencies get to get to overrule decisions made by their bosses, we're in for a world of trouble. now, while official policy in whitehall is supportive of israel, there is a gro

josh paul has sympathy with their position.the state department in protest over us arms transfers to israel. i think what you see today, however, is also just a massive expression of frustration, an expression from experts, really with deep expertise across europe and america who feel that their voices are not being heard, that there are political and ideological decisions that are being made that are not in the interest of the people who they serve, and which are not either morally sound or sound in terms of the policy that they promote and the impact that it has on the security of europe and america. israel insists it's fighting a genocidal enemy and operates within international law. others say this letter is civil service activism and damaging to democracy. political decisions are made by political leaders who are elected by the people, and civil servants are there to carry out the instructions of those political leaders. so if we get into a world where it's done by vote or where individuals in cabinet agencies get to get t

thank you to my guest, josh howie and paul cox. we're back at the same time tomorrow.tion channel will bring you live coverage of the by elections in wellingborough and kingswood . i wellingborough and kingswood. i like wellingborough a very nice gig- like wellingborough a very nice gig. i wish them well. tom harwood, please tell us more . harwood, please tell us more. >> oh, these are fascinating seats simon. this is going to be a big, big night. we've got two seats in two different parts of the country with different dynamics within their populations, which will tell us some pretty key ideas about how the next general election will go. these are the first electoral events of this year. and this is an election year. could these two blue seats go red, or could the confounding factor of the reform party throw up a surprise ? we will learn so up a surprise? we will learn so much throughout the night. we've got reporters on the ground in each constituency and an amazing array of big name guests. right through with you to 6 am. this is britain's election channel. don't go

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vance, josh hawley, rand paul. if you look at the people who have the more grand vision of u.s.providing order in the world, liz cheney was primary, written not -- mitt romney is retiring, and mitch mcconnell is 81. there is a generational divide there we may want to talk about. institutions are changing. the weekly standard is no more. the american conservative has a larger role to play in the party than it has historically. we have victoria coates here from the heritage foundation. i think the heritage foundation is worth talking about. victoria: always. justin: but especially today. the president of heritage recently said "heritage is moving towards an explicit embrace of restraint." the hawkish colonist that wrote this got the vapors a bit about that quote, but it is there. in an article surrounding the ukraine debate in particular, titled republicans plot for intervention pull back, the president of air to said rank and final donors at heritage have come down firmly on the restraint side of the foreign policy fight. both as a scholar and, selfishly, this is a very interesti

uh, for my, uh, sweet, kind paul . we're my, uh, sweet, kind paul. we're a similar age, josh.is a damaging stereotype. says campaign is a campaign by the centre for ageing better. uh, has urged the public to challenge their friends. that's what we need. more people challenging their friends. who's who use belittling terms because they are patronising . and these they are patronising. and these terms include . uh, phrases such terms include. uh, phrases such as i'm too old for this. having as i'm too old for this. having a senior moment, and you look good for your age at kerry . uh, good for your age at kerry. uh, question one would be with the world burning down the way it is, who's funding this? can we not funnel that funds elsewhere? and two, why are we obsessed with finding the latest victim in all of this article? right it doesn't really say that the campaign for ageing better is run by older people. you just know this is going to be some. well, this is a very good point. and i mean, kerry, is this the new black lives matter and are they going have problem they going to ha

i'm josh howie. and because security has gone home still here with paul cox and lewis schaffer .chaffer. paul, let's kick off with the sunday express and be careful what you say in the story. i saw them hanging story. i just saw them hanging out the hot chocolate machine. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> point. so nigel farage >> good point. so nigel farage calls on cancelled lee anderson to join reform and destroy. destroy the tories. now, um , destroy the tories. now, um, most of our viewers would have been following this today. we certainly have. don't presume. well okay, just give well okay, so let me just give you bit of background. you a little bit of background. so the removal the so following the removal of the conservative from lee conservative whip from lee anderson being anderson effectively being suspended party, um, suspended from the party, um, uh, for refusing to apologise for comments he made about the london sadiq khan. farage london mayor sadiq khan. farage has sensed an opportunity and he thinks very good at that, isn't he? he's very good at that. and he's out an

i'm josh howie the people's smoked salmon . i'm joined by smoked salmon. i'm joined by paul cox.eople's and lewis schaffer the people's vegetable daily mail vegetable. well the daily mail next. and what did the cia mosque . mosque. >> i don't want to be the people's vegetable. you are the people's vegetable. you are the people's vegetable. >> and what? okay fine. >> and what? okay fine. >> because like >> because people like vegetables. unfortunately they like anyway. like you as well. okay. anyway. right news. what do the right good news. what do the cia, mossad, qatar , egypt all cia, mossad, qatar, egypt all have in common apart from having louis shappa double agent? louis shappa as a double agent? they all, they according to they all, they all, according to the daily mail, all want to the daily mail, they all want to discuss in ahead discuss truce in gaza ahead of the israeli defensive in rafah. so basically , uh, the egypt and so basically, uh, the egypt and qatar and the cia are basically giving kind of the go ahead to israel . israel. >> nobody likes the well, that's kind

these are some of the same problem speakers of the house had, jon weiner, paul ryan, kevin mccarthy, had josh highlight their public and center from missouri sink mitch mcconnell does not talk to his people. he plays his cards too close to his vest. keep in mind the former president trump does not like mitch mcconnell he had health episodes last year. he might beat one health episode away from their trying to be a push for him to leave it. shannon: against all of that you have covered washington for years. what you make of his current environment are wheat post- statesmanship and bipartisanship? for not stabbing each other in the back they are stabbing each other in the front. this is congress at the most dysfunctional i've ever seen it it's a function to a great extent the nearest majority in both house and senate democrats anin control the senate sort of. republicans in the house, barely. the result of that is only a handful of dissidents on any issue and stop the process can prevent majority. it is very hard to pass anything. consider the border bill that todd is just talking abou

these are some of the same problem speakers of the house had, jon weiner, paul ryan, kevin mccarthy, had josh highlight their public and center from missouri sink mitch mcconnell does not talk to his people. he plays his cards too close to his vest. keep in mind the former president trump does not like mitch mcconnell he had health episodes last year. he might beat one health episode away from their trying to be a push for him to leave it. shannon: against all of that you have covered washington for years. what you make of his current environment are wheat post- statesmanship and bipartisanship? for not stabbing each other in the back they are stabbing each other in the front. this is congress at the most dysfunctional i've ever seen it it's a function to a great extent the nearest majority in both house and senate democrats ain control the senate sort of. republicans in the house, barely. the result of that is only a handful of dissidents on any issue and stop the process can prevent majority. it is very hard to pass anything. consider the border bill that todd is just talking about

that is not going to be a josh hawley or a rand paul who have all called him liars in public.re is real friction in the caucus. so i think he's trying to give enough time, knowing he probably couldn't get re-elected again if he wanted to be the leader for the next congress, he probably couldn't get elected again and give someone enough time to gather the votes and to do the things necessary and i'm sure he's hopeful that it is someone who is not in trump's back pocket and they're are now a number of senators that are in trump's back pocket. mitch mcconnell is not one of them and most of the people running to replace him aren't either. >> it is a crowded back pocket. >> it is a crowded back pocket. >> i want to -- look, the editorial choices we make are all a consequence of trump's picks to the supreme court and mcconnell's getting them confirmed, starting with his denial of merrick garland's seat on the court. mcconnell made the point himself that he's really good at reading politics. do you think mcconnell is aware that the reason he's a minority leader and not the majority l

thank you josh will be back here tomorrow with paul cox and kerry marks. stay tuned for breakfast. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boiler . >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boiler. sponsors of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news, weather forecast i'm craig snell. we're looking ahead to sunday. certainly going to be the best day of the weekend for many of us. it should drier and brighter should be drier and brighter before there. we'd before we get there. we'd have this weather front to move across the uk, but you note the winds are coming in from the south—west, is going to be south—west, so it is going to be a mild night and that will continue too . so continue into tomorrow too. so we have area of rain . some we have this area of rain. some of will be heavy, of this rain will be heavy, especially across parts of england some poor england and wales. some poor travelling conditions. if you are overnight are travelling overnight tonight, it does turn tonight, but behind it does turn a bit dr

josh: our final introduction of a democratic presidential candidate, take it away. >> my name is paul la valver from the city of worcester, mass. i want to thank the students and i teach at a college and had over 5,000 students, every issue that's brought up here tonight is very relevant and important to changing the fabric of our lives and want to thank the secretary of state. i'm on the ballot this evening because of my students p. they believe you need to be powerful, well-connected and be in an elite class in order to participate at the highest rung of our democracy. that is not true. i may not win but everyone has a right to run and we need not to forget that as we proceed. my background, my first professional job was a street counselor for the homeless, the first shelter in the city of worcester we had a drug problem back then. we have a serious opiod problem today. we have a serious mental health problem. to the students here, we have a crisis in our education system. we need to be more current for the challenges that are facing us in the future. finally, finally, we need to ta

i'm peter level american investor, david sacks as to ukraine. complex is based on paul. so it's and to see about how it started, how it's going, and how it will end. on this edition of the program, we examine all 3 propositions. the cross walk in ukraine. i'm joined by my guess, dan kabbalah can pittsburgh. he is a professor of law and author of the plot, the scape goat russia in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security and invalid. we cross the carlos out. he is a political analyst has started and host of the silk and steel podcast. all right, gentlemen, cross stock rolls and the fact that means you can jump any time in want and i always appreciated. i'm going to go 1st to dan. i mean, i really like how the, the investor, mr sacks of broke it down into 3 parts. so let's look at the 1st one. how did the complex start and ukraine? because he's saying that western media is preventing allies false hood and defeat. go ahead, den. yeah, well 1st of all, as you know, i've been to the d

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thanks ever so much to my guests josh howie and cressida wetton.and paul tomorrow at 11:00 with leo and paul, if you're watching at paul, and if you're watching at 5 am, please do tuned 5 am, please do stay tuned because for . breakfast. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boiler . >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boiler. as sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. good evening, i'm alex deakin . more wet and windy deakin. more wet and windy weather to come , particularly weather to come, particularly lively gusts tomorrow across parts of the south. we've seen plenty of rain today from this set of weather fronts. they are heading out into the north sea, but are following on but more are following on behind, bringing showery rain to northern ireland and a good part of scotland through this evening . now for most of england and wales, night be wales, much of the night will be dry clear, turn dry and clear, could turn a little misty. 1 or 2 fog patches in heavy

thanks ever so much to my guests josh howie and cressida wetton.th leo and paul tomorrow at 11:00 with leo and paul, if you're watching at paul, and if you're watching at 5 am, please do tuned 5 am, please do stay tuned because for . breakfast. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boiler . >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boiler. as sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. good evening, i'm alex deakin . more wet and windy deakin. more wet and windy weather to come , particularly weather to come, particularly lively gusts tomorrow across parts of the south. we've seen plenty of rain today from this set of weather fronts. they are heading out into the north sea, but are following on but more are following on behind, bringing showery rain to northern ireland and a good part of scotland through this evening . now for most of england and wales, night be wales, much of the night will be dry clear, turn dry and clear, could turn a little misty. 1 or 2 fog patches i