no, that's jerry lee lewis. i wish that were lewis. were jerry lewis. >> your young woman. would >> would you? no, no, it wasn't jerry lewis. i'm just not. so they didn't have jerry lewis and so i was like, eyewatering. and he was like a goofy . all right, he was like a goofy. all right, that's enough of that. right. >> let's have look at the >> let's have a look at the front pages. >> let's have a look at the frorlet'sjes. >> let's have a look at the frorlet's not go off script mail >> let's not go off script mail on sunday. >> kate. i'm so touched by everyone's outpouring of love. sunday telegraph prince's pride at of his wife. the at courage of his wife. the observer revealed the deadly tactics used to keep migrants from our shores. the sunday times kate wrote every word to reassure the nation. sunday mirror thank you for your warmth and support. we are so both so touched and finally the daily star. now they are sorry. and those were your front pages . those were your front pages. pauli those were your front pages. paul, i sensed a bit of a theme on those front pages. wh

lewis and clark are the explorers.oing to talk about who are not professionally trained west point guys. i'm going to get to them toward the and end of the lecture. but they are military veterans. they have militia ranks and. they're going to run the corps of like a military expedition. and here's what jefferson is going to talk them about. yeah, that's going to last on the other screen. you okay? so thomas jefferson, he he said that we had florida is that it was did everyone know that we have people coming downng into florida even though it really wasn't ours at all? yeah, we absolutely. there are planters that are moving down into there and it's also haven for runaway enslaved they go into to florida to become maroons amongst seminoles. so we have a vested interest in it. yeah. so when it's absorbed into the u.s., how french people are actually living there at that time in louisiana, that's a good i don't know the exact number. not a ton. france really administered these as kind of trading colonies, so they would hav

grant lewis was going there as well, he was flown in to testify.ives the idea that bennett killed heidi all on his own never made sense. they held out hope that bennett would come clean but he maintained his innocence. then came the morning of jury selection. >> we are out getting breakfast and gary's phone goes off and he looks down at it and then up at me and he says alex wants to talk. >> here we go. >> a heart to heart with his mother convinced bennett to spill everything. >> she told alexander if he did this it was time to come clean and jesus would forgive him. >> what they call a come to jesus moment. >> bennett confessed he killed heidi but he did not act alone, he had a accomplice and that person was the state's star witness. >> he and grant lewis developed a idea of being contract murderers. >> so lewis is the brains of the operation? >> a lack of brains. >> lewis had been sitting in a hotel room preparing to testify. detectives brought him in and turned the tables on him. at first lewis denied involvement but as the detective revealed de

lewis and clark are the explorers. we're going to talk about who are not professionally trained west point guys. i'm going to get to them toward the and end of the lecture. but they are military veterans. they have militia ranks and. they're going to run the corps of like a military expedition. and here's what jefferson is going to talk them about. yeah, that's going to last on the other screen. you okay? so thomas jefferson, he he said that we had florida is that it was did everyone know that we have people coming down going into florida even though it really wasn't ours at all? yeah, we absolutely. there are planters that are moving down into there and it's also haven for runaway enslaved they go into to florida to become maroons amongst seminoles. so we have a vested interest in it. yeah. so when it's absorbed into the u.s., how french people are actually living there at that time in louisiana, that's a good i don't know the exact number. not a ton. france really administered these as kind of trading colonies, so th

lewis and clark are the explorers. to talk about who are not professionally trained west point guys. i'm going to get to them toward the and end of the lecture. but they are military veterans. they have militia ranks and. they're going to run the corps of like a military expedition. and here's what jefferson is going to talk them about. yeah, that's going to last on the other screen. you okay? so thomas jefferson, he he said that we had florida is that it was did everyone know going into florida even though it really wasn't ours at all? yeah, we absolutely. there are planteratalso haven fd they go into to florida to become maroons amongst seminoles. so we have a vested interest in it. yeah. so when it's absorbed into the u.s., how french people are actually living there at that time in louisiana, that's a good i don't know the exact number. not a ton. france really administered these as kind of trading colonies, so they would have had sort of french explorers and they would have been allowed to kind of stay and conti e

go, lewis . >> comedy. go, lewis. >> comedy. go, lewis. >> well, this is.w how comedy this is. this is one of things says we're of those things that says we're spending too much money on people it. people who don't deserve it. and. with and. and what happened with the covid and covid thing? more and more people, some people think that more don't more and more people don't deserve people , this deserve it. those people, this guy, stride said that he's guy, mel stride said that he's a he's a conservative party guy. >> i think that's really what he was saying, was it? it was saying, though, was it? it seemed what he was seemed like nick, what he was saying. he was saying that mental health, the focus on mental health has kind of gone too saying mental health has kind of gone too don't saying mental health has kind of gone too don't deserve saying they don't deserve it. >> well yeah. >> okay. well yeah. >> okay. well yeah. >> we kind of covered this >> yeah, we kind of covered this the night. i was saying the other night. i was saying that stride has to that be

go, lewis . >> comedy. go, lewis. >> comedy. go, lewis. >> well, this is.ow how comedy this is. this is one of things says we're of those things that says we're spending too much money on people it. people who don't deserve it. and. with and. and what happened with the covid and covid thing? more and more people, some people think that more don't more and more people don't deserve people , this deserve it. those people, this guy, stride said that he's guy, mel stride said that he's a he's a conservative party guy. >> i think that's really what he was saying, was it? it was saying, though, was it? it seemed what he was seemed like nick, what he was saying. he was saying that mental health, the focus on mental health has kind of gone too saying mental health has kind of gone too don't saying mental health has kind of gone too don't deserve saying they don't deserve it. >> well yeah. >> okay. well yeah. >> okay. well yeah. >> we kind of covered this >> yeah, we kind of covered this the night. i was saying the other night. i was saying that stride has to that b

and lewis says, why not?cond in command.like and he asks william clark to to fulfill that role. clark is part of a family of noted soldiers and explorers his brother, george rodgers. clark was a famous participant in that northwest indian war that we talked last class. and so clark kind of has a pedigree of this. i would say clark slightly more capable of the two. also, poor meriwether lewis just kind of fumbles and bumbles or . the most famous of these is when he's down, kind of in that part of idaho there he drops down there, he's out hunting one day with another of the expedition, who is very near sighted, which is not great when he has ahwo they were hunting after sort of two deer. they one of the deer and it fell. but the second deer kind of scampered. and so they boen directions to d get the deer. and just as lewis is about to shoot the deer, a bullet hits bum and he's like, did you just shoot me? and the guy's like, no, definily i thought was shooting the deer. and lewis was like, i am not the deer. i'

lewis and clark are the explorers. to talk about who are not professionally trained west point guys. i'm going to get to them toward xá military veterans. they have militia ranks and. they're going to run the corps military expedition. and here's what jefferson is going to talk them about. yeah, that's goine other screen. you okay? so thomas jefferson, he he said that we had that we have people coming down going into florida even though it really wasn't ours at all? yeah, we absolutely. planters te moving down into there and it's also haven for runaway enslaved they go into to florida to become maroons vested interest n it. yeah. so when it's absorbed into the u.s., how french people are actually living there at that time in louisiana, that's a good i don't know the exact number. not a ton. france really administered these as kind of trading colonies, so they would have had sort of have been allowed to kind of stay and continue to explore. they just be absorbed into the u.s. and become american citizens or not quite no

work. >> lewis, this isn't work. >> lewis. is. well, this isn't. guess it's not work, isn't. i guess it's not work, but any of you're but any kind of right. you're right. any kind of work. >> defend the scottish >> so to defend the scottish police, saying that this police, they're saying that this is for to is very useful for them to collate all information collate all this information because they can it provides them intelligence on them with intelligence on community tensions. yeah. yeah. that's the justification . that's the justification. >> so there's a lot of tension between the msps and they then people . people. >> and as i've said every >> and i like as i've said every single show, called police single show, it's called police scotland, is basically an scotland, which is basically an imperative , a hope that scotland imperative, a hope that scotland will do their job, which is please police scotland, it's intent rather than reality. >> right. thursday mail has a story for you, lewis, about the end of an era that you

is one of them employing lewis schaefer. lewis could be.t people are thinking? possibly. probably not. because this is prevented. it says. and it's written in the guardian which says socialism, anti—fascism and anti—abortion. on prevent. that's the organisation or whatever. it's the government saying list of terrorism warning signs because because it's created by conservatives. i guarantee you, when labour comes in, they're going to have a whole new list of , of, you know, of warning of, of, you know, of warning signs . signs. >> well, this is it. so the organisation prevent the idea is that when teachers or youth workers, social workers see these indications, certainly for like children or teenagers, they can identify them to the police who then can look into it. that's the idea, isn't it, paul? >> it is, it is the idea. i agree with lewis. >> not just not just children, by the way. no there is at work. >> yeah. anyway, we'll get to that. i mean, obviously, i believe lewis is right in terms of , this is an evening up of the of, this is an

jamie, a 'u sammy and lewis were dead. jamie, a jury member — sammy and lewis were dead. and lewis were dead. jamie, a jury member this video _ sammy and lewis were dead. jamie, a jury member this video i _ sammy and lewis were dead. jamie, a jury member this video i found? - jury member this video i found? after sammy died, men find videos like this on his ipad. he dips on them at different times across the years. we have no idea who's car he is in. when i looked at instagram, tick—tock and youtube, i found some shocking posts. people boasting about driving dangerously. can people be prosecuted even if no accident occurs? yes, definitely. there is evidence. _ accident occurs? yes, definitely. there is evidence. and _ accident occurs? yes, definitely. there is evidence. and i - accident occurs? yes, definitely. there is evidence. and i would i there is evidence. and i would encourage prosecutions, because people who do that only do it for one reason. glorifying themselves and their lawbreaking. the one reason. glorifying themselves and their lawbreaking.— and their lawbre

work. >> lewis, this isn't work. >> lewis.is is. well, this isn't. guess it's not work, isn't. i guess it's not work, but any of you're but any kind of right. you're right. any kind of work. >> defend the scottish >> so to defend the scottish police, saying that this police, they're saying that this is for to is very useful for them to collate all information collate all this information because they can it provides them intelligence on them with intelligence on community tensions. yeah. yeah. that's the justification . that's the justification. >> so there's a lot of tension between the msps and they then people . people. >> and as i've said every >> and i like as i've said every single show, called police single show, it's called police scotland, is basically an scotland, which is basically an imperative , a hope that scotland imperative, a hope that scotland will do their job, which is please police scotland, it's intent rather than reality. >> right. thursday mail has a story for you, lewis, about the end of an era that yo

work. >> lewis, this isn't work. >> lewis. is. well, this isn't. guess it's not work, isn't. i guess it's not work, but any right. you're but any kind of right. you're right. any of work. right. any kind of work. >> defend the scottish >> so to defend the scottish police, they're saying that this is useful them to is very useful for them to collate information collate all this information because provides collate all this information because intelligence�*vides collate all this information because intelligence ones them with intelligence on community tensions. yeah. yeah. that's the justification . that's the justification. >> so there's a lot of tension between the msps and they then people . people. >> and i like as i've said every single show, it's called police scotland, is basically an scotland, which is basically an imperative , a hope that scotland imperative, a hope that scotland will do their job, which is please police scotland, it's intent rather than reality. >> right. thursday mail has a story for you, lewis, abou

that's all men want. >> okay, so lewis schaffer there, who now , lewis, you're there, who now, lewis, pulled . gig pulled. >> i've had lots of gigs pulled. yeah but i've. this is the first one that was so obviously pulled. >> and it was pulled because they said you were, what? homophobic and transphobic that little clip didn't give the lewis schaffer brilliant lewis schaffer is a brilliant stand comedian. lewis schaffer is a brilliant sta|ii comedian. lewis schaffer is a brilliant sta|i knowomedian. lewis schaffer is a brilliant sta|i know you dian. lewis schaffer is a brilliant sta|i know you might not know it >> i know you might not know it here, he's one of the best here, but he's one of the best stands. and what basically what i saying little skit i was saying in this little skit that do , which is that men are that i do, which is that men are not told we're beautiful, we're rarely told we're beautiful, and we just want to be told we're beautiful. and that some men are willing become , um, women in willing to become, um, women in order little love order to get a little love direct

lewis. that's a word i learned . lewis. account fructose . it take into account fructose. it just measures glucose , which just measures glucose, which eventually turns into fructose, which turns raises uric acid, which turns raises uric acid, which causes gout and a million other disease. >> anyway, should a government be telling people what eat? be telling people what to eat? do with that? do you agree with that? >> i there you go. well yeah, that's the second nail the that's the second nail on the head. agree with you. head. i agree with you. >> the government >> well, if the government if the going tell the government is going to tell people what to eat and especially scotland, where the average consists average kid's breakfast consists of and of a packet of chips and a menthol, b and surely they menthol, b and h surely they should like allowing porridge should be like allowing porridge as part of a. it's definitely for a scottish kid. it's definitely an improvement. >> you know what? isn't an >> you know what? it isn't

plus, the legend huey lewis will be here! and applause] so let's get into headlines. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] let's begin with the breaking news: sam bankman-fried, disgraced crypto mogul and man who got bitten by a radioactive pube, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for all his crypto scams. [cheers and applause] hopefully this saga has taught people not to fall for the easy money scam that is bitcoin. >> bitcoin on fire, touching another all-time high yesterday. >> bitcoin hits another record. the world's largest cryptocurrency surged above $72,000 today, a new all time high. >> jordan: buy bitcoin. use kid's college tuition account. sure thing. yeah, not a problem. speaking of money, let's move on to one of the foundational principles of american democracy: money. the green was out today when president joe biden made history with the biggest one-day cash grab of all-time. >> the biden campaign just announced that its blinged out fundraiser in new york tonight has already raised $25 million. the event will feature f

that's all men want. >> okay, so lewis schaffer there, who now , lewis, you're there, who now, lewis,pulled . gig pulled. >> i've had lots of gigs pulled. yeah but i've. this is the first one that was so obviously pulled. >> and it was pulled because they said you were, what? homophobic and transphobic that little clip didn't give the lewis schaffer brilliant lewis schaffer is a brilliant stand comedian. lewis schaffer is a brilliant sta|ii comedian. lewis schaffer is a brilliant sta|i knowomedian. lewis schaffer is a brilliant sta|i know you dian. lewis schaffer is a brilliant sta|i know you might not know it >> i know you might not know it here, he's one of the best here, but he's one of the best stands. and what basically what i saying little skit i was saying in this little skit that do , which is that men are that i do, which is that men are not told we're beautiful, we're rarely told we're beautiful, and we just want to be told we're beautiful. and that some men are willing become , um, women in willing to become, um, women in order little love order to get a little love directe

schaefer tweeting me at lewis schaefer .co.uk. at lewis schaefer. .co.uk.eet it. lewis also does exorcisms, exorcism . yeah. does exorcisms, exorcism. yeah. i go up to york. anyway, this is this local local labour. this is local local labour. labour people either one as london mps or bme group which is the black bame and bame black and middle eastern black and asian minority, ethnic, ethnic something like that, which is basically the same as london mps. they were saying that you put the you put the union flag on the campaign material and local people who hate this country, which you are right, don't want to pick it up because they don't think they don't think a it's a labour think it's a it's a labour thing. a labour. yeah. what thing. it's a labour. yeah. what do you think adam. to me starmer is being smart here. he's being tough. he's about the tough. he's thinking about the majority country. he was majority of the country. he was advised more advised in 2021 to talk more about flag. smarter. about the flag. dress smarter. he's following that. whereas a f

>> no. >> em- 5 lewis, >> lewis.> who are these people that are not socks are not wearing socks that are wearing pair wearing the same pair for a year? no single man. and that shocks so you know, shocks me. yeah. so you know, there are women out here just turning because turning off right now because they're disgusted this. they're so disgusted by this. >> one. mean, i can't >> just no one. i mean, i can't imagine i can't imagine anyone. well, i can there are people i've walking my i've seen walking around my local town. >> i suspect if it was, if >> you i suspect if it was, if it sheets, we could have it was bed sheets, we could have that discussion. but socks, that's that discussion. but socks, tha you haven't met in—laws, >> you haven't met my in—laws, right? >> you haven't met my in—laws, rigisorry . i've got an in—law >> sorry. i've got an in—law joke. there it is. lewis schaffer. that is it for part one. but coming up, a dubious arrest at today's and arrest at today's protest and the crisis in masculinity will

thanks to christopher and lewis. back lewis. headlines is back tomorrow p.m. lewis.'re watching a.m, then you're watching at 5 am, then of stay for of course, stay tuned for breakfast. now it's good breakfast. but for now it's good night morning. god night or good morning. and god bless. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather from the met office. so it's been a cloudy and wet afternoon for many of us, all due to an area of low pressure that's been moving its way towards the uk through the rest of saturday, and will push its way north and eastwards tonight eastwards overnight tonight and into the start sunday. this into the start of sunday. this will some heavy rain and will bring some heavy rain and has already brought some heavy rain, parts rain, particularly to parts of southern . we could even southern scotland. we could even see some snow the hills see some snow across the hills and into the early and overnight and into the early hours sunday. some furthe

thanks to christopher and lewis. back lewis. headlines is back tomorrow p.m. lewis.ou're watching a.m, then you're watching at 5 am, then of stay for of course, stay tuned for breakfast. now it's good breakfast. but for now it's good night morning. god night or good morning. and god bless. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather from the met office. so it's been a cloudy and wet afternoon for many of us, all due to an area of low pressure that's been moving its way towards the uk through the rest of saturday, and will push its way north and eastwards tonight eastwards overnight tonight and into the start sunday. this into the start of sunday. this will some heavy rain and will bring some heavy rain and has already brought some heavy rain, parts rain, particularly to parts of southern . we could even southern scotland. we could even see some snow the hills see some snow across the hills and into the early and overnight and into the early hours sunday. some furt

next is the sunday lewis good news. sunday times. lewis good news.ew for secret talks with autocrat. this is boris johnson. who is? i thought he's out of government, but he's not out of government, but he's not out of government, but he's not out of government. and this is the autocrat. it sounds really nice. is this maduro guy who's the venezuelan dictator? horrible, , horrible horrible, horrible, horrible person. and, and they didn't it says it was an unofficial trip, but it just so happens that bofis but it just so happens that boris johnson flies in there and meets with this guy. it was totally official. what they want totally official. what they want to do is they want what what they're promising the venezuelans, we don't know. right but what i think they're promising them is they're saying, hey, be on our side against the with ukraine, against the with ukraine, against the with ukraine, against the russians, and we're going to screw we're going to help you out with the guyanese situation, is next situation, which is right next door , because ven

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lewis. yeah, this is biden lewis. yeah, this is beau biden biden. outrageous!y of visibility as white house bans children from submitting religious themed easter egg designs. the truth is, is that he didn't declare it that it's always been that, that it's not always. but for the last five, ten minutes, ten minutes. but like last year, this was the day it just happened to fall on easter sunday when they have when for 50 years they've had this event at the white house where they roll easter eggs and it's a it's a semi christian thing. it's not really a christian thing. and so there was so they to combine the was so they tried to combine the two to make everybody happy. no, they did. yes they did. they got rid of anything to do with easter. and they said deliberately it's day of deliberately it's trans day of visibility to white christians up to let you know your place, to let you know which side the far left biden administration is on. what think. on. that's that's what i think. yeah. that's true. that's true. the christians lowest lost the christians lowest they

lewis. telegraph has britain not a safe for migrants because the rwanda threat rules ireland. the irish ireland. and this is the irish court they're saying and, court and they're saying and, this is the, the high court of ireland. they're saying that it's unlawful to send immigrants to the uk because the risk of deportation to rwanda previously , it was said that britain was a safe place. and now they're saying no, because of this rwanda situation, which is similar to what the which is what the european court of justice . yeah, yeah. was saying. justice. yeah, yeah. was saying. and so, so it's i don't think you should go to ireland. you fall in love with somebody there. >> so are you are you saying that migrants, if migrants come through the uk and travel on to ireland, ireland won't send them back to the uk because the uk is not a safe, safe place . could we. >> yeah. could we just give people a boats. >> and isn't this going to solve the problem? >> we don't need to send anybody to rwanda.

because my name is lewis . in 1957, lewis was the lewis.name that given to a boy who name that was given to a boy who was beaten up by a kid being named lewis. in this country. right. there was a difference. and the fact is she gets to choose her name. her real name. your real name was what? jonathan, was it not? i shouldn't say real. whatever. it was original. original? i don't even know if you can say assigned yeah okay. assigned at birth. yeah okay. but she chose a name like india , but she chose a name like india, which is totally offensive to the indian people. basically racist . this woman is racist to racist. this woman is racist to the muslims. >> trying to get in is very racist. >> and, and, and she, she could have she i think if you're going to change your name, you should choose the most popular name in the year you were born. >> i don't think this is about her name. >> can i tell you it isn't? >> can i tell you it isn't? >> can i tell you it isn't? >> can you talk about the actual story instead of whatever? >> why do we to about

because my name is lewis . in 1957, lewis was the lewis.ame that given to a boy who name that was given to a boy who was beaten up by a kid being named lewis. in this country. right. there was a difference. and the fact is she gets to choose her name. her real name. your real name was what? jonathan, was it not? i shouldn't say real. whatever. it was original. original? i don't even know if you can say assigned yeah okay. assigned at birth. yeah okay. but she chose a name like india , but she chose a name like india, which is totally offensive to the indian people. basically racist . this woman is racist to racist. this woman is racist to the muslims. >> trying to get in is very racist. >> and, and, and she, she could have she i think if you're going to change your name, you should choose the most popular name in the year you were born. >> i don't think this is about her name. >> can i tell you it isn't? >> can i tell you it isn't? >> can i tell you it isn't? >> can you talk about the actual story instead of whatever? >> why do we to about

lewis, he was born in 2004., i think it was, they said that he might live to 11 or 12. he is nearly 20 now. he is just proving everyone wrong, every day. he's a miracle, and i can say he's my hero. all of this equipment that you can see now is always running. so he's got his ventilator, which most of the time is breathing for him. and then the humidifier. then the sats monitor, two feeding pumps. and all these pieces of equipment are so essential that we have to have two of each piece of equipment, so that if one stops working we have another one. all these items are on charge all the time, all plugged in all the time. there you are. it's always been difficult financially since lewis became unwell. surviving on benefits from the government. but then when the energy crisis impacted, and the amount — it wasn'tjust £5 or £10 a month, which you would still have to find, it was £200 or £300. i had to think about what i could switch off, what could i not use. with lewis' equipment i can't turn anything off. i can't no

they were joined today by emmanuel lewis. he is a detention service officer at the suzanne li, case detention facility of the loose stair at justice center in dallas, texas. it was emmanuel lewis who brought a class action lawsuit against the dallas county sheriff, alleging the sheriff allowed conditions in the county jail, but promoted the spread of coven 19. and put the officers at extreme risk. emmanuel, thanks for being with us for so happy to have you. thank you for having me, john. the us media were replying with articles about the rapids spread of code 19 through the us prison system at every level that is federal, state, and local. throughout the pandemic, prison or death spiked and many prisoners who were considered to be a low threat were eventually released to serve the remainder of their prison sentences at home. but prison employees were not so lucky they had to remain on the job. and as more and more of them got sick, the ones who weren't had to work double and triple shifts further exposing them to the virus. e

dave kitson talking to lewis combs. - be no different. dave kitson talking to lewis combs.r seven casper ruud has been knocked out of the miami open in florida, beaten by number 22 chilean nicholas cre reaching the last 16 when he will take on the third seed, daniil medvedev. there it is. got there eventually, didn't he? good luck next— eventually, didn't he? good luck next round. _ eventually, didn't he? good i luck next round. preparations for the impact will invariably be fine tuned with everyday having its role as they attempt to peak paris, shipper dominic sheed and barrass will do things differently, and only with the games admired of her first child. sports news correspondent laura scott with the story. it correspondent laura scott with the sto . , ~ the story. it feels like yesterday _ the story. it feels like yesterday i _ the story. it feels like yesterday i told - the story. it feels like yesterday i told my i the story. it feels like - yesterday i told my family and announced everything but now we are less than a month from meeting him, it is so exciting and wit