n0 no no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight with the treasury set to bank billions more than expected this year. could we be in for some pleasant surprises in the spring? well, don't hold your while, chairman hunt his hands on our post strings . there is still a long strings. there is still a long way to go . the battle against way to go. the battle against inflation . any country, anywhere inflation. any country, anywhere inflation. any country, anywhere in the world with inflation over 10% is seeing it at, frankly, dangerous levels. i'll implore hunt to ditch doomsday ism and revive low tax trusts in almost to save the tories from electoral oblivion . in my digest electoral oblivion. in my digest next that my superstar by way

and tonight i'm joined by dawn neesom adam and ashley james. also coming up, will harry and meghan say for all nothing less than total from their enemies, including their own flesh and blood? well, it seems meghan biographer tom bower , king biographer tom bower, king charles is creating a danger path by considering reconciliation with the sussexes. he's live with me. you're not going to want to miss this one at 950 there in her first interview since the publication of the spare. meghan sister samantha markle reveals terror at the power of the sussexes have over the woke mob in hollywood and beyond that bombshell coming up at 1040. not content with viciously trashing their family , duke of delusion their family, duke of delusion and his vindictive wife from a warpath to their critics, including jeremy clarkson . did including jeremy clarkson. did it surprise me ? no. is it ? yes. it surprise me? no. is it? yes. i mean thank you for proving our

point . but after i mean thank you for proving our point. but after dropping hint clarkson this is that he caved to the woke by apologising to the sussexes should he back against his cancel will top daily mail columnist sarah vine head to head with social commentator joanna zhu head to head with social commentatorjoanna zhu in the clash. that's at 920 westminster as toughest talking has made his feelings clear about scheming sturgeon's dangerous gender reform bill just a pathetic , reform bill just a pathetic, snide attempt to use young people cynical attempts , their people cynical attempts, their pathetic pathway to any . so more pathetic pathway to any. so more mps need to be brave enough to call out the snp for using children as political pawns . and children as political pawns. and their deranged bid for independence . tune in for a dose independence. tune in for a dose of the real world with linda said just after 930, after his rally in oxford union speech went massively viral, clocking up a cool million views and counting online. does author and podcaster constantine gibson think the tide is turning

against wokeism? he's with me at 1020. plus just 18 days after promising stop terrorising, hardworking brits. look who's back from . back from. extinction who has now . good god. more on return of now. good god. more on return of extinction. rebellion, eco terrorism and the media us at ten. i'll have newspapers first for you and a new greatest britain union jackass two. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go the brilliant, humble coming up this hour. he has lots to say and knows a lot actually about what king charles, his current thinking over how deal with prince harry. so that later on this hour my digest next but first the news headlines at nine

with polymer analyst . dan thank with polymer analyst. dan thank you and good evening to you. the prime minister says he wants to make sure all civil service police officers and the force are fully checked fit to serve all constables those in britain will now have to recheck officers against the national database to fully, potentially identify anybody who shouldn't be serving in the police. serving officer david carrick was from the metropolitan police yesterday after admitting to 49 criminal charges, including 24 counts of rape against 12 women over an 18 year period. rishi sunak labelled the carrick episode despicable for the met and said checking personnel needs to be addressed immediately. think the vetting processes have been significantly strengthened the past couple of years and? this particular individual, it would not have passed those vetting processes . but what we want to

processes. but what we want to do is make sure that there aren't serving police officers anywhere at any stage in their career or indeed staff in police who shouldn't be there . health who shouldn't be there. health leaders have said ambulance workers and nurses striking on the same is a huge concern as the same is a huge concern as the nhs faces potentially the biggest day of strike action in its history. 10,000 paramedics, emergency care assistants and call handlers will all walk out in february and march following what the gmb union says is. no action from the government . it's action from the government. it's part of their ongoing dispute over pay and staffing levels. the royal college of nursing currently staging a two day strike in its long running dispute over pay and patient safety . meanwhile, teachers are safety. meanwhile, teachers are also planning to walk out for seven days after no real , seven days after no real, according to them, had been made on pay . the rate at which prices on pay. the rate at which prices are rising has slowed for the second month in a row, but the

cost of some food has hit a 45 year high. the office national statistics says the of inflation fell to 10.5% in december. that's down from 10.7. it says fuel prices were largely behind the slowdown with the average petrol cost down by 8.3 pence a litre since last month . and litre since last month. and police say a missing couple and a newborn baby , enough money to a newborn baby, enough money to allow them to off grid . mark allow them to off grid. mark gordon, constance and their baby have so been missing for 11 days. they were last to a taxi in essex which was heading for london . mr. gordon is a london. mr. gordon is a registered sex while ms. martin comes from a wealthy aristocratic family , the police aristocratic family, the police worry that ms. and the baby haven't had the right medical attention since birth . the port attention since birth. the port of dover warning ferry services between dover and calais will be

suspended tomorrow due to a national strike in france. p&o says it's produced an optimal sailing schedule in light. the 24 hour strike known as the national day of action , france. national day of action, france. the port has said it is still open with services to dunkirk running as normal, but it advises travellers to allow extra time for journeys across the channel that's set you up to date on tv, online and a, b plus . this is gb news. back to dan wootton tonight . wootton tonight. is the doom monger in chief chairman hunt, who seemingly gets on a high tax agenda, was today spreading gloom about our economy. there is still a way to go in the battle against inflation. country anywhere in

the world with inflation over 10% is seeing it at, frankly, dangerously levels for the stability , an economy . but what stability, an economy. but what high tax hunt telling you is that there's good news coming about our finances with clamour for the conservative party to return to a tax cutting agenda growing. for example , bank of growing. for example, bank of england has actually made growing. for example, bank of england has actually mad e £3.8 england has actually made £3.8 billion in profit from th e £19.3 billion in profit from the £19.3 billion in profit from the £19.3 billion of gilts purchased last to stabilise the uk debt market. that adds to £11 billion. the raked in thanks to an unexpected o.1% raked in thanks to an unexpected 0.1% growth rate in november. meanwhile, the government's energy guarantee is now estimated . to be energy guarantee is now estimated. to b e £10 billion estimated. to be £10 billion cheaperin estimated. to be £10 billion cheaper in terms of call. estimated. to be £10 billion cheaper in terms of call . that's cheaper in terms of call. that's thanks to the fast falling international prices. so in other words, there's excuse for to keep the taxpayer down on brits at the highest level since world war ii, which i believe,

would effectively secure the election for the labour party . election for the labour party. so in that climate. q it leak to the guardian's pippa crerar insisting that hunt is planning a slimmed march budget with no immediate tax cuts. a slimmed march budget with no immediate tax cuts . well, that immediate tax cuts. well, that position simply cannot hold so close to a general election , close to a general election, with the tories 20 points behind labour and the loyal trotskyites , like me, believed liz's low tax, high growth agenda the right one. are and preparing fight back. we've already seen some prominent trusts cabinet ministers emerge from hiding in the media, including on this show to try and change the misconceptions around trust . i misconceptions around trust. i think this is policies were right. ultimately the policy of cutting letting people keep more of their own money and making sure that we're going for growth in every corner of our united kingdom. i do not resile from

the fundamental proposition that liz out, which is that this economy our society as a whole needs to become more economic dynamic, more successful . do dynamic, more successful. do i think that much of what liz was trying to achieve is a good thing to achieve that we need economic growth. absolutely now, this is formally organising with politico reporting today that dozens of tory mp, including liz truss herself gathered in the office of simon clarke, who was one of the vote we saw there to launch the conservative group. they goal is to bring back the mission behind trust dynamics, which was so brutally dismissed in the parliamentary party's anti—democrat coup to install rishi sunak and hunt against the wishes of the party membership . wishes of the party membership. and look, there's much to lobby for freezing fuel duty , cutting for freezing fuel duty, cutting the base rate of income tax to 1980, bringing the ditched irr 35 reform legislation, abolishing the 45 paid top tax

rates, and returning to the 40 p rise of tony blair's government. all trust on policies that would have been great for britain but will undermined by the political media establishment. but to respond now , my superstar panel respond now, my superstar panel , former editor of current columnist at the daily star dawn neesom , the businessman and neesom, the businessman and activist adam brooks and the broadcaster ashley james. so dawn neesom . oh, girls, what do dawn neesom. oh, girls, what do you reckon trust nomics needs to come back to the tories to win. stop, hold on a minute. hold a minute. this is this is one month, right? that is the figures are not as bad as expected. one month on, you know, one swallow does not a summer make. we have to play slowly here. you can't just suddenly do jerk reaction that's what got liz truss into this mess in the first place and us along with it because i think that if we as one of the highest taxed countries we're not going to grow what we won't know but

you can't just change overnight kneejerk reaction again this is a that's what got us into the mess the first place. i think we have to see what happens over the next month or so to see how it develops before anyone makes any decisions. one of the reasons the situation stabilised is because what rishi sunak is because of what rishi sunak has done. sorry . is because of what rishi sunak has done. sorry. i mean, has done. i'm sorry. i mean, let's trust the policies . might let's trust the policies. might be we all want growth. be right. we all want growth. okay was going about okay but the way was going about completely wrong. she didn't cost it out. she didn't tell anybody. just it. anybody. she just sprung it. anybody. panicked. anybody. the markets panicked. we in the situation, we were in the situation, of course. the is that course. but the problem is that is what that means is. that hunt has gone so far the other direction . i believe if the tory direction. i believe if the tory continues on the high tax hunt path, they are finished . what is path, they are finished. what is the difference between tories and labour when you've got a conservative party not only giving us, the biggest tax burden since world war ii, but also not even promising to reduce burden within the next few years ? no. any small few years? no. any small business owners and i know a lot

that vote conservative. if there was a general election in the next two years. i know any and but they vote labour a lot of them vote labour either for what is happening is small business is happening is small business is being stifled and almost punished and big business and corporations seem to be that flavour, you know. sunak they globalists they're not for small business and. if we carry on going taxing hardworking people, why would they bother ? why would why would they bother? why would people come to this country , set people come to this country, set up businesses? you know, we one of the highest tax countries in the world and i feel strongly about it, they've got to turn and i was one of the people on this show, the i would back trust. but the optics are wrong. hmm yeah . the fact is, yes , i hmm yeah. the fact is, yes, i think we can agree it was a little bit too, but they were never going to give her a chance. but they were out to destroy her from day one because

she wasn't the choice. they always the globalist sunak in that job. there's many things, especially hospitality of that cut now, which stimulate our industry. it will give people lower prices. it means it's not being talked about. but i'm telling you, if that's on the ground and someone that's working it, it would make a big we could prices . but the we could lower prices. but the minute i've got suppliers , i've minute i've got suppliers, i've had ten emails this this this month all putting up between ten and 15. i can't go on much longer without putting my prices up again so prices in cafe pubs , restaurants, they're going one way and that's going to get worse . we saw that today when worse. we saw that today when the inflation figures came out . the inflation figures came out. actually, we're actually we've got to cut taxes, don't we? i would echo what dawn saying that i don't think we need any more tory u—turns and we need to stick with it. i wouldn't get too optimistic about the inflation being. not as bad as we thought . also, apparently, we thought. also, apparently,

the world had a lot to do with that. and also and we still have the third highest inflation living memory. obviously we also know that public services are completely on their knees. so i don't like paying tax any more than the next person, but i think the issue at the moment is we have the highest tax since world war two two. but that that tax isn't going back into our system. and, you know, whether that's health care, whether that's health care, whether that's education, that's transport for what we pay in, if we were to suddenly have to pay health care, let's say have an system where you still even if you have the best health care, you have the best health care, you still have to pay a fortune and whatever treatment. you might need that be way more than tax. so what i would like to see is where this tax is going . it's is where this tax is going. it's not going to do you know what it's not going to do. well i'm actually getting quite sick. dawn of the left wing demonisation of foreign health systems , specifically america .

systems, specifically america. but look, let me tell you, i was in australia over christmas. now australia, the sort of system that actually would freak out about, i would say this is a terrible system, i promise you people in america, we got to have mental health treatment . we have mental health treatment. we were australia. yes. you to were in australia. yes. you to go and pay to see your gp. but the service was super hub. you could get in exactly . you wanted could get in exactly. you wanted to even dawn if it was 1030 at night. so i'm sick of this demonising the demonisation of foreign health system. we need to conflating two things to look conflating two things here. i think ashley has a very valid point the health valid point about the health care america, which care system in america, which doesn't whole. doesn't work on the whole. however private insurance does start in germany, to example of where a small private care insurance for those who can afford it support the national health care service. this not how america operates. the national health care service for those that can't afford it and you can, as you say, you can get gp appointment on the day you actually book one rather than waiting. so those systems do work i something that work and i think something that the whoever it needs

the government, whoever it needs to look at going and just increasing taxes and pumping more money into the nhs black hole not the answer hole is not the answer personally . personally, i'm personally. personally, i'm backing growth group. i think it's going to be a really important thing and remember, for all of the folk in, the media who just love to slag off liz truss and turn into a joke, remember the vast majority of the conservative party, conservative party voted for her to leader. so you dismiss her and you dismiss her low tax idea at your peril . ultimately, she at your peril. ultimately, she crushed the economy. so that's what made her lose her job. and what made her lose herjob. and she did a virtual election as well. she had a star turn. oh, i quite liked it. still may seven adam brooks actually. davies stuff out of the herald and it's still to come. outrage grows that scheming sturgeon are using agenda reform as political pawn in her independence crusade. should more mps stand up against her one who already has lee anderson gives us a dose of

things in the real world. he's live just after 930. but up next in the clash, as it appears, jeremy clarkson might be having second thoughts about apologising ungracious apologising to the ungracious sussexes he now fight sussexes should he now fight back against top daily mail columnist ? vine goes head to columnist? vine goes head to head with apprentice star and social commentator joanna in the clash after the break. i want to know what you think about this one damage gbnews.uk. tweet us using the handle gb news. our poll running the biggest after the .

break it's break wsfime break it's time for the clash now. despite receiving full apology, harry and meghan is still hell bent on destroying jeremy career and it appears the sussexes trademark lack of grace has caused the brand to start to regret his . eagle eyed fans regret his. eagle eyed fans spotted that he'd suddenly like to tweet, suggesting he caved into the woke and should never have bowed to prince and his partner in the first place. and the nation's leading journalists seemed to agree with star daily mail columnist sarah arguing it's not someone who has made a bad mistake. apologising, apologising , those offended and apologising, those offended and everyone moving on in the hope of doing better. it's cancel culture and the seemingly insatiable need for revenge . so insatiable need for revenge. so with his future at amazon and

itv already in doubt, despite his apology , should jeremy his apology, should jeremy clarkson fight against being cancelled at? the behest of meghan and the rabid sussex squad? let me know your thoughts by emailing me at dan at gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news can vote in our twitter poll , can vote in our twitter poll, but hit out to debate this topic. i am joined by the aforementioned sarah vine and of the apprentice and political joanna ju. so sarah vine, look, you were prepared to stick your head above the parapet and actually say while you don't agree with what? clarkson said and actually doesn't sound like you're a massive fan of clarkson . this idea that he's being cancelled for what he said is actually chilling . yes, i think actually chilling. yes, i think what clarkson wrote about meghan markle was really actually and completely out of order. and i

don't think it should have ever got past the editors and that was a big mistake. but he did apologise and i genuinely think that if someone apologises. then it's worth accepting that apology on the basis that, you know, we all make mistakes. everyone says things that are stupid or wrong occasionally and it doesn't invalidate your entire existence . and my slight entire existence. and my slight problem with the response of the sussexes was quite sort of ungracious and mealy mouthed . ungracious and mealy mouthed. they basically said, thanks for apologising , but actually we apologising, but actually we hate you everything you do. and you know it's not good enough andifs you know it's not good enough and it's never we're never going to accept it. and that's just, you know, if that happens then the world will just grind a halt. i just think i just think it's it feels to me like they what they really want is to see him totally defend, mistreated , him totally defend, mistreated, to lose his career and to be humiliated. and, you know , humiliated. and, you know, whether or not you like jeremy clarkson, lots of people do. he's not really my cup of tea. i don't see. why the man should be

complete be cancelled for doing something he has admitted was a mistake , has apologised for mistake, has apologised for twice . this is all move on. and twice. this is all move on. and don't you think sarah , the way don't you think sarah, the way that the sussexes have reacted to the clarkson apology should actually a real lesson to king charles, who we're told is considering reconciliation should after prince harry an apology from him in another interview the weekend with one of his best mates in daily telegraph. because to me what it is that they're not going to stop at an apology , that's not stop at an apology, that's not going to end their campaign of trying to destroy the royal family. if charles apologises, because for them this is actually about vengeance . yes, actually about vengeance. yes, it's about its admission. they have their own admission to rebuild the royal in their image. what they consider to be acceptable. they want to is like the disgraced the dissolution of the disgraced the dissolution of the monasteries. they want to totally reform it. they want to burn it down and then build it

back in their image. and again, you you may or may not agree with what they want, but the truth that that can't. and truth is that that can't. and the king harry and meghan are pushing and pushing and pushing and. if he gives in, he's to lose everything that he stands . lose everything that he stands. and that would be wrong. i mean, he could apologise to harry in the capacity in his capacity as a father, because i suppose you could argue that as a father , he could argue that as a father, he wasn't perhaps the best father he could have been. but as king i think he has to stand his ground because there's nothing be gained from it. i don't think anything could really do anything that he could really do for and meghan that would for harry and meghan that would satisfy desire for, satisfy their desire for, revenge. and look, certainly very few parents are perfect . very few parents are perfect. well, apart from my own, i have to say that they really are perfect. but. but i have to be honest, having read despair, i actually came away thinking charles was pretty good dad. he could do a lot of things up to spare is also full of some

really unpleasant insults . well, really unpleasant insults. well, some of them aimed at women. i'm not going to go into it, but but you know, he's quite unpleasant about. you know, he's quite unpleasant about . some people in the media about. some people in the media and, you know, he doesn't hold back and i don't think he's going to apologise for any of that. i mean, the thing is, is that. i mean, the thing is, is that basically, unless you conform his world view, then conform to his world view, then he won't accept you at all. and i just think that rigid mindset is very destructive and counterproductive because it doesn't help anyone. doesn't help him and it doesn't help anyone at all. it just makes it everyone just digging their heels in. no maybe he should apologise for calling me a sad little man and destroy your mental health. joanna, she's. you you're here to respond. what? sarah got, wrong? well, i think a couple of things, actually i think that we should be clear about what the sussexes did. sussex says did say in that statement and the things that they had a problem with with jeremy clarkson . one of those

jeremy clarkson. one of those was the fact that jeremy didn't bother to actually write a letter of apology to meghan. he wrote it to harry can't, which kind of echoes some of that misogynistic of tone that misogynistic kind of tone that he kind of began when he he kind of began with when he was spoken about meghan anyway. and the second thing was the acknowledgement that the fact that jeremy clarkson , this isn't that jeremy clarkson, this isn't his first is also not his first incident is also not kind of recognising that he's previous things that he said . previous things that he said. and i quote, you know, from the one show in november and in 2008, 2011, speaking on the pubuc 2008, 2011, speaking on the public sector workers taking a strike, he said, i'd have all shot.i strike, he said, i'd have all shot. i would have them outside and executed in front of their families . so and executed in front of their families. so i think that, you know, it's very that this is something that jeremy clarkson has a tendency . joanna. joanna has a tendency. joanna. joanna have you heard of something ? have you heard of something? three words, which maybe you don't have very few people on the left have it. it's something called sense of humour sense of humour . called sense of humour sense of humour. talking about having

somebody having public sector work. well, he didn't mean it joanna. he didn't mean it. work. well, he didn't mean it joanna. he didn't mean it . you joanna. he didn't mean it. you must understand he didn't actually mean it. just like he wasn't actually proposing for meghan to be paraded the streets of england naked and let members of england naked and let members of the public throw excrement. he has and he has it enhanced of humour. now you might not like it, but just because you don't like it does that mean he should be cancelled . then words have be cancelled. then words have consequence . jeremy clarkson is consequence. jeremy clarkson is a public figure and he's had a long enough career to know where the line is and human beings know . joanna were you speaking know. joanna were you speaking out against jo brand when she suggested that my colleague nigel farage should have battery acid chucked over him ? i mean, i acid chucked over him? i mean, i wasn't invited to do an interview. no, you weren't. you he. would you? i her career impact to joanna to silence. my question was her career impact started at the bbc or channel 4. sorry can i just make this point that if somebody asks, then you

can answer my question . i didn't can answer my question. i didn't hear your question. i just want to make a career impact to that channel. the bbc . and if it channel. the bbc. and if it wasn't, then that's wrong. i'm here to just this isn't about just jeremy. don't have just jeremy. i don't have a problem with just jeremy. i think if you're in a public think that if you're in a public facing role . you have facing role. you have a responsibility in this case. jeremy clarkson should be cancelled. jo brown should be concerned about whether it's to serve on sarah vine. isn't this just. sarah vine isn't just awful because it is proof that actually the left do just want to cancel people. and harry and meghan talk all the time about compassion and forgiveness. and we've had to forgive harry and again, not see uniform scandal caller one of his army colleagues, the p word posy naked in vegas. he's been forgiven a million times but he has no forgiveness . his heart. i has no forgiveness. his heart. i know this is true, but i do think that, you know, you brought up the jay brown. i mean, she's a comedian and, you know, comedy is all about

pushing boundaries and saying things that are very close to the wind. and that's what make people that's what makes people make. that's what makes people make. that's what makes people humans work people laugh and how humans work . that jeremy . and i think that jeremy clarkson , an entertainer, he's clarkson, an entertainer, he's not really public figure. he's he's he's he's got this persona of sort of pub poor bloke. he, you know , sort of like i said in you know, sort of like i said in my column at dinosaur, you know , rude and all of those that's that's who he is. and know it's not you know, of course he's not going to not suggesting that we do any of those things. he's just he that's how he entertains. i mean, there are other comedians i mean, there was a comedian who said me that having sex me was worse than having sex me was worse than having sex me was worse than having sex with a dead pig . i having sex with a dead pig. i mean, really in the guardian. so, know, these things get so, you know, these things get so just have i mean yes. so you just have to i mean yes. it's not a very nice thing to, say that's true, but i say and maybe that's true, but i just know, i'm not that i just you know, i'm not that i don't believe that is true. sarah ferguson so you don't believe suppose believe that's true? i suppose i suppose i come from i mean, i'm

quite a tough in the sense that people say lots of things about me that are not and not nice and. you know i sort of see it as the price being who i am. you know, i'm a journalist. and so, you know, you live by the sword, you know, you live by the sword, you die by the sword. you can't get upset. everyone every time disagrees or says disagrees with you or says something you. and that's something about you. and that's just the way the world is. and |, just the way the world is. and i, i do think go back to the thing that talks and apologise. i think what you said about him emailing. had emailing. he said that he had emailed meghan and harry so maybe he just had one email address and was what he sent it to. i don't know the details of that i'm sure that he but i mean i don't think even clarkson apologise to a woman via her husband but maybe he did you know that that i think it's also not great but what i'm saying is that be allowed to that people should be allowed to regret what they've done to apologise and to move on and it behovesi apologise and to move on and it behoves i think , sussexes to be behoves i think, sussexes to be gracious about this because they are in a position of power and they do hold power and sway .

they do hold power and sway. know, i just don't think , you know, i just don't think, you know, what do they want for him to be living in a cardboard box on the streets? i don't what their end game is here. why how does how does it benefit them does it how does it benefit them if he is cancelled . don't if he is cancelled. don't understand why. why would you want that i mean, you know. but they clearly do they clearly do. and i think it says a lot about them. it was a brilliant column. top daily mail columnist, sarah vine, the star of the apprentice , political commentator. joanna charles, fascinating charles, you fascinating debates. do agree with? debates. who do you agree with? should back against should jeremy fight back against his sean harry on twitter says, yes, he should although i fear it would be a lost cause fighting against cancel culture is impossible when it's been embraced by media outlets and every day companies worldwide couldn't agree more with you. sean. actually from cannes if jo brand still work after saying she wanted to throw acid at nigel farage, why can't clarkson ? yes, because he is a, quote, cis white male . and that's a no cis white male. and that's a no no in today's world. and from steve, there's point he admitted

wrongdoing by apologising never apologise to the perpetually offended and i agree i think jeremy clarkson a huge mistake by apologising but the results in a whopping 92% of you agree that jeremy clarkson should fight back against his cancellation just 8% of you say he should accept his fate. coming up, is king charles treading a dangerous path by considering with the sussexes top making biographer tom bower joins me for an unmissable interview at 950. but first, westminster his toughest talking mp has made it clear what he thinks of sturgeon exploits gender reform to force two independence. but should others independence. but should others in westminster also be as brave 7 in westminster also be as brave ? lee anderson takes us to the railway world straight after the

break time for the real world with lee anderson now nicola sturgeon's dangerous recognition bill has sparked fears in the house of commons this week , but it took commons this week, but it took westminster's toughest talking mp to point out that this entire debacle is all a political ploy . the snp watch this. this just proves to me this latest debacle from the snp proves that are not fit to govern in scotland is absolutely pathetic, but just the secretary of state agree with me that this gender reform , so—called gender reform bill from the snp is just a pathetic

snide attempt to use young people, a cynical attempt on their pathetic pathway to independence and i couldn't agree more actually . and agree more actually. and sturgeon keeps about how it's the tories stoke in the culture war. she's actually person who is using trans people for political purposes and i think sick it's despicable dan i mean this is of a new war i think in westminster the snp are losing the debate in real world on independence and will use any dirty trick possible to try and to try and meet that goal. this actually using people as pawns in a political game is worse than sick. they should hang their heads in shame and they are to keep banging on about another referendum on independence. if they had a referendum on this subject . they referendum on this subject. they would get wiped out 90. absolutely it sickens me . they absolutely it sickens me. they are pathetic. they are real sample of horrible people that, like i say, diluting young

people for this is sick . people for this is sick. absolutely sick. and they were yesterday in the house, i watched that entire debate booing and jeering the labour mp duffield because she was standing up for the rights of biological brothers , one of the biological brothers, one of the bravest meps in there mean she stood up because i was there and. they, they were jeering and booing rabble up to booing they are a rabble up to look rabble. i sit there and watch week in, week out and i think if the scottish people could see some of the behaviour they come out with that they come out with in that chamber, probably wouldn't chamber, they probably wouldn't vote time. it's vote for them next time. it's disgusting and it's one of the things in parliament when i get there i think i don't want to part of this but i'm not going to sit back and be quiet while people are destroying young people's. and think you made a people's. and i think you made a very important point and i couldn't believe this. the food standards have worried standards agency have worried this week by warning that bringing cake into office is as damaging your co—workers is as

passive smoking as this was. professor susan jebb as compared snack cultures the old days drinkers worsening their health by sitting in smoke filled pubs so insane the nanny is them. i would say it's the ridicule . i would say it's the ridicule. i mean what is going on in world when they complain about cake . i when they complain about cake. i mean we've got we've had racist cheese , we've had racing, racist cheese, we've had racing, racist gardening, we've got cake now affecting the workplace. i'll tell you what, the problem is. it is too many people, too many in this country with too much time on their arms spouting this nonsense. time they nonsense. it's about time they got we also got a properjob. and we also seen i think you wanted seen today, i think you wanted the police forces and some local councils there was banging on about telling people to big about telling people to wear big winter during during the winter coats during during the cold spell. i mean, do think we're idiots in this country? i mean, if cold you put your coat on. as simple these people on. it's as simple these people and in six, six figure salaries and in six, six figure salaries and they're people to and they're telling people to put pair gloves it put a pair of gloves on and it goes up nonsense they need goes up nonsense that they need sacking. and these folk in the home office telling staff in the

homeland department homeland security department this they use the this that they can't use the word mate any more . well, word mate any more. well, listen, a completely into it nonsense . you know, it's not nonsense. you know, it's not about this many, many times you don't want to call somebody made you call them love you call them dog. well what's going on with this? well, are these this? well, these are these terms there's not terms of endearment. there's not meant to offend people. it's we need to call this out to every opportunity. sally been following and. following your twitter feed and. you a major diet . you have started a major diet. at my age. it's the keto diet, right ? you can't have carbs. you right? you can't have carbs. you can't find any sugar. yeah. so i be inflicting you to some form of workplace . if i said , leigh, of workplace. if i said, leigh, i've bought you in a beautiful victoria sponge. well listen, i mean, i like the looks of . i mean, i like the looks of. i mean, i like the looks of. i mean, i like the looks of. i mean, i just taste it's very keto. let me tell you what the cream cream . i'm not sure that

cream cream. i'm not sure that that's homophobic cake or a racist cake, but it is definitely delicious. so do you feel like i've subjected you to a health crime? bad as it is quite cruel what you've done to me. i didn't expect, but a victoria sponge. i do love that. i call it one of the big stories of the week. leigh is of course this ongoing strike situation . this ongoing strike situation. i've just got the front page of the guardian which says nurses and ambulance staff to an unprecedented joint strike what do you make of that story, little i'll tell you what we all have sympathy with public sector workers. i mean, in ashfield you've probably got about two copies of the guardian , complete copies of the guardian, complete with those bodies. so what we normally do, if you see one of these floating around is just look at the light up for the guardian and just throw it on the floor, because that's where belongs. leigh that's probably one of the five sales we get them for later and for that it's all right. well, we know what you think of the guardian's

coverage of the strikes then. well and truly the sword. thank you so much for taking us into the real world. that was westminster's toughest talking mp. don't think he'll be on mp. i don't think he'll be on the phone to pippa corera later somehow . now, the phone to pippa corera later somehow. now, coming up, harry and meghan , a major threat to and meghan, a major threat to freedom of the press and freedom of speech. my panel debate that and we'll take a look at the first two wars. newspapers other than the guardian of the buzz after the after ten. but first, will the runaway royals settle for anything other than capitulation from their royal targets? and would king charles be a fool to try and reconcile with the couple's biographer, one of the country's top journalists, tom bower? he's going to join me bower? so. he's going to join me live unmissable take. live with his unmissable take. he's of exclusive he's got lots of exclusive details this straight after details on this straight after the .

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was business as usual for the princess of wales as she visited a nursery in luton as part of her early years development work, they engaged in was her first solo appearance since the release of spy for spare was jam packed with personal against her and prince william. so while kate admirably carries out her duties, the dim witted duke is in diplomatic hot water with the despotic regime of iran, using his kill count revelation help justify the execution of a detained british iranian aliriza akbari . but even though harry akbari. but even though harry continues , to damage the continues, to damage the reputation of britain and monarchy, king charles is reportedly eyeing reconciliation talks even before his coronation in may. well, my next guest , in may. well, my next guest, markle's biographer and one of the country's top journalists, tom bower, received word at a recent private dinner for . recent private dinner for. friends hosted by the king and queen consort at clarence house. guests were shocked by. his

majesty's reluctance to confront his tearaway son. sir tom, great to have you . you say the king to have you. you say the king could be treading a dangerous path because harry and meghan would settle for nothing less than , total capitulation , than, total capitulation, victory. what have you learned . victory. what have you learned. well good evening. well, i think the problem is that charles hates confrontation that throughout his whole life has made his best to avoid challenging people who might some way harm him . and he's some way harm him. and he's scared. he's scared of harry. now, when harry claims that there's another 400 page views of , his there's another 400 page views of, his memoirs, which have not been published . and harry is been published. and harry is able, in my view, to really damage charles by releasing more information or inventions and lies about the problems . diana lies about the problems. diana with camilla and his relationship with kate . william. relationship with kate. william. and i'm afraid the king is certainly seeing that, sir up is

the worst policy to pursue has made it clear to his close friends that he'd to find some sort of reconciliation and settling men with harry and meghan . and that course, in my meghan. and that course, in my view , would spell doom and view, would spell doom and disaster for monarchy. i think it's absolute madness. i mean, surely , tom, this is not surely, tom, this is not something that prince william is going to go along with . well, going to go along with. well, dan , i think you're absolutely dan, i think you're absolutely right. i mean, william kate have been utterly humiliated and insulted . at first by meghan insulted. at first by meghan herself in the oprah winfrey interview. and again in spare the book and the idea that william, should in any way seek reconciliation, apologise to harry and meghan for anything . harry and meghan for anything. these inventions , the montecito these inventions, the montecito huckster have delivered about the prince and princess of wales is absurd. and i think here we

see a definite division between prince william and his father , prince william and his father, prince william and his father, prince william, going no, we want to apologise to harry for his invented allegations about kate and william not treating the couple properly. i fear that if father in any way reconciliation, of course , the reconciliation, of course, the montecito couple will certainly not accept because a simple apology go on something that is actually grovelling up to capitulation, which will damage the monarchy, even more than it has. so far been . indeed. and has. so far been. indeed. and shouldn't tom charles take a bit of a lesson from how harry and meghan to jeremy clarkson's apology this week? because look, that was completely grovelling. it was boot licking in its desperation to beg for forgiveness. and not only did they not accept the apology tom

they not accept the apology tom they released a public statement trying to end the career jeremy clarkson forevermore and they may well be successful on that front and the woke media at where itv and where amazon is that but i think they would do a very similar thing to charles and to william if they think that one apology is to aid into this campaign of destruction from the sussexes, i think not very naive . well, i agree with very naive. well, i agree with you, putting the jeremy clarkson issue to the side of course, what the palace believes is. thatis what the palace believes is. that is a secret negotiate a peace deal with the sussexes. they can both make a statement that'll , be it. but of course, that'll, be it. but of course, you can't trust meghan and harry. that's the point. even if you think you've got a deal and i don't believe that it is possible, but if think you have the palace was shocked that they were reneging immediately because they have no advantage over reconciliation . the over reconciliation. the advantage of ending their

vendetta against the windsors and against their whole financial future is tied up in publishing more revelations , publishing more revelations, villains, accusations and all the rest. so i didn't that the palace would even begin to in any way see a deal or apologise . jeremy clarkson did at least not that. but what they need to is face up to the black that is coming from california and in some way or other undermine harry's and meghan's credibility . and this is blackmail tom. i think you're absolutely right to call it that . i did earlier in call it that. i did earlier in the week , the interview in the the week, the interview in the daily telegraph was nothing short of emotional blackmail on a global scale. your solution ? a global scale. your solution? this is fascinating, though . you this is fascinating, though. you actually think that william really needs to be on the front and potentially even speak out publicly . is that right? yes, publicly. is that right? yes, that's right. and i think that

once the publicity campaign of harry's to promote his book dies out, which obviously will at some stage early , william can some stage early, william can make a seize and a reasonable statement to the world to assert the following fundamental facts that meghan was warmly welcomed in britain , that everyone in the in britain, that everyone in the royal tried their very, very hardest to make her feel at home and accommodate her. but that unfortunately meghan only wanted to be the star and made it impossible for her and the royal family to collaborate and co—exist. i think in the end they're going to have to somehow pubush they're going to have to somehow publish the report into the investigation of alleged bullying her staff in kensington palace . and i think william has palace. and i think william has to say that the monarchy of britain is not there to be a target for people who want to make money and gain from attacking them. william is the right man . make it. it should right man. make it. it should not be the interview , but a

not be the interview, but a statement in regal manner and a noble and considered matter. but i think that the way for them somehow and to draw a line under these attacks and humiliate the sussexes to stop that campaign . sussexes to stop that campaign. and i think william would do a very good job that you will remember his statement against the bbc after the findings of the bbc after the findings of the martin bashir were released. and it was regal. it was very sophisticated. and i think william would do well that. can just talk a little bit about some of fallout from the revelations in spare. of course harry harry wants to blame the british press when it comes to his kill count revelation having ramifications just this week we've seen the despotic iranian regime using it to try and justify a despicable execution . justify a despicable execution. well this is the sadness of

stupidity of prince harry. he doesn't understand the terrible consequences of many of his allegations and accusations and unfortunately, misrepresentation and the lies in his book. now in the case of the 25 taliban, he claims to have killed . it was claims to have killed. it was a very foolish thing of him to have actually said that to his ghost—writer . the ghost—writer, ghost—writer. the ghost—writer, of course, is looking for anything to set up the and he didn't think about the consequences . think harry has consequences. think harry has put not only himself, but every briton now in some sort of danger of retaliation . it's danger of retaliation. it's a very sensitive and there's just one tiny example of the huge damage that harry has caused by his book. he has undermined the status of the royal family but in this case, in the case , the

in this case, in the case, the taliban is now increased , the taliban is now increased, the danger to himself . i don't think danger to himself. i don't think you realise noted of course, meghan , who is behind this whole meghan, who is behind this whole thing , what the consequence thing, what the consequence would be of making this tape. i mean, it was a very, very dangerous thing to do because when you see what happened, it's rushdie ten, 20 years after the fatwa was issued, you still in the air. there's always some lunatic who is willing to carry it out . is it hard to see how it out. is it hard to see how harry is going to escape the dangers that he has ? huge dangers that he has? huge romantic cases and repercussions and the best analysis in the business as ever from tom bower, who is, of course, author of the brilliant meghan biography, revenge coming up after his rounds in oxford union speech when mass believer all across the globe does and podcaster constantine kissin , i think the constantine kissin, i think the tide is finally turning against wokeism. he's live in the city and i'll play you some of that at 1020. but first, as harry and

meghan dismiss clarkson's apology and with and itv considering cancelling the journalist and entertainer altogether are the montecito owners using woke power to destroy of speech and expression superstar panel, dive into this one. we're back in just 2 minutes time.

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wolfson. tonight's it's the comeback that could save the tories. so, of course, the left , with the help course, the left, with the help of the msm , are determined to of the msm, are determined to end. boris johnson once and for all by every cough and speech of his privileges . testimony a move his privileges. testimony a move supporters fear will turn the probe into a live kangaroo court . so at 1030, i'm asking, is partygate history being resurrected ? sabotage the beeb resurrected? sabotage the beeb movement? that's bring back bofis movement? that's bring back boris movement or could the

media circus herald return of bofis media circus herald return of boris this show man. as one of my superstar panellists . joining my superstar panellists. joining me tonight dawn neesom , adam me tonight dawn neesom, adam brookes and ashley james after jeremy clarkson is reportedly cancelled by amazon and potential itv to the latest target of harry and meghan's hate campaign and has a powerful new ally estranged sister , the new ally estranged sister, the duchess samantha markle , the duchess samantha markle, the free speech champion out and gives her first review of smash she's live me at 1040 plus are the sussexes and their woke army threats to of speech. we'll debate that next. also on the show tonight after his rousing oxford union speech went viral all around the globe , up a cool all around the globe, up a cool 20 million views online. does author and podcast tech constantine kiss and think the tide turning against wokeism ? tide turning against wokeism? he's live in the studio at 1020 and after make your day new year's resolution to quit terrorising the public just 18

days ago. look who's from . days ago. look who's from. extinction who has no upbringing more in the terrorists of exile in the media. but in just a few minutes, we'll have tomorrow's front pages and new greatest britain union jack , too. but britain union jack, too. but before all of that, the news headunes before all of that, the news headlines a ten with polymer list . dan, headlines a ten with polymer list. dan, thanks very much indeed and good evening to you. our top story on gb news tonight, the prime minister he wants to make sure all police officers in the force are fully checked and fit to serve. all can sabmiller is in britain will now have to their officers against the national police database to potentially identify anybody who shouldn't be serving in the serving officer david.

kerrick was sacked from the metropolitan police yesterday after to 49 criminal charges , after to 49 criminal charges, including 24 counts of rape against 12 women over an 18 year penod against 12 women over an 18 year period where sunak labelled the carrick episode despicable for the metropolitan and said checking needs to be immediately. i think the vetting process is have significantly strengthened over the past couple of years and this individual it would not have passed those vetting processes today. but what we want to do is make that there aren't serving police officers at any stage in their career or indeed staff in police forces who shouldn't be there . how leaders have said there. how leaders have said ambulance workers , nurses ambulance workers, nurses striking on the same day is a huge concern as the nhs faces potentially the biggest day of strike action in its history. 10,000 paramedics, emergency care and co handlers will walk

out in february and march following what the gmb union says is no action from the government. it's part of their dispute over pay and, staffing levels and the royal college of nursing is currently staging a two day strike in its long running dispute over pay and patient safety and. teachers are also planning to walk out for seven days after notre . progress seven days after notre. progress on pay has made, according to the union, the rate which prices are rising slowed for the second month in a row , but the cost of month in a row, but the cost of some food has hit a 45 year high. the office for national statistics says the of inflation fell to 10.5% in december. that's down from 10.7 from the month before . it says falling month before. it says falling fuel prices were largely behind the slowdown with the average petrol cost down by 8.3 pence a litre since last . now, police

litre since last. now, police a missing couple and their newborn baby have enough cash to allow them to stay off grid. mark gordon , constance, martin and gordon, constance, martin and the newborn baby have so far been missing for 11 days. they were last traced to a taxi in essex , was heading for london. essex, was heading for london. mr. gordon is a registered sex while ms. martin comes from a wealthy aristocratic family . the wealthy aristocratic family. the police are worrying that ms. martin and her baby haven't had the crack medical attention since the baby was born . and since the baby was born. and lastly, the port of dover is warning ferry services dover and calais will be suspended tomorrow due to a national strike in france ends p&o ferries . it's produced an ferries. it's produced an optimised sailing schedule in light of the 24 hour strike known the national day of action in. the port has said is still open with services running to dunkirk as normal . but it dunkirk as normal. but it advises travellers to allow extra time for their journeys .

extra time for their journeys. you're up to date on tv online and dab plus radio with gb news the people's channel. well, now it's the people's channel. well, now wsfime the people's channel. well, now it's time for dan wootton wootton . wootton. tomorrow, as you cite now in our mediabuzz . first front pages are mediabuzz. first front pages are in the major with the headline mr. coffee . that's funny, mr. coffee. that's funny, actually. they like chance jeremy hunt's condescending inflation an explainer to rowan atkinson cringe comedy character. i could see the similarities, i have to admit the elites with the growing scandal around prepay energy metres revealing that 99.99% of court warrants allowing energy companies to forcibly enter private homes were waved through . just 72 applications out of over half a were refused by magistrate adds. the daily star says , let us eat cake. this is

says, let us eat cake. this is following number 10, officially urging us to ignore chiefs advice on not eating cake at work. that's lucky because i bought lots in today the independ din quotes ex brexit secretary davis telling boris to back off amid his claims a comeback will lead to a landslide defeat for the tories. we'll have more on bojo rumoured return and the ongoing partygate witch hunt in the media violence later. but first let me bring in my superstar , former editor of my superstar, former editor of the daily star dawn neesom, the businessman brooks, and the broadcaster ashley . now the broadcaster ashley. now the mountain of cancellation of jeremy clarkson has taken on a greater significance . the msm greater significance. the msm corporate lefties and the woke hollywood mob are ever going to admit in a letter in december and published by industry bible variety today, itv , carolyn variety today, itv, carolyn mccall commented that there was, quote, no place on itv for the who wants to be a millionaire host. comments about meghan and with both itv and reportedly weighing up clarkson's future,

this is proving to be yet nail in the coffin for freedom expression in this country . from expression in this country. from the moment clarkson's words were printed, my position has been very clear. i was no fan of the column, and his game of thrones inspired attempt at humour was ill judged in my opinion, but its humour and attempts to destroy his livelihood at the behest of the duke of delusion. prince harry, his vengeful wife, meghan, sends down my spine . and meghan, sends down my spine. and as i wrote in a new column for the mail online tonight, harry and meghan like to pretend media campaign is concerned about reforming the press but what they really want to do is cancel their critics as if they are russian or north korean dictators . adam brooks i think dictators. adam brooks i think it's really this because jeremy clarkson is just some journalist or some columnist. he is one of britain's most popular tv personalities. he has literally hundreds of millions of across the globe, but because of the

hollywood orthodoxy where they are drunk on. this woke mumbo jumbo by harry and meghan . the jumbo by harry and meghan. the fact that he is offended there means he is literally looking down the barrel , losing means he is literally looking down the barrel, losing his mainstream tv career. and that terrifies me . what it means is terrifies me. what it means is that all of those smaller tv presenters and columnists and journalist all around the world are going to start thinking, oh, you know what? i think about harry and meghan, i might take my friends about it in the whatsapp group, but i've never expressed publicly because expressed that publicly because i might be cancel hypocrite lot of as well. but look, let's of them as well. but look, let's i disagree with jeremy clarkson said i can't defend that but he wasn't it seriously either it wasn't it seriously either it was a joke it was it was in fact didn't actually mean he wanted it making it around the country it making it around the country it was in bad taste but do i want it cancelled now i don't i don't know who they think they are . i think they get in don't know who they think they are. i think they get in a little bit about themselves. yeah how about we talk about harry's long standing record of

racist comments or his offensive behaviour? um, yeah. he's forgiven time and time again . forgiven time and time again. and even meghan's proven lies over and over again . people make over and over again. people make mistakes. is let's move on. you know, we can all call out as being distasteful or. you agree with it or you don't, but does he deserve to lose future ? no, i he deserve to lose future? no, i don't think he does . dawn neesom don't think he does. dawn neesom where do you stand on this ? mean where do you stand on this? mean you've been in it? you were the longest serving female newspaper. believe. i'm newspaper. describe believe. i'm stunned that the column got published first place did published in the first place did nobody it. i mean, in my nobody read it. i mean, in my world, dan, as you know, you work in newspapers, the buck stops with the editor. it isn't not she's not the clerk because i someone read that i mean, someone have read that and it was i mean, and seen that it was i mean, i agree with that. and it's profoundly way rather than but the apologised and taken the sun has apologised and taken the sun has apologised and taken the know what? the content. and you know what? you when you were you also know that when you were editing newspaper and i no editing a newspaper and i no mistake happen that often just little mistakes. it's not actually of campaign

actually some sort of campaign i this very strange hysteria about this very strange hysteria about this it were written about because it was also not very kind about nicholas sturgeon in the same column now that the about that is non—existent. no one really seems to care is because it is this particular woman that there seems to be kneejerk reaction and you know and for meghan and to say that you know clarkson's words were dangerous . well i think if we're dangerous. well i think if we're talking about dangerous words, a certain book out at the moment, you might've heard of it spell where it mentions killing 25 taliban . oh, that's genuine taliban run. oh, that's genuine dangen taliban run. oh, that's genuine danger. genuine yes. possible. dangerous. i mean, iran have picked up on that one. and so , picked up on that one. and so, you know, mullahs in iran you know, the mullahs in iran make class and the like and sort of like a suffragette chair with the misogyny so it's like the misogyny. so it's like there's danger and there's danger and has jeremy clarkson supposed cancel which is and i don't think he will be put me off writing about harry and no it has you you'll brave and you've a lot of experience you've a lot of experience you've got to admit most young

journalists now would be very terrified and most presenters would be too. actually are you one of those people on the left want jeremy clarkson to be cancelled? no, i don't him to be cancelled. i think that's a good start. like clarkson's farm met jeremy several times. i'm friends . daughter i think friends. his daughter i think what i have issue with one thing that you said of it's humour and also you saying it's not dangerous i actually disagree with because actually i'm you know this sort of sexist i wasn't that compared to what harry wrote in his book that think is not dangerous whoever they said it about. i don't particularly care if it's harry and meghan or if it was somebody else that he said it about. but what it does is like so the media forms the attitudes of society and when you look in news even today we news today even just today we looking at the 22 year old jake davidson was radicalised online became and so and as a result it was the worst mass shooting in the uk . then you look at david the uk. then you look at david carrick the police officer that

was well i think this is going to be radiation therapy. you're about to link this back to jeremy clarkson it all began though it all begins sex and then the reason why cousins and i had to go away doing what they did. let me come here and i'll i'll i'll let you come back. so i'll i'll let you come back. so i just to follow your i just want to follow your argument. you're saying that argument. so you're saying that misogynistic language , negative, misogynistic language, negative, rude language about can be dangerous is that what you say yes or no. okay so i just i get the violence women so i just wonder i just want to read you some extracts from harry's book. okay so he writes about his school matron, pat, who he didn't fancy as a teenager. pat wasn't she was cold. he describes the country's most successful female newspaper as a loathsome toad and goes on to say if one who knew her was in full that she was infected. posted on the of humanity, plus a rude word excuse a journalist, and he described queen camilla ,

and he described queen camilla, his own stepmother , as dangerous his own stepmother, as dangerous and the villain so you're so critical of jeremy clarkson's misogynistic language. do you also believe that prince harry's language about women in sport is . i'm critical of who use that language dangerous that i've just read you because i'm following your argument here. yeah but what i don't see prince harry is dangerous too. i'm not here to defend. as i said, i couldn't care less whether he said it about meghan. with meghan and harry are involved in the if there is sexism the story. if there is sexism whether from harry whether it comes from harry whether it comes from harry whether that sex it's whether it is that sex it's because you're saying clarkson whether it is that sex it's be sixese you're saying clarkson whether it is that sex it's be sixes butj're saying clarkson whether it is that sex it's be sixes butj'rewhatng clarkson whether it is that sex it's be sixes butj'rewhat yoularkson whether it is that sex it's be sixes butj'rewhat you sayson is sixes but is what you say it's i'm saying his words it's sex. i'm saying his words have consequences. what harry sizes. i haven't read the whole bit, but i believe he just way too passive sexism then. yes, of course . so harry is as in course. so harry is as in following logic. this is not my logic, by the way. this is your logic, by the way. this is your logic to follow in your logic prince harry is as odd and as

dangerous as jeremy clarkson. he didn't . for somebody to be didn't. for somebody to be stripped naked . i'm not going to stripped naked. i'm not going to rank sexism is a cross reference to game of thrones. it was an incredibly taste he shouldn't play incredibly taste he shouldn't play that i'm bored of sexism being dismissed as this harmless banter because that is why i think, okay . but i don't think think, okay. but i don't think that's fair. that's not banter by harry describing a very successful, by the way countries no offence to him but you would argue may be the country's most female . rebekah female journalist. rebekah brooks is a loathsome toad . i brooks is a loathsome toad. i mean, that is also the disgrace is the language in both cases appalling. and i agree with ashleigh , language has no place. ashleigh, language has no place. yeah, but nonetheless, i mean, how to but absolutely in cases but it's not as dangerous it's like the time was priti patel the abuse she got you know so that to me is a factor in lots of female stepping down from politics. and so i think that again, no one speaks up when the sex abuse is against priti patel or about or against. so i would rather them because they're on

the rise. they do know i normally wouldn't judge the breaking of new year's resolution, they resolution, but the greens, they said once said extinction rebellion once again, despite swearing again, carnage despite swearing off disruptive protest in 2023. and got me fired up and it's got me all fired up their target levelling up their latest target levelling up secretary michael gove who's offices were splattered with black by a bunch of jaundiced ghosts response to him green lighting a cumbrian coal mine in december. look . december. look. ihave. december. look. i have . come to have no now this i have. come to have no now this attack on the home office which two men were arrested on suspicion causing criminal damage is not only misguided , damage is not only misguided, the mine will create 2000 jobs in midst of cost of living. an energy crisis. it also proves you can't a thing these eco lunacy after declaring we quit at the turn of the new year

exile lasted just 17 days before getting back it. and if they dispute whether was a disruptive protest, i'd ask the poor folk and we'll see them here. look at their ordinary you good people who were to spend the day scrubbing up after those revolting middle class champagne and socialist eco terrorists . and socialist eco terrorists. and they make me ill actually . and they make me ill actually. james adam brooks dawn neesom do stand by because coming up as fears that boris johnson faces live kangaroo course in front the privileges committee is part gate hysteria being resurrected . sink him for good or could this be his opportunity to charm the public? once again, we're going to tackle this in the media at 1030. but first, after his rousing oxford union speech, attacking woke culture went global virally , does author and global virally, does author and podcaster constantine kissin think wokeism is on the downswing? he joins me live in the studio straight after the .

break now , channel has never shied now, channel has never shied away from standing to the pc mob and their tokenistic of so—called activism, which has seen numerous important figures cancel soared. but is sanity finally prevailing? well, friend of the show , the author and of the show, the author and podcaster of constantine gibson's attack on woke at the

oxford union, has gone viral this week with over 50 million views and growing watch only thing that wokeness has to offer exchange is to brainwash bright young minds like to believe that young minds like to believe that you are victims , to believe that you are victims, to believe that you are victims, to believe that you have agency, to believe what you have agency, to believe what you must do. to improve the world is to complain, is to is to throw soup on paintings. we sit on this side of the house because know that the way to improve world is to work is to create. it is to build. and the problem woke culture is that it is trained to many young minds like to forget about that . like to forget about that. constantine bravo. i can see why 50 million people plus are watching that because i think it gives some us hope that maybe the tide is starting to . turn on the tide is starting to. turn on this madness . what's your take? this madness. what's your take?

yeah, i also the reason people enjoyed it as well is i'm actually challenging these young people to be better and i think, you know, and that we've all spoken about the problems with world culture and the many. but i think what we have to start to think about is how do we get beyond that and we're going to need these kids and they're going to paying our pensions going to be paying our pensions 40 years from now or whenever it is and need them to step up. is and we need them to step up. you know, entire speech i you know, the entire speech i talk climate change, talk about climate change, which is really care is an issue they really care about. you care about it, about. if you care about it, that means you have to work. you have to find technical solutions and think we have and that's what i think we have to start getting to rather than just focusing what's wrong. just focusing on what's wrong. wokeness all wokeness i think we all know what's wrong wokeness this what's wrong with wokeness this point to start thinking point we have to start thinking about encourage young about how do we encourage young people to be more people to be to be more resilient well, resilient mentally and so? well, yeah. for them, yeah. and it's hard for them, though, isn't it constantine, because i feel as much i criticise they are now criticise them, they are now growing culture where growing up in a culture where they told from a very they are told right from a very young age. not is okay young age. not only is it okay to, be a victim, actually it's sometimes a preferable thing to

be to be a victim to sort of wallow in victimhood . exactly. wallow in victimhood. exactly. and think that's where we as and i think that's where we as adults have to step in and go, actually you know, if you want to make something of yourself because at realities. because look at the realities. young to get on young people do want to get on in and make something in life and make something themselves. not themselves. victimhood is not going the achieve going be the way you achieve that. make a lot of them. that. and we make a lot of them. i've never that message. i've never heard that message. so the interesting things so one of the interesting things about it was to talking the students at the students afterwards at the oxford and there were oxford union, and there were quite them who was how quite a lot of them who was how did go did they did did it go down? did they did they you. i think some they like what you. i think some of them. like what i'd have say. but the interesting thing is there a few who came there were quite a few who came up to me said, you know up to me and said, you know what, sceptical, but what, i was very sceptical, but actually an interesting actually it was an interesting speech and it made me think and i think that's the sort of thing that we have start thinking that we have to start thinking is is our positive vision, is what is our positive vision, these people? and for own these young people? and for own children generation, children and our generation, their generation, think their generation, i think we've been badly let by actually previous haven't previous generations who haven't told the way to told us what is the way to actually about things and actually think about things and is the way live life. is the way to live life. i agree. but i also think people have make individual choices,

have to make individual choices, don't and i think if don't don't they? and i think if you history or your you look my history or your history, example, neither history, for example, neither of us born a silver spoon us were born with a silver spoon in our mouth. we also were not born in this country. the odds against could say and against us, you could say and there are lots of things i could talk about where people think i'm a victim but i refuse to do so . not that i don't want to so. not that i don't want to share myself because i'm actually very open person, but it's because i refuse to be one of those people who walks around being a victim. i think actually one of the worst things about woke culture is sometimes it's all about on the past and it's not about actually working out about how you can use the tough in life to actually make something . i couldn't agree with something. i couldn't agree with you more, and that's why think thatis you more, and that's why think that is the message that we should be sharing with people is that years i was sleeping that 20 years ago i was sleeping in a park in edinburgh because couldn't and here couldn't afford rent. and here am got sunday times am now i've got a sunday times best got a very best book. i've got a very successful youtube show that successful youtube show and that is of the west. you is the beauty of the west. you know, talk about it in my book

know, i talk about it in my book you have the opportunity to something of yourself. you've done done it. and there done it, i've done it. and there are of people watching are plenty of people watching who and maybe who are maybe young and maybe haven't had the opportunity to do what? you do that. well, guess what? you live one a very few live in a country one a very few countries the world where you countries in the world where you can come from nothing and make something yourself and that something of yourself and that is thing about is the beautiful thing about the west. your positive west. look, i love your positive message, what about those message, right? what about those times very angry when times when i get very angry when i see like i just showed i do see like i just showed before the break these absolute idiots and by the way they usually are young. middle class champagne socialist from university is like oxford throwing paint all over the front of michael gove's office today because they think they're a point. but actually all are doing is making poor working class people have a really miserable day because they have to clean up after them. you know that actually makes me really angry because i think that level of privilege and stupidity is infuriating. i agree with you. and by the way, you know, the more we've interviewed people in

trigonometry about this issue. the more i've come to realise that wokeness is actually an anti human ideals and that is why so much about climate why it's so much about climate change. about whether change. it's not about whether it's or not it's about it's happening or not it's about how going to fix that? how are you going to fix that? and problem seem to have and the problem we seem to have is wokeness , you know, is because wokeness, you know, the story goes something like this people and must this we are evil people and must be punished. and that's why you get net zero and all this other stuff. the point in stuff. and as make the point in the speech making, poor pensioners of cold. britain pensioners die of cold. britain isn't going to fix the climate right. so i agree with you right. and so i agree with you that there's a lot of things to be annoyed about but i think we have start talking to young people remember people people and remember young people they what . they don't know anything what. did you when you were 20? did you know when you were 20? what did have to start what did i we have to start engaging with and engaging with them and challenging the problem challenging them to? the problem is you know, if we think and is you you know, if we think and because of the greater toon bergs of this because of woke people like nicholas sturgeon who i think are actually taking advantage of 16 and 17 year olds for own political gain and to her own very woke political

agenda. her own very woke political agenda . actually, these young agenda. actually, these young people have been and powered in a way that may be previous generations weren't . but i agree generations weren't. but i agree with you. i think the incentive structures are there for them to be victims. i mean, you were talking about harry and meghan earlier and just david earlier and we just had david starkey the show. we're going to release the interview on. and he made that harry has made the point that harry has actually in actually done very, very good in his life by starting the invictus games. do know what invictus games. do you know what this just means in latin. yes a victim? yes. and this is the incredible thing. so do of incredible thing. so we do of course, you're right. we live in a his book a world about that. his book actually they came up with actually how they came up with the name. it's so ironic given that the rest of the is all that the rest of the book is all about how he's the biggest victim so that victim in the world. and so that is very good example how is a very good example of how victimhood our society. victimhood is in our society. but think the truth is, as you but i think the truth is, as you know well done that sort of approach to life is not going to make you happy. and think make you happy. and i think harry's very good example harry's a very good example of that. message think to that. so the message i think to young got to be if young people has got to be if young people has got to be if you feel fulfilled life, you want to feel fulfilled life, if want to make something of yourself, you have the

opportunity to do that. crying about going make about it isn't going to make things a really things better. it was a really brilliant i absolutely brilliant message. i absolutely loved watch loved the speech and watch the full recommend that full thing and i recommend that everyone but i think everyone does. but i think you've hit nail on you've really hit the nail on head with right? pre head with harry, right? pre woke. did something brilliant woke. he did something brilliant for the world, invictus for the world, the invictus games, been games, something could have been his maybe it his legacy and. maybe one day it still be. he seemed still will be. and he seemed really happy right. he seemed like a really happy guy. post woke. he's done nothing the woke. he's done nothing for the washington post magazine as well. one day, five well. maybe one day, five beautiful will do that. beautiful woman will do that. and four. you know post and he's four. now you know post his woke agenda miserable . yeah his woke agenda miserable. yeah and all he does talk about being and all he does talk about being a victim rather helping the real victims of the world and i think actually if young people sort of look at those two houses maybe they'll idea of why they'll get an idea of why sometimes reject the sometimes want to reject the woke ideology. but i think you've done a very good job to start thanks having me start that. thanks for having me back, great to you back, dan. great to see you constantly. kostiantyn constantly. that's kostiantyn yelisieiev the who's, of course, host of the brilliant trigonometry podcast. get trigonometry podcast. got to get that coming up, if that podcast. but coming up, if jeremy clarkson is failing on the there's news. he the alps, there's good news. he has powerful new ally the

has a powerful new ally in the shape of meghan's estranged sister, markle. sister, samantha markle. so she's out and she's going to speak out and give first review of prince give her first review of prince harry's spat. that's at 1040. so stand by. but first, could the conspiring left in the msm kill off boris comeback before it's even begun with their televised partygate probe ? or will the partygate probe? or will the former pm be able to win back the public's affection ? the public's affection? superstar panel debate that and we'll have more of tomorrow's use by the front pages straight after the .

break let's return to tomorrow's news site now . our mediabuzz straight site now. our mediabuzz straight to the front pages in the daily telegraph, pleased with news that british businessman sir james believes, quote, stupid , james believes, quote, stupid, short sighted economic policy is holding back the nation's recovery after years of covid inertia and couldn't agree more. likewise daily mail leading the tory mp is pleading to

chancellor jeremy tory mp is pleading to chancellorjeremy hunt tory mp is pleading to chancellor jeremy hunt to tory mp is pleading to chancellorjeremy hunt to ease chancellor jeremy hunt to ease the burden on working people or pay the burden on working people or pay the at the ballot box that would the subject of my digest the top of the show and the daily express splashes on the king gifting daily express splashes on the king giftin g £250 million to the king gifting £250 million to the nafion king gifting £250 million to the nation in a windfall from an offshore wind farm deal . thanks, offshore wind farm deal. thanks, charles. more in the media house now. tonight's serious stuff. i don't dawn neesom adam brooks and ashley james. now boris johnson looks set to return credibility . the auto biography credibility. the auto biography genre after . it credibility. the auto biography genre after. it was announced this week he will write a memoir like no other with publishing house harpercollins . but as the house harpercollins. but as the westminster witch hunt against him continues, the former pm's story is far from finished . next story is far from finished. next month he faces a hearing to determine whether was in contempt of parliament during and presiding over the sorry affair is of the privileges committee and labour chief boris hayter. harriet true to form the are salivating at the of a lefty

pile on with sly news already committing show the whole evidence session . meanwhile, key evidence session. meanwhile, key allies of boris have dismissed the probe, saying this is not just a kangaroo , it's a life just a kangaroo, it's a life kangaroo court we know how great bojo is in front of the camera. so could the whole affair be manoeuvred? work in his favour? as we see return of boris the showman, the greatest. and that's the view of dawn neesom and doing really fascinated me actually because everyone has said this is going to be bad football, right? this is going to be a terrible moment. it's like forcing dracula to work in a blood bank. i mean, it's insane going to love it. this is what boris does he a showman, what boris does he is a showman, whether you like him or not, he thoroughly lives in front of a live audience doing. that ruffled thing and waffling ruffled hair thing and waffling on.and ruffled hair thing and waffling on. and he won't actually saying anything once, but he will wimp over again. so that's so weirdly used that this privileges

committee far from finishing him off, could actually start the political promotion . this is political promotion. this is what he wants. this is exactly what he wants. this is exactly what boris johnson. exactly what he needs. exactly where he thrives. i mean, you know, you know, if politicians were, you know, if politicians were, you know, the spitting image ones. bofis know, the spitting image ones. boris technicolour. boris is full on technicolour. i rishi sunak and keir starmer will cry. i mean, his mum thrive on it. they're mad actually. james. that's interesting, isn't it? because i would say that your side of politics have basically decided that this privileges committee going to be the moment to the chances of bofis the moment to the chances of boris has come back. and for people in the labour party that's, really important because they know that boris could stall starmer becoming pm i don't really care about it being a left or right thing but i think for our democracy, it is very important. find out if he lied to parliament, which is what this is about. and you know, you can blame cancel culture backstab is in the party or whatever but ultimately boris is responsible for his own doom the

end whether that was you know the chris whether the chris pincher or whether that partygate and you can that was partygate and you can make as many as you want for partygate. but if it is if it transpires that he did lie and we shall see i'm sorry that is in the public interest, especially because so many of us made sacrifice with him in charge, telling us to make those sacrifice as at that time. but i would also agree with dawn that he is very charming and i'm sure i'm certain that he will win people over. but i think the only reason news channels are looking at covering it is because they know there is a pubuc because they know there is a public interest and, an appetite for him . that is because people for him. that is because people love him or hate him and books. i just don't buy that. believe love him or hate him and books. i jus borist buy that. believe love him or hate him and books. i jus boris hasy that. believe love him or hate him and books. i jus boris has enough3elieve love him or hate him and books. i jus boris has enough within . that boris has enough within. both the labour and the conservative party that they conspired the mainstream media. you know how i feel about partygate. this is a beast, right? the start. it was a tiny story, a tiny story . it was story, a tiny story. it was certainly not a story that

should bring a prime minister. let's let's just hit the audience with some facts here . audience with some facts here. if the conservative party and the mainstream media hadn't deposed boris mortgage rates wouldn't have spiked , the wouldn't have spiked, the markets would been rattled, and we wouldn't paying higher taxes, that's fact. if he was still prime minister things would have gone on, which i which i say time and again, by the way i believe the reason there was such a push to get boris out is because they knew it was going to bring chaos and, carnage to the centre it did did bring the centre and it did did bring castle chaos , carnage. no, no, castle chaos, carnage. no, no, no, no . but let's also remember no, no. but let's also remember the 20 points behind in in the polls that was 5% behind nick. nick after 12 years of tory rule that's pretty good polling . and that's pretty good polling. and if there was a general election called the conservatives probably have won now i think the only hope the conservatives got and you don't need to be a bofis got and you don't need to be a boris fan is if he comes back. i agree. and you think you don't

you think boris is coming, right? you think he will? i think he wants to. boris being . think he wants to. boris being. bofisis think he wants to. boris being. boris is what boris does . and i boris is what boris does. and i agree with adam. i think the only chance the tories have got and got that pretty zero chance of winning the next election is with boris. how do you feel the beeb campaign actually bring back boris? i think it's awful and i think he's a proven lawyer and i think he's a proven lawyer and i think he's a proven lawyer and i would agree that he's charismatic and he's charming. let him be on. i've got news for you, but you don't want him charge of the country and he's chaotic. you know, i always needs calm , need to bring needs calm, need to bring balance to the. and keir starmer is a proven liar time and again he made pledges during the leadership election to become leadership election to become leader of the labour party and he lied about them and he's now admitted that . so i don't care admitted that. so i don't care what you say they lied about curry gate, they lied about how many people were there who was there will ever in the little conspiring of moment they had

and got away with it. of course he lied i lied about whether angela rayner was there. they lied about big what they look like they totally have stop if starmer didn't go down for big i do not want boris come back because doris has a proven track record of being a liar. he's not someone i want in charge. the left. and but i've also just made the point. starmer has a massive track record of lying too. so we've got to bring balance to that discussion. i look back at that balance , you look back at that balance, you guys well ringing endorsement now up which politician is in the running for you to inject gas up to mingling with the elite of the world economic forum fine doubt as i crown tonight's tv at 1050. but up next, with clarkson on the verge of cancellation , he's received of cancellation, he's received the backing of one of the key figures really in this off sick story. meghan's estranged sister, samantha markle , the sister, samantha markle, the free speech champion, speaks out and gives her first review of

prince harry's memoir , spare, prince harry's memoir, spare, just after the break. we're back

in two. it's in two. wsfime in two. it's time now for our cancer ward . and this is where the ward. and this is where the world commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel sweeping the rest of the media from the royal family to jeremy clarkson. one constant theme in the harry and meghan saga their ability to demand and attract apologies from those dare to get in their way . despite two grovelling way. despite two grovelling attempts of his own , clarkson is attempts of his own, clarkson is in danger of being cancelled by amazon and potentially itv, too, for his column gaffe , but after for his column gaffe, but after graciously refused to accept clarkson's may a culpa , what's clarkson's may a culpa, what's also now clear is the sussexes intend to not only opponents, but destroy and cancel them. one

woman whose experience wrath of meghan is her estranged half sister, samantha markle and american free speech champion who has grave over the sussexes growing over woke hollywood . and growing over woke hollywood. and i'm delighted to say she joins me live now for . i'm delighted to say she joins me live now for. her first interview since publication of prince harry's . spare so, look, prince harry's. spare so, look, sam , i know you are a free sam, i know you are a free speech champion. how do you feel your sister , who is seemingly your sister, who is seemingly into with these woke hollywood corporations to get folks like jeremy clarkson, piers morgan and sharon osborne cancelled and probably sam, they'll be coming . someone else next? yeah all i can say is , woking, step to the can say is, woking, step to the kerb . it's so ridiculous . know kerb. it's so ridiculous. know granted jeremy clarkson may have gone a little bit overboard , but

gone a little bit overboard, but to cancel everybody because you don't like what they say and let's face, i think at this point , my let's face, i think at this point, my opinion, harry and meghan , notorious from their meghan, notorious from their interviews and fair to you being the ones who say the most egregious and offensive things and let's it i think it's quite sadistic . like straight out the sadistic. like straight out the side playbook to demand an apology to humiliate into an apology to humiliate into an apology and then refuse to accept it once you've got them their knees apologising . so we their knees apologising. so we have to wonder do they derive from that? is it a conquest thing? it seems really sadistic and, this whole cancel thing. no, it's not going to fly. you can't silence everybody because . they respond to something egregious that you do or that they think you do. people to be allowed to their opinion. so that's all wrote? no i think that's all wrote? no i think that's all wrote? no i think

that's a really fascinating point actually. and if i look at your family , sam, both your your family, sam, both your south and your father, thomas , south and your father, thomas, you have never apologised to make a now she's an apology time and again she she thinks the way that you acted was, was terrible. you'll never apologise. i wonder if the reason you didn't is because you deep down knew you and deep down knew that she was never going to accept it. just like she's never accepted clarkson's apology. well, no more than that we don't feel like we should . the ones to feel like we should. the ones to apologise when . we find out that apologise when. we find out that behind closed doors pr are being paid to disparage us and we are out there responding to that and responding . her call disregard responding. her call disregard abuse especially my dad know we are not clearly the ones who should be apologising. we extended an olive branch as a way of saying let's all get on the same page , see what we can

the same page, see what we can do to make things better. but it is incumbent , in my opinion, on is incumbent, in my opinion, on her and harry to apologise to us , to the british royal family, to great britain. and there is no grace. you know, it's just but of course, you know, they are not going to apologise, sam, because the weekend prince harry gave an interview very , by the gave an interview very, by the way, to one of his bffs in the british press or the british press that he claims is to destroy him and that he despises so but anyway, he gave an interview all the same to the british press and demand an apology from the royal family and from charles and william charles king charles is apparently some sort of reconciliation before the coronation because he doesn't want it to be ruined . what's want it to be ruined. what's your advice to charles and would your advice to charles and would you recommend that they apologise or do you think comes with significant risks . i think with significant risks. i think that comes with a great deal of risk, i'm not going to candy coat this when you're dealing

with people who, number one, have said they won't stop and who seem to want and who leaked security details about sensitive issues who have created national and international security threats with their loose lips and their recklessness in my opinion , i think the burden is opinion, i think the burden is on them to . look at themselves on them to. look at themselves to and but for king charles apologise. i think is actually. to you know some suggestion that should when all of the egregious actions all of the injury has been directed at the royal family and in my personal opinion and i think the opinion of many mental health professional when you apologise to sociopaths and the world have been suggesting that there is a problem with narcissism there you find yourself beating a dead horse you find yourself opening the door more abuse you cannot be apathetic and enable all that

sort of manipulation and control it would be absolutely dangerous in my opinion to do so. they need to grow up, in my opinion they need to be accountable and they need to be accountable and they need to be accountable and they need to be humble to apologise . that is what . and apologise. that is what. and humanitarians do, especially when or they claim that about compassion, don't they? they claim all about compassion. they've shown no compassion. i'm interested to know what you of harry's book, because there was no compassion shown . there's no compassion shown. there's actually lots of misogynistic statements made throughout the book. i read some of them out earlier and also he didn't seem to show any campaign to the markle family. yes, again you would. dismissed you . you know would. dismissed you. you know why they did that? that's water seats. it's own level. it's water under the bridge and, coming from someone who would

treat her majesty the queen when she was you in failing and prince philip and the entire royal family with such disregard, i wouldn't expect it direct, you know, any sympathy or compassion towards our family. i think he is lacking in empathy , remorse and shame. empathy, remorse and shame. i think he's so underdeveloped and introspective that he really needs to get counselling in my because i think he is stuck at an adolescent stage resentment over a whole host of issues and i think that's his blockade. i don't think can think like an aduu don't think can think like an adult because don't think emotionally he is one so it's par for the course i think for him to behave as he is bitterly and spewing delusion everywhere and spewing delusion everywhere and it seems to be an attention ploy. but it's so injurious when you've got the taliban off at you've got the taliban off at you and your an iranian international crisis and they're

using statements that he made about the taliban as a justification executing someone we have a bigger problem than just juvenile delinquency and being at a fixated stage of development. we've got someone who now is a loose cannon . the who now is a loose cannon. the world stage, in my opinion , world stage, in my opinion, think king charles should , you think king charles should, you know, take that very seriously . know, take that very seriously. he really should. and i think i think the title should stripped. i don't think they should be ianed i don't think they should be invited to the coronation, because i think what he's now doneis because i think what he's now done is really undermined britain, really not, to mention the way that he's treated his own family. and it is opposite of compassion that i think he's shown in this book. what did you make of this threat that they might have another coming out and that your sister might be writing her own also biography. and samantha, i wonder how worried you are about that, because obviously you and your

father , your brother and your father, your brother and your family likely to be focussed on much in meghan's book than were in harry's . now, i, i think it in harry's. now, i, i think it is established , you know, from is established, you know, from meghan kelly to world noted there's a clear from reality there's a clear from reality there's a clear with the truth. she's been noted being a compulsive liar . so she's been noted being a compulsive liar. so i don't really think anything's she says has any credibility . and again i has any credibility. and again i think i don't think it's just harry. i think both of them should see counselling and i think that i mean it's so isn't it, sam, that you are you're in the states , your free speech the states, your free speech champion , you know you're very champion, you know you're very anti woke and your sister all for cancel culture . how do you for cancel culture. how do you think you ended up on such different political . i don't different political. i don't really think they're can top culture i don't think that they are that well i don't think that they represent what they posit

it themselves as representing for example you know, they they take it upon to have free speech. we see my god spewing in every book, every interview. but if you attack them if you attack them, you know very point. samantha markle so great to speak to you. your first interview, of course, since the publication that is sam the free speech champion and the sister of the duchess of sussex . but of the duchess of sussex. but it's of the duchess of sussex. but wsfime of the duchess of sussex. but it's time now to reveal today's greatest person. and you jack us , jordan , some. who do you want , jordan, some. who do you want to nominate for today's britain? my britain is andy duffield was heckled by mel mops even more disgracefully. some of the women in parliament for simply standing for women's rights . standing for women's rights. yeah that was an absolute disgraceful moment in the house of commons . adam brooks, your of commons. adam brooks, your nominee, i'm going to surprise few people because i'm not his biggest fan. but it's rishi

sunak for blocking the gender reform bill of nicholas sturgeon common sense is finally prevailing , and hopefully he'll prevailing, and hopefully he'll use a bit more common sense going forward and start cutting taxes . i see, james, your taxes. i see, james, your nominee while i'm not going to win this done, but i want to show support for the public sector workers and the unions in their fight to help people get a fair and decent wage which will obviously also protect our education and health care systems it can be fit for purpose . okay. well, i'm purpose. okay. well, i'm actually going to go with rosie duffield as, the greatest person, because i think is person, because i think she is one bravest employees in one of the bravest employees in her in the house was her treatment in the house was completely yesterday completely despicable yesterday . dawn neesom your union so many. i'm going to for the metropolitan not individual coppers as some really really good cops out there. i want to state right the metropolitan police over missing vile rapist david carrick at least nine times and not investigating 1600 other cases of potential other

david characters within the force, some of whom still working a terrible situation. adam brooks, germany my union jack is keir starmer for attending davos and mixing it with the elites corporations and big business. he's definitely not a man of the people. he's at the world economic forum meeting in davos, is he's alone out there today. and ashley james, your union jack has nominated mine as the mp simon clarke, who said nurses forced to use should just budget better. i think it's so patronising to working class people and. yeah just another example of the tories being completely out of touch. regular working people . okay, well working people. okay, well speaking of politicians being completely out of touch with regular working people. my winner is keir starmer, who claims to be a man the people but has flown to be at the world economic forum in davos . i mean economic forum in davos. i mean

look there's loads of reasons why you shouldn't sign up to the world economic forum, but even if it's just the optics , i think if it's just the optics, i think we know this is a prime minister going to be following in the footsteps or, potential future prime minister, who's to be following in the footsteps of tony blair. and i think that's a really terrifying. but thank you so panel so much, superstar panel tonight, neesom adam brooks tonight, dawn neesom adam brooks and james, thank you . your and james, thank you. your company tonight. i've had a great while, actually, but don't worry going to do it all again tomorrow. night from 9 pm. next up , though, it's headliners with up, though, it's headliners with their irreverent take on tomorrow's new ciphers. good night .

good evening. you're with gb news. in a moment, headliners. but first, let's bring you the latest news headlines and the prime minister says he wants to make sure all serving police officers in the force of fully checked and fit to serve are all constabulary's across britain will now have to recheck their officers against the national police database to potentially identify anybody who shouldn't be serving in police or because serving officer. david carrick sacked from the met police yesterday after admitting to 49 criminal charges , including 24 criminal charges, including 24 counts of rape against. 12 women