evans , james cleverly, and lee evans, i'm going to interrupt you there because that's the next stageng to do that as another gb news exclusive later on this week . exclusive later on this week. >> let's get back to this one, because there's enough meat on the bone here to dig into one of the bone here to dig into one of the astonishing lines that leapt out from your report at facts4eu's .org, was that you don't think this is the true figure? do you think the true figure? do you think the true figure could be even higher? you estimate it could even go as high as £10 billion per year. this is simply. lee evans unsustainable, >> yes , it most definitely is. >> yes, it most definitely is. and, the reason we say what what we say is because it's based on experience. eight years working seven days a week, interrogating information like this, you gain a sense . and so what we've done a sense. and so what we've done in our report , which you're in our report, which you're covering is quantified what we know of. but we never quantify what we don't know of. we just simply suggest that it may be

the gentleman who produced this magnificent report, lee evans . lee, thank report, lee evans. exclusive, you do tireless work exposing the truth in the actual data. this is simply mind boggling. talk us through your findings. >> yeah. martin, you're right. >> yeah. martin, you're right. >> mind boggling is i would say, not an exaggeration. we spent a few weeks on this, and the reason we spent a few weeks is because the information is so difficult to obtain. but here it is. and 15 odd billion in the last five years, and it's just escalating. and so people really need to be aware of this, in, in the way that they formulate their judgements because the way that they formulate theirjudgements because it's their judgements because it's not being publicised elsewhere, apart from on gb news, so if you look at the facts, you know , look at the facts, you know, there's been a 44% rise just in there's been a 44% rise just in the last year alone, 44%, you then look at what's happened since sir keir starmer , has since sir keir starmer, has become pm. and, you know, there are some worryin

it turned out to be lee evans, who had set the men's 400 meter record in the 1968 olympics, so afterhat, i've never talked about publicly, other than here, how good i really was. >> i'm sure you were. and i once could throw a baseball, but i proved i'm incapable of doing that as well. >> that was terrible. >> it all goes south on us over time. >> there's a place called the home plate. >> i'm not even going -- i don't know why i brought this up. i don't know. you can't run. i don't even -- could you even run 400 meters at all? if i just allowed you to run it? >> i would have to have a knee replacement at the 400. >> carl, we'll see you later. carl quintanilla, of course, we're going to talk -- we got so many earnings to get to this morning. we're going to start with disney falling. they were above analyst estimates. we're going to look at where streaming and of course what's really important here is the theme parks and what that says about the strength of the consumer. we'll get to all of that, take a loom at futures. we're going to have a sharply higher open, it would appear, when we

also got political commentatorjonathan lees, and political consultant suzanne evans, and i'll start witho, look, i mean, this is i mean, the sheer cost and the scale of this now is, is absolutely ridiculous. >> well, it always has been. i mean, since this migration in small boats started, there have been like 133,000 people have arrived now. i mean, what are we going to do with all these people? where are we going to house them? how are we going to pay house them? how are we going to pay for it all? this is just far too much for the british people too much for the british people to be, to be expected to shoulder this horrendous burden. you know, if 133,000 mostly young men are fighting, age had turned up at dover on a single day or even in a week, our response of the politicians of the british public, even the most , refugees, welcome advocate most, refugees, welcome advocate that you could find. the response, i think, would have been very different. suella braverman nailed it. she said this was an invasion and that is what this is. the fact it's taken place over a number of years doesn'

also got political commentatorjonathan lees, and political consultant suzanne evans, and i'll start with so, look, i mean, this is i mean, the sheer cost and the scale of this now is, is absolutely ridiculous. >> well, it always has been. i mean, since this migration in small boats started, there have been like 133,000 people have arrived now. i mean, what are we going to do with all these people? where are we going to house them? how are we going to pay house them? how are we going to pay for it all? this is just far too much for the british people too much for the british people to be, to be expected to shoulder this horrendous burden. you know, if 133,000 mostly young men are fighting, age had turned up at dover on a single day or even in a week, our response of the politicians of the british public, even the most , refugees, welcome advocate most, refugees, welcome advocate that you could find. the response, i think, would have been very different. suella braverman nailed it. she said this was an invasion and that is what this is. the fact it's taken place over a number of years does

i'm lee anderson, reform uk, member of for parliament ashfield. on tonight's show, we've got political consultant suzanne evans, trade unionist andy twelves, public affairs specialist lucy white, actress debbie arnold and top celebrity chef theo michaels. but first, let's go to the . news. let's go to the. news. >> good evening to you. the top stories irish police are investigating a potential terrorist link to an attack on an army chaplain at a barracks in galway, who was stabbed multiple times . he was taken to multiple times. he was taken to hospital with serious injuries , hospital with serious injuries, which are not thought to be life threatening. a teenage boy was arrested by armed police during the incident last night. the victim has been named as chaplain paul murphy, who has released a statement thanking his friends for their support and assuring everyone that he'll be okay. victims of the infected blood scandal can receive support scheme payments for life under changes to a multi—billion pound compensation plan. meanwhile, those who wer

. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world and joining me tonight is suzanne evans political consultant i get that right.7 you did. and trade unionist andy twelves is back on the show for about the 10th time. look guys, straight to it, we've seen this week over the past two weeks actually, that nigel farage has been accused by some members of my own party as stirring things up a little bit with the two tier policing comments and stuff like that . i comments and stuff like that. i actually think that the threat of him at the moment, the conservative party, the leadership contenders at the moment, are a little bit scared of nigel and the effects he has on. on british politics, but we know he's a threat to the conservative party. we know that from the last election. but andy, is he a threat to the labour party .7 and is reform labour party.7 and is reform a threat to the labour party.7 >> of course, any political party is always a risk to another political party. a lot of the people that are in the traditional labour heartlands voted for reform like yourself. lee, you know, you're in the c

tomorrow on "face the nation" pat ryan, summer lee and dr. scott gottlieb. have a great night. xxxx. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> a sideshow turns deadly in the east bay, the push from city officials to crackdown on that violence. >>> plus, keep the grid highway open or turn it into a park, the debate continues over a hot button issue. >>> and the grassroots efforts to make a dangerous cycling destination into a safer one in the east bay. i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano ,

i'm lee anderson, reform uk, member of for parliament ashfield.ve got political consultant suzanne evans, trade unionist andy twelves, public affairs specialist lucy white, actress debbie arnold and top celebrity chef theo michaels. but first, let's go to the . news. let's go to the. news. >> good evening to you. the top stories irish police are

the mariana evans team. thanks for joining me. carmella harris has formerly accepted the democratic nomination for president of the united states. addressing the final 9th of the democratic national convention of chicago, vice president harris sent out her vision for the future. one that she said would offer a unity and opportunity. she promised that if elected, she would be a president for all americans. it will come will harris also laid out some of her foreign policy plans. she cover the wars and gaza and ukraine, as well as the us position on the ron. and america's military might as commander and see i will in sore a miracle, always has the strongest most lethal fighting force in the world with respect to the war in god. the president biden. and i are working around the clock because now is the time to get a hostage deal and a face fire deal done. and let me be clear, i will always stand up for israel's rights to defend itself. for israel has the ability to defend itself because the people of this real m

evans and barker make it through the madness of the madison to take silver.on sportsday: stepping up from the young lions — lee carsley is england's interim manager as the search continues for a full—time boss. and getting ready for the big time — bromley play their first match in the football league tomorrow. good evening, welcome along. back in 2016, the international olympic committee announced that sport climbing would make its debut at the tokyo games. it was then that 12—year—old toby roberts, a climbing prodigy from surrey, set himself a target. by the time he reached paris, he had earned himself the nickname "terminator" in climbing circles, but the look of sheer disbelief today at winning gold will be one of team gb�*s defining images from this games. craig templeton reports. the day started in paris with the streets are washed with gold, perhaps a sign of what was to come. for the sport climbers, though, their sights are set beyond ground—level. this the first look at their challenge. the event is split into two sections. first up, bordering. the hi

i'm lee anderson, reform uk, member of for parliament ashfield.ical consultant suzanne evans, trade unionist andy twelves, public affairs specialist lucy white, actress debbie arnold and top celebrity chef theo michaels. but first, let's go to the . news. let's go to the. news. >> good evening to you. the top stories irish police are investigating a potential terrorist link to an attack on an army chaplain at a barracks in galway, who was stabbed multiple times . he was taken to multiple times. he was taken to hospital with serious injuries , hospital with serious injuries, which are not thought to be life threatening. a teenage boy was arrested by armed police during the incident last night. the victim has been named as chaplain paul murphy, who has released a statement thanking his friends for their support and assuring everyone that he'll be okay. victims of the infected blood scandal can receive support scheme payments for life under changes to a multi—billion pound compensation plan. meanwhile, those who were subjected to unethical research w

carol lee is the managing editor. she has been reporting on this deal that led to today's freeing of americans and russians, and she joins me now. carol, it's great to see you. what do we know about how this intricate complex deal came together without most people knowing anything about it? >> well, it took a ton of diplomacy. meetings after meetings after meetings. the president's team, i mean even at one point was sending names, you know, through hard copies to berlin, transmitting the german officials of germans who were political prisoners that they could possibly get out. really as you mentioned, it started after brittney griner was released in december of 2022, and it went from there. but if you just take what happens starting in january when the u.s. felt like it really got a breakthrough with germany because that was the sticking point whether the germans were going to allow this russian fact to be freed. russia wasn't going to deal without that happening. in january, the president called the chancellor and sa

the split-screen, as you've mentioned, brittney griner, mj lee, i mean the olympics are going on. she is participating, playing on behalf of the united states of america, only made possible by her release through the concerted effort of diplomatic negotiations to get her home. and tonight she's also expressing her joy that they are able to be home as well it's pretty extraordinary. mj absolutely. >> and you can't help but just feel like you are a part of this celebration here, even just being, of course, a member of the media, but just being an american watching the events of the last hour unfold president biden in the questions, the many questions that he took from reporters, he obviously wanted to take this moment to take a victory lap, talked a lot about those diplomatic efforts that he had made in his administration striation had made to get to this historic deal. and he said simply that my job is to first made sure that these kinds of detentions don't happen. but that second, that when they do he has to get them home vice president kamala harris, we should note, was standing

getting the kind of sleep you deserve i'm mj lee at the white house. and this is cnn back with our world lead. >> you are looking at that incredible scene from last night when american wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich finally set foot back on american soil after 491 long days, unjustly detained in russia, a huge hub for his mother, ella milman, who the wall street journal reports okay worked in the shadows to in-depth article with at incredible new details, wall street journal recounted how ella directly pled with president biden, with german chancellor olaf scholtz, and even traveled to moscow to be interviewed by russia interrogator in the hopes of attesting to her son's character, despite warnings from the fbi that she's it could be arrested while doing so. she also wrote weekly letters toto her son, quote, recounting the history of a family that had survived the russian civil war, world war ii, soviet anti-semitism. and now this is our term. she wrote, joining us now is jeremy berke evans a good friend and former roommate? i can't imag