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leo, going with? leo, what are they going with?ys >> so suella braverman says islamists charge of islamists are in charge of britain now. this is article britain now. this is an article for the telegraph in which she said britain was sleepwalking into don't into a gateway society. i don't think sleepwalking . i think we're sleepwalking. i think we're sleepwalking. i think are actively think the wokeist are actively planning this society planning this getaway society that's going to threaten free expression. and british values. and the way this is in the wake of commons chaos, when the of the commons chaos, when the when speaker, was there when the speaker, uh, was there supposed to table an snp motion and then he, uh, he threw away the rules and allowed labour to, to chair the surprise motion. >> well, the motion wasn't one that labour were happy with because the snp's phrasing was about, uh, it was condemning the israeli status effectively. and labour wanted to be able to call for a ceasefire. without that wording. well, and what

but what think, leo? deport what do you think, leo?le >> uh, well, i feel the whole don't need to, because she's not in i like in the country. but i feel like she's made a scapegoat for she's being made a scapegoat for a that we were just a wider issue that we were just talking the talking about, which is the growth islam in the growth of radical islam in the uk. often this is like uk. and quite often this is like the green lane mosque in birmingham, um, which is funded or was funded by the by the taxpayer . so diversity is our taxpayer. so diversity is our strength. absolutely insane. so on the one hand we've got a government and a system that's encouraging funding and allowing radical islam to foment and allow allowing hate preachers to go pretty much, you know, around and doing what they want and they pick out shamima begum, who was who was basically a child. she was like 15. she was groomed by by islamists and taken taken oven by by islamists and taken taken over. you know, she's she's a victim in this. and they picked her out as t

so chef leo, why bermuda? first came down here, he fell in love with the island, the history, the people. when you walk down the street and there's like everyone saying good morning to you, it's like very warm. you've got the scenery. ashley roberts (voiceover): nestled inside the hamilton princess and beach club, the decor at marcus' combines a bright island feel with an urban style, reminiscent of the restaurant that made samuelson famous, red rooster in harlem, new york. and it's what, like an hour and a half flight, as well? -hour and a half flight. -and you're in paradise. takes me longer to drive to jfk than it does to fly to bermuda. right? ashley roberts (voiceover): an homage to marcus samuelsson's ethiopian roots, chef leo dresses our fresh bermuda catch in a spice blend from ethiopia called for berbere. then he preps the cook while i work the sides. leo moreno: have a little fun with the grits, ashley. ashley roberts: whoo. whip it real good. leo moreno: ok. we're also going to add our local bermuda

now leo. and as even the independent. now leo.is to be had in their names. there's one called rug. easy yes, i've called amy rug. easy yes, i've underlined that name . i bet she underlined that name. i bet she does. rug. easy but yeah. so green protesters are going to be charged with criminal damage over a demonstration at rishi sunak home. so last year. i don't know if you remember, but the activists were on top of his roof. they covered the roof with with black fabric to, to symbolise oil. uh, in protest over what they called a new fossil fuel drilling frenzy, which obviously there hasn't been like, we just want to get a little bit of oil out of the ground and use it coming out. just a bit. i mean, you're just use a bit. i mean, you're using it. how do you think you got sunak house? what got to rishi sunak house? what do your clothes are do you think? your clothes are made of? what do think made out of? what do you think your is fuelled your entire existence is fuelled by? by oil. by? it's fuelled by oil. you think should get fr

but what think, leo? deport what do you think, leo?ole >> uh, well, i feel the whole don't need to, because she's not in i like in the country. but i feel like she's made a scapegoat for she's being made a scapegoat for a that we were just a wider issue that we were just talking the talking about, which is the growth islam in the growth of radical islam in the uk. often this is like uk. and quite often this is like the green lane mosque in birmingham, um, which is funded or was funded by the by the taxpayer . so diversity is our taxpayer. so diversity is our strength. absolutely insane. so on the one hand we've got a government and a system that's encouraging funding and allowing radical islam to foment and allow allowing hate preachers to go pretty much, you know, around and doing what they want and they pick out shamima begum, who was who was basically a child. she was like 15. she was groomed by by islamists and taken taken oven by by islamists and taken taken over. you know, she's she's a victim in this. and they picked her out as

>> do you think leo is right? >> do you think leo is right?n't think >> um, i think i don't think it's that or as it's as simple as that or as complicated as that. >> just starmer wants >> i think just starmer wants to get elected. he'll do anything to elected. get elected. he'll do anything to and lected. get elected. he'll do anything to and lect sees get elected. he'll do anything to and lectsees getting >> and he sees getting elected and want throw it and he doesn't want to throw it away. he doesn't want to be like away. he doesn't want to be like a changing mind >> but changing your mind can be a . a good thing. >> right. and you know, it does suggest, leo pointed out, suggest, as leo pointed out, maybe just listening to maybe he is just listening to his i think what it his voter base. i think what it is, this is that he could is, is this is that he could spend $28 billion next year whenever, whenever he gets elected, if he wants to . elected, if he wants to. >> he's just not promising it. so he's he's basically it's a non promise to say

leo frank's mother alluded this in her letter. she was writing of the rig trial that had sentenced her son to hang. she cried out. for an american zola to expose the lies the heck convicted her son. another international trial also figures. in 1911 in russia , russian empire, a jew a mendel bayless , who was a laborer was charged with ritual murder. some of you have studied the ritual murder accusation before, i know talia has. ritual murder is a medieval trope which says that the jews murder christian children to use their blood for religious purposes. it first surfaced in the 12th century in england and then it spread to the continent. here is another example of the ritual murder accusation. but bayless refused to confess instead, he spent two years in jail and then was ultimately acquitted by a jury of russian peasants for a crime that he had not committed. the point is, you need to understand that american jews were looking at the frank trial and fearing that these cases marked a new moment. they were not isolated instances. t

so controversial leo kearse. so controversial as leo kearse.ll think i don't think well i think you've your but not you've got your moments. but not quite. you had any problems quite. have you had any problems with kind satellite? with this kind satellite? >> but i'm hoping i >> no, no, but i'm hoping i don't have to email them again next see you know, next time i see you know, exactly one more chance. let's get questions this get some questions from this rather audience. >> question comes from >> our first question comes from rogen >> our first question comes from roger. roger. roger. hi roger. >> hello. uh why people >> hello. uh why are people being punished for holding placards and having political opinions? >> this is a >> yeah, roger, this is a problem i'm, i'm really problem that i'm, i'm really grappling with because it's happening now. 12 happening more and more now. 12 people arrested for placard people were arrested for placard related offences. that was dunng related offences. that was during pro—palestine during yesterday's pro—pal

>> do you think leo is right? >> do you think leo is right?on't >> um, i think i don't think it's simple or as it's as simple as that or as complicated as that. >> just starmer wants to >> i think just starmer wants to get elected. he'll do anything to elected. get elected. he'll do anything to and lected. getting elected >> and he sees getting elected and throw it and he doesn't want to throw it away. he doesn't want to be like away. he doesn't want to be like a changing mind be away. he doesn't want to be like a good changing mind be away. he doesn't want to be like a good thingjing mind be away. he doesn't want to be like a good thing .ng mind be a good thing. >> and know, it does >> right. and you know, it does suggest, pointed out, suggest, as leo pointed out, maybe is just listening to maybe he is just listening to his i think what it his voter base. i think what it is, this is that he could is, is this is that he could spend $28 billion next year whenever, whenever he gets elected, if he wants to . elected, if he wants to. >> he's just

leo.ur are in trouble in rochdale. >> when i first heard about this, i assumed they were covering up more grooming covering up for more grooming gangs. this is this is gangs. but no, this is this is something different . labour has something different. labour has withdrawn its support for its candidate , azhar uh, who's candidate, azhar ali. uh, who's the candidate for the rochdale by—election in the of by—election in the wake of controversial he made controversial comments, he made about of october. 7th about the 7th of october. 7th october on israel , he october attacks on israel, he basically said israel , uh, october attacks on israel, he basically said israel, uh, or suggested that israel had was complicit in it or had planned it or had allowed it to happen. >> it's surprising how far those mad conspiracy theories go. i've heard all sorts of people saying that that you wouldn't have expected stuff like that, expected saying stuff like that, and a bit and it's actually a bit troubling

so controversial leo kearse. so controversial as leo kearse.ll think i don't think well i think you've your but not you've got your moments. but not quite. you had any problems quite. have you had any problems with kind satellite? with this kind satellite? >> but i'm hoping i >> no, no, but i'm hoping i don't have to email them again next see you know, next time i see you know, exactly one more chance. let's get questions this get some questions from this rather audience. >> question comes from >> our first question comes from rogen >> our first question comes from roger. roger. roger. hi roger. >> hello. uh why people >> hello. uh why are people being punished for holding placards and having political opinions? placards and having political opiiyeah, roger, this is >> yeah, roger, this is a problem i'm, i'm really problem that i'm, i'm really grappling with because it's happening now. 12 happening more and more now. 12 people arrested for placard people were arrested for placard related offences. was related offences. that was dunng related of

so, book end this with you, leo.if you could hear what phil was just saying, he said maybe you bring in like a special prosecutor and you start to look at the trail of the money. what does that do to this case? that's going to slow it way down. >> leo: yeah, let me be very quick. appreciate my friend phil. i think that will delay the trial way too long, harris, but i think as i said to you are earlier, there is evidence that there is a financial gain here. remember, nathan wade lied, in my opinion he lied about the fact his divorce was over in 2015. that's why his answers about the gifts, the trips, the dinner, he said that's why i said no because my marriage was over. his marriage was not over in 2015. so i think the judge will have enough evidence to rule on the case. expect a well-written opinion, harris, but will rule after all the examination takes place today and tomorrow. expect the ruling. that's what i expect. >> harris: the way you look at this is there would have to be a legal end to that marriage to make

let's come back to leo terrell. leo, you were reporting out how new york state attorney general learlatish supra aural headphons james going after trump calling him a con man and a bright light into every dark corner of the real estate dealings. leo, judge engoron acknowledges no victim of trump's fraud. there was no lodged complaint and no one claimed damages and what's the restitution for? ethnicity ethnicity >> there's a due process because of eb excessive nature of the se of the tram and there's precedence for this when the damages are so excessive it denies a individual due process. liz: stay on this. tom, take up what leo just said, due process violations here. could it go to the supreme court? >> yeah, it absolutely could and leo is absolutely right. there's a fairly robin lou bust body of law out -- robust body of law saying when the state imposes a sanction on someone like criminal or civil like a fine, there's constitutional limits that come into play and that cap and limit the punishments you can take on

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he met the irish prime minister, leo varadkar. issues to sort out, including public sector pay and nhs waiting lists. sara girvin has been talking to students in belfast to hear their thoughts on the new devolved government. it's almost like you're ashamed to be from here sometimes just because of the way that the government get on like children. people say to themselves, "0h, government won't last long, and probably in a year or two's time there'll be another problem for them to kick up a fuss about." personally, i don't want to have to leave here. i i want to actually work and try to make this . place work for everyone. this is northern ireland's first planned integrated school — set up in the 1980s specifically to educate catholics and protestants together. politics students there have been following the events of the past week closely. the dup and other political parties are still getting paid for not doing theirjob properly. what's it like being a young person in northern ireland? as mad as it looks, people watching on the ne

leo. >> and for the next three hours i'll be keeping you company on tv, online and on digital radio. i'll keep you to date on all i'll keep you up to date on all the stories the the biggest news stories of the day, prince harry, day, including prince harry, back in the royal fold, the duke of sussex gave his first public interview since his father, king charles, was diagnosed with cancer last week. it's now fuelled speculation that he could begin repair relations could begin to repair relations with dad and brother but, with his dad and brother but, crucially, take up a temporary role undertaking royal duties again. so could we be seeing harry becoming a working royal again then? some might have thought that support for these so—called hate marchers would have waned by now, but today we're in the fourth consecutive month. thousands . of month. thousands. of pro—palestine supporters are marching in central london today, calling for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. we'll be there live shortly

stormont to mark the return of power—sharing in northern ireland and will meet with irish taoiseach leoadkar for bilateral talks later. chile's deadliest forest fire on record claims at least 112 lives — the president warns the figure is likely to rise. as we've been hearing, power—sharing in northern ireland finally resumed on saturday for the first time in two years. a short while ago, mr sunak arrived at the parliament buildings in stormont, belfast. he'll be meeting the the irish prime minister, leo varadkar, and we're expecting this to happen shortly. there are a lot of issues to sort out including sector pay and nhs waiting lists. sara girvin has been talking to students in belfast to hear their thoughts on the new devolved government. it's almost like you're ashamed to be from here sometimes, just because of the way that the government get on, like children. people say to themselves, oh, the government won't last long, and probably in a year or two's time, there will be another problem for them to kick up a fuss about. | personally, i don't want to have to leave here, i want to a

these discussions have been happening behind closed doors and we have heard from rishi sunak and leoter and the deputy first minister themselves. the first minister themselves. the first minister michelle 0'neill did say on twitter that she was looking forward to a busy day ahead. she said that she will represent everyone as first minister for all workers and families and public services and as you will be aware, the first time back at work essentially after such a long hiatus. there is the first minister michelle 0'neill along with the deputy first minister emma little—pengelly. we can now hear what they have to say. this little-pengelly. we can now hear what they have to say.— what they have to say. this is our first day and _ what they have to say. this is our first day and we _ what they have to say. this is our first day and we have _ what they have to say. this is our first day and we have had - what they have to say. this is our first day and we have had a - what they have to say. this is our first day and we have had a busy| first day and we have had a busy morning and a good

let's bring in leo terrell. what's going on here, leo? >> i'll tell you, sandra. that story by a.p.and misleading. it's journalistic malpractice. you are a journalist, i'm a lawyer. they left out every single fact of the nature of the suspect. illegal alien, a criminal record, that he left new york on a criminal charge, it is insulting. i'll tell you why. they want to create a false narrative to protect joe biden. everyone in this country understands that illegal immigration is the number one issue, and what a.p. and the mainstream media is doing, what they are doing is they are trying to protect joe biden from the issue of illegal immigration. if it wasn't for fox, i'm not tooting fox's horn, if it was not for fox news the nation would not know and a lot of people only read the a.p. story and not know the entire story of the suspect and how he got to america. >> sandra: you know, maybe this is a really big wake-up moment, we are supposed to become so numb as a society to this sort of crime that we are all supposed to change our daily activities to adapt to it and work around it, le

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twenty zeal your cumbersome and woman on the leo fox news contributor the rights lawyer leo will showhink you for doing this leo i just want to give our details of biden will work a.k.a. probably know much but start with this george soros thing, they think migrant crime is measured from pollution, the other night, and is town hall top of that he had george from source procedures to do just about everything the prosecute crime they do not both like we have crime resumes and persecuted the district attorney in arizona, will she's refused extradition to new york because the pilot the suspects never be prosecuted in new york as is possible george soros and all of his minions, their other saying that nobody is committed any crimes that had community for soul the streets, can tell you how much worse it has become. claudia: are you dressing smac what elio leaves the guy was soros. leo: sorry sorry, those who caught in the me tell larry, if you are looking at the reason why the vocal after microclimates of their blocking their new voting block these are the democrats do not believe in law and

so leo an expletive..l now labour's lead is shrinking, the daily mail now labour's lead is shrinking , though not quite is shrinking, though not quite down to rishi sunak size just yet. >> so labour's poll lead over the tories falls falls by seven points in a fortnight their lead is at just 93 points over the. no it's not. but it was , it was up it's not. but it was, it was up around the thing. it peaked at around the thing. it peaked at around 36 points. yeah 37. it was ridiculous. >> insanely mike reid and the children. do you remember run around? you may never have seen it . they had to sort of seen it. they had to sort of stand on a correct answer, and they all go, right. choose your answer. now and they'd all, like, clatter around and run. then they'd look at each other and then he'd go run around now and then he'd go run around now and they'd all basically adapt their thinking to whatever everyone else had. right? it was a massive social experiment. the madness of the crowd . yeah, madness of the cro

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he played the father and leo play this on.led about that and we moved on. however, the thing with de niro and with leo, they were coming instinctively then the same but they work outwardly differently. bob has less talking. leo likes to talk a great deal. great deal. i mean good talking. in meetings. drinks and talking in dinners and constantly talking. bob is always a little more pull back. >> stephen: try interviewing him sometime. >> martin: yes! yes. >> stephen: i love interviewing him but he doesn't talk that much. he's not hostile. he he is happy to be there. first time i ever had them right there in that chair for the first minute, i said let's just not talk at all and it was great. >> martin: he's talking now. back in the '70s he never spoke. never. he would come to a dinner party, like a dinner. he would be there and never say a word. he was there. >> stephen: that's nice. >> martin: the two of them together were wonderful. >> stephen: don't go nowhere. and don't you go anywhere. we'll be right back with more martin s

larry: one more to leo. >> fine.nt crime may be worse for the most part than homegrown crime. leo, the problem here is, these george soros prosecutors lit e littered throughout country. they don't want to prosecute any crime. like declaring new york a crime-free city. because they won't prosecute anything. >> the progressive left, be clear, progressive left have hijacked the democrat party, that is why joe biden cannot do anything without permission from the squad, but they want to eliminate the justice system. they want to destroy the current criminal justice system, they do not believe in punishment or in criminal charges, they want basically a prison-free society. larry: claudia super star, two things what is biden going to do? i am reading change the asylum standard, that will not stop 10,000 people a day, what do you think he will come up with? >> he is getting pressured because the crime is on the rise, the migrant crime, illegal immigrant crime is a problem. everyone is seeing it. all over their tvs and newspa

almost immediately then turned to leo frank. frank then and forever afterwards maintained his innocence but newspapers began inflaming the bl over the murder. the triaa circus. prosecutor dorsey was out for blood. he accused frank of sexually molesting the factory girls and whenfrank was convicted, his conviction was based on the testimony of an african american ex-convict. you need to understand in the south. only a jew could be convicted based on the testimony of an african american man. after the trial, a georgia newspaperman said, if the jury in the case had had brought in a verdict of not guilty the defendant would have been lynched. frank was sentenced to hang. antijudaism figured prominently in the trial. i actually found a letter that frank's mother wrote to "the washington post,." in it she said and the slander and but also about their religion. and it is so important for us to understand to put it in wider perspective. she likened the case to another fairly recent international anti-semitic crisis, the dry dryfuss affa

graciously leo had invited — or starstruck at all?leo had invited me over _ or starstruck at all? graciously leo had invited me over for _ or starstruck at all? graciously leo had invited me over for dinner - had invited me overfor dinner beforehand to get over the starstruck ness of it all. he on struck me, and it was definitely a more intense shake working with bob further down the road. the shakes came back when i worked with him, the first few takes, but then you kind of embraced really quickly why these film—makers, these actors, these film—makers, these actors, these men, are decades long career is now, ijust such shapers of the entire film world that i grew up watching. you understand why they have such longevity in their work. unlike some academy campaigns that are designed to act as narcissism, lily gladstone seems to be participating in something bigger than that. she comes across as a committed trailblazer in her efforts to get the us film industry to represent the native american people fairly and responsibly. and her auth

unrealistic, though, leo.t of sort of big boobs, tiny waists. >> you would fall over when you can have a fantasy . see, this is can have a fantasy. see, this is what i've always said. you what i've always said. but you know you're absolutely know, you're absolutely right. they were they were unrealistic and unrepresentative of the real world. happened was world. well, what happened was this when they first this is that when they first started i, you know, i talk started with i, you know, i talk around world on this stuff started with i, you know, i talk arourto world on this stuff started with i, you know, i talk arourto the world on this stuff started with i, you know, i talk arourto the futurists. this stuff back to the futurists. >> that's what i do. me, myself and happens this when and i. what happens is this when you chat things into chat, you first chat things into chat, gpt know the gpt if it didn't know the answer, would make so answer, it would make it up. so this it's what were this is true. it's wha

the irish taoiseach leo varadkar has also arrived at stormont.y reconvened on saturday, exactly two years after the democratic unionist party walked out in protest against post—brexit trade agreements. our correspondent charlotte gallagher gave us this update from stormont there has been a lot of comings and goings at stormont here this morning. firstly, rishi sunak, the british prime minister, he arrived around 8.00am, was met by chris heaton—harris, the northern ireland secretary, and the speaker of the newly—formed assembly. edwin poots, made his way into the building behind me to meet with parties to discuss issues. one thing we know they're going to talk about is money. as you've hinted there, parties here don't agree on many things and that's partly why the assembly collapsed for two years, but one thing they do agree on is that northern ireland needs more money. they've been offered about £35 billion for public services here, but all the politicians say that's just not enough to tackle things like hospital waiting lists, which are the wors

unrealistic, though, leo. of sort of big boobs, tiny waists. >> you would fall over when you can have a fantasy . see, this is can have a fantasy. see, this is what i've always but you what i've always said. but you know you're absolutely know, you're absolutely right. they were they were unrealistic and unrepresentative of the real world. happened was world. well, what happened was this when they first this is that when they first started i, you know, i talk started with i, you know, i talk around world on this stuff around the world on this stuff back the futurists. back to the futurists. >> that's what i do. me, myself back to the futurists. >> 'i.at's what i do. me, myself back to the futurists. >> 'i. at's w happens me, myself back to the futurists. >> 'i. at's w happens m> 'i. at's w happens m

leo, first to you.on to everything that happened last night, the report and of course president biden coming out and being very combative with reporters. >> americans saw a train wreck last night. everything that robert herr said about joe biden's cognitive skills was true. in fact, joe biden actually proved it last night. this man did not recall the proper name for the president of egypt and mexico. what we have here, cheryl, what bothers me is that you have had democrats lying to the american people about the mental state of mind of joe biden. joe biden is unfit to appear in trial, he's unfit to serve as president, 2 25th amendment should be in place. what i find appalling is the mainstream media protected this guy for three years. no one in this country right now knows who is running the country. this is a train wreck and it's occurring, joe biden should not be president. cheryl: julian, he had another flub last night, i've got to ask you about this. he confused egypt's president, calling him the pre

leo. plenty to come me. ben leo. plenty more to come up me. ben leo.day's show, including all the front pages. prince harry back into the royal harry no way back into the royal fold. despite his attempts on friday his back into friday to worm his way back into the royal family. but first, here's your news with sofia . here's your news with sofia. >> thank you. ben, it's 130. here's your news with sofia. >> thank you. ben, it's130. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb news room, sir keir starmer has told the scottish labour conference that the war in gaza must stop now. the labour leader brushed aside a pause in the fighting, calling instead for a permanent ceasefire . he also said that ceasefire. he also said that even the most terrible of circumstances , a two state circumstances, a two state solution, must be back on the table . the white house has table. the white house has blamed inaction by republican in the us congress for russia's capture of a ukrainian city. kyiv ordered the withdrawal of troops from the eastern city of avdiivka early yesterday , givin

>> leo: absolutely not. they are going to wait for this ruling harris, i can assure you, i think the supreme court anticipating the other 11 cases, i guarantee the language in this supreme court ruling will make it very clear that every other station should drop any notion of removing president trump off the ballot. >> harris: leo terrell, appreciate your time today. you sat by for breaking news and always love to get your take on things. >> leo: i love "the falkner focus." >> harris: see you soon, emily. >> emily: i wanted to respond to what you said, it's so important, i think, for viewers to understand that the beauty of the supreme court in this once very rare chance of listening to them is that the questions are so much more beyond the texturalist, their minds are absolutely brilliant but also toward the practical implications and what i loved about all the questions, regardless of party or expectations that the conversation today, it was so much more than verbal warfare. it was an actual -- it was a ve

people are shouting questions now at leo varadkar.any, wants to get straight to answer any, wants to get straight to business. back to what i was saying, a significant moment, many people didn't think we would have a nationalist first minister in northern ireland. when northern ireland was created, that was never the intention of people who set it up, it was supposed to be run by unionists, people he want northern ireland to remain part of the united kingdom. and now we saw in the last election, sinn fein, the nationalist party became the largest party. so an historic moment, we have two women in charge, the first minister, michelle o'neill from sinn fein and emma little pengelly from the dt, a party that wants to remain in the united kingdom as deputy first minister. it is a landmark moment and people hoping for positive change, not another collapse of government. it has been two years without a functioning devolved government. issues like hospital waiting lists are the worst in the uk, public sector pay, and the last thing voters wa

we are awaiting a press conference from the taoiseach leo varadkar.e northern ireland executive so it'll be interesting hear what he has to say. charlotte, this is a hugely symbolic day today at stormont. 7 it symbolic day today at stormont. ? it is for two reasons. firstly, the fact we are at this point in stormont is back up and running after two years of political chaos, instability, many people thought we would never get here again, that's devolution would be back up with running. a more importantly, the first ever nationalist first minister in northern ireland's history. when northern ireland was created in 1921 after partition, it was designed by unionists for unionist people. the founding fathers would have always intended that unionist politicians would be part of the largest party here and now sinn fein, nationalist party who wants to reunite with the rest of ireland, they are the largest party, michelle o'neill is the first minister. hugely symbolic for northern ireland. michelle o'neill has made a big point of saying she is the first minist

they are going to blame leo. they are going to blame leo. good luck, leo.to blame you, leo. but leo can handle it. leo can handle it. but let there be no doubt what joe biden is doing is a crime against our nation. it is an absolute betrayal of our country. and it is an atrocity against our constitution. nobody has ever seen anything like it. crooked joe will not get away with these crimes. he will be tried at the ballot box in november, and you will go back to having the strongest border, even stronger than i gave you. but we will take that, too. we will take anything when you look at what has happened to our country. ed was your vote, you will be judged and convicted by the american people of this atrocity he has done. nobody can believe what has happened. under the trump administration, we ended catch and release. remember catch and release? you know what release is? we release them into our country, criminals. what do you do? comes from a jail and we release them into our country. we attended 28,000 -- we got mexico to send 28,000 troops. remember this?

but next it's leo. that. but next it's ben leo.amima begum it's right begum and whether it's right that continues to receive that she continues to receive huge amounts of legal aid , i'm huge amounts of legal aid, i'm sure ben will be up for personally funding shamima campaign you with the saturday five live on gb news . >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back to the saturday five. a5 >> welcome back to the saturday five. as always. cheers very much for your company and your emails. has written in emails. gary has written in about ukraine and boris johnson. gary says funding ukraine through controversial aid charities is only ever going to prolong the conflict with russia. but cath has an opposing view and cath says i don't get why people moan about giving money to ukraine. we should all just be grateful that we're here in britain, live in a peaceful country. so that's two sides of opinion , not so much anymore. opinion, not so much anymore. >> well , up next it's opinion, not so much anymore. >> well, up next

the irish taoiseach leo varadkar also arrived at stormont in the last hour.reconvened on saturday, exactly two years after the democratic unionist party walked out in protest against post—brexit trade agreements. charlotte gallagherjoins me now live from outside the stormont parliament buildings in belfast. it buildings in belfast. is good to see you again. coul you it is good to see you again. could you recap the rivals here and why they are so historic?— you recap the rivals here and why they are so historic? there has been a lot of coming _ they are so historic? there has been a lot of coming and _ they are so historic? there has been a lot of coming and going _ they are so historic? there has been a lot of coming and going at - a lot of coming and going at stormont this morning, so firstly rishi sunak the british prime minister arrived around eight o'clock this morning, was met by chris heaton harris, the northern ireland secretary and the speaker of the newly formed assembly, edwin poots made his way into the building to meet with parties to discuss issu