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patrick. >> patrick: i used to teach at west point, it is heartbreaking to see university of pennsylvania resigned. you saw at harvard student newspaper asked for a resignation. i think the president's days are numbered, maybe make it through the year, new leadership at harvard because people saw what happened and you can't look the other way when there is antisemitism happening on college campuses is not a place for young americans to go to. >> harris: you can't forget the look claudine gay had. comments about whether or not it is free speech calling for someone's genocide because of faith or race, all that confusion around answering that question, all of that is why we know her. when you dig deeper, you wonder why does she have a job even irrespective of that. >> tammy: she is a product of the system, not the indicator. she is result of the asks that believed in that and divest from israel and jew hatred in general, dei dynamic, she is a symptom of it and it is unfortunate now it is her face in the front and it is bigger than her, you have to deal with her more than what she has become

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this is patrick >> welcome back. this is patrick christys.bnng gb news and it's time now to bring you the second part of my pretty explosive interview with former immigration minister robert jenrick. after detailing how uncontrolled mass legal immigration threatens the identity and culture of our country, we moved on to discuss the small boats crisis and what amendments the rwanda plan needs for it to finally get off the ground , and that hangs over this. >> is does it work? and that's all it really matters to me because creating a workable deterrent means that we stop the boats and that we fix this problem that's causing so much harm to our country. i don't believe the bill does that. and there are two ways, least, there are two ways, at least, that we have to fix it. one is stopping this merry go round of individual claims where an illegal migrant can break into our country and then claim that rwanda might be generally safe . rwanda might be generally safe. but it's not safe for me because of this or that reason. usually spurious, planted i

this is patrick >> welcome back. this is patrick christys.news and it's time now to bring you the second part of my pretty explosive interview with former immigration minister robert jenrick. after detailing how uncontrolled mass legal immigration threatens the identity and culture of our country, we moved on to discuss the small boats crisis and what amendments the rwanda plan needs for it to finally get off the ground , and that hangs over this. >> is does it work? and that's all it really matters to me because creating a workable deterrent means that we stop the boats and that we fix this problem that's causing so much harm to our country. i don't believe the bill does that. and there are two ways, least, there are two ways, at least, that we have to fix it. one is stopping this merry go round of individual claims where an illegal migrant can break into our country and then claim that rwanda might be generally safe . rwanda might be generally safe. but it's not safe for me because of this or that reason. usually spurious, planted in their

patrick radio. it's patrick christys tonight. >> we're only on gb news. newspaper front pages. and they've just been delivered . all they've just been delivered. all right, let's rattle through these. okay. the metro crossbow stalker scandal spared. prison shot dead by police as he attacks the same victim . how attacks the same victim. how many times do we see these stories? crossbow wielding attacker shot dead by police as he broke into a woman's house. was a convicted stalker, spared jail for targeting her before? that's to according police. let's go to the express . 5600 let's go to the express. 5600 migrants identified for the first rwanda flight. so more than 5600 illegal migrants have been shortlisted for the deportation flights to rwanda, the daily express can reveal . the daily express can reveal. all right, the telegraph crying nicola sturgeon you hate to see it ? post office hero turns down it? post office hero turns down theresa renee payout alan bates says that compensation offered . says that compensation offered. 111 days following his claim

i think, patrick, for me, um , i think, patrick, for me, um, i think, patrick, for me, um, i think astion, general election of 2005. >> there was a lot of strong feeling, um, you know, we'd sort of partnered up with the usa to invade , um, afghanistan. there's invade, um, afghanistan. there's a lot of anti—labour feeling dunng a lot of anti—labour feeling during that election campaign as well, um, against tony blair and the labour party . and we did the labour party. and we did manage to win. the labour party. and we did manage to win . and i think, um, manage to win. and i think, um, like i said, the timing is very crucial here. if rishi sunak was listening and he took, um , if he listening and he took, um, if he saw what was going on on the ground, and he took the advice of people that were that had their ears to the ground, he should be calling an election right now, but i don't think he will because i think he will wait till, um, the march elections elections to elections or local elections to see exactly the local , um, see exactly how the local, um, sort outcome of the local sor

and patrick and what does that mean? patrick christys radio.t anywhere on the telly. the very first front pages delivered pages have just been delivered for pack . where are we for my press pack. where are we going with the metro? hanks heroes? 94 mile per hour. havoc but rescuers pluck women and child from the floods. this is, of course , tales of courage as of course, tales of courage as deadly storm batters britain. we go to the guardian . pressure on go to the guardian. pressure on pm grows as striking doctors warn of further disruption. historic six day stoppage begins amid predictions nhs crisis may get worse . i mean, it obviously get worse. i mean, it obviously will because they're on strike. uh, at least 95 die as two blasts hit iranian city. and a picture story there of luke little . a sadly coming up short little. a sadly coming up short at the ali harbi ali. the i leads with trump 2.0 is a threat to uk , warn britain's top to uk, warn britain's top diplomat . to uk, warn britain's top diplomat. but i'll read with you the bullet poin

i'm patrick >> it's 9 pm. i'm patrick christys tonight. buckle up snowflakes , it's time to fight snowflakes, it's time to fight for britain. plus the labour party's mask has slipped. >> he has the blood of thousands of innocent people on his hands. >> will starmer deliver nothing but division and prince harry cosies up to anti monarchists while his family lie in hospital beds? plus, how long is it before another politician is put in danger by deranged fanatics ? in danger by deranged fanatics? >> i'm not going to calm down when people are dying across the world right now, and i will not calm down and she shouldn't ehhen calm down and she shouldn't either. as a representative of the people this country, the people of this country, would read what the would you like to read what the un to say on my panel tonight? >> christine hamilton, adam brooks matthew lazar? and brooks and matthew lazar? and how old codger how is this doddery old codger in charge of the world? in charge of the free world? don't mess with him in america unless you want t

if >> evening, patrick. >> evening, patrick. >> evening, patrick. >> evening , >> evening, patrick. > >> no, i wouldn't give them credit for something as sophisticated as an orchestrated psychological warfare campaign. and i say this lies more at the end of the spectrum of being a little lazy, a little casual with their phraseology and perhaps a little timid about engaging what is quite a complex set of challenges that that faces us. it's just easier to bundle that up and call it world war iii. and pleased you dug up the last warning about brexit and world war iii. there's probably two more that precede that as well. but yet we wait patiently for world war three to come the horizon. come in over the horizon. >> i'm just not sure chris, whether or not is really whether or not this is really the thing to i the responsible thing to do. i mean, know from talking to mean, i do know from talking to people now more than i people that now more than i can remember, anyway, lifetime remember, anyway, in my lifetime at genuinely now at least, people genuinely now concerned about world war iii, a

and patrick and what does that mean? patrick christys radio.get anywhere on the telly. the very first front pages delivered pages have just been delivered for pack . where are we for my press pack. where are we going with the metro? hanks heroes? 94 mile per hour. havoc but rescuers pluck women and child from the floods. this is, of course , tales of courage as of course, tales of courage as deadly storm batters britain. we go to the guardian . pressure on go to the guardian. pressure on pm grows as striking doctors warn of further disruption. historic six day stoppage begins amid predictions nhs crisis may get worse . i mean, it obviously get worse. i mean, it obviously will because they're on strike. uh, at least 95 die as two blasts hit iranian city. and a picture story there of luke little . a sadly coming up short little. a sadly coming up short at the ali harbi ali. the i leads with trump 2.0 is a threat to uk , warn britain's top to uk, warn britain's top diplomat . to uk, warn britain's top diplomat. but i'll read with you the bullet po

he is a patrick. you a human being, patrick.for your views. >> what? what bad? i mean, i don't know what he could do. i mean, well, he could be very he's very he is allegedly very depressed. i mean, the, the headune depressed. i mean, the, the headline when i read the headline, was thought it was headline, i was i thought it was really funny because it's like he's the chop. and he's going to get the chop. and i are going i was like, are they going to kill him? or, you know, what is it they're going do? it that they're going to do? well, know, he is well, because you know, he is a member of their family. he's a, you know, a member of you know, he's a is a member of the family. not the royal family. well, he's not a member of the royal family now, um, he's now, is he? um, but he's a member their family. member of their family. oh, really? going to really? what are they going to do with him? so i think i think at i'm just going at this point i'm just going to say, the family are say, uh, the royal family are almost definitely going

thank you for joining us, patrick. patrick, i want to start off. do you think climate change has become a scape goat for the various challenges facing society today? well, i'm not sure about scape goat, but it certainly has become a way of feeling people full of terror and scaring them half to death, and therefore being much more pliant in and being the people in charge. i think it's being used as a weapon. uh there's, there's no doubt at all that gets a complete false fluid uh that there is a climate emergency or climate crisis of any kind. the weather has been happening since the world began. that was 4600000000 years ago. and it was much more extreme in many times in the past, it was only 20000 years ago when the entire country of canada in half of rusher recovered the sheet of ice more than a mile sick. and then that that melted partly were still in the place to see an ice age. that's another ridiculous assertion that is getting too hot, when in fact this is one of the coldest periods in the history of the earth. that is why there are these hug

thank you for joining us, patrick. patrick, i want to start off. do you think climate change has become a scape goat for the various challenges facing society today? i'm not sure about scape goat, but it certainly has become a way of feeling people full of terror and scaring them half to death, and therefore being much more pliant in being the people in charge. i think it's being used as a weapon there's, there's no doubt at all that gets a complete false hood that there is a climate emergency or climate crisis of any kind. the weather has been happening since the world began. that was 4600000000 years ago, and it was much more extreme in many times in the past. it was only 20000 years ago when the entire country have counted in half of rush it, we're covered to the sheet of ice more than a mile sick. and then that that melted partly, we're still in the place to see an ice age. that's another ridiculous assertion that it's getting too hot, when in fact this is one of the coldest periods in the history of the earth. that is why there are these huge

patrick. >> hi jim patrick, patrick and company. i noticed that 21 percent of the budget is devoted to security. that's almost 8 million dollars. that's 22,000 a day, if you divide by 365. that's very very expensive. i think the security is fantastic, i think it's over the top. and maybe, a little bit over the top, way over the top. how can we save some money there? i believe there are ten tending officers assigned, they are very very expensive. i think we can get by with two. there is a saving. i would like to see that saving put in cheaper rent for the potential tenants to occupy this spaces. that's more, if you get the spaces occupied, there may be more security but marginly so, there is really more activity and that is much more important. thank you. >> thank you, mr. patrick. any other members in the room wishing to comment? seeing none, we'll check online. seeing no members online, closing the public comment. >> public comment is closed. >> i would like to move the item. >> moved by lipkin, is there a second? >> second. >> sec

he is a patrick. you a human being, patrick. away for your views. >> what? what bad? i mean, i don't know what he could do. i mean, well, he could be very he's very he is allegedly very depressed. i mean, the, the headune depressed. i mean, the, the headline when i read the headline, was thought it was headline, i was i thought it was really funny because it's like he's the chop. and he's going to get the chop. and i are going i was like, are they going to kill him? or, you know, what is it they're going do? it that they're going to do? well, know, he is well, because you know, he is a member of their family. he's a, you know, a member of you know, he's a is a member of the family. not the royal family. well, he's not a member of the royal family now, um, he's now, is he? um, but he's a member their family. member of their family. oh, really? going to really? what are they going to do with him? so i think i think at i'm just going at this point i'm just going to say, the family are say, uh, the royal family are almost definitely

thank you for joining us, patrick. patrick, i want to start off. do you think climate change has become a scape goat for the various challenges facing society today? well, i'm not sure about scape goat, but it certainly has become a way of a ceiling people full of terror and scaring them half to death, and therefore being much more pliant in being uh the people in charge. i think it's being used as a weapon. there's, there's no doubt at all that gets a complete false fluid uh that there is a climate emergency or climate crisis of any kind. the weather has been happening since the world began. that was 4600000000 years ago. and it was much more extreme in many times in the past. it was only 20000 years ago when the entire country have counted in half a rush it, we're covered, the sheet of ice more than a mile sick. and then that that melted partly, we're still in the place to see an ice age. that's another ridiculous assertion that it's getting too hot, when in fact this is one of the coldest periods in the history of the earth. that is why there ar

thank you for joining us, patrick. patrick, i want to start off. do you think climate change has become a scape goat for the various challenges facing society today? well, i'm not sure about scape goat, but it certainly has become a way of feeling people full of terror and scaring them half to death, and therefore being much more pliant in and being the people in charge. i think it's being used as a weapon. uh there's, there's no doubt at all that gets a complete false hood that there is a climate emergency or climate crisis of any kind. the weather has been happening since the world began. that was 4600000000 years ago. and it was much more extreme in many times in the past. it was only 20000 years ago in the entire country of canada. in half a rush, it were covered to the sheet of ice, more than a mile sick. and then that that melted partly, we're still in the place to see an ice age. that's another ridiculous assertion that it's getting too hot, when in fact this is one of the coldest periods in the history of the earth. that is why there are th

patrick with paul. patrick >> thank you. good evening.both defeated in the commons tonight. our political editor christopher hope, explains it's a difficult night. >> then for the pm. rishi sunak and his rwanda plan with 60 tory mps, two independents and eight dup mps voting for amendments to try and strengthen his plan, they weren't impressed by the remarks. from the prime minister to gb news on monday, making clear he would overrule european judges which try and frustrate the will of the uk government in sending illegally arrived migrants who arrive here by boat back to rwanda. there has been some casualties too. we have seen the resignations of both lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith , two, deputy clarke—smith, two, deputy chairman of the tory party and later tonight, the resignation of jane stevenson, a parliamentary private secretary to kemi badenoch . so food for to kemi badenoch. so food for thought overnight for government whips and for mr sunak and his team as we go into a key day tomorrow when more amendments are voted on. bu

patrick with paul. patrick >> thank you. good evening.e both defeated in the commons tonight. our political editor christopher hope, explains it's a difficult night. >> then for the pm. rishi sunak and his rwanda plan with 60 tory mps, two independents and eight dup mps voting for amendments to try and strengthen his plan, they weren't impressed by the remarks. from the prime minister to gb news on monday, making clear he would overrule european judges which try and frustrate the will of the uk government in sending illegally arrived migrants who arrive here by boat back to rwanda. there has been some casualties too. we have seen the resignations of both lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith , two, deputy clarke—smith, two, deputy chairman of the tory party and later tonight, the resignation of jane stevenson, a parliamentary private secretary to kemi badenoch . so food for to kemi badenoch. so food for thought overnight for government whips and for mr sunak and his team as we go into a key day tomorrow when more amendments are voted on.

absolutely, patrick. torture. absolutely, patrick.orld stage. and the only reason he's standing on that platform is because he has a royal title , because he has a royal title, and charities are all too happy to have him on board because he's duke of sussex and he's he's the duke of sussex and he's diana's son. but step back from that and look at the tremendous work which diana did during her lifetime. she never got embroiled in this sort of scandal, and neither should harry. he should back away from it. he should step down from it. this charity should be investigated. i mean, this is a man who happily stands beside the prime minister of jamaica, a man who clearly wants to remove his father as head of state. but he's all too happy with that, is all too happy to fly in a private jet to attend that meeting, and what happens to his carbon footprint? so how he's making mistakes all the way down the line. who is advising him? his mother was advised. well, by our government and by the foreign office. but who's advising harry? it doesn't see

thank you for joining us, patrick. patrick, i want to start off. do you think climate change has become a scape goat for the various challenges facing society today? well, i'm not sure about scape goat, but it certainly has become a way of the ceiling people full of terror and scaring them half to death, and therefore being much more pliant in being uh the people in charge i think is being used as a weapon. there's, there's no doubt at all that gets a complete false hood that there is a climate emergency or climate crisis of any kind. the weather has been happening since the world began. that was 4600000000 years ago. and it was much more extreme in many times in the past. it was only 20000 years ago in the entire country of canada and half of rush, it were covered to the sheet of ice more than a mile sick. and then that that melted partly, we're still in the place to see an ice age. that's another ridiculous assertion that it's getting too hot, when in fact this is one of the coldest periods in the history of the earth. that is why there are these

patrick. thank you. good evening to you. will. patrick's right. new weather warnings have been issued with a new storm. storm? josh heading for the uk. just as the country recovers from storm isha . two people died from storm isha. two people died and tens of thousands of people remain without power. after the uk was battered with high winds last night. gusts of more than 100 miles an hour and heavy rain caused major travel disruption, with flooding and fallen trees forcing planes to be diverted and trains to be cancelled , and trains to be cancelled, scotrail has announced today it's again suspending services from 7:00 tomorrow, right through to wednesday morning as the new weather front approaches. there will be no trains on wednesday as the lines are having to be checked for damage . downing street has damage. downing street has denied that the government's pursuing an anti—bbc agenda. after announcing a raft of reforms as part of a review into the corporation . under new the corporation. u

patrick thank you and headlines. patrick thank you and good evening to you . good evening to you. >> well, let's bring you some more detail on that breaking news that patrick was talking about a short time ago. downing street apparently street is apparently bracing itself a leadership itself for a leadership onslaught tonight, as fresh calls roll in for a new prime minister gb news understands senior conservative mp sir simon clarke has been pushing tonight for rishi sunak to quit as leader. he said he should call time on the doom loop that follows multiple letters of no confidence that have been submitted against the prime minister in recent weeks . it's minister in recent weeks. it's expected more senior conservative figures will go pubuc conservative figures will go public later on this evening, questioning the leadership of rishi sunak . that a developing rishi sunak. that a developing story we will of course, gather more detail as it comes to us and you'll have our full update in our next bulletin at 10:00 on th

thank you for joining us, patrick. patrick, i want to start off. do you think climate change has become a scape goat for the various challenges facing society today? i'm not sure about scape goat, but it certainly has become a way of feeling people full of terror and scaring them half to death, and therefore being much more pliant in being the people in charge. i think it's being used as a weapon there's, there's no doubt at all that gets a complete false hood that there is a climate emergency or climate crisis of any kind. the weather has been happening since the world began. that was 4600000000 years ago, and it was much more extreme in many times in the past. it was only 20000 years ago in the entire country of canada. in half a rush, it were covered to the sheet of ice more than a mile sick. and then that that melted partly, we're still in the place to see an ice age. that's another ridiculous assertion that it's getting too hot, when in fact this is one of the coldest periods in the history of the earth. that is why there are these huge ice sh

a waking up patrick melinda, is speaking after school. today, we're going to introduce the new bitcoin coursework. me put him out of the coin and 3 d printer. it's going to be exciting. the children at these private school a supposed to learn about big coins. and why it's important for them. well, welcome, everybody. big point is a, is a money. okay. just like what i have in my pocket, get some money. that's paper money. see i, and big point is a digital mind. what was the level book? let's talk about big cooling the recording is digital money he said, is going is that is a case high translates because patrick mailed it doesn't spilled on it and is the middle of the heat. the, the difference between this and this is the government says this is worth something, but the government says, this isn't worth anything. i can buy hundreds of these pads and, and make as much of this as if i wanted to print it keeps on this. i could make it make as much of it as i wanted to. that's essentially what the government's doing with the gets a bit coined i

patrick, how about how about from your perspective? well, i i would say a of things and i'll take a little walk around the block because a one of my first moments here with nic and standing in the d-day pavilion and at that time, most of the visitors were old older couples, a lot of veterans and nick looked at me and he said, your job is in the future to have this lobby full of 12 year old kids because that's our next audience. that's our next generation. and the struggles for really thinking about what an institution like this means into the future. how do you take the story of world war two and keep it relevant and timely and part of the national and international narrative was part of what made developing liberation so challenging. it would have been easy to say, let's stop at the end of the war. we're done. the boys are home. it's all over. this was such an important heavy lift because of the relevance of what's going on right now. and if you we deal with young people in museums all around the world and one of the first questions y

going from patrick meld. uh well, this is what i call the hidden air, all covered in vines and in foliage. and if you look at what's going on here, we've got the necessary ingredients to break down organic waste and create methane . and for our purposes we would capture dismissing and flare it create energy and mine big point. the organic waste bonds has been inactive for yes. can i to get to the grid is too expensive. so waste water just flows past it. could bait coins from the same mining, finally get it up and running. this is low hanging fruit for us to help the community. and again, it's just another demonstration that big point is the only thing that could come in here and fix this problem. the next level would be the solid waste facility, and then we have created a, a real virtuous cycle of taking waste and creating bitcoin and improving the economy and proving that community and protecting the environment. patrick mount came here from the us as a christian missionary. now he leads the logo, bitcoin pr

i never pick against patrick mahon. , , , �* i, patrick mahon. me earlier. a _ patrick mahon. very wise cindy boren speaking to me earlier. a reminder i speaking to me earlier. a reminder of the draw for the women's league cup quarterfinals which took place here at the start of sportsday for the four quarterfinal to be played on the february seven and 8th. london city will take on the holders arsenalfor london city will take on the holders arsenal for the london city will take on the holders arsenalfor the brighton player arsenal for the brighton player aston arsenalfor the brighton player aston villa, tottenham hotspur against manchester city for that chelsea have wanted twice and they take on championship side sunderland there is reaction to that draw in of course to build against wrexham in the fourth round of the men's fa cup. all live on the bbc sport website. that is all from sportsday. thank you very much for watching. bye—bye. hello. after an extraordinarily mild sunday in the north of scotland on monday, the milder air pushed southwards,

patrick mount came here from the us as a christian missionary. now he leads the logo, bitcoin project with the same zeal. i have a love for this community. i love her guatemala and i love to help people. so if i have a tool that i can use to help people, then you know why not, why not do that? most people here have no bank accounts and done save money. these 2 wants to change that. they've already convinced trump keep up a, treat the toner so in the past, but if she had spat cash, she used it to buy more stock. now she has a big calling, wallet, a new customers. they scanned the coupon code and pick coins land in her wallet on the block chain. and the fun. it'd be clements move when a put this on a form of a name that's been calling is great and it's a way of investing more. patrick told us that the price was actually a have, but if i regularly invest some of the process i'll have more life. okay. can then mosley invest these or not? because at some point, maybe not now, but even a year or 2, the price could explode or sales for the explicit yeah

the st. dogs, a waking up a patrick nelda is speaking at a school. today. we're going to introduce the new bitcoin coursework. me put him out of decline and 3 d printer, it's going to be exciting. the children at these private school are supposed to learn about bitcoin and why it's important for them. well, welcome, everybody. big point is a, is a month. okay, just like what i have in my pocket, just some money. that's paper money. and big point is a digital month. almost a little book. let's talk about big cooling the recording is digital money. he said, is cool is that is a key hi. translates because patrick mailed it doesn't spill down, it is the middle of the heat, the, the difference between this and this is the government says, this is worth something. but the government says, this isn't worth anything. i can buy hundreds of these pads and, and make as much of this as a, if i wanted to predicate zone is i could make it make as much of it as i wanted to . that's essentially what the government's doing with the gets a bit coined is my goal, it's what we

patrick nelda and l. e, as uh, us case site has set up a bit calling wallets for the stuff of a motorcycle rental company. are you list? i'm going to the metal unit lukea sending you money right now. you know, say yes, reach to transactions. they're instantaneous sometimes. 1 dollar. and where can i withdraw this in cash? just so you can move it on like a human atm. you call me and i'll give you the money. you'll bank, give me big coins and i'll give you cash. it's very simple. and we don't charge you anything for the exchange, so no quarter or more we want to in a very exciting and once people understand how it works, everyone move on to use the coding. i have some dallas right now, but i'll have to discuss it with the boss 1st. let's see. looks interesting, but i'm not totally sure. especially because the value fluctuate so much the sunrise impact, such as the st. dogs, a waking up patrick melinda, is speaking after school. today, we're going to introduce the new bitcoin coursework. me put him out of th

a waking up patrick melinda, is speaking after school. today, we're going to introduce the new bitcoin coursework. me put him out of the coin and 3 d printer. it's going to be exciting the children at these private school as opposed to learn about bitcoin and why it's important for them. well, welcome, everybody. big point is a, is a money. okay. just like what i have in my pocket, get some money. that's paper money. and big point is a digital month. also a little book. let's talk about the big cooling. the recording is digital money. he said, is going is that is a case high translates because patrick mailed it doesn't spill dining is the middle of the heat. the, the difference between this and this is the government says this is worth something, but the government says, this isn't worth anything. i can buy hundreds of these pads and, and make as much of this as if i wanted to print it keeps on this. i could make it make as much of it as i wanted to. that's essentially what the government's doing with the gets a bit coined is my goal is w

patrick mount came here from the us as a christian missionary. now he leads the logo, bitcoin project with the same zeal. i have a lot for this community. i love her guatemala and i love to help people. so if i have a tool that i can use to help people, then you know why not, why not do that? most people here have no bank accounts and don't save money. these 2 wants to change that. they've already convinced trump keep up a, treat the toner soon in the past, but if she has bad cash, she used it to buy more stock. now she has a big calling, wallet, a new customers. they scanned the coupon code big coins land in her wallet on the block chain, and the it'd be clements and we're going to put this on a form of a name that's been calling is great and it's, it's a way of investing more. patrick told us that the cost was actually a have, but if i regularly invest some of the process i'll have more life. okay. can they mosley invest these or not? because at some point, maybe not now, but even a year or 2, the price could explode or sales for the explicit y

patrick.n group of tory mps who have actually had it all their own way pretty much when it comes to the rwanda bill. in fact, they have it all their own way , have had it all their own way, wanted rebels to lose wanted the rwanda rebels to lose their whip. so that would be what suella braverman robert jenrick yourself. get a handful of others, i don't know. >> it's the one nation. this is me guessing it's the one nation. because who else could it because to me, who else could it be? um, but but i mean, it's interesting because the lords tonight defeated , um for the tonight defeated, um for the same number of votes virtually. of what? um they wanted by in the commons. and i think if anything, patrick, um , labour's anything, patrick, um, labour's really trying to stop it in the lords. um, and, and it'd be interesting how things when it bounces back in the next few weeks to our house. you know what happens also with rebels because they are putting motions in today to weaken it even more. we're

patrick mount came here from the us as a christian missionary. now he leads the logo, bitcoin project with the same zeal. i have a love for this community. i love her, bought them all on, and i love to help people. so if i have a tool that can be used to help people, then you know why not, why not do that? most people here have no bank accounts and don't save money. these 2 wants to change that. they've already convinced trump keep up a, treat the toner. so in the past, if she had spec cash, she used it to buy more stock. now she has a big calling, wallet, a new customers. they scanned the coupon code and pick coins land in her wallet on the block chain. it'd be clements and we're going to put this on a form of a name that's been calling is great and it's a way of investing more. patrick told us that the price was actually a have, but if i regularly invest some of the process i'll have more life. okay. can 7 moseley invest these or not? because at some point, maybe not now, but even a year or 2. the price could explode or sales for the explicit y

patrick. >> hi jim patrick, patrick and company. i noticed that 21 percent of the budget is devoted to security. that's almost 8 million dollars. that's 22,000 a day, if you divide by 365. that's very very expensive. i think the security is fantastic, i think it's over the top. and maybe, a little bit over the top, way over the top. how can we save some money there? i believe there are ten tending officers assigned, they are very very expensive. i think we can get by with two. there is a saving. i would like to see that saving put in cheaper rent for the potential tenants to occupy this spaces. that's more, if you get the spaces occupied, there may be more security but marginly so, there is really more activity and that is much more important. thank you. any other members in the room wishing to comment? seeing none, we'll check online. seeing no members online, closing the public comment. >> public comment is closed. >> i would like to move the item. >> moved by lipkin, is there a second? >> second. >> seconded business tumlin. mada

are you worried about that kind of patrick mahomes is a good player. >> also i like patrick mahomes. he's a nice guy. but uh- in two sundays from now. you tell me what's going to happen. i don't know. you know what i mean? >> so some of those fans aren't yet guaranteeing victory like they were before this game. it is on to las vegas. viva las vegas. i was talking with a couple from michigan today. dion. they said they paid 1100 each for tickets and i know that's not cheap, but i can't imagine how much super bowl tickets are going to go for. you got two great teams. and then you got that pop star taylor swift will probably be in attendance. dion yeah, maybe add a couple extra zeros for the super bowl price a little bit different there jr before you go, i know you were watching. >> be honest here. did you think the niners were going to pull through. >> of course i echo what chris said. what larry said. now i got to be honest, i think there was a bit of fear, a sense of, uh oh, uh oh. how bad is this going to get? but they turned things around and a good team turns things around, and al

patrick meld. i came here from the us as a christian missionary. now he leads the logo, bitcoin project with the same zeal. i have a love for this community. i love her guatemala and i love to help people. so if i have a tool that can be used to help people, then you know why not, why not do that? most people here have no bank accounts and done save money. these to want to change that. they've already convinced trump keep up a, treat the toner soon in the past, but if she had spec cash, she used it to buy more stock. now she has a big calling, wallet, a new customers. they scanned the coupon code and pick coins land in her wallet on the block chain, and it'd be clements and we're going to put this on a form of a the investment calling is great and it's a way of investing more. patrick told us that the price was actually a have, but if i regularly invest some of the process i'll have more life. okay. can then mosley invest these or not? because at some point, maybe not now, but even a year or 2, the price could explode or sales for the explicit yeah

but a lot people patrick but a lot of people patrick can't afford to do that. friend who works full time with two babies and a teenager. she she . she she. >> everything tina do , it's free. >> now, listen, what is. it's all. it's an accumulation of everything. we need people to be on the right track mentally and to enable them to focus on education and cooking and time. you got to remember processed foods and takeaways or quick , foods and takeaways or quick, snappy. and we live in a society that says, get everything now instead of sitting at home at the table having dinner together. and it's like diane said, um, you know , this active said, um, you know, this active thing i'm active. therefore my child is what's in the cats, in the kittens . you can also be the kittens. you can also be predisposed , like she said, predisposed, like she said, rightly so , to be genetically rightly so, to be genetically overweight . rightly so, to be genetically overweight. but rightly so, to be genetically overweight . but what we need to overweight. but what we need to do is

>> hello, patrick.from our studio in westminster to the cold, draughty ancient hall. the westminster hall in parliament, where mp5 are voting right now on the crucial third reading. the read the vote , which could the read the vote, which could see the entire plan sunk but more likely saved by people like sir robert buckland , the former sir robert buckland, the former justice secretary, who joins me now . robert forecast it now, now. robert forecast it now, who's going to win ? who's going to win? >> i think the government are going to win. i think there are some colleagues who have gone into the no lobby, but i think it will be a government win. i'm not the numbers not going to call the numbers as we this place, we always say, in this place, the has the numbers. the chief whip has the numbers. uh sometimes that's not true uh and sometimes that's not true . but so it is one of those moments of, you know , drama moments of, you know, drama where everybody waiting for the vote. i think the government vot

>> hello, patrick.ur studio in westminster to the cold, draughty ancient hall. the westminster hall in parliament, where mps are voting right now on the crucial third reading. the read the vote , which could the read the vote, which could see the entire plan sunk but more likely saved by people like sir robert buckland , the former sir robert buckland, the former justice secretary, who joins me now . robert forecast it now, now. robert forecast it now, who's going to win ? who's going to win? >> i think the government are going to win. i think there are some colleagues who have gone into the no lobby, but i think it will be a government win. i'm not the numbers not going to call the numbers as we this place, we always say, in this place, the has the numbers. the chief whip has the numbers. uh sometimes that's not true uh and sometimes that's not true . but so it is one of those moments of, you know , drama moments of, you know, drama where everybody waiting for the vote. i think the government vote. but

of course, he had another win, patrick new another win, patrick in new hampshire .o be the nominee? >> well, i think it's all but certain. but the result, i think , still leaves his opponent, nikki haley, who's still in the race as you know, just about viable. wasn't viable. it wasn't such a landslide that she had no option but to fold straight away. but she just seems to me a bit too goody two shoes, a bit too conventional for the current, uh, sort of atmospherics of american politics. so i'd be surprised if she sticks. >> patrick, wasn't it a lot closer than expected because it was an open vote? you had democrats. i was watching us, uh, news last night, and you had democrats being interviewed saying , yeah, i'm democrats being interviewed saying, yeah, i'm going to i'm going to democrat the going to vote democrat in the general came going to vote democrat in the gener here came going to vote democrat in the gener here today came going to vote democrat in the gener here today to came going to vote democrat in the gener here today to vote ame going to vote democrat