love that danny kelly, i'll start with you, danny kelly, what do you think?wrong. >> i mean, one lad, the actor has said that it's predominantly a white space. what he's saying is that white people are putting black people off from going to the theatre. that's what he's. he's inferring that, okay, he's setting back race relations. you know , we're supposed to be know, we're supposed to be a country where people integrate. yeah, here we are, this guy dividing us. and then on one hand, he says, you're still sorry. you're not welcome, but you can come. i mean, what sort of invitation is that to a white person? you're not welcome, but you can still buy a ticket if you can still buy a ticket if you like. and the other lad, the black guy, the guy who wrote it is basically saying that it's work. yeah. so what he now says is that working class black people don't have anything of any interest for them in the theatre unless it's unless it's a play about slavery. it's just so condescending. if he wants working class people of any colour to go to the theatre, why don't y

joining me now, christine hamilton and danny kelly. start with you. >> well, like the majority of gb news viewers, i'm going to speculate i'm quite warm towards donald trump. i don't loathe i don't hate him, many of his opponents, we touched on this earlier on. if you're on the left side of politics, it's easy to hate people on the right side of politics. you don't hate your opponents as much. i think that's just a broad observation. so if i was a swing voter undecided in america, i would warm towards donald trump. but i'm going to give you a domestic analogy. in 1958, the man united team were decimated in the munich air disaster. yeah, liverpool and manchester has always had a lot of rivalry in the cities. my grandparents started to support manchester united because of that tragedy. oh yeah, because the whole team was decimated. i think 8 or 9 players were killed, one of them terrible because he was facing backwards, wasn't he? yeah, yeah, a number of them did did survive . but but there was a lot survive. but but there was a lot of e

joining me now, danny kelly and christine hamilton. danny kelly, what do you got?me out of here! and itv has banned politicians from taking part in future series. really? yeah. and they say it's too divisive, etc. i think nigel farage was really open about his motivation for going in, and it was to appeal to a younger audience. now, if you think about it, to a younger audience. now, if you think about it , the tiktok you think about it, the tiktok generation and how well reform have done itv the people at itv may be kicking themselves thinking not only have we paid them a reported £1.5 million for three weeks, but also we've helped generate a future generation of reform voters. so that's it now. no more politicians. i think that's a conspiracy theory. >> i think it backfired on them because they thought, well, everyone will hate him and everyone will hate him and everyone loved him. well, not everyone loved him. well, not everyone well, but it turns out that nigel farage is a gentleman, charming at that. christine. >> no, i think itv must be absolutely appalled at

right i'm going to start with you, danny kelly.n was suggesting that what they're going to do is they're going to spend time to be introspective and have a look at why they failed. i mean, isn't it as clear as day as in reform, as in adam? no. why did the tory party fail? you think it was reform's fault? >> oh, without a doubt. >> oh, without a doubt. >> i think they would have had another. i think there was some analysis that said they would have had another 180 seats or something. yes, they still would have lost , something. yes, they still would have lost, but it wouldn't have been as anywhere catastrophic as it is. so so they've lost because they've mishandled things and the perception sometimes perception is different to reality. >> and i don't know whether they've done things as badly as as their opponents have said they have done. but nevertheless, mud sticks and they've been booted out unceremoniously. and it's been incredibly embarrassing . some incredibly embarrassing. some big hitters as well have lost their positions as

thank you very much, danny. kelly always a pleasure.nually talking brexit britain down? we'll discuss that next. i'm martin daubney on gb news. britain's news welcome back 550. the final furlong i'm martin daubney on gb news. now, here's a question for you. why does the new labour government keep on talking down the united kingdom? because according to the latest statistics, the uk is ahead of the european union in three key economic areas gdp, unemployment and inflation. so bearing that in mind, why does the keir starmer government continue to insist that britain and its economy are in such dire straits? let's get the thoughts now of the former labour mp stephen pound, and great friend of the channel, stephen. yesterday we heard from chancellor rachel rees whoever won the election would inherit the worst set of circumstances since the second world war. but the data paints a different picture. data came out yesterday not reported on the bbc cal surprise and that is the uk is ahead on inflation, gdp, unemployment, gdp, nought point 7% in

danny cevallos, we appreciate that kelly o'donnell is still at the white house for us.now you have some new reporting about how this speech came together, both white house officials and those at the campaign had expressed me today. they wanted the president to be more visible. and so his remarks tonight actually represent a hurrying up of his schedule and return from camp david and pulling together the work behind the scenes to make these remarks tonight. so the people could see him. of course, he didn't take questions as we discussed, but this was a way for the president to be on stage and visible after a thursday night. tom, he spoke for about five minutes again. yeah. we were all waiting to see if he'd answer some of those questions, mostly about the future of his campaign. but he looked at the reporters. he turned and decided to walk off. kelly o'donnell. we thank you for all of your reporting. we want to thank hallie and danny cevallos as well. that concludes this nbc news special report. we're going to have much more ahead on our streaming network, nbc news, now o

so joining me in the next hour, broadcaster and journalist danny kelly, and also broadcaster and authortime, we'll be going head to head in the clash with journalist jonathan lis and also broadcaster emma woolf. right. here's what else is coming up. after the assassination attempt on donald trump. i want to be a politician in my niggle. i shall explain then what would drive somebody to spend £1 million on cosmetic surgeries to change their gender? i'll ask my outside guest any

joining me in the next hour, broadcaster and journalist danny kelly and also broadcaster and author christinead in the clash with political commentator lee harris and also political commentator joana jaflue political commentator joana jarjue right. coming up. nana nigel. well today i'm gonna be chatting about slave play. do you remember that one blackout nights after actor kit harington defended it, says it doesn't discriminate against white people, then for my outside guest this week, i'm joined by the founder of patients lives matter, jay patel, whose son balram died at the age of 30. jay

so joining me in the next hour, broadcaster and journalist danny kelly, and also broadcaster and authore going head to head in the clash with businessman and campaigner ben habib and also former labour defence minister ivor kaplan . defence minister ivor kaplan. right, coming up in today's show, do you trust labour on migration then for nana nigel, i'll be giving you my verdict on london's albert memorial, considered highly offensive. i think some of the words there were colonialism and empire . and were colonialism and empire. and this week my outside guest is the presenter and an extremely recognisable figure in both radio and television. she once went out with a rather famous chaseh went out with a rather famous chaser. can you guess who she is then? in clip bait. what do you think happens next? we're on a motorway. it's about a four lane motorway. it's about a four lane motorway. a car stops and is indicating to leave, but the car that stops in the middle lane.

so joining me in the next hour, broadcaster and journalist danny kelly and also broadcaster and author head in the clash with former home office minister norman baker and also editor at large at the mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths, the tories, they suffered their biggest defeat in history. but what's next for the party? are there any conservative members left who who trust them ? left who who trust them? >> millions of our voters were betrayed and angry with the conservatives. >> you're not wrong . then for >> you're not wrong. then for nana nigel, i'll be giving my verdict on why the tories lost. and this week my outside guest. now she's a singer songwriter known for her electric mix of musical styles and was born in the early 2000. we've made sure she's fully blurred. can you guess who she is? and then in clip bait . seagull flies into a clip bait. seagull flies into a store. what

and joining me now to discuss this scandal is the motoring journalist danny kelly.f thing absolutely makes my blood boil . this sort of thing absolutely makes my blood boil. i this sort of thing absolutely makes my blood boil . i see this makes my blood boil. i see this sort of stuff all the time on social media. people jumping in front of cars. now it's motorcyclists . and i've heard motorcyclists. and i've heard danny, in this case particularly targeting vulnerable motorists, mothers and the elderly . danny, mothers and the elderly. danny, tell us more. >> yeah. just when you thought it was the politicians at city hall who were engaging in a war with motorists, it's actually thugs on two wheels. >> martin and the metropolitan police and the insurance fraud bureau take an incredibly seriously. >> but what you touch on is incredibly , incredibly incredibly, incredibly unfortunate because these thugs, they prey on the vulnerable, so they prey on the vulnerable, so they won't necessarily when they profile their target market, they won't necessarily profile and go for

now listen, don't forget to join me tomorrow when i'm joined by christine hamilton and danny kelly.u tomorrow, but i'll leave you with the weather. enjoy >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> good afternoon and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, it's been quite an unsettled start to the weekend with sunny spells and showers, but it is going to be turning dner but it is going to be turning drier and much warmer by the time we reach sunday. and the reason for this unsettled start is we have a frontal system moving its way in from the west, and that's brought with it some showers and some outbreaks of rain. now we could see some showers lingering onto the evening. perhaps the odd heavy shower across scotland and northern england. but for most of the night it is going to be turning largely dry and settled . turning largely dry and settled. plenty of clear spells too, which means we're likely to see some mist and fog patches develop, particularly in those rural spots. so a co

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kelly o'donnell. we thank you for all of your reporting. we want to thank hallie and danny cevallos as well. that concludes this nbc news special report. we're going to have much more ahead on our streaming network, nbc news, now online at nbcnews.com. and tomorrow morning on today, i'm tom llamas in new york. we thank you for watching. right now at 5:00, bracing for the heat wave. much of the bay area will see triple digit temperatures this week, and it's going to last for days. we have live team coverage, tracking heat advisories and preparations. also, we showed you the alarming video. an illegal sideshow in san jose near santana row, leaving a police officer injured. tonight, some very public arrests made in this case. and the splash brothers are no more. yeah how warrior fans are reacting today to the departure of klay thompson. good monday everyone. the news at five starts right now. thanks so much for joining us i'm janelle wang. i'm terry mcsweeney. we are beginning tonight with our microclimate weather alert, the bay area bracing f

host: danny in the natural state.s is catherine in the green mountain state, essex junction, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning, everyone. i am calling to respond to kelly and her dog, hunter, and their comments about supreme court justice kentucky brown jackson and vice president kamala harris. it is funny how everyone is saying that these are dti hires -- are dei hires. we know they mean they didn't earn their position. vice president harris has a bachelors degree from howard university and a doctorate from the university of california, she was the ag for california. brown harris has heard bachelors and doctorate degrees from harvard university and served as a judge at the u.s. court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit. with those educational and experience credentials behind their name, how are these women not qualified? how did they not earn it? i just want to make sure that kelly and her dog hunter, and everyone else, knows these women have the credentials, the education, the experience behi