>> jeremy: do you really like to cook? >> stephen: i love it. >> jeremy: yeah?like when i signed up for the show, it was very important that i spend a lot of time cooking. >> stephen: because the character worked in the number one restaurant in the world. >> jeremy: number one restaurants. he's been at noma. he's been in the french laundry, he's been at danielle, he's been all over the place. and, yes, i think in the beginning i was really trying to just work on my knife skills and i would sit in my hotel room. there's really nothing you can do, you just have to repeat and repeat and repeat for that knife stuff. and then i learned how to do -- i really like to do a steak au poivre. like, i learned how to do a peppercorn sauce that i like, that is something i do a lot of home. sunday roast. yeah, exactly. >> stephen: sunday roast? >> jeremy: sunday roast, i like to do a short rib. yeah, i like to do that. >> stephen: does it change how you feel about going to eat in a restaurant now? >> jeremy: yeah, it's interesting. a lot of people ask if i go into a restaurant

samantha: ok, jeremy, thank y. some analysis now with a former israeli diplomat and prime ministerial advisor. thank you for being with us. what is your assessment of the largest by the israeli military in the west bank and some 50 years? >> hello, samantha. to begin with, i agree with 99.9% of what jeremy just said in terms of putting this in a broader context of an immutable conflict that has no solution. now, as for this attack specifically, there are two things to bear in mind. one is that it is designed. it could very well be at was a counterterrorism operation. let's not dismiss that. it could be it was based on intelligence and preemptive action to foil a terror attack. let's not dismiss that. but if you look at it slightly from a border angle, borderlands, this is designed to weaken the palestinian authority. if you recall, samantha, ever since october, ever since october 7, the beginning of the war in gaza, prime minister netanyahu has been reluctant and dismissive and defiant in engaging the u.s. in a so-

jeremy: kudos. can you talk a little more, and this is for the whole panel, more about this idea of higher education as a public good versus something that is, you know him, a personal benefit, right? because the results were split there. does anybody want to chime in to contribute to the overall perception? patricia: i think it is absolutely essential for the country to see higher education is a public good. the reality is, while it is certainly possible for someone to obtain an elected or appointed leadership position who has a high school diploma, and i don't want to diminish that at all, the fact is, when you look at the majority at the pathway through higher education that helps expand a person's repertoire of knowledge and skills and beliefs that are essential for good citizen leadership. we have to believe in that. this is where the liberal arts platform it's very important. we cannot underestimate the fact you have to learn philosophy to have a philosophical view. you have to learn sociology

and also these details from jeremy diamond. i just want to give you a chance.ou have covered iran what do you think when you hear jeremy's reporting an ied planted obviously by a person in a house controlled by the irgc two months ago and then detonated when this cammas leader was actually staying there. how stunning is that to you but first erin, what a news morning right after after weeks of big news along the way, what a great, great thing to see. >> evan gershkovich and paul whalen and others freed what we were learning about iran is equally stunning. and my great colleague ronen bergman did some great work on this as well. so what this means is that the irgc, which is the islamic revolutionary guard corps, which controls, among other things, the iranian nuclear program. and of course is the most powerful military force. there has been once again penetrate they were penetrated during the killings of iranian scientists. they were penetrated during the bombings of iranian nuclear facilities. they were penetrated during the big cyber operation, the u.s. and is

jeremy's got day longer than liz truss, it's interesting .jeremy's got his interesting. got his pub open. tremendous. in a former life, i was actually a licensee. i don't i don't think jeremy is the licensee of that pub, which means he doesn't have the legal authority to ban keir. >> he's not the licensee. >> he's not the licensee. >> i would be very surprised if he was the licensee, because a licensee has to spend 80 to 90% of the working hours on the premises, and i don't think jeremy will be doing that. >> oh, well, that's very interesting indeed. well, perhaps jeremy clarkson will be able to persuade the licensee not to, because the bill is entirely caught up with the blair reforms to licensing, >> it's all very different now . >> it's all very different now. i can't remember the details, but i used to have something to do with it. oh, well, we'll have to fact check that one won't be a jeremy to ringing designated person. i don't know whether he's entitled to ban him or not. i'm generally not in favour of banning people or banning arguments or banning views, but i ca

jeremy, who should we blame for these riots? i think the 100 you blamed the far right for the mobilization and the heavy use of social media. the spread lies in this information and then say that they want to attack the immigration lawyers and legal aid centers. places by refugees and migrant communities are assisted by the other side of it. you have to look at some several years of language which has been about blaming refugees for the social problems that britain faces, which is actually nonsense. it is not the fault of refugees that we have a housing crisis and then the way in which of the far right to able to mobilize some degree of simple. but i think what's been impressive and effective in the last few days has been the huge town out of basement paid for. just say, we're not tolerating this racism all this violence in our society, but it's not over yet. there are still many issues around the country on this, which we have to price up to in the next few days. the deal that sentiment against muslims against immigrants is inc

or for joining the program, jeremy, who should we blame for these riots? i think the one hand you blamed the far right for the mobilization and the heavy use of social media, the spread lies and misinformation and then say that they want to attack the immigration lawyers and legal aid centers. places where refugees and migrant communities are assisted. but the other side of it, you have to look at several years of language, which has been about blaming refugees for the social problems that britain faces, which is actually nonsense. that is not the fault of refugees that we have a housing crisis. and then the way in which the far right so able to mobilize some degree of support. but i think what's been impressive and effective in the last few days has been the huge town narrative, decent painfully. just say we're not tolerating this racism all this violence in our society, but it's not over yet. there are still many issues around the country on this, which we have to price up to in the next few days. a deal that sentiment a guest muslims, a gas emigrants is

jeremy, who should we blame for these riots? i think the one hand you blamed the far right for the mobilization and the heavy use of social media, the spread lies in this information and then say that they want to attack the immigration lawyers and legal aid centers and places where refugees and migrant communities are assisted but the other side of it, you have to look at several years of language, which has been about blaming refugees for the social problems that britain faces, which is actually nonsense. it is not the fault of refugees that we have a housing crisis. and then the way in which of the fall, right, so able to mobilize some degree of simple but i think what's been impressive and effective in the last few days has been the huge turn out of basement paid for. just say we're not tolerating this racism of this violence in our society, but it's not over yet. there are still many issues around the country on this, which we have to price up to in the next few days. a deal that sentiment, a gas muslims, a gas emigrants is

jeremy, because more of managing, editor of covert action magazine, jeremy, thank you. thank you. but as chaos continues in bangladesh, after the former prime minister shake has seen a fled, the country, the president confirms an interim government head has been appointed mohammed eunice is a business and civic leader who is widely acclaimed in the us and west r t. correspondence has to get taylor joins my colleague nikki aaron earlier to discuss the future of the bank with the sheet leadership. i'm touched by the confidence of the protesters when need to lead into room government. i have always distance myself in politics, but today, if there is any tract and bundle of dash for the sake of my country and for the coverage of my people, then i will do it. well, let's look at them on his student. protests is a really pushing for to heads up an interim government, 84 year old mohammed eunice, an interesting character. c robin hood, he's known as a banker uh to the pool. now back in 2006, he did win the nobel peace prize and he received that the giving out tiny, tiny loans to incredib

jeremy, thank you so much for joining us today. i'm just interested in your take right now on the temperature of things. are we tilting towards something that could dramatically escalate? absolutely, we are. you know, benjamin netanyahu has been a supremely belligerent leader of israel in the various times that he's health power. but what we're seeing right now is he's the chief arsonist in the middle east and he is on the loose. and i think what we're seeing is that uh, israel generally operates within a sandbox the parameters of which are defined largely by the united states. whether a democrat is in power or republican. i think that in yahoo smells blonde right now because joe biden is a lame duck president. netanyahu definitely is closer to donald trump, but i think that he feels that he is in the perfect position with biden is friend to for decades and a committed, a zionist. to run the game that he has wanted to run his entire career. he wants to draw the united states into war with iran. he wants to continue a war of annihil

thank you. ♪♪ ♪♪ - jeremy, i'm really sorry. please take a moment. say your goodbyes. good?rtlessly myself, and to have those laughs with you and to have all those moments means so much to me. - i've been myself with you this whole time... - yeah. - ...which i appreciate you for that, 'cause i'm not always like that with everyone. - mm-hmm. - and even though it ended like this, i'm at ease a bit 'cause i know that whoever is in there will take care of you. - that means a lot. - yeah. ♪♪ ♪♪ i've been confidant in us the whole time, and i thought we were always on the same page, which, obviously, it sucks, but, like, i really just want you to be happy. and, look, you'll always have a place in my heart, actually. - thank you. you, too. - i'll miss you. ♪♪ [ engine starts, suv door closes ] ♪♪ jenn: it is hard to watch jeremy go. it's someone that i wanted to see a future with, but i just didn't see it fully there. i started this journey with 25 men, and i'm down to 3, and what's really gotten me this far is that i have opened my heart up to allow myself to accept love when it c

when jeremy and ron were speaking, things looked really bad.s going to be a calamitous beginning of the week. i believe i held my fire and thought the fed would not react quite so abruptly. i do want to explain why i think why jeremy is right over time but perhaps wrong in execution. that is because if the fed gets down -- i don't know if you have that january 2025 fed funds contract available. if the fed does get down to 4% where it was at the beginning of the week, now back 4.30 or so. it was actually below 4. the fed would still be 100 basis points above a neutral rate. jeremy is right, the fed would have a lot of work to do if it wanted to get back down to neutral. i think the concern at the federal reserve is acting precipitously like that and they don't necessarily see the weakness that was universally agreed at least a week ago today, or maybe that was three weeks ago today, on friday eltive to the jobs report is there. we're now 50-50 on a 50 for september. that feels about right to me. why 50-50? because we got the cpi report coming up

jeremy, thank you so much for joining us today. i'm just interested in your take right now on the temperature of things. are we tilting towards something that could dramatically escalate? absolutely, we are. you know, benjamin netanyahu has been a supremely belligerent leader of israel in the various times that he's health power. but what we're seeing right now is he's the chief arsonist in the middle east and he is on the loose. and i think what we're seeing is that israel generally operates within a sandbox the parameters of which are defined largely by the united states, whether a democrat is in power or republican. i think that that in yahoo smells blonde right now because joe biden is a lame duck president. netanyahu definitely is closer to donald trump, but i think that he feels that he is in the perfect position with biden is friend to for decades and a committed, a zionist. to run the game that he has wanted to run his entire career. he wants to draw the united states into war with iran. he wants to continue a war of annihi

today we're talking with jeremy skate. he'll co founder of a new investigative journalism website, drop site news, an author of several books, including the assassination complex inside the government secret drone warfare program. jeremy, thank you so much for joining us today. i'm just interested in your take right now on the temperature of things. are we tilting towards something that could dramatically escalate? absolutely, we are. you know, benjamin netanyahu has been a supremely belligerent leader of israel in the various times that he's held power . but what we're seeing right now is he's the chief arsonist in the middle east and he is on the loose. and i think what we're seeing is that uh, israel generally operates within a sandbox the parameters of which are defined largely by the united states. whether a democrat is in power or republican. i think that that in yahoo smells blonde right now because joe biden is a lame duck president. netanyahu definitely is closer to donald trump, but i think that he feels that he

and jeremy, let me start with you. i understand you have some new reporting major reporting about hamas and the ceasefire talks that were set to begin. this thursday. what's the latest yeah, that's right. >> wolf earlier today, i reported that yahya sinwar, hamas's leader, had effectively told the mediators and the mediators transmitted this message to the israelis, which is that sinwar is interested in a ceasefire agreement. he wants to go to a ceasefire deal, but wolf, this just shows you just how quickly and fast moving these developments are. and also the fact that events on the ground can also change the situation hamas is now casting doubt on its participation in that major summit set for thursday to try and finalize a ceasefire agreement. hamas in its latest statement is saying that they want the mediators to effectively presented plan to implement what was presented back in july, the season fire proposal that was presented back in july and move forward with that plan rather than moving to another round of negot

today we're talking with jeremy skate. he'll co founder of a new investigative journalism website, drop site news, an author of several books, including the assassination complex inside the government secret drone warfare program. jeremy, thank you so much for joining us today. i'm just interested in your take right now on the temperature of things. are we tilting towards something that could dramatically escalate? are? absolutely we are, you know, benjamin netanyahu has been a supremely belligerent leader of israel in the various times that he's health power. but what we're seeing right now is he's the chief arsonist in the middle east and he is on the loose. and i think what we're seeing is that uh, israel generally operates within a sandbox the parameters of which are defined largely by the united states. whether a democrat is in power or republican. i think that in yahoo smells blonde right now because joe biden is a lame duck president. netanyahu definitely is closer to donald trump, but i think that he feels that he

we'll ask jeremy siegel in just a moment when he joins me live. we could wait for that conversation today. in the meantime, the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. another favorable inflation read. the dow back above 40,000, and it is holding there, right around the highs of the days, too. tech was briefly leading, but there's been a bit of a selling. financials the top group out of s&p. we'll watch that closely, too. that takes us to our talk of the tape, whether its time to add stocks, as that trade gets more attractive. jan hatze, nice to do you. good to see you, scott. >> we're good on this front, now we have to get our sights on the labor market, make sure that hangs in. >> that's right. we get 14 basis points for core pce our baseline is 125 basis points. if you see a stronger report that we got a week and a half ago, no further increase in the unemployment rate and, you know, claims consolidating in the sort of 230,000 range or so, yeah, i think that could give you 25, but 50 is possible. >> what happened a week ago monday? a pag

today, we're talking with jeremy skate. he'll co founder of a new investigative journalism website, drop site news, an author of several books, including the assassination complex inside the government secret drone warfare program. jeremy, thank you so much for joining us today. i'm just interested in your take right now on the temperature of things. are we tilting towards something that could dramatically escalate? absolutely, we are. you know, benjamin netanyahu has been a supremely belligerent leader of israel in the various times that he's health power. but what we're seeing right now is he's the chief arsonist in the middle east and he is on the loose. and i think what we're seeing is that uh, israel generally operates within a sandbox the parameters of which are defined largely by the united states. whether a democrat is in power or republican. i think that in yahoo smells blonde right now because joe biden is a lame duck president. netanyahu definitely is closer to donald trump, but i think that he feels that he is i

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today, we're talking with jeremy skate. he'll co founder of a new investigative journalism website, drop site news, an author of several books, including the assassination complex inside the government secret drone warfare program. jeremy, thank you so much for joining us today. i'm just interested in your take right now on the temperature of things. are we tilting towards something that could dramatically escalate? absolutely, we are. you know, benjamin netanyahu has been a supremely belligerent leader of israel in the various times that he's health power. but what we're seeing right now is he's the chief arsonist in the middle east, and he is on the loose. and i think what we're seeing is that a israel generally operates within a sand box. the parameters of which are defined largely by the united states, whether a democrat is in power or republican. i think that in yahoo smells blonde right now because joe biden is a lame duck president. netanyahu definitely is closer to donald trump, but i think that he feels that he is

today we're talking with jeremy skate. he'll co founder of a new investigative journalism website, drop site news, an author of several books, including the assassination complex inside the government secret drone warfare program. jeremy, thank you so much for joining us today. i'm just interested in your take right now on the temperature of things. are we tilting towards something that could dramatically escalate? absolutely, we are. you know, benjamin netanyahu has been a supremely belligerent leader of israel in the various times that he's health power. but what we're seeing right now is he's the chief arsonist in the middle east, and he is on the loose. and i think what we're seeing is that a israel generally operates within a sand box. the parameters of which are defined largely by the united states, whether a democrat is in power or republican. i think that that in yahoo smells blonde right now because joe biden is a lame duck president. netanyahu definitely is closer to donald trump, but i think that he feels that h

thanks, jeremy. jeremy — chance of miscalculations.was the face of a british army recruitment campaign has won damages and an apology from the army — after it admitted she had to work in an unacceptable environment where she experienced racism and sexism. kerry ann knight said she suffered disgusting racism from the moment she joined the army in 2011 — and when she eventually lodged an official complaint, she was threatened with being lynched. she's been talking to our defence correspondentjonathan beale. can you spot me? i can spot you. yeah. kerry—ann knight always knew she'd stand out, in an army struggling to recruit both women and ethnic minorities. were you the only black person in there? yeah. i was the only, um, black female. but she joined full of hope, assuming racism had long been stamped out. for some reason, i thought someone in uniform was going to be professional, and i was very excited. kerry—ann became a face for army recruitment. she knew why the army wanted to appeal to the groups she represented, but she also became

the answer came back, "jeremy hunt is not chancellor of the exchequer." i said, "yes, he is, is he a good one?" the reply came back, "i'm sorry we have not lived up to your expectations, but jeremy hunt is not chancellor of the exchequer." the uncertainty of the responses you get is often not justified. look, we can all do tremendously well with ai. the u.k. is already doing well. london is the second largest hub for ai after san francisco, and the u.k. is just become the world's third-largest tech economy, trillion dollar tech economy after the united states and china. but as a politician, i look at the big problems that we face -- for example, when we havee the next pandemic, we don't want to have to wait a year before we get the vaccineremy. if ai can shrink the time it takes to a month, that is a massive step forward for humanity. in most of the developed world, voters are angry about the level of tax if ai can transfer in the way public services are delivered and lead to more productive public services with lower tax levels, that is a very big win. b

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that was jeremy, because mark, managing had set of co action magazine. thank you very much. jeremy. thanks for having me while i'm using as a teams on yet. now why a shopping center was set a blaze off to ukraine in full says targeted the building with a mr. royal. at least 2 people were killed in the team or wounded. that's according to the tape y'all. forward cheese, the fire spread across and dozens of square meters with fixed smoke rising across the cities going on before emergency services weren't able to stop the same. video kept the initial chaos with locals in the state of hysteria. as they said, the was 12, i loved ones trapped inside the the the, the, the simple the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the, i'm currently advocate for all school districts here in the net square shopping center. a supermarket was started by ukrainian military. right now it's still on fire. how fire brigades our pricing to put the plays out, but you can see this blaze from all over the city of the nets. now spoke to some people on the scene here and they told me that after the year, but on my way to the

i thought jeremy clarkson meant to be opposed to what's wrong with jezza?, these two. i'm looking at a photo of the two of them here, and i think i can't think of two people i'd less like to be in of a of a pub with. i thought jeremy clarkson was meant to be against cancel culture and all of this. he's cancelled. keir. oh, aren't you meant to be furiously opposed to. >> i think starmer is the exception, isn't he? the pm's always fair game, especially when he's had a torrid first 50 days. charlie. well, have you ever been barred from a pub? >> i haven't actually, in fact, that's a surprise, people. >> charlie, i'd buy you for being a tory. wet people. >> people welcome me into their pubs. no end . regardless of the pubs. no end. regardless of the establishment. i go down very well, james. that's very nice. and i bet you do, i do, i'm out. and i bet you do, i do, i'm out. and so i know i've never been banned, but i have been. yes, a fair few pubs and i might have been asked to leave. i might have been asked to leave. for good you. but but you know, not not no

or joining me now, jeremy, cuz mars managing address health, cuz that action magazine, jeremy, i mean the 1st thing i want to ask you, this is not the 1st time we've heard this concern from must go back to september 2022. they also sound to the alarm about the star to bomb the theory that was the cube basically want to choose most go of new she left terrorism. um, do you think that idea is in play now to well yeah, there's a long history of these kind of blog flags operations, you know, nato is expert in this going back to the early cold war periods. and there's an excellent book by switzer either, daniel gans are about this, how they had graded, stay behind armies and they plotted, you know, blood flag operation where they would carry out provocation or terrorist activity and blame it on their adversaries. in that case, you know, so the union or communist in countries like italy. so they, they've been doing this for many, many years. and, you know, you have to look at and the context that they're losing the war. and the, i mean ukraine is losing the war and they're increasingly despe

(jeremy) she loved it. (nicole) what's for dinner tonight? it's tastefuls from blue buffalo for this little girl. (vo) pick up blue tastefuls today. >>> welcome to the "eras tour." >> taylor swift and disney are helping fans in vienna shake off the disappointment of having three concerts there canceled last week. they were called off after an alleged terror plot was broken up. the "eras tour" documentary was shown for free on saturday on a local cable station. swifties in austria and germany can also stream it for free this week. swift is set to resume her tour thursday in london. >>> new records are released in the uvalde school shooting, and a deadly house explosion. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the baltimore sun" reports two people were killed in a house explosion in bel air, maryland. officials there say one of those killed yesterday was a baltimore gas and electric contractor who was working on an electrical problem at the home at the time. the other is believed to be the homeowner. at least 16 other nearb

or joining me now, jeremy, cuz mars managing address health cove, that action magazine, jeremy. i mean the 1st thing i want to ask you, this is not the 1st time we've heard this concern from must go back from september 2022. they also sound to the alarm about the star to bomb. the theory bed was a cute, basically want you to, to as most go of new she left terrorism. um, do you think that idea is in play now to well yeah, there's a long history of these kind of blog flags operations, you know, nato is expert in this going back to the early cold war periods. and there's an excellent book by swiss right there. daniel gans are about this, how they had created stay behind armies, and they applauded new blood flags operation where they would carry out publication or terrorist activity and blame it on their adversaries. in that case, you know, the soviet union or communist in countries like italy. so they, they've been doing this for many, many years and you know, you have to look at and the context that they're losing the war and the mean ukraine is losing the war and they're increasi

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the driver, jeremy troubles junior jeremy was in a car. the car was parked and the officers believe that they were involved in some sort of illegal drug activity. they approach the car, jeremy sped off and the officer ended up having his foot run over by the car. he then shot into the car at jeremy several times. they were in shooting with an intense acute. yeah, you got 2 bullets in his chest. they still in his desk, they, if they remove the boats, they get killed. so they have to leave him. then he, he got a shot in the hand, his whole hand is shattered. and his p, he's pinky is gone. he had to get his whole hand reconstructed. troubles is now charged with aggravated battery, with a deadly weapon. that charges aggravated battery and a police officer. so that's pretty serious. it's typically 3 to 15 years. i can't even imagine her 18 year old son just graduated from high school. he didn't even, it took everything away from didn't get a walk across the stage, didn't get a good problem because this one day we just have to wait and let them

the driver, jeremy troubles junior jeremy was in a car. the car was parked and the officers believed that they were involved in some sort of illegal drug activity. they approach the car, jeremy sped off and the officer ended up having his foot run over by the car. he then shot into the car at jeremy several times. they were in shooting with intense que. yeah, you got 2 bullets in his jazz. they still in his desk, they, if they remove the boats, they get killed. so they have to leave them. then he, he got a shot in the hand, his whole hand is shattered. and his piece, he's pink, he is gone. he had to get his whole hand reconstructed. troubles is now charge with aggravated battery, with a deadly weapon. that charges aggravated battery and a police officer. so that's pretty serious. it's typically 3 to 15 years. i can't even imagine her 18 year old son just graduated from high school. he didn't even, it took everything away from, didn't get a walk across the stage, didn't get to go to problem because this one thing we just have to wait and le

host: jeremy in illinois. go ahead. caller: i am in indiana. you must have a different jeremy. host: go ahead, jeremy. caller: i am from indiana. i did not know if you had the wrong call. i wanted to touch on the fast track that pushed the chemicals and big pharma drugs at a faster rate without taking long-term effects or research and development. all the chemicals that actually goes into our food and stuff, close to 200 that i know of. there are different patents on listeria. host: a little off topic. anything you can share with jeremy? guest: no. host: that's fine. we will go to chris in pittsburgh on the medicare line. caller: good morning. this came out of the blue. i really was not following it. but i'm excited. the primary thing is the cap. i'm trying to figure out these different plans and how they apply to me, it's very complicated. if i know the cap i'm responsible for, it makes my decision-making easier. the other thing is you say it was hard to get through congress. i am wondering if it had anything to do with the oxycontin scandal with purdue pharma pushing all of t

i've known jeremy for some time, am a great admirer of his work.t, and spiritually something, inside, i'm totally the opposite. my thing is the law doesn't say anything about the stock market. it's about the employment and it's about price stability, and let's maintain financial stability as that's going. if the market moves give us an indication that over a long arc we're looking at a deceleration of growth, we should react to that, but i want to caution -- personally -- i don't like moving because the market -- >> doing inflation cal chases and where fed funds are right now. it wasn't so much he was siayin the market's looking back but way too restrictive, which you probably agree with. >> what i say. we're very restrictive and you'd only want to be restrictive like that if you think the economy's overheating. >>overheating. >> okay. >> austin, thanks for joining us. i think we'll see you in a few weeks. >>> coming up, rbc's cselena croft will join us. oil is doing what you think it would do if there was an imminent slowdown. >>> yep, talking and

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siri: this is a free call from-- jeremy brown (on phone): jeremy. siri: --an incarcerated individual at citrus county florida. jeremy brown (on phone): for the last 826 days i have served as a political prisoner of war in my own country. donnie o'sullivan: jeremy brown was a member of the oath keepers militia and was seen outside the capitol on january 6. he called into the church and began preaching conspiracy theories that trump supporters weren't really responsible for the attack. jeremy brown (on phone): january 6, 2021 when the clandestine compartmentalized unconventional warfare operation planned, coordinated, and executed by compromised elements within the department of defense intelligence community and federal law enforcement. donnie o'sullivan: wow, this is gorgeous. how are you? rachel powell: good donnie o'sullivan: nice to meet you. rachel powell: you too. good morning. donnie o'sullivan: thanks so much for having us. rachel powell: yep. my name is rachel powell. and i've had eight kids, so i've been busy. and i have my seventh grandchi

i thought jeremy clarkson meant to be opposed to what's wrong with jezza?hese two. i'm looking at a photo of the two of them here, and i think i can't think of two people i'd less like to be in of a of a pub with. i thought jeremy clarkson was meant to be against cancel culture and all of this. he's cancelled. keir. oh, aren't you meant to be furiously opposed to. >> i think starmer is the exception, isn't he? the pm's always fair game, especially when he's had a torrid first 50 days. charlie. well, have you ever been barred from a pub? >> i haven't actually, in fact, that's a surprise, people. >> charlie, i'd buy you for being a tory. wet people. >> people welcome me into their pubs. no end . regardless of the pubs. no end. regardless of the establishment. i go down very well, james. that's very nice. and i bet you do, i do, i'm out. and i bet you do, i do, i'm out. and so i know i've never been banned, but i have been. yes, a fair few pubs and i might have been asked to leave. i might have been asked to leave. for good you. but but you know, not not nothi

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i'm intrigued by that comparison with jeremy corbyn.rse, keir starmer win without the corbynistas we've had with jeremy corbyn having been kicked out of the party. so that could be the case. but i think the, the, the you need i mean, we heard from henry hill earlier a 1% swing to the tories gives them 50 seats from labour. so it's all to play for so marginal, so marginal in the next election. i mean that is not hasn't really been priced into conversation yet. you've spoken to well yesterday you spoken to well yesterday you spoke to both mel stride and tom tugendhat. >> what do you get the sense that they they think they can win this? i, i sort of look at mel stride and think he's not trying to be leader. he's auditioning to be chancellor or shadow chancellor. and i look at tom tugendhat and why he's up for it. >> he nearly replaced jeremy hunt, didn't he? well, exactly. >> because because of course, he was the treasury select committee guy for a long time. and knows his numbers. i mean, i also look at tom tugendhat and i think, is he re

what more do we know right now, jeremy? >> yeah jessica these documents, they were sent to politico, which reported today that it received documents from an anonymous email account, which that contained internal trump campaign materials. the trump campaign, they're blaming iran for this attack. trump campaign spokesman stephen chung he's pointing to a report from microsoft this week that said iran was increased it's activity related to the u.s. elections this year, he said in a statement, these documents were obtained illegally from sources hostile to the united states, intended to interfere with the 2024 election and sow chaos throughout our democratic process. now, this microsoft report, it said that iran's islamic revolutionary guard core that they targeted a senior high-ranking official on a campaign in june, with the report from microsoft does not say is which campaign was targeted or if this was successful. so it's not yet clear whether iran was behind this hack. we asked the trump campaign for any additional informat

jeremy clarkson.ds of people have been queuing to beat some of the first punters inside jeremy clarkson's new pub in oxfordshire. it's called the farmer's dog and it opened to the public at midday yesterday . the public at midday yesterday. and prime minister keir starmer has already been banned. hasn't even been there, so it's a bit of fun, but is this like the opening of a new ikea? >> like what is what is going on there? >> it is that bad. so let's see. i still have jonathan. let's say you've just heard and david kirton with me, and i said it's a bank holiday weekend so we can talk about pubs with impunity. right now. i mean this is it's called the farmer's dog and it's just outside of burford, just off the a40. jeremy clarkson brought his razor and yesterday there was a four hour queue for a pint at the newly opened bar. i'm sorry, david, there's no way on earth i'm queuing anywhere. >> oh, no. »- >> oh, no. >> for sea glass. >> for sea glass. >> three one hours. gosh, it defeats the object , does

jeremy is interested in more economic times.es that are national because of trade, business, there is a basic underlying rules, that is all in brussels. that is all in the eu and that it was put in the eu and that it was put in the eu and that is what brittany left. german has —— germany has put for more cooperation, local... in the context of defence, both countries germany and britain, are the strongest supporters in military terms for ukraine and they are both have to and want to work together. britain might have left the european union but it is still a very close and important nato partner and that is where these two countries and britain worked together with european countries anyway. keir starmer made it clear that the uk won't be reversing brexit any time soon. how has trade, defence, tech, science, how have they been impacted by the uk either leaving the eu? there'd be a significant impact. we have headquarters leaving the way are not moving to britain. clearly, he wanted to britain. clearly, he wanted to do madrid and