by lee venable is 19 years younger than lee. but professor math at the university of virginia is born in farmville, a house called longwood house, which is actually the same house that joe johnson was born in. kind of an interesting little tidbit of fact. they're charles b cook was born in 1838 in portsmouth. graduated vmi. although at one time he was expelled and then was allowed to come back on the staff of bragg at shiloh. he became inspector general on lee's staff. wounded at sailors creek, kept a diary of the war. and he died in 1937. but he was the oldest, surviving member of lee staff. he was interviewed by a south african, which is interesting. he his diary and papers are at the virginia historical society. charles marshall, born in warrenton. matt, you notice that these guys are all from virginia, right? he wrote most of lee's after action report. marshall delivered the dedication address for the monuments to lee and the monument to grant and new york city cousin of george c marshall and then walter taylor, born in 1838

lee. he didn't agree with lee's plan, but he did as lee directed both on the second day and on the third day. and he had there was some potential off ramps. john hood proposes a flank attack on second and longstreet could signed off on that as a way of modifying plan. but he doesn't he says to hood no we have to defer to lee so that theme of deference is key in longstreet's own writing that's what he believed he did ultimately. the second important thing to note that at the time but longstreet was not considered by lee by davis by the confederate press by confederate civilians who commented on the battle he was not considered a scapegoat. primary, secondary really. there was again confederates as they looked at this campaign, did two things. they spread the blame. hill stewart lee himself, you know mistakes you can to across the board they also spun the battle every battle got spun in saying, oh, this was a successful raid, not a disastrous, you know, a disaster, an invasion. and then the

uh lee from lee anderson mp.pfion fully accept that they had no option but to suspend the whip in these circumstances . however, in these circumstances. however, i will continue to support the government's efforts to call out extremism in all its forms, be that anti—semitism or islamophobia. it's forms owe it to us now , right? so anyway, to us now, right? so anyway, joining me to discuss that is independent mayoral , greater independent mayoral, greater manchester mayoral candidate nick buckley . nick, welcome on nick buckley. nick, welcome on board. thank you. thank you very much for making the journey. now i know you're, um, trying going for the, uh, mayoral ship in greater manchester, but i wanted to ask you your thoughts on this because you yourself got in trouble for some comments that you uh, you were with you made, uh, when you were with your charity. the mancunian way, in regard black in 2020 with regard to black lives matter. uh, give us lives matter. just, uh, give us a on what what what a recap on what

opal lee. in an attempt to draw attention to her mission, president biden, finally, enshrined june 19 into law to commemorate the end of slavery in the us. so you're originally from marshall, texas? opal lee: yeah. jared haibon: tell me a little bit about your childhood. oh, i didn't know what a white person looked like till i got to fort worth. my family moved here, because my dad was looking for work during the depression. well, our parents built a house on annie street, and on the 19th of june, a white mob gathered those people to that place a supper. they dragged the furniture out and burned it. they did despicable things, but our parents worked hard. they bought us another house in that same neighborhood, and that's the house that i graduated high school. jared haibon: i.m. terrell, that's where you went to school. correct? yeah, only black high school in tarrant county. jared haibon: wow. opal lee: ms. smith was my homeroom teacher. i was a student that got decent grades. jared haibon: ho

minister reinstate lee anderson? tony lee tony on access. yes.ve party silly party right by keeping silly wokeness the party. wokeness out of the party. lesley no, the tories are lesley says no, the tories are finished. should move finished. lee should move to reform. says yes, reform. ria says possibly yes, but ever have a voice but he won't ever have a voice again he back . so it's again if he goes back. so it's better he's independent or maybe join verdict is in join reform. your verdict is in 86% of you agree that the prime minister should should reinstate lee anderson for 14% of you say that he should not. right. coming up , that he should not. right. coming up, it's suella braverman right that the tory islamophobia row has descended into hysteria. muslim . solicitor yunus lunat muslim. solicitor yunus lunat will take on the former home secretary about all of that. and the sacked chief inspector of borders and immigration has been calling out the clown in the home office today. what he says is extremely worrying. i will play is extremely wor

minister reinstate lee anderson? tony lee tony on access. yes.ve party silly party right by keeping silly wokeness the party. wokeness out of the party. lesley no, the tories are lesley says no, the tories are finished. lee should move to reform. says possibly yes, reform. ria says possibly yes, but have a voice but he won't ever have a voice again goes back . so it's again if he goes back. so it's better he's independent maybe better he's independent or maybe join verdict is in join reform. your verdict is in 86% of you agree that the prime minister should should reinstate lee anderson for 14% of you say that he should not. right. coming up , that he should not. right. coming up, it's suella braverman right that the tory islamophobia row has descended into hysteria. muslim . solicitor yunus lunat muslim. solicitor yunus lunat will take on the former home secretary about all of that. and the sacked chief inspector of borders and immigration has been calling out the clown in the home office today. what he says is extremely worrying. i will play is

lee was right. move to reform. lee was right.e market in london in the 1980s. that, of course, is in tower hamlets, but i wouldn't dare go there alone these days. that's really got you going . please really got you going. please keep them coming in. play more to come in the next hour, including all the latest on the lee anderson scam five days ago. started on this very show. we'll have loads more on that. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me annie from the met office. rain will continue to push southwards through the rest of the day, and that's because we do have a weather front sinking into northern areas parts of areas of england and parts of wales the midlands by this wales and the midlands by this afternoon and that's to afternoon, and that's going to be that spell of be bringing that spell of cloudier wetter weather cloudier and wetter weat

helen says this lee saying. helen says this lee anderson for president.acist oaf . anderson is an utter racist oaf. so i think we have we can we can agree to disagree on that difference of opinion . um, jo difference of opinion. um, jo has said this. difference of opinion. um, jo has said this . i'm so glad that has said this. i'm so glad that lee anderson hasn't apologised. he is right with everything he has said . if he is right with everything he has said. if you he is right with everything he has said . if you say sorry, they has said. if you say sorry, they won't take it as an apology anyway . they'll use it against anyway. they'll use it against you forever. never surrender and never apologise . martin says never apologise. martin says this not me, says lee anderson. only said what we all think it wasn't racist when he's asking what the heck is going on. fair point. and a reminder patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11. there's an exclusive interview with lee anderson. he was in the studio, sat here a couple of hours ago. he did an absolute stonker of an

: shannon lee is continuing her father bruce lee's legacy here in the bay area, where it all began. >> my father was born in san francisco. my brother was born in oakland. so the bay area is a very rich and vital part of our legacy. we are just amazed at how much support and love there is for bruce lee in the bay area. >> reporter: during their warriors halftime performance denzel's academy of tae kwon do paid tribute to the martial arts legend. >> i just love how he combined his art with everyone else's, how he flowed, as he says, he flows with everyone else. >> he's like an idol to me. >> reporter: inside jack chin's own bruce lee room -- >> i've been collecting bruce lee memorabilia over 50 years. >> reporter: -- jeff has dedicated his life to keeping bruce lee's memory alive with the most widely recognized bruce lee collection in the world. for jeff it's extremely personal. he was bullied and called racial slurs as the only chinese american in his middle school class, but jeff found strength from a poster of bruce lee. >> i looked at the poster and i was crying almost like bruce l

should lee >> good evening. should lee anderson have been kicked out of the tory party?e we obsessed today with islamophobia after the extraordinary and awful intimidate of members of parliament last week and continuing into the weekend , continuing into the weekend, have we inverted what the real truth of the situation is? de—banking now spreads to a battle of britain charity . where battle of britain charity. where will it ever end and who make better workers? people in their 20s or people in their 40s? you might find there are somewhat

lee leadership. and that's what lee was for. and we're not was asking for.ember, sadiq khan in charge of the sadiq khan is in charge of the security of london, he's security of london, and he's utterly failing, as is the met chief, sir rowley . all right. >> okay. well, look, there's a heck of a lot more to come from lee on in this lee anderson later on in this show. have got exclusive show. we have got an exclusive interview with and our interview with him and our political christopher political editor, christopher hope. address the point hope. he does address the point of so doubt you'll be of reform. so no doubt you'll be watching. no doubt rishi watching. and no doubt rishi sunak well, but just sunak will be as well, but just haven't time to touch a haven't got time to touch on a different story with you as well. research has shown well. so new research has shown that net migration to that slashing net migration to the leave brits more the uk would leave brits more than £1,100 a year better off. analysis prime minister analysis from prime minister former

um, and it's up to lee. i, you know, i make no presumption that lee wants to join reform.m. i don't knoand 1at he wants to do. wants to join reform. i don't knoand we'lle wants to do. wants to join reform. i don't knoand we'll catchs to do. wants to join reform. i don't knoand we'll catch up» do. wants to join reform. i don't knoand we'll catch up ino. >> and we'll catch up in a week's time. my thanks to former government minister ann widdecombe. fascinating thoughts. reaction to what thoughts. your reaction to what ann had to say. market gb news. com next up, the papers with full pundit reaction. see you into . an earlier on gb news radio . an earlier on gb news radio. >> welcome back. it's time now for tomorrow's front pages . for tomorrow's front pages. >> we start with the express. uh, dame esther backed by the chancellor, over a vote on assisted dying. read delight after last gasp winner for klopp's men and damning claims of 250,000 extra migrants a year under labour. sir keir starmer's open door policy on migrants could lead to an extra quarter of a million arriving

what is bob lee now? they're setting it in washington. the lee's going to western west virginia. west will become a state on june 20. it's not a state at this point on june 7th, but there's a lot of concern. that's where lee's eventually i am from southern ohio. i grew up in central ohio, went to school, miami of ohio and we buckeyes in those days thought that they're coming to columbus there was plenty of that. they're going to philadelphia, maybe harrisburg, perhaps looking fatter to go on to baltimore, washington. that's what the war department course worries about constantly. nobody is 100% sure what's on at this particular stage of the early campaign. most importantly, fighting hooker can't fight. he's got to guard the roads to washington. can't be doing anything aggressive and. so the union army just kind of set back the problem this with a confession dirt heading to pennsylvania. the nobody knew for sure that's where they were going. there's absolutely no way in the world joe hooker's army of the potomac can catch robert e lee can't do it. so you've got a major problem in

lee anderson islam phobia. lee anderson and islam phobia.urselves what lee anderson said , speaking to lee anderson said, speaking to gb news at the weekend. >> i don't actually believe that these islamists have got control of our country, but what i do believe is they've got control of khan and they've got control of khan and they've got control of london, and they've got control of storm as well. and we've seen the shocking scenes played out in parliament just a few nights back, where starmer crumbled. he put pressure on the speaker to alter rules, if speaker to alter the rules, if you like, for the nature the you like, for the nature of the debate the ultimate voting. debate and the ultimate voting. and this this is a result of weak leadership . weak leadership. >> well , that was lee anderson. >> well, that was lee anderson. and he's got in trouble because apparently that is islamophobia in fact, according to sadiq khan, it's far worse than that. let's have a look. it's been more than two days now since this senior conservative made comm

but tonight i will be defending lee anderson . while defending lee anderson. what he said was in felicitous, he should not have had the whip withdrawn. meanwhile while the lord chancellor has announced foreign criminals will be deported as a means of freeing up prison spaces . and while this up prison spaces. and while this news is welcome, it does make you wonder why we weren't doing it speaking of it before. and speaking of deportations, shamima begum has had her appeal against the revocation of her citizenship dismissed . and while i agree dismissed. and while i agree with the court's decision , the with the court's decision, the law wrong on this. shamima law is wrong on this. shamima begum should be allowed to return be tried in british return to be tried in british courts. plus today marks 40 years since the beginning of the popular british television programme spitting image. i'll be joined by the man who was the voice for one of the greatest prime ministers in british history, margaret thatcher. state of the nation starts now . state of the nation star

lee anderson a political point. lee anderson is saying why?g of this policing, this ignoring of this policing, this ignoring of this language being projected onto the parliament, not being called out by the mayor of london, who notionally in london, who is notionally in charge, or at least the, the, the commissioner of the met police answers to them and therefore you can actually say something and isn't saying it. um, and the concern and um, and that's the concern and the frustration is for many of us and the public, is that we were beginning to have an important discussion about the threat of islamist extremism on our streets and to our democracy. >> we were having a conversation about mps safety and the safety of the rest of us. and then it gets bulldozed by lee anderson's comments . comments. >> that's right. and he, of course, was responding to an article by suella braverman, the telegraph , which said something telegraph, which said something similar and that came, of course, after the police weren't seen to be taking a tougher line on th

jackson-lee?>> i ask unanimous consent including record a sheet to buy pessimist duration to increase border enforcement and accelerate work authorization and call on congress to act. >> without objections so ordered. >> sowe are not reading the whoe paragraph just a title please. >> i ask unanimous consent including the record archive from u.s. citizenship and immigration services web site showing 30,000 hungarian nationals coming in under present isner to submit at the record amendment 16 providing congress -- >> those are two separate one so without objections so ordered on the first. >> the jackson-lee amendment per -- the use of barb wire should be prohibited in this amendment will highlight -- >> without objection, so ordered. >> just the title please. >> did you accept that? >> i did. i ask unanimous consent. >> so ordered. >> mr. chairman? >> you are recognized. >> i ask unanimous consent to include into the record the 2011 gao testimony homeland security hearing in which the gao testify q

anderson to be lee anderson but they've got to know when to stop him being lee anderson.s, they can turn off suella braverman and they can't turn off lee anderson than the question of who is in charge also applies to the whips. to the backbenches of the conservative party. laura asked 0liver dowden about that appearance by steve bannon when tommy _ appearance by steve bannon when tommy robinson was described as a hero and _ tommy robinson was described as a hero and liz— tommy robinson was described as a hero and liz truss didn't pull out. well, steve bannon is going to say that sort of thing. that is what he is going to say. i thought andy burnham may didn't really interesting point to laura when you mentioned that suella braverman article where they have taken control of this and they have taken control of that. andy burnham says can you imagine if somebody had written that about jewish people? that would likely have been condemned by everybody as anti—semitism and get suella braverman says that about islamists and oliver dowden doesn't call it out. back to my theme abo

>> lee: i am. >> greg: i did not know that. >> lee: i can stay, right?s kick me off. i appreciate it. the hunger strike does not count and it kind of feels like kristi lizzo and brian stelter hooked up what a hunger strike could look like and -- but we talked about hamas sympathizers. i felt like maybe i should offer some friendly advice and to really get our attention you should probably go without food for at least a month. >> greg: all right. >> lee: go without water for at least 10 or 14 days and then i will be impressed. >> greg: that is not healthy advice, lee. so, emily correll of the fact that they publicized it. he thought that this fact was virtue signaling would help their cause but it always hurts. >> emily: i was thinking that these dumbasses probably read it as "brown students" instead of brown university students. they are such idiots and you are 12 hours without food. it is like a flight that gets delayed. i used to be an nfl cheerleader. i drank liquid for 17 days. hold my beer you harvard dip league. >> greg: you had to starve yourself?

how do you account for lee anderson's comments _ spended.n's comments an _ spended. how do you account for lee anderson's comments an your- spended. how do you account for lee i anderson's comments an your decision to suspend him? anderson's comments an your decision to susaend him?— to suspend him? clearly his choice of words wasn't _ to suspend him? clearly his choice of words wasn't acceptable, - to suspend him? clearly his choice of words wasn't acceptable, it - to suspend him? clearly his choice of words wasn't acceptable, it was| of words wasn't acceptable, it was wrong, and that is why the whip was spending and words matter, especially in 2 current environment, where tensions are running high and i think it is incumbent on us to choose them carefully. haifa choose them carefully. how frustrating _ choose them carefully. how frustrating he _ choose them carefully. how frustrating he hasn't - choose them carefully. how frustrating he hasn't apologised? the most important thing is that people realise that the words they use, in a situati

>> lee: i am. >> greg: i did not know that. >> lee: i can stay, right?er networks kick me off. i appreciate it. the hunger strike does not count and it kind of feels like kristi lizzo and brian stelter hooked up what a hunger strike could look like and -- but we talked about hamas sympathizers. i felt like maybe i should offer some friendly advice and to really get our attention you should probably go without food for at least a month. >> greg: all right. >> lee: go without water for at least 10 or 14 days and then i will be impressed. >> greg: that is not healthy advice, lee. so, emily correll of the fact that they publicized it. he thought that this fact was virtue signaling would help their cause but it always hurts. >> emily: i was thinking that these dumbasses probably read it as "brown students" instead of brown university students. they are such idiots and you are 12 hours without food. it is like a flight that gets delayed. i used to be an nfl cheerleader. i drank liquid for 17 days. hold my beer you harvard dip league. >> greg: you had to starve

lee anderson islam phobia. lee anderson and islam phobia.nd ourselves what lee anderson said , speaking to lee anderson said, speaking to gb news at the weekend. >> i don't actually believe that these islamists have got control of our country, but what i do believe is they've got control of khan and they've got control of khan and they've got control of london, and they've got control of storm as well. and we've seen the shocking scenes played out in parliament just a few nights back, where starmer crumbled. he put pressure on the speaker to alter rules, if speaker to alter the rules, if you like, for the nature the you like, for the nature of the debate the ultimate voting. debate and the ultimate voting. and this this is a result of weak leadership . weak leadership. >> well , that was lee anderson. >> well, that was lee anderson. and he's got in trouble because apparently that is islamophobia in fact, according to sadiq khan, it's far worse than that. let's have a look. it's been more than two days now since this senior conservative made

and it's the interview with lee anderson. now, lee spoken anderson.y about issues. he's about a series of issues. he's pushed back massively on allegations . allegations of islamophobia. he's doubled down on sadiq khan, he's spoken about questions as to whether or not your party and rishi sunak have thrown him under bus. spoken a bit under the bus. he's spoken a bit about what he's going to do at the general election and the next general election and much, much more. so it really is the to be and the only the place to be and the only place to watch it, of course, is on evening. on my show this evening. >> absolutely. um lee has >> well, absolutely. um lee has said he spoke clumsily, hasn't he? do you think that counts as an apology? from the of an apology? from the point of view central office? and they view of central office? and they might be thinking him might be thinking of giving him the well i ask him the whip back. well i ask him directly whether or not he directly about whether or not he feels he's got feels as though he's got anything to dire

lee lee find anybody else? lee lee harris, what do you think?are certainly visible signs that it has nana. i mean, it's captured mps who are fearing for their lives. it's captured our parliament, and without a doubt , it's and without a doubt, it's captured the met police >> it's influencing this country's most important institutions. >> and all you have to do is look at what happened last week with the absolute farce in the house of commons, where they literally changed parliamentary procedure , uh, because of procedure, uh, because of threats to mps islamist threats to mps from islamist extremists. it doesn't get much more serious than that. every every single weekend, londoners taken over by hate marches . and taken over by hate marches. and we all, you know, watch sadiq khan and the met police sit back and do nothing. people are not stupid and we can see, you know, the disgraceful two tier policing , useless soft touch policing, useless soft touch policing, useless soft touch policing , i should say, to know policing, i should say, to know t

lee leadership. and that's what lee was for. and we're not was asking for.emember, sadiq khan in charge of the sadiq khan is in charge of the security of london, he's security of london, and he's utterly failing, as is the met chief, sir rowley . all right. >> okay. well, look, there's a heck of a lot more to come from lee on in this lee anderson later on in this show. have got exclusive show. we have got an exclusive interview with and our interview with him and our political christopher political editor, christopher hope. address the point hope. he does address the point of so doubt you'll be of reform. so no doubt you'll be watching. no doubt rishi watching. and no doubt rishi sunak well, but just sunak will be as well, but just haven't time to touch a haven't got time to touch on a different story with you as well. research has shown well. so new research has shown that net migration to that slashing net migration to the leave brits more the uk would leave brits more than £1,100 a year better off. analysis prime minister analysis from prime minister form

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what is bob lee now? they're setting it in washington. the lee's going to western west virginia. west will become a state on june 20. it's not a state at this point on june 7th, but there's a lot of concern. that's where lee's eventually i am from southern ohio. i grew up in central ohio, went to school, miami of ohio and we buckeyes in those days thought that they're coming to columbus there was plenty of that. they're going to philadelphia, maybe harrisburg, perhaps looking fatter to go on to baltimore, washington. that's what the war department course worries about constantly. nobody is 100% sure what's on at this particular stage of the early campaign. most importantly, fighting hooker can't fight. he's got to guard the roads to washington. can't be doing anything aggressive and. so the union army just kind of set back the problem this with a confession dirt heading to pennsylvania. the nobody knew for sure that's where they were going. there's absolutely no way in the world joe hooker's army of the potomac can catch robert e lee can't do it. so you've got a major problem in

the conservatives suspend mp lee anderson.e refused to apologise for saying london's mayor is controlled by islamists. these comments from a senior conservative, are islamophobic, anti—muslim and racist. on the second anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine — president zelensky insists his country will win — welcome to the programme. i'm catherine byaruhanga. the body of russian opposition figure, alexei navalny, has been handed over to his mother. the g7 group of nations have called on russia to clarify the circumstances of his death. navalny spokesperson kira yarmysh confirmed the news on x, formerly known as twitter. she also wrote that information on a funeral is still pending and they weren't sure if they could give him the funeral they said he deserves. the country's most vocal kremlin critic was found dead in a siberian prison nine days ago. according to russian accounts, the 47—year—old took a short walk, said he felt unwell, then collapsed and never regained consciousness. on friday, his mother, lyudmila navalnaya

. that lee anderson's comments do.d that the islamists are in charge. you have said you don't believe that is true. lee anderson said the islamists are in control of sadiq khan. why is it different? there is a slight danger of getting into the semantics of there. into the semantics of this. but words matter, you have said that yourself. please allow me to finish my point. this is about attaching specifically to one person, the mayor of london and i think what suella was saying was making a broader statement, one which i don't agree with the specifics of what she said but i very much agree with the concerns that she is raising about threats coming often from islamic extremists, which are being used to intimidate jewish people in this country and are being used to intimidate a debate in our own parliament. i think worries about language should not stop democratically elected politicians doing their duty of calling this out and seeing what a seminal moment it is for our country this week, where, you know, we have had lots

supporters of lee anderson _ fire. supporters of lee anderson simply - fire.fire. supporters of lee - anderson simply say that he was criticising sadiq khan for not getting a grip on the pro—palestinian protests that take place regularly in london but the explanation clearly did not cut it with a man in charge of conservative party discipline, the chief whip and lee anderson did not apologise and he was suspended from parliamentary party. in a statement last night, lee anderson did not say sorry but he did say.... under david cameron, baroness fast became the first health minister to serve in the parliament and they said that parliament and they said that parliament has become too tolerant. �* ., parliament has become too tolerant-— parliament has become too tolerant. �* ., , parliament has become too tolerant. ., , ., tolerant. before he became a member of— tolerant. before he became a member of parliament - tolerant. before he became a member of parliament are i member of parliament are consistently before then, there has been controversy about comments he h

and of course , lee anderson has not course, lee anderson has not gone quiet at all.night, he completely doubled down on his statements. here's what he had to say about not being racist . not being a racist. not my ng a racist. not being a racist. not my comments weren't racist . >> my comments weren't racist. these things aren't illegal. it's not illegal to criticise a religion at all in this country. >> and why this is so complicated and difficult for rishi sunak is because it really matters. he has reformed reform uk, breathing down his neck from the right of his party. reform has essentially issued an open invitation to lee anderson . invitation to lee anderson. anderson says at the moment that he won't join it, but he's kept that door open. and what rishi sunak really, really can't afford is any more conservative voters defecting over to reform. so he's going to try and keep this compromise line on lee anderson , on islamophobia, on anderson, on islamophobia, on islamist extremism. but it'll be fascinating over the next few weeks and months to see if that line ca

oakland, julie haener lee ktvu, fox two news. police in oakland need the public's help in identifying a person of interest in a homicide case. police released pictures of the person they are looking for. investigators say he may be connected to a homicide that occurred on july 27th of 2023. anyone with information about this case should call oakland pd . well, we're pretty far from new orleans, but that does not mean you can't enjoy the fat tuesday fun coming up where you can get a taste of mardi gras right here in the bay area. also, a bay area jewish organization is standing by a local representative. the harassment, they claim he has faced for showing support for israel. a heck of a nice day today. tomorrow looks pretty good as well. some more clouds, but then things change around. start into wednesday. we get some showers and more for the weekend back here. with that. we need to tweak the law to create greater accountability. the legal changes san jose's mayors vying for in a one one conversation. he need to have some consequ

first, though, we go to our political reporter, greg lee, who was at tonight's debate in the city.reg, you heard from the candidates tonight. how did they do? >> yeah. julie. mike. good evening. they covered a lot of ground in an hour, and the interactions on stage were much tamer than the first debate. these candidates seemingly feeling the urgency now that voters can vote right now in the crisis, the top four candidates in california's u.s. senate race met in san francisco for a second debate ahead of the march primary. democrat members of congress adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee, and republican steve garvey weighing in on national headlines like the failed border deal, the president should take executive order comprehensive immigration reform is necessary. >> we will not have border security until we have comprehensive immigration reform. >> on day one, the president opened the floodgates and created a crisis in the united states. he should be the one to step up and close the border. >> the race for president, also a major topic. garvey once again pressed on his previo

look i mean, what lee anderson was lee anderson said was, was wrong.t word. >> khan. whatever you >> uh sadiq khan. whatever you think of his, think about him in terms of his, uh, morality is not in the in the in the clutches of extremists or islamists. >> it's simply not true. i mean, sadiq khan who is not my party. of course , but i'm looking at of course, but i'm looking at transport issues as far as i can tell. so now, lee anderson has said that he didn't want to apologise, but he didn't. >> he stands by his remarks and in that sense, fair enough. >> i mean, if he if he now realised that he shouldn't have said things and i think he said those things and i think he ought to realise that, then he should apologise. >> genuinely holds the >> but if he genuinely holds the view that he was right, then he shouldn't that shouldn't apologise because that would yes would be insincere. mm. yes >> i agree with you on that one, norman. isn't it what we want politicians who stand by their words. uh, whatever the repercussions . repercussions. >> yes. and i think

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now, you said clearly what lee anderson said could be taken as being offensive.u think what she said could be taken as being offensive, too? well, what i would say, with respect of what suella said, is that i disagree with with with what she said here, but i think that's in a different category, which is about i disagree with the comments, by the way. i believe for the reason. as they set out the underlying sentiment of my deep concern about this these these threats and these intimidations, which are often coming from islamic extremists, we shouldn't be shy of calling that out. and i have done so as a as a member of parliament. but i don't believe that what suella has said crosses the line in the way that. why not? because she said "the islamists are in charge." now, you said you don't believe that's true. lee anderson said the islamists are in control of sadiq khan. why is it different? well, i think there's a slight danger of getting into semantics of this... but words matter, he said that yourself — but words matter, he said that yourself. you might please all

but lee james cleverly saying anderson must saying that lee anderson must apologise. he's saying i won't apologise. he's saying i won't apologise. feel i have apologise. i don't feel i have to. words were clumsy when he to. my words were clumsy when he said that sadiq khan was controlled or his office was controlled, controlled way controlled, controlled some way by denied, by islamists. that was denied, of sadiq khan, who of course, by sadiq khan, who attacked but we're attacked the language. but we're revealing tonight, of revealing on gb news tonight, of course, that lee anderson course, nigel, that lee anderson has met with richard tice, the reform uk leader in a hotel off the m1 on sunday for talks for about 20 minutes. that was the day after he lost the whip. so it may be that that lee anderson finally is going to come across to reform uk imminently. what have heard, nigel? have you heard, nigel? >> no idea . i have you heard, nigel? >> no idea. i don't have you heard, nigel? >> no idea . i don't know what's >> no idea. i don't know what's happening, chris. i'm

yeah >> rob about lee. lee >> and rob says about lee.o speaks for millions. lee for millions. john says lee anderson is hero. and bertie anderson is my hero. and bertie says if anderson and like minded mps a proper party, all mps formed a proper party, all reform join reform supporters would join it. he obviously doesn't think reforms party. reforms are proper party. >> think richard tice would >> i think richard tice would probably probably would, probably argue, probably would, with . now there are with that. now there are concerns mps being concerns about mps being targeted protesters recent targeted by protesters in recent months. outbreak of months. since the outbreak of the war. the israel—hamas war. >> james cleverly >> home secretary james cleverly is calling for those pro—palestinian pro palestinian marches london grind marches which bring london grind to to stop now . to every saturday to stop now. >> so we're joined the studio by sketchwriter and columnist for the daily telegraph. madeline grant. um, what is your assessment of

lee anderson , i mean, i think lee anderson, i mean, i think what he said was appalling and he should your party and should not be elected back into parliament again . i back into parliament again. i think he i mean, i've long said he's an accident waiting to happen. it shows happen. i think it shows appalling your appalling judgement by your leader minister that leader and prime minister that he into the party. he was brought into the party. but lee anderson , i actually but lee anderson, i actually said i thought he might be one of the few red wall conservative mps to retain retain his seat because he he probably has a bigger personal following than most, nearly any other mp. but i think even in his case, he will lose ashfield if he stood for as an independent or indeed for another party. >> but inoffensively , um, we all >> but inoffensively, um, we all misspeak in political careers. you wouldn't find a single politician hasn't said politician who hasn't said something say , oh, something he wouldn't say, oh, come you wouldn't. come on, you wouldn't. >> the equivalent >> this was t

lee anderson sacking . however lee anderson sacking. has been is being dragged into the gutter . levelling been is being dragged into the gutter. levelling up in action or another broken promise? the government announces a £47 billion local transport fund to be shared by the north and the midlands . midlands. >> the whole point is it's for not ministers to set those priorities. it's for councils to set them. we think those decisions are better made closer to the that are going to to the people that are going to benefit them, from i'm sick benefit from them, from i'm sick notes to skipping job interviews , and even their first day of work are generally in z and millennials lazy. >> we'll be debating that later. >> we'll be debating that later. >> and in this sport, india are closing in on winning the fourth test against england. unless an absolute miracle happens, you never know. sixth tier maidstone united play coventry in the fa cup fifth round and cup fifth round tonight and brendan rodgers says the wrong thing female reporter. it's t