to bring him down backfire. trump's former deputy assistant , the white house seb gorka office exclusive insight on that developing story stateside . also developing story stateside. also on the way is the british royal family hating president biden wrong to risk the uk and the us special relationship by turning down an invitation to the king's coronation? nile gardiner. ernest owens and former aide to ronald reagan and petit grande do battle in the clash shortly. plus, after was revealed that the toxic had just won the hour a week to work on their foundation dance . meghan markle foundation dance. meghan markle really deserve an award for her quote, global advocacy work, wrote biographer angela explains why she thinks there's fishy going on with the undeserved gong xi's life . the studio soon gong xi's life. the studio soon at 60 minutes. australia sparks outrage . this report looking outrage. this report looking into the rise . genderless they into the rise. genderless they be's. i can't tell your gender is by looking at your body

genderis is by looking at your body gender is something you feel on the inside . thanks. goodness me the inside. thanks. goodness me some woke mob irresponsibly innocent children . laurence fox innocent children. laurence fox is going to investigate this latest madness in the fox report after the bbc nearly ruined michael vaughan's life by cancelling him over untrue even racism claims. but happily made the boris hating hard left agitator muller. our eurovision contender is the british bashing corporation, more out of touch than the public than ever before. will calvin mackenzie gives an unflinching verdict on the latest scandals engulf the bbc and cancelled plus nicola sturgeon hits out at shock rumours she's a lesbian relationship with . a french relationship with. a french diplomat . relationship with. a french diplomat. i'm not sure which i'll tell you about it. i want to supposed to be about what it is we've actually had to laugh about it. i'll bring you more on that extra ordinary tonight. later in the show . and as ever, later in the show. and as ever, stay tuned for a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front

pages, hot off the press and the new version of the union jack has. when nine before the night out the night it's out as out for the night it's out as well this is dan wootton tonight. go . tonight. let's go. good evening. this is britain's news channel, but big news from across the atlantic tonight. you're looking at the latest live shots as donald trump's motorcade makes its way to trump tower in new york city ahead of his historic arriving in court tomorrow . we're expecting that tomorrow. we're expecting that about 715 british time night. but don't worry , i will keep you but don't worry, i will keep you updated with the latest trump throughout the show . he is due throughout the show. he is due to arrive at trump tower at some point in the next hour. to arrive at trump tower at some point in the next hour . my point in the next hour. my digest on slip pre starmer's gender revision ism right after the news with polly middlehurst

. dan thank you and good evening to you. our top story on gb news tonight , the man who murdered tonight, the man who murdered olivia corbell in liverpool was sentenced to life in prison and will serve a minimum term of 42 years behind bars. thomas cashman shot the nine year old girl as he chased convicted drug dealer into home in august last year. dealer into home in august last year . outside the court , girl's year. outside the court, girl's mother, cheryl cobell . her mother, cheryl cobell. her family has already their life sentence. having to spend the rest of their lives. olivia labels the loss of our lives sassy, chatty girl who never out of energy . she was a character. of energy. she was a character. she my baby. and she has amazing . i knew what she wanted in life . if you want to talk here she was the baby off of our on my little love , my shadow . now

little love, my shadow. now everything we do and everywhere we go was a constant reminder that if she is not there with us all, i promise their future so clearly taken . but in other news clearly taken. but in other news today, the prime minister has announced a new taskforce to crack down on grooming gangs. rishi sunak said the measures aim to prevent victims and whistleblowers from being ignored by authorities because of cultural sensitivities or political correctness . that's political correctness. that's after the home secretary singled out british—pakistani men as a particular concern . speaking particular concern. speaking exclusively to gb news news, suella braverman said her comments pakistani men were based on reviews and reports . based on reviews and reports. it's not racist . tell the truth it's not racist. tell the truth about what has been going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford . local reviews and or in telford. local reviews and reports have confirmed the grooming gangs scandal that has gone on here been perpetrated by largely british, pakistani men. now it's important to demonise a

whole community and the vast majority of british pakistanis are law abiding and straightforward people . now the straightforward people. now the brother of the television presenter phillip schofield has been found guilty of sexual abusing a teenage boy . timothy abusing a teenage boy. timothy schofield was charged with 11 offences, including that with a child between october 2016 and october 2019. the 54 year old has been remanded in custody and will be sentenced next. reacting to verdict, phillip schofield as far as i'm concerned , no longer far as i'm concerned, no longer have a brother . teachers in have a brother. teachers in england will go on strike for another two days next term after rejecting the latest government offer. their walk out on the 27th of april and the 2nd of may, 98% of any members voted against what they described as , against what they described as, an insulting offer of a £1,000 pay an insulting offer of a £1,000 pay off plus an average rise of

4% for most staff next year . 4% for most staff next year. now, as been hearing, donald trump has officially landed in new york from florida. he's due to at the manhattan courthouse and face criminal charges tomorrow . the former us tomorrow. the former us president has been indicted in relation to hush money payment as alleged hush money payments , as alleged hush money payments, we must say to the adult film actress stormy daniels before his 2016 election campaign . mr. his 2016 election campaign. mr. trump is going to be arraigned fingerprinted and photographed at court in manhattan . these at court in manhattan. these pictures of him coming off the plane a short time ago, is now on his way to trump tower in new york city . his lawyer says the york city. his lawyer says the court tomorrow he'll enter a plea of guilty. and he's also due to speak in florida tomorrow as well. we'll bring you up to date on that throughout the day here on gb news. that's all for me . back in an hour. back to dan me. back in an hour. back to dan

so there was a hilariously moment overnight from the man is convinced he is going to be the next prime minister of the uk. and it wasn't just this acting while attempting to prove to us that he doesn't actually his deputy angela rayner . but are we deputy angela rayner. but are we ready? it's going to great. let's get out there and a better britain really . no, no, no, no, britain really. no, no, no, no, not that slippery. starmer thought he had finally solved the issue . his publicly declared the issue. his publicly declared gender extremism that he is just saying bring the once untouchable political career of the former scottish first minister scheming . you will minister scheming. you will remember, of course, that starmer and his most senior hench women have spent the past year being completely unable to define what a woman is and

whether a woman can have a penis . a woman can have a penis that come not to think that. we can conduct this debate with , you conduct this debate with, you know. so i get this. so i don't know. so i get this. so i don't know. it's just a no, no, no. i just for the vast majority of women is all about ideology. and of course, they don't have a penis. we all know that . is it penis. we all know that. is it is it transphobic ? look i just. is it transphobic? look i just. i don't even know how to start answering these questions women who are trans deserve to be recognised and. yes. therefore, some of them will penises when we debase it to whether or not what genitalia got. i think all that does is damage people and it doesn't help us go forward. stella creasy , the labour mp, stella creasy, the labour mp, said do i think that women were born with penises. yes. do you agree with her? no, i don't agree with her? no, i don't agree with her biological females , obviously. aren't . now,

females, obviously. aren't. now, knowing that sticking to such a position will result in electoral suicide stop , emma electoral suicide stop, emma decided on an interview with the sunday times to publicly it. that's what she thought he was going to do. yesterday the lesson from scotland he said , is lesson from scotland he said, is that if you can't take the pubuc that if you can't take the public with on a journey of reform, then your probably not on the right journey. but when asked on a train journey from plymouth to london by the newspaper where the right woman can have a penis. he ran directly into that pr catastrophe . he still thinks so catastrophe. he still thinks so . starmer answered . the 99.9% of . starmer answered. the 99.9% of women it is completely biological . and of course they biological. and of course they haven't a penis. biological. and of course they haven't a penis . and he only haven't a penis. and he only proved his complete inability to answer the question as straightforward manner with nick ferrari tried again on the wireless this morning . keir had wireless this morning. keir had said 99.9% of women don't have

penises . that means one in a penises. that means one in a thousand do. well i say is i'm trying to set out a commonsense, respectable , tolerant position respectable, tolerant position in which we can advance a key debate. almost nobody nobody is talking about trans issues . now, talking about trans issues. now, this situation would be farcical if it wasn't so serious, if you can't define a woman. you protect women and girls . you protect women and girls. you cannot guarantee them single sex spaces for their own protection or the ability to compete in sport . those who have the same sport. those who have the same biological characteristics for their own protection . this sorry their own protection. this sorry tale is now spreading across the world and it's a lesson in why leaders are currently eating themselves. look at how jacinda earned success as prime minister of new zealand chris hipkins made a complete fool of himself when asked the same question

today how are you and how does this government define a woman? oh . i'm to be honest, shawn, oh. i'm to be honest, shawn, that's the questions come slightly out of left field from for me . the well biology six for me. the well biology six. gender people define themselves people define their own genders. i wasn't expecting that question. so it's not something that i've, you know, formulated pretty formulated an answer on. but in terms of gender identity , i think people define their gender identity for themselves . gender identity for themselves. and you thought jacinda ardern was bad . look, as far as i'm was bad. look, as far as i'm concerned , for as long as concerned, for as long as slippery starmer , a woman can slippery starmer, a woman can have a penis is impossible to trust. labour protect the rights of biological which are under attack . and that means he must attack. and that means he must never become minister. but respond now my superstar to

daily express columnist carole malone, senior reporter at the ai newspaper, benjamin butterworth, and former brexit party mep belinda de lucy. carole malone. so much for a reset. but you know starmer does this all the time. i the sun today called floppy and that's just about right. he has turned flip flopping a new turning , a flip flopping a new turning, a political strategy. he does it all the time. in the past year, he's changed his mind or he's changes pledges on tax issues to universal credit nationalisation. and that's just come off the top of my head. you know, he's changed whatever he he tailors his view with to the prevailing of the day. i remember year ago he was totally against nationalisation. two or three months ago i was on a show with him when he was about how great nationalisation would be for rail industry or for the rail industry or whatever. you know, man, it whatever. you know, this man, it opens himself up to ridicule all the time on trans issues is all over this. he said he's over the on this. he said he's trying appease these

trying to appease these ideologies and in doing so he's alienate huge swathes of labour who think he's nuts . you know who think he's nuts. you know you go to the red wall constituencies and you talk to him about keir starmer not knowing what a is. they think he's mad. they think it's and politically see they are talking about the same thing. no yes. i tell you this , i think people tell you this, i think people are talking about this because don't like being lied to . they don't like being lied to. they don't like being lied to. they don't like being conned. and keir is doing i'm sorry, but is a lie. trans women may have penises because they're male . penises because they're male. women don't adult human females do not have penises. and if a politician lie about something as fundamental as what a woman is, how on earth are we to believe anything they say anywhere? you look at the finnish prime ministerjust now, she's been chucked out of office. she's lost the. six weeks she brought in self weeks ago, she brought in self i.d. weeks ago, she brought in self id. and it's being suggested is one of the reasons so that's the second european head that has lost crown because of this fantasy that lying to the public

about a woman, a man is know what would be to say those who suffer from gender dysphoria and diagnosed as such have compassion and therapy . stop compassion and therapy. stop this lie about men being women. benjamin butterworth if he thought he solving the issue, but he because you think it's okay to say that a woman can have a penis but the vast majority of brits don't think . majority of brits don't think. okay. well, like most things, you're completely wrong and completely of touch. you know, keir starmer said that clip that you just you think british people think that a woman can a pain. i think british people have got better ruddy things to think about that kind of spunous think about that kind of spurious culture arguments and the truth and truth is that keir starmer he said people just aren't talking about this you will scoff nonsense. i tell you what got facts to back it what we've got facts to back it up more in common which is an impartial think tank and polling group did poll of 5000 people in june last year the biggest it's ever been done on this question percentage said this is an issue

that's going decide their that's going to decide their vote 2. yougov did a poll of vote to 2. yougov did a poll of 2000 people saying do you about the transgender question 66% said they had little or no interest at all. does a knock him bothering people when they can't pay that bill completely manipulates what's actually going on here. people don't care about trans people. we want trans people be able to live happy and healthy life. we about is science and biology and the protection of women. so actually this isn't about trans issue. it's about biological women. it's about biological women. it's about biological women. it's about telling the truth. but i think what this shows about starmer is he doesn't believe in anything. trans issues . otherwise, what does issues. otherwise, what he does issues. otherwise, what he does is he ulez his views to whatever he wants to become prime minister. he wants will minister. he wants so he will remember any one when brexit remember at any one when brexit it wouldn't . but when brexit it wouldn't. but when brexit happened, remember he said we must views the must respect the views of the people he was people. within months he was campaigning a second campaigning for a second referendum. done it. corbyn referendum. he's done it. corbyn support of corbyn to the hilt. now worse than muck now corbyn is worse than muck and not be an mp

and he's not fit to be an mp alone. prime minister, why are you there, you shaking your head there, benjamin? the, the goal benjamin? i mean the, the goal of someone to sit here and say keir starmer, you both you and i'd say keir starmer is a man who just wants to be prime minister when you desperately defend boris johnson , a man who defend boris johnson, a man who believes in nothing but his own, he said he will say. believes in nothing but his own, he said he will say . any old he said he will say. any old tosh has to diverge. take that tag to the hip. sadly, boris isn't prime minister right now. there's no hypocrisy , said he there's no hypocrisy, said he will say anything to become prime minister he is so dense. that's not what you just said. keir starmer has the backbone to listen to the british public . listen to the british public. that's why the average poll of polls in the last seven days still puts labour 21 to centre ahead. if he really was listening to the british public he would have the balls to say no. a biological woman cannot have women who have a penis. trans women who claim that they can be a woman and have a penis, but actually that's not backed up by reality.

we need genital police running the. don't people just want to be able to pay bills? i just want to quickly go new york want to quickly go to new york now . we have got a live shot of now. we have got a live shot of trump tower and this is where the former president is now back in residence ahead of his arrest. june four, 7:15 pm. tomorrow night . at this point, tomorrow night. at this point, it's unclear if we are going to be hearing from trump tonight, but we will bring you any comments that he does make over course of the show. let me tell you to a very shocking political death which we will be telling you about just after the break as well. so do stay tuned. it's as well. so do stay tuned. it's a big night of breaking, but also on the way as , current also on the way as, current affairs program, 60 minutes australia sparks outrage with a report looking into the rise of gender vibe children are the woke mob indoctrinating innocent kids. laurence fox investigates later gender madness in the fox but next in the clash is bersin hating president biden wrong to

risk the uk and us special relationship? i reportedly stop in an invite to the king's coronation nile gardiner, ernest owens and former aide to ronald reagan penny grant do battle in the clash shortly. let us know what you think. now email me down at gbnews.uk. tweet using the handle at gb news. how poll running there the results and, the plus this breaking the clash. plus this breaking news after .

breaking breaking tonight, breaking tonight, the breaking tonight, the former conservative party politician and journalist, ex chancellor the exchequer nigel lawson, has died at the age of 91. lawson was an mp for almost two decades serving in the cabinet of margaret thatcher throughout the 19805. margaret thatcher throughout the 1980s. he was appointed chancellor in june 1983, staying the role until his resignation in october about 1989. despite standing as an mp three years later, he would then sit the house of lords continuing stay in active politics as a supporter of leaving the eu. mr. lawson had six children, including the famous food writer nigella lawson and also the daily mail columnist. nigella lawson and also the daily mail columnist . dominic so daily mail columnist. dominic so joining me to pay tribute now to nigel's and career, the former aide to , margaret thatcher. aide to, margaret thatcher. nigel and nigel, look, he obviously had an life, but still

very sad news tonight . yes, it very sad news tonight. yes, it is. diane and nigel lawson, i think was a man of real principle. a true thatcherite and also a very strong brexit matter as well. i had the opportunity to meet him a number of occasions when i worked for lady and he was somebody who i think was the embodiment in every respect what thatcherism was all about. and lady had tremendous respect, actually , tremendous respect, actually, for nigel lawson . he leaves for nigel lawson. he leaves behind, i think a legacy of a far stronger british economy as a result of the free market policies that were implemented under lady thatcher and. nigel lawson really played a very critically important role in terms of advancing policies, including, of course, a series of tax cuts. and so we a great debt, i think, to nigel lawson and his his life of service to two great britain and for all of the work he did alongside margaret thatcher very well puts it just repeating that news of that nigel lawson the former

chancellor of the exchequer, has aged 91. now gardiner , you hang aged 91. now gardiner, you hang on there, though, because it's time now for the clash . and joe time now for the clash. and joe biden has reportedly rejected an invite to king charles's coronation . and in a remarkable coronation. and in a remarkable snub that the us president's disdain for britain. sources close the discussions justified the decision to the daily telegraph by citing his pact schedule and age. it's expected that the first lady, jill biden or vice president kamala harris , be sent in his place now. i have to say, over the weekend, i experienced the most over the top abuse from increasingly anglophone americans , anglophone americans, particularly on the left. after pointing out on twitter that biden planning to stop the coronation of king charles tells you everything you need to know about how one of the worst president modern history president in modern history feels about the united kingdom. shame of course, shame on him and of course, biden. also pointed out very biden. i also pointed out very closely meghan . closely with harry and meghan. but sleepy joe has a long history loathing our country.

one of his first moves as president wants to winston churchill boss the oval churchill as boss from the oval and the record for using and he's on the record for using his irish to bash brits and watch . equipped with the bbc . watch. equipped with the bbc. abc i'm . irish prime. so what do abc i'm. irish prime. so what do you think? is president biden wrong to turn down the invitation ? the king's invitation? the king's coronation down at gbnews.uk. on the email . well, you can vote in the email. well, you can vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. but i'm going to welcome back. now, niall gardiner, alongside the former advisor to ronald reagan, penny wong, peggy and the author of the case for cancel culture , ernest owens. so cancel culture, ernest owens. so peggy, look, i know that no us president has the coronation. that's what people have been throwing at me for the past 48 hours. i put it to you that we haven't had a coronation since 1953. we've only had two in the last century . and globalisation last century. and globalisation sort of changed a little thing

called air travel, right? it's not a big deal for the president to get on a plane to come to the coronation. so this a real snub, isn't it? absolutely i don't see how you see it as any other way. and thank you for having me on tonight. and to your point, in 1953, when the queen was coronated , eisenhower was coronated, eisenhower was president. he was newly elected as president. she obviously was very young. i don't think they had ever met. they didn't have a standing relationship. to your point . air travel was a little point. air travel was a little more difficult . so here you've more difficult. so here you've got joe biden , king charles, got joe biden, king charles, they have known each other for decades. they've both stood on the world for very long time . the world for a very long time. and i don't see how you interpret this any way interpret this any other way then it's just what he said. not a priority to him. he's prioritising his trip to northern ireland and really is going back to those obama biden era days where you said britain is going to be at the back the queueif is going to be at the back the queue if they vote for brexit and see that in the politics too with. the trade deals that have really been lukewarm so

really been very lukewarm so i think it's a snub and perhaps he's reacting to feeling snubbed when he was seated in the 14th row of the queen's. but i think he should be there . and so and he should be there. and so and so isn't this just another extension of the damage that harry and meghan are causing to the royal family and to the uk because biden adores harry and meghan, but he hates the royal family i think that that's a far reach i really think you know, we have to understand that you know the president of the free world world he is a world leader and i think that it would take a lot of attention off of the actual situation at hand. we have be mindful about how we apart in this i don't think by any means we will i think blaming meghan and harry is just intellectually dishonest. and i think that, look, the president does not have to come to every event and i don't think that is a sign disrespect i think that he's actually you know, being mindful about where he travels

that his at this point. and that his age at this point. and i don't maybe he shouldn't run for re—election again. i would argue. but look, niall, if you research biden and you look into his views now very deep rooted his views now very deep rooted his hatred, i don't use that lightly hatred. so you go back to his own autobiography back in 2008 promises to keep and he missed his mother's irish—american relatives hang on to irish and he quotes his aunt he once telling him your father's not a bad man. he's just and then a 90, 82 before he met the queen the first time, his mother, jean biden, gave him one piece of advice and he said, don't you. she said to him, don't you. she said to him, don't you. she said to him, don't you dare , down to the don't you dare, down to the queen. so the end of the day, i actually think there's a lot of evidence to suggest this isn't just about his age, niall. it's about much deeper that. about much deeper than that. biden loves the irish, he hates the british. well, thanks very much for on the show today. and you know, without a doubt, of course, this is insult to joe

biden knifed britain in the back on multiple occasions. and as you've mentioned earlier, he started off his presidency , as started off his presidency, as barack obama did previously , by barack obama did previously, by throwing a bust of winston churchill of the oval office. so that's the start of his presidency now he's since the knife bit in the back over us—uk trade . he has lectured the trade. he has lectured the british government over the northern ireland issue. he is also a europe federalist. he's a big of the of the european union is anti—brexit and i would describe as well president biden as a very rude individual. he's also one of the laziest us presidents think in modern memory as . well, so making this memory as. well, so making this trip over to the uk, he couldn't be bothered to do it. and i have say this is yet another to coming from the biden white house. i mean really at the end of the day insulting move by the us is one of the worst presidents. he is of the worst presence in american history. the thing is, peggy, so many seem to have an issue with donald trump. let me tell you,

there that donald there is no way that donald trump would have attended the coronation . whatever you think coronation. whatever you think about his politics, he was such about his politics, he was such a firm believer in the special relationship absolute . he was. relationship absolute. he was. and he forced her that he encouraged that and you know, back to my old boss, ronald reagan, we saw his relationship with prime minister margaret thatcher. it was rumoured that maybe the queen said that he was her favourite president. but you looked at that special relation that really something . that really meant something. they liked each other personally and weren't just steeped in protocol or the politics. and so it's really important because especially when you look at the world this world order that is emerging where it's really scary and dangerous as we see an alliance between china , iran and alliance between china, iran and russia , north korea. it is russia, north korea. it is important for every opportunity that the western nations have to stand shoulder to shoulder , show stand shoulder to shoulder, show an alliance, to show a unified front to the rest of the world and. i think forjoe biden, this

is a huge missed opportunity to show that strength to show that special relationship is still intact and to that, we are a unhed intact and to that, we are a united front and that we're watching this evil axis across the world. nsg looks shocked. what are you shocked about ? what are you shocked about? well, for starters, trump is currently indicted. and i think that we should not consider the fact that he needs attention . he fact that he needs attention. he can take any person that if he was there , he would make it was there, he would make it about himself because a narcissist . so i don't narcissist. so i don't necessarily know if that's the perfect to make . and i don't perfect to make. and i don't think that that is, you . he is think that that is, you. he is someone who in this country, in america, someone i would consider a good or earnest i you know, i don't believe in cancelling people, but i'm going to cancel you right now because can't hear you properly. that's the only reason why i because usually i do not in cancel culture. but thank you all culture. but look thank you all that the former to that was the former right to margaret nile margaret thatcher. nile gardiner, advisor to gardiner, former advisor to ronald reagan, peggy day, ronald reagan, peggy grahn day, and author of the and of course, the author of the case for cancel culture ernest

jones but who do you agree with is biden wrong turn down an is biden wrong to turn down an invite coronation? cassel invite to the coronation? cassel says massive insult to says this is a massive insult to the king and to the uk just goes to show this is a president with no interest in maintaining special relationship between who has a total disregard for our king country for mayflower. king and country for mayflower. no precedent has been to a coronation. plus he doesn't like britain. if he doesn't want britain. so if he doesn't want attend, fine, he won't be missed . well, that's for sure. and from it's an invitation. from hero, it's an invitation. therefore, the right to accept or decline is perfectly acceptable. verdict now acceptable. and your verdict now in you say that biden is in 68% of you say that biden is wrong. this invite. wrong. turn down this invite. 32% of you say he was right to no stop the new monarch now coming up after it was revealed that the sussexes spent just one hour a week to work their actual foundation, does meghan markle deserve an award for her global advocacy work? royal biographer angela finn weighs in on that breaking soon. but first, as australian current affairs show 60 minutes sparked fury with the report into increasing numbers

of so—called genderless they be children otherwise mob now indoctrinated innocent kids. laurence fox has been investigating this latest matter and he's live .

next it's next wsfime next it's time now for the fox report with lawrence and their report in australia has sparked outrage

after expose the radical parenting movement of raising the bees. yep, that's right . the bees. yep, that's right. babies, bees. look at this . meet babies, bees. look at this. meet bertie . bertie likes the colour bertie. bertie likes the colour fire engines and elsa from frozen in our family home, we sure that we're not reinforcing gender pronouns or gender terms . we just let bertie be better to use. at the moment, you can't tell your gender is by looking at your body gender is something you feel on the inside in this complicated new world the children are in charge , their children are in charge, their own gender reveal . so it's right own gender reveal. so it's right around zuma's fourth birthday that said, i love him pronouns and, you know, like that's fantastic . so lawrence, we've fantastic. so lawrence, we've been about gender extremists indoctrinating in young children, but we're now actually seen it happen to new borns. is this a new low ? it's so strange,

this a new low? it's so strange, isn't because you know, the thing about being a child. see, you support and love a child . you support and love a child. you encourage the child in the direction . but this is a parent direction. but this is a parent imposing ideology on a child and it's terribly sad to watch. so on his fourth birthday, he came and said me that he liked to use the pronouns he him. i'm like, really mum they they is that true that we didn't you in a weird ideology your name because you're crazy not cultist and you need to be tempted look i was always told and i was raised on this mantra, which is that we should be tolerant of everything except intolerance. and this is intolerance. you're not tolerating child's ability tolerating your child's ability tolerating your child's ability to develop own to grow, develop their own culture own , you know culture and their own, you know , aside from the fact this deep a phobic and he wipes trans away the gay is like let's not do this let's let the kids be kids okay okay absolu . i mean, i look okay okay absolu. i mean, i look at poor little percy there, think bertie is going to be screwed because of parents like that not because of the gender

that not because of the gender that bertie chooses. and also this is actually so narrow minded when really dig into it. because yes, i completely agree. you when we spoke about it last week about the fact that it's hydrophobic laurence hydrophobic but also laurence can not assume that just a can we not assume that just a young boy little elsa from frozen that they might be questioning their gender you know you're allowed to like things that are usually connected to another gender. this is ridic phyllis i like let it go. it's a great song . it it go. it's a great song. it doesn't mean it's a princess, doesn't mean it's a princess, does it? do you think it's. it's a society in decline. god, i mean, i can't get to the bottom of this other than to look society is jewellery set. and this is a very sad night that we're all about gender that but this is a right is a really big coming trending now though this day biz thing because you , harry day biz thing because you, harry and meghan have backed that very old organisation that says that parents are really responsible if they host gender reveal

party. so unfortunately, i think the rise of the vibes is coming up a look laurence want to move on because breaking tonight donald trump has now arrived in new york at trump tower where he will spend the night in his apartment of course to . morrow, apartment of course to. morrow, the former president will respond charges there. he is arriving tonight, but respond to charges of covering up a hush money payment to the star stormy at manhattan criminal court at 215. but surprise, surprise, the indictment appears to have given trump a major political boost , trump a major political boost, just as i predicted on the show, is this broke on thursday night. latest polling from yahoo news and yougov shows the one on one contest he now leads republican rival ron desantis by a massive 26 percentage points . less than 26 percentage points. less than two weeks ago , the lead was 8. two weeks ago, the lead was 8. so lawrence, it appears attempts to destroy donald are well and, truly backfiring . yeah, i mean truly backfiring. yeah, i mean really interesting that this is the of behaviour you'd expect

from colombia or cuba somewhere like that, you know, a banana republic you, you imprison , your republic you, you imprison, your political rivals and. i pray every day for donald trump to return to the white house because these moral supremacists , the bidens, you know, joe biden is record saying that he's going to take down the prosecutor in ukraine on record as a corrupt family. he's a bnan as a corrupt family. he's a brian baron, joe biden and trump for you like or don't like about him, he's a real being. and what's going to happen here is this electioneering, this rigging that the democrats are trying to do . it's going to trying to do. it's going to backfire so badly on them . and i backfire so badly on them. and i hope they're power hope that they're out of power for generation i really do, for a generation i really do, because they're the most political there is political organisation there is on.and political organisation there is on. and of course the moment you researched hunter biden in particular in particular very close he you because you played him in a film and donald trump loved your performance so what

do you think could be the consequence here laurence because actually even if trump found guilty and are a huge number of steps to get to before we're at point it doesn't necessarily preclude him from continuing his bid for the white house if it was he guilty of done it's a misdemeanour like at the highest threshold, the lowest misdemeanour in the statute limitations is gong for this misdemeanour. this man . this misdemeanour. this man. okay, look, we don't have to you know, jfk was a bit of a dodgy president. you know, he had some sexual activities that people don't into, know . but don't go into, you know. but donald trump essentially is the contestant against joe biden and against the radical left in america who believe that as supremacist that they are that they belong in power. donald trump is, as he said himself, it's not it me. their outrage . it's not it me. their outrage. i'm just in the way. this man is the great hope for western civilisation . by a mile

civilisation. by a mile i country mile radical leftists who are taking , you know, you who are taking, you know, you see we've seen it all the way through society at the moment, certainly with with women such if we don't have trump and lose america, it will succeed the republic and states will secede from the democratic and you'll have a lot of oppression republic. and that's not a good thing society indeed so at thing for society indeed so at stake tomorrow laurence fox thank you so much that's the fox report for another week will speak next week but coming as suella braverman political correctness and labour for enabung correctness and labour for enabling grooming gangs has the left and it's determined to fling around accusations of racism. allow these despicable criminals escape justice for too long. my superstore panel returned to debate that shortly after it was discovered the sussexes gave just one hour a week to work on their archewell should meghan markle really win an award for her global advocacy work, harry's biographer angela levin. she's live in the studio on this straight after the .

prince harry's official biographer and top royal expert, angela levin joins me now live in the studio. and meghan markle's relentless pursuit of the media spotlight has seen an escape of a variety of awards in recent times, including somehow being named top entertainment podcast host by the gracie

awards, just last week for that atrociously woke and boring archetypes moan fest . but her archetypes moan fest. but her latest column revealed today must be the galling the most galling, i think of the lot actually. the new york based miss foundation for women has announced that they will honour the pompous princess with a woman of vision award , which is woman of vision award, which is the largest recognition granted by america's oldest women's foundation . it will we had foundation. it will we had a star studded ceremony in may with a press release praising meghan's global advocacy to empower and advocate on behalf of women and girls . but empower and advocate on behalf of women and girls. but i'm sorry, this just doesn't add up to me because the recent tax filing has exposed that the shame the sussexes spent just one hour a week working for their charitable archewell foundation . so, angela, how can foundation. so, angela, how can they and possibly be worthy of a global advocacy award based on one hour of charitable work a week? yes i think it's all quite coming, actually . i week? yes i think it's all quite coming, actually. i think that she chats up the woman was gloria steinem , who's going to

gloria steinem, who's going to be presenting the award , who's be presenting the award, who's decided that this is what it was death for meghan. and she'd got very friendly with her. and then a load of people invest lots of money. one investor tends into the archewell foundation , the archewell foundation, another 2 million. and so i think it's just very good getting other people to do the work and providing the money. and then you just sit back and say, you know, auntie , say, you know, auntie, wonderful. i think it's absolutely extraordinary and doesn't make any sense . but she doesn't make any sense. but she did. she did. the one who said about the podcast , she also did about the podcast, she also did the one of the kennedy foundation about actually fighting against the institute, national racism of the royal family and then suddenly saying, you know, months and months later that actually, no, there's not really any racism. but they haven't sent back their word is if she sort of gathered them and that helps her ego . but it's that helps her ego. but it's a very peculiar way of behaving, i

think. and i don't know how you don't feel guilty about taking that on, because as far as i can tell, angela , there's only been tell, angela, there's only been one apology that harry and meghan have worked on consistently over the past year. and it's making this. consistently over the past year. and it's making this . yeah. and it's making this. yeah. getting their bank balance extended by the day . and the extended by the day. and the thing about the archewell filings, i thought it was absolutely fascinating, actually, because they can't lie , you know, because it's for the irs and only one hour a week of what, you know in the netflix series, they would have had you think that they were running the office together. remember, they showed desks side side showed their desks side by side all we're always in here showed their desks side by side all away re always in here showed their desks side by side all away forilways in here showed their desks side by side all away for the ys in here showed their desks side by side all away for the goodhere showed their desks side by side all away for the good of �*e showed their desks side by side all away for the good of the toiling away for the good of the world. no, you're not. that's a big fat yeah this is what big fat lie. yeah this is what they say. so purpose is to do good. they say. so purpose is to do good . the other thing is that good. the other thing is that what they believe in, compassion. and that's the aim that everyone in the world is compassionate to everyone else. what example are they in reality ? you know, she's does this

speak to anyone in her family except her mother and his actually encouraged harry to leave his own family. actually encouraged harry to leave his own family . and he's leave his own family. and he's got not a good word to say to them. so it's absolutely astonishing that they have the audacity to take this high rise behaviour and pretend that actually they deserve all these things. it's laughable actually. it's like giving a child to the party a present so that he doesn't feel left out . she doesn't feel left out. she doesn't feel left out. she doesn't deserve any of those things. that isn't it actually worse than that. aren't we actually starting to reward bad behaviour and actually shame on the miss foundation for women because your awards are going to because your awards are going to be a joke now because we know you're only doing this for publicity. there's actually no way that you can justify giving make it an award for advocacy. over the past year. there's no way you can justify that . so way you can justify that. so we're actually starting to now reward famous people for acting

badly , for treating your family badly, for treating your family terribly , for trying to terribly, for trying to undermine your country, for trash your grandmothers, your late grandmother's life, work . late grandmother's life, work. that's what they win an award for . yes, i think the fact is for. yes, i think the fact is that they disregard it. i don't think you win for it. i think they disregard all those sort of more negative things and just take a look at the very attractive woman and what she says and believe. and they don't question it . says and believe. and they don't question it. i think this is what a lot of well, i think it's all there because it it's too unpleasant to say all that. so they pretend it doesn't exist. so meghan has a group of people who think she's absolutely beyond the palace is absolutely wonderful with people actually looking at what she's done and analysing it with not doesn't take much realise that she's actually quite a damaged woman and quite nasty about. i think

people would just disregard it all because she pretends it doesn't happen. she doesn't stop and think , well, i've done and think, well, i've done enough now i've got to think about it. and then move on and try not to do x, y, z. as most of us do, is we look at ourselves. she doesn't she pretends it doesn't exist . if pretends it doesn't exist. if she has been found out for a lie, it doesn't exist. it doesn't stop her. she doesn't take any notice of it. i think it's absolutely peculiar. just cuts out, doesn't she, cuts people out, doesn't she, that not a sell for her self. she does something like pretended she got married three days before she did , which was days before she did, which was terrible the archbishop terrible for the archbishop of canterbury faced a canterbury because he faced a criminal charge if he had married them three days before the proper wedding. she just ignores it. there's never a apologies . ignores it. there's never a apologies. she's ignores it. there's never a apologies . she's never wrong. apologies. she's never wrong. she's you know, if you think about yourself as well, because she's you look at jessica mulrooney, you know , her best mulrooney, you know, her best friend . the moment that jessica friend. the moment that jessica annoyed the woke mob , she was annoyed the woke mob, she was cut. yeah, she was cut to

meeting. megan didn't stand by her. megan didn't show her compassion. megan didn't say no , “0, compassion. megan didn't say no , no, no. this is my best friend. yes she's done something silly, but i'm prepared to take the reputational hit because she's my best friend. no, no, no . she's gone. out . she's . she's gone. she's out. she's banished forever . yes. i think banished forever. yes. i think perhaps, harry, that does what she says, because he might he fears that he might be next. it's very frightening, i think, to live with somebody like that because they have the power and they have the single dimension of going ahead . and i think, you of going ahead. and i think, you know, if she wants to be a politician in america, i mean, she's got to learn that she can't have such a thin skin because she does feel she can do that, but she won't be able to at all. it's just nonsense. and if she wants to advocate on behalf of women and girls , i behalf of women and girls, i think. well, so what way she's advocating girls. advocating for women and girls. i she married a very rich i mean, she married a very rich man who's very famous . so that's man who's very famous. so that's what her fame is resting on, not the fact that she's a woman or a

girl doing fantastically well. why don't you go and look after your lovely sister in florida? if you really gave a about advocating for women and girls. but we don't. she advocates for one person, doesn't she? herself as always. but this is it is so brilliant to have you on the studio on this breaking news. believe it or not. meghan markle is going to be named the women of fiction by 2023 and the miss foundation for women has now proven that they run a sham awards ceremony. angela, thank you so much . thank you. coming you so much. thank you. coming up, donald trump has now landed in new york city as he gets ready for his historic court heanng ready for his historic court hearing tomorrow . but will the hearing tomorrow. but will the attempts to bring down the former president backfire on his political enemies? trump's former deputy assistant said gawker offers his exclusive insight on that big developing story. states i'd shortly be next as superman suella braverman criticises labour councils and their political correctness for allowing grooming gangs to thrive. has the left and its eagerness to

cry racism ? these despicably cry racism? these despicably horrible criminals escape justice for years . my superstar justice for years. my superstar panel debate that next. we're back in just 2 minutes time

is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight as superwoman, sue ellen speaks out on the political correctness around race that has

allowed grooming gangs in the uk to flourish . it's not racist to to flourish. it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford . or in rotherham or in telford. so has the left's eagerness to flee around accusations of racism and enabled evil criminals to escape justice. that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and beunda malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda lucy. malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda lucy . the donald malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda lucy. the donald has touched down in new york ahead of his dramatic showdown in the courts tomorrow . but is trump, courts tomorrow. but is trump, who's away from his republican rival, ron desantis? in the poll 7 rival, ron desantis? in the poll ? has the indictments somehow strengthened his bid for a sensational second term? trump's former deputy assistant at the white house said gorka offers his exclu sive insight on this developing story stateside soon. also coming up this hour, as engush also coming up this hour, as english cricketing legend michael vaughan is cleared of using racist language but remains abandoned by the bbc. this leftie upstart may muller ,

this leftie upstart may muller, has been handpicked by bosses as the uk's eurovision entrant , the uk's eurovision entrant, even after saying boris johnson didn't deserve an intensive care bed.so didn't deserve an intensive care bed. so post lineker gate has the british bashing corporation nailed their woke colours to the mast once again. fleet street iconic calvin mackenzie cancelled on that later this houn cancelled on that later this hour. plus, with joe biden set to snub an invitation to the king's coronation , is the sussex king's coronation, is the sussex supporting president undermining this special relationship between america and the uk? and did an eye opening interview. her first major personal chat since stepping down as first minister. nicola sturgeon has denied rumours that she's a secret lesbian . i'm not sure secret lesbian. i'm not sure which, i'll tell you which one it is supposed to be, but whatever. what that is, we've actually had to laugh about it much more on both those stories in the media, but shortly and as keir starmer still says, a woman can have a penis. has anyone today a bigger clanger today dropped a bigger clanger

than well i'll find than that? well i'll find out when crown. tonight's greatest when i crown. tonight's greatest person and union jack. as a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages in mere moments to right after polly middlehurst. dan thank you and good evening to our top story on gb news. tonight, the man who murdered olivia pratt—korbel in liverpool was sentenced today to life in prison and he'll serve a minimum term of 42 years. thomas cashman shot the nine year old as he chased a convicted drug dealer into her home in august last year . outside the court, last year. outside the court, the school girl's mother, cheryl corbell said her family has already started their life sentence having to spend the rest of their lives without olivia. it was the least of our lives. a sassy, chatty gail who never ran out of energy . she was never ran out of energy. she was a character . she was my never ran out of energy. she was a character. she was my baby. and she has amazing qualities. i knew what she wanted in life .

knew what she wanted in life. have you wanted to hear she was the baby off of our family on my little off my shadow . now little off my shadow. now everything we do and every way we go was a constant reminder that if she is not there with those all, like, promise for their future. so cruelly taken away . well, in other news today away. well, in other news today , the prime minister has announced a new taskforce to crack down on grooming gangs. rishi sunak said the measures aim to prevent victims and whistleblowers from being ignored by the authorities because of cultural insensitivities and political correctness . that's after the correctness. that's after the home secretary singled out british—pakistani men as a particular concern . suella particular concern. suella braverman says her comments on pakistani men were based on reviews and reports . it's not reviews and reports. it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford . local reviews and telford. local reviews and reports have confirmed the grooming gangs scandal that has

gone on here has been perpetrated by largely british, pakistani men. now it's important not to demonise a whole community and the vast majority of british pakistanis are law abiding and straightforward people within the last hour. tributes have been paid to the former conservative mp and chancellor nigel lawson after his death at the age of 91. the leading brexiteer served in margaret thatcher's government and sat in the house of lords until his retirement in december . the house of lords until his retirement in december. he survived by his seven children, including the tv cook and author nigella lawson. rishi sunak has called him a transformational chancellor and an inspiration . chancellor and an inspiration. well, as you've been hearing , well, as you've been hearing, donald trump has arrived at trump tower in new york city , trump tower in new york city, where he's due to appear in court tomorrow and face criminal charges. the former us president has been indicted in relation to

alleged hush money payments to the adult film star stormy daniels before the 2016 election. mr. trump is due to be arraigned , fingerprinted and arraigned, fingerprinted and photographed at the court in manhattan . his lawyer saying manhattan. his lawyer saying he'll enter a plea of not guilty. then we believe he's also due to speak in florida tomorrow for details of that right here on gb news. that is the news for now. i'm back in an houn the news for now. i'm back in an hour. now back to dan . hour. now back to dan. tomorrow's news sign now in our media buzz. so let's kick off with the very first look at the front pages, hot off the press . front pages, hot off the press. how could he keep shooting after heanng how could he keep shooting after hearing her terrified screams ? hearing her terrified screams? the independent leads with the chilling words of the brave mother of the nine year old olivia pratt—korbel as the

child's gutless killer. thomas cashman is jailed for a minimum of 42 years. and actually there it is gutless . the headline in it is gutless. the headline in the metro , if we head to that the metro, if we head to that after cashman refused to face olivia's family in court today for the sentencing , the eye for the sentencing, the eye reports that uk summer holidays are to be hit by further passport delays after news strikes. holidaymakers could now face a weight of three months after 1800 workers began a five week walk out today. honestly utterly disgraceful . and the utterly disgraceful. and the government has to face them down because this is just absolutely revolting behaviour by superstar panel revolting behaviour by superstar panel. back with me now , though, panel. back with me now, though, top daily express columnist carole malone , senior reporter carole malone, senior reporter at the ie newspaper , benjamin at the ie newspaper, benjamin butterworth, and the former brexit party mep and political commentator belinda de lucy . now commentator belinda de lucy. now the government has today been announcing a new set of measures to tackle grooming gangs , to tackle grooming gangs, including tougher sentences and a new police task force of

specialist officers . downing specialist officers. downing street also said experts will track suspects down using cutting edge intelligence, including the collection of ethnicity data . and speaking ethnicity data. and speaking today, both suella braverman and rishi sunak condemned the political correctness that has historically allowed grooming gangsin historically allowed grooming gangs in the uk to flourish. it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford. local review and reports have confirmed that the grooming gangs scandal that has gone on here has been perpetrated by largely british—pakistani men . largely british—pakistani men. and what's clear is that when victims and other whistleblowers came forward , their claims were came forward, their claims were often ignored by social workers. local politicians or even the police . and the reason that they police. and the reason that they were ignored was due to cultural sensitivity and political correctness. now, that's not

right . yesterday, the home right. yesterday, the home secretary shared her contention as to which political party is responsible. but some of these council council councillors, senior politicians in labour run areas over a period of years absolutely failed to take action because of cultural sensitivities , not wanting to sensitivities, not wanting to come across as racist , not come across as racist, not wanting to call out people along ethnic lines. i can't alone , i ethnic lines. i can't alone, i have to say, bravo to bravo and sunak today. you know, here on gb news since our launch , we gb news since our launch, we have been banging the drop about the danger of these grooming gangs, the fact that it's still going on because so many people , including virtually everyone in labour, too scared to say a word because they are worried that they're going to be accused. it's interesting. it's accused. it's interesting. it's a day yvette cooper actually said today that it was discussed because because the tories were in power . because because the tories were in power. no. the worst abuse happened on labour, on councils.

i mean, it's shocking, you know , swallow that. what you didn't see was that she had i see was that she had said i wasn't going make this wasn't going to make this political it was brought political but but it was brought up interview and she up in the interview and she said, if you want to know it said, but if you want to know it was labour councils where the words the come, which is true, you only have look the you only have to look at the that but mean the scale and that but i mean the scale and scope of this abuse should not have a supposed have happened in a supposed civilised around civilised country. i was around at the was reporting on at the time i was reporting on this and it's interesting, she says. it's not you know, it's not racist to say who was doing it. we in the media and you probably this as well, probably remember this as well, we were allowed to say we were not allowed to say pakistani muslim men were doing this. were allowed to say men this. we were allowed to say men of whatever, but we of colour, whatever, but we weren't say so. and weren't allowed to say so. and it until they were taken it wasn't until they were taken to trial could put to trial where we could put pictures identify them . we pictures and identify them. we were allowed to say so even even after these girls had been abused and raped and brutalised , we weren't allowed to say who was done it, you know. and i and i know at the time that the police, social workers, people in a local polish missions, they they didn't want to rock the

multicultural date boat and they hid stuff they took. exactly. so this has been a scandal for over a decade now. but benjamin butterworth, i'm seeing a lot of your folk , including keir your folk, including keir starmer , be very intellectually starmer, be very intellectually dishonest today because you're coming back with this argument saying, oh, but the majority of people doing this are still white men . that's not. but white men. that's not. but here's the issue. we are a predominantly white country . so predominantly white country. so you have to look at where things stand proportionally . and when stand proportionally. and when it comes to grooming gangs , it comes to grooming gangs, there is a disproportionate number of british pakistani men who are guilty, and it is amazing that we're finally allowed . well, i mean, on gb allowed. well, i mean, on gb news, we've been saying this obviously since launch, but that you're hearing politicians finally allowed to speak this truth . i mean, you know, yvette truth. i mean, you know, yvette cooper , the shadow home cooper, the shadow home secretary as carol just referenced, said much the same thing when she was doing the rounds the airwaves this rounds on the airwaves this morning about the fact that you

shouldn't be afraid to call out the which this the nature in which this happened. is that it's happened. the truth is that it's you there are more white you know, there are more white people who are prosecuted for this than not. but clearly, there was a problem that white country played. there was a problem where you had groups of people , often from southeast people, often from southeast asian . and the examples you're asian. and the examples you're referring to who got unreasonable levels of power within that community and were able to exploit that, manipulate it. but i think it'd be wrong to think that it's unique to that because, you know, you see plenty other examples of this plenty of other examples of this happening even happening where you take even in show business, get show business, where you get groups of people that execute power is on reasonable power that is on reasonable because don't want because people don't want to call i think that's call it out. and i think that's what home secretary should what the home secretary should prepare. the full 82% of grooming or south asian grooming gangs or south asian men as often, and men may not as often, and they're only 1% popular. yes and so been a lot of so there's been a lot of intellectual dishonesty. and what about what suella what i like about what suella said and need to address said is and we need to address this, that the lib left's this, is that the lib left's obsession with multiculturalism at costs , at all costs to at all costs, at all costs to women and girls . we need to women and girls. we need to have, know, shut up for the

have, you know, shut up for the sake diversity. what the sake of diversity. what the labour mp now qari tweeted sums up exactly how they see multicam , cultural ism, all cultures are not the same, they're not equal. there are some cultures that are abhorrent to women girls. in abhorrent to women and girls. in pakistan, rates very, low pakistan, rates very, very low on its cultural treatment of women's . so what on earth were women's. so what on earth were people going to expect? of course they were going to going to be some of them, not all doing you you come in and doing. you mean you come in and implement a very integrated lives share our values, but many are not. and we need to formulate benjamin's comments, as has shown this, that labour paysis as has shown this, that labour pays is completely mistaken . she pays is completely mistaken. she was put in a forced marriage, raped and taken out of this country and became a landmark as she was. she was a she's a very hard she's a very high profile critic of the way in which the muslim community behaved in that way, she went an way, because she went through an ordeal made her and ordeal that made her and her mother that the front pages mother that made the front pages throughout so she mother that made the front pages thro a|hout so she mother that made the front pages thro a terrible so she mother that made the front pages thro a terrible example. so she was a terrible example. resignation of sarah champion, the mp, that had the labour mp, that had to

resign because dared resign because she dared associate the ban. associate the grooming ban. i think shadow minister think she's a shadow minister now the case of the at the now in the case of the at the time was was not time that was what was i'm not disagreeing with ideas of disagreeing with the ideas of what was shocking back then is the amount people who ignored the amount of people who ignored this, even vulnerable this, you know, even vulnerable girls were into council this, you know, even vulnerable girls they were into council this, you know, even vulnerable girls they were gotinto council this, you know, even vulnerable girls they were got out council this, you know, even vulnerable girls they were got out bancil this, you know, even vulnerable girls they were got out by these care, they were got out by these gangs because the gangs would come by and cause they would have these girls have remember, these girls have nothing be nothing and they would be tempted into by these guys. tempted into cars by these guys. social workers knew this was happening. workers this happening. k workers knew this was politicians was happening. local politicians day what happening happening day what happening was happening and they all just ignored and they they all just ignored it for the time out because this turned a blind date for a long time, because this has been hiding in plain sight. and you know what, suella said today, which i think is also she said, you know, there was there is no hiding these people. hiding place for these people. there was they never there never was they never needed to hide in place. it happenedin needed to hide in place. it happened in sight and it's happened in plain sight and it's still happening. right. remember, single in remember, every single person in our authorities and our politicians turned blind politicians that turned a blind eye to the should be sacked. i don't know any is still in don't know why any is still in that think belinda

that meeting. i think belinda there will policemen top there will be policemen and top jobs in this country still jobs in this country who still care branded racist care about being branded racist , who still care about political correctness more than they care about saving lives. well, they want sacrifice girls on the want to sacrifice girls on the altar of multiculturalism and political that sums political correctness. that sums up left . yeah, good up the lib left. yeah, very good point. end on now, the point. to end on now, the self—proclaimed danger tourist, myles routledge , who counts the myles routledge, who counts the ukrainian front line in south sudan on a list of his holiday destinations, has been captured by the taliban . and now the 23 by the taliban. and now the 23 year old daredevil is one of three british nationals who were arrested in afghanistan after a business deal reportedly went wrong . shockingly, and you might wrong. shockingly, and you might remember , this isn't the first remember, this isn't the first time myles has found himself at the mercy of the former terror group. back in 2021, he travelled to afghanistan during the fall of kabul, documenting his adventure using surreal posts like these on his social media, including pictures of him. but up with taliban fighters, he jokingly called the taliban pows. he was eventually rescued by british troops as part of the massive airlift

operation . and i had the operation. and i had the opportunity to sit down with myles shortly after that ordeal to discuss his frightening experience. but sadly and i genuinely mean this because i saw what was coming. i saw what was coming. when i spoke to myles, my pleas for him to ditch the crazy danger tourism fell on deaf ears . what's the definition deaf ears. what's the definition of madness ? doing something of madness? doing something completely wrong multiple times. and you have not learnt your lesson from this very lucky escape from afghanistan. you want to do it again? myles i mean, i'm almost imploring you go to university , take a little go to university, take a little gap year trip , do some gap year trip, do some backpacking , you know, just backpacking, you know, just leave south sudan, mate . leave south sudan, mate. thankfully for myles, the home secretary suella braverman has committed to getting the three men home safely and confirmed. the government is in talks with the taliban . there are a british

the taliban. there are a british citizen abroad and the uk government is going to do whatever it takes to ensure that they're safe and the government is in negotiations and working hard to ensure people , people's hard to ensure people, people's safety is upheld . so you are an safety is upheld. so you are an overseas support the government in bringing these men home. it is unfortunate so much time and so much money is having to be spent on securing miles rescue. i gain i hope this is all resolved quickly and that myles takes my advice and ditches these highly irresponsible trips once and for all. but of course we do want him to get home safe first, come with own bedroom and bus with volunteer. wc do stand by because coming up with president biden due to snub an invitation to next month's coronation is sleepy joe killing off the special relationship between the uk and the us. partly because of his close friendship with harry and meghan . tonight, superstar panel will have their say very soon, but next, all eyes on new york as donald trump arrives at trump

tower. ahead of his court appearance tomorrow. but with his lead in the polls now stronger than ever, is the witch hunt against the donald fire backfire. inspector kelly, his former adviser , saeb gorka, he former adviser, saeb gorka, he joins me live straight after the

break welcome back. now the establish stage of seeking to bring down

former us president donald trump ramped up into another gear today as the 45th president of the united states landed in new york city in the past hour ahead of tomorrow's eagerly anticipated court appearance, the donald will be in front of manhattan . district attorney manhattan. district attorney alvin bragg to face trumped up charge is relating to hush money payments made before the 2016 presidential election and both crowds and public anger are now growing in new york and beyond. with the white house today warning that they were, quote, ready for violence, they insist in attempts to sully trump's name appear to be failing, though, with you gov polling showing that his popularity against fellow republican presidential hopeful ron desantis has hit an all time high since his legal indictment was announced last week. so i'm delighted to be joined now by seb gorka former adviser to president donald trump during his time in the white house. saeb, welcome back to the show . saeb, welcome back to the show. so it's been a dogfight . i mean,

so it's been a dogfight. i mean, it has great to have you back. but with the donald's popularity continuing to soar , are his continuing to soar, are his detractors attempts to bring him down? actually, now back firing spector clearly ? well, to quote spector clearly? well, to quote judy from brooklyn, one of our loyal listeners who called in today, i just got off my life national radio show. she said the following , and i'm going to the following, and i'm going to tweet her out with her permission issued is i'm off your show tomorrow morning. president trump's enemies will have gotten him re—elected . so have gotten him re—elected. so you i mean, you've quoted the figures. every poll we see not only is president trump more popular than biden , biden has popular than biden, biden has sunk to 42. that's the second lowest he's ever been since the inauguration. and he has between 20 dan and 30 points in front of the next person who is the governor of florida to get the nomination . and for the nomination. and for the republicans as their candidate for the presidency . so this is for the presidency. so this is the kind of , for the presidency. so this is the kind of, you for the presidency. so this is

the kind of , you know, cutting the kind of, you know, cutting off your nose to spite your face. that democrat . it's also face. that democrat. it's also irrational , all face. that democrat. it's also irrational, all in their vituperative hatred of president trump. the problem bleep getting him re—elected tomorrow and say , look, tomorrow is a historic day. donald trump seems to be leaning the process. what do you harry about what we can actually expect ? is he going to make some expect? is he going to make some sort of statement after being arrested? how is he going to deal with it all? well i just had the 40th commissioner of the national all of the new york police department on the show. he said, we are in totally unprecedented waters . the idea unprecedented waters. the idea that this man will be put in hand cuffs as he's being protect it by the secret service is , it by the secret service is, just insane, anathema , even just insane, anathema, even fingerprinting or photograph again for a mug shot. it's not as if people don't know what president trump looks so utterly, utterly uncharted territory when it comes to

president trump's plans. he will be back at mar a lago at his residence in florida tomorrow evening . and at 8:00 local time, evening. and at 8:00 local time, he will be making a statement to the nation . wow. what do you the nation. wow. what do you think he's going to say ? he's think he's going to say? he's going to continue what he said right after the news of the indictment . the charge was indictment. the charge was leaked that it's not about him . leaked that it's not about him. he's just a proxy for the 74 million americans who voted for him . if you look at the last him. if you look at the last couple of years, don, it's insane. i'll give you one example. it's not just the january six people who are still in prison without having been arraigned for two years. some are being held in solitary, which is just against the us constitution, where a man or a woman has a right to just this swiftly . but we have this swiftly. but we have this absolute notorious case. they a pro—life pastor in philadelphia who was protecting his 12 year

old son from an insane protester outside an abortion clinic who shoved him, was charged with a misdemeanour. the local courts said, no, we quash this. this is garbage. you are protecting your son from guy who was and blinding in his face for months after that charge was dropped. 20 t armed agents of the fbi stormed his home and in front of his seven children a rested him. he won the case three weeks ago in a in a in a federal court. but president trump has a very, very common, very powerful message. if you're a patriot, if you love america, if you're conservative, they're coming after you. i'm just in the way i expect i'm not going to reveal anything else, but i expect that to be. one of the main themes for his national statement tomorrow, you think republicans now believe even if they use to be never trumpers, that this is just an out and out witch hunt. now well, look , the facts of the now well, look, the facts of the matter are clear in a court of

law , there's something called law, there's something called a fact pattern . and what is the fact pattern. and what is the what is the fact pattern of the last seven years? dan whether it was a secret operation called crossfire hurricane that involved the fbi, the cia and the nsa to try and inveigle themselves into the trump campaign to somehow prove russia collusion that failed. whether it was an overt investigation by the former director of the fbi for 20 months at the cost of $40 million, which was the mueller probe, likewise failed . it was probe, likewise failed. it was impeachment, juan. whether the impeachment, juan. whether the impeachment the or whether it was the january six investigatory committee of congress or whether it was the raid of his home by armed agents of the fbi , i what does that of the fbi, i what does that tell you ? that's even years of tell you? that's even years of persecution to date now. now, just want to quickly talk about the report in primary political aspect of this. say finally , aspect of this. say finally, because as say that right at mar a lago that happened in florida, you know, the state run by ron

desantis, trump will be making his statement to the nation tomorrow in florida, the state of ron . how angry is ron of ron. how angry is ron desantis going to be about this , the race? because do you think he's worried that this has maybe blown up his presidential ambitions ? well, he didn't ambitions? well, he didn't exactly shower himself with glory. the monday after this arraignment was leaked, he made his statement from the podium when he said, oh, i'm not interested in this. this is hush money for stars. no, it's not, ron. it's an nda. money for stars. no, it's not, ron. it's an nda . i signed an ron. it's an nda. i signed an nda with president trump when i became his adviser. i'm no star. so as a judge advocate general officer in the navy , he he officer in the navy, he he didn't really look like a strong candidate . since then, he's candidate. since then, he's tried to mend bridges. but the fact that he's secretly or very quietly on friday had the florida senate changed the constitution of florida. so that now he can run as president without leaving the governor's mansion. he's a little bit sneaky and it doesn't look good.

so, ron , start playing a real so, ron, start playing a real open , transparent political game open, transparent political game and not one of these on the handed ones. but when it comes to his campaign, i think he's cooked. he's done absolutely fascinating stuff from the former deputy assistant to president donald trump during his time at the white house. sebastian gorka, sebastian, while we're in for 24 hours of history, sure. it's going to be absolutely fascinating. thank you so much. but coming up on cancelled as cricket star michael vaughan is cleared of racism was the bbc wrong to cancel him so soon and risk ruining his life? former editor of sun, calvin mckenzie, of the sun, calvin mckenzie, hits first, as joe hits out. but first, as joe biden reportedly declines invitation to next month's coronation , does the snub put coronation, does the snub put the uk's special relationship in jeopardy ? my superstore panel jeopardy? my superstore panel returned to thrash one out. plus, we're going to have more newspaper front pages hot off the press in just a few minutes

percentage is more, as you cite now in our media and more front pages have just been delivered straight to the daily express, which leads on the sentencing of the gangland killer of olivia pratt—korbel and reporting that the gutless thug will likely die behind bars after being handed a minimum 42 years in jail. behind bars after being handed a minimum 42 years in jail . the minimum 42 years in jail. the sun reports on tv's star phillip schofield, breaking his silence over his brother's teen sex abuse, claiming that he no longer has a brother timothy. timothy schofield was convicted of 11 charges related to sexually abusing a boy . the sexually abusing a boy. the daily star reports that the queen's devoted corgis are no longer mourning her death . longer mourning her death. sorry, sorry. the revelation was made by the duchess of york , who made by the duchess of york, who is now looking after that. i'm sorry. how dare fergie say that 7 sorry. how dare fergie say that ? because i think they probably are missing the late queen right

. anyway, that shocks me. i say this stuff out of. back with me now, talk daily express columnist carol owen, senior reporter at the i newspaper, benjamin butterworth, and the former mep and political commentator belinda lucy, now joan. but joe biden will reject an invitation to the king's coronation next month. and yet another example of the us need to showing his total disdain for the british monarchy and our country. two sources close to the discussions told daily the discussions told the daily telegraph the first lady, telegraph that the first lady, jill or god kamala harris jill biden or god kamala harris will be sent instead of the president , will be sent instead of the president, as us will be sent instead of the president , as us officials try president, as us officials try to avoid the decision being seen as a snub, the damage has already done, in my opinion, with this latest display of contempt for the royal family by the britain hating president, following him, siding with prince harry and meghan markle over their fake royal racism claims in that notorious interview with oprah winfrey in 2021. so that awful attack on the royal family by the duke and duchess delusion. a spokesman for biden jen psaki had this to say anyone to come forward and

speak about their own struggles with mental health and tell their own personal story that takes courage. that's certainly something the president believes. and i mean, belinda lucy, we saw that didn't we? we saw there exactly where biden's loyalties lie. he seems to absolutely love harry and meghan. he's pals with them. he loves the fact that they're trying to tear down the monarchy. because remember this is a who has been taught is a guy who has been taught growing up that england is bad , growing up that england is bad, the united kingdom is horrible , the united kingdom is horrible, the united kingdom is horrible, the english are ugly people , the the english are ugly people, the royals are horrible, invade is who destroyed ireland ? i'm who destroyed ireland? i'm absolutely disgusted by how much he hates great britain. oh, he's . he's hated us for years. for decadesin . he's hated us for years. for decades in fact, in the 1980s he protect it and i.r.a. terrorist from extradition and back to the uk to face trial. he has utterly meddled in brexit and disrespected our sovereignty and worst of all, his treatment of the british, an ally over the

terrible afghan that he presided oven he terrible afghan that he presided over. he has time and time and again shown disdain for our country, our people , our country, our people, our monarchy, his mum and his great aunt. he quotes publicly how much they disliked the royal family. and i think it was his mum who said i'd never sleep in a bed of if the queen had ever slept. and it involved and geno before poor joe slept. and it involved and geno before poorjoe biden first met before poor joe biden first met the queen this with the late queen. this is right back in the early his mum gave him one piece of don't you dare bow to of advice. don't you dare bow to her all that says it all. but but carole malone i actually worry here about the impact that harry and meghan are having because, you know, they are right in there with joe and jill biden and they have changed opinion not amongst ordinary americans who i think actually can see through them , but among can see through them, but among the left wing, the woke in america. they would anyway. so, i mean, i'm not terribly surprised at that. but, you know, what are people are

talking mean the white house are desperately scrambling to make it look like it's not a snub what it clearly is. you know he says he all the commitments. says he has all the commitments. i what are the commitment i mean, what are the commitment could have? it's greater than could he have? it's greater than the the british the coronation of the british king. right, he is king. but you're right, he is and sympathise. i know and i always sympathise. i know he's never happier than me posing with adams. however posing with gerry adams. however you he's asked you know, he's when he's asked about nationality his about his nationality and his affiliation goes, i'm affiliation and she goes, i'm irish, very clear about irish, she's very clear about that. i right from that. but but i think right from the start, you know, the very start, you know, he hasn't given me peace about the special relationship. he doesn't think there is one. you just want you know, we had want one. you know, if we had a special relationship, we would now trade with now have a trade deal with america. it's inconceivable that we're to be one of we're supposed to be one of their greatest allies yet their greatest allies and yet he's to a trade deal he's willing to do a trade deal with but i but i think with us. but i but i think that's and, you know, that's good. and, you know, i think reaction to him not think my reaction to him not coming cares? i don't coming is who cares? i don't care. he seems to me like a president who never will. he's a doddery bloke. yes, he's dementia. and i think he's one of the worst presidents there's ever been. but there was an opportunity for to make opportunity here for him to make history . i opportunity here for him to make history. i think trump opportunity here for him to make history . i think trump would history. i think trump would

have but i actually think have come, but i actually think obama would have come home. but know, i humza yousaf , the new know, i humza yousaf, the new leader of the snp is coming even though he's an avowed republican who says he will destroy them all. i'd quite like to stay in holyrood, but even someone like him is coming at that. it's such a beginning. but then you've paid your members with. there really is something here though, isn't there, when you look at that , you know, day that clip, you know, the day after and meghan have just after harry and meghan have just tried reputation tried to destroy the reputation of the late queen and prince philip, who at that point was on his deathbed, right by a accusing them wrongly racism. and rather than biden saying to his spokesperson , don't wade his spokesperson, don't wade into this, defend the queen defend the royal family. psaki goes on international television and oh, meghan and harry are so brave . they were brave. they brave. they were brave. they were telling lies which harry has since had to walk back. so i think that says where biden's head's at when it comes to the royal family. it doesn't it i think you've been on on the laughing gas before. it's

criminal, it's illegal. and i don't do it legally yet. the truth is that i think you massively overstate the influence that harry and meghan are this situation. are having this situation. you know, not long ago you were making the argument, which i didn't with, that their didn't disagree with, that their influence over america influence was over in america because . not as much as it was because. not as much as it was said. yeah, because joe and jill biden love those two. because the obamas didn't invite them to i think was a 60th birthday party of barack obama . party of barack obama. so i think overstated, but , you think it's overstated, but, you know, us president been to know, no. us president been to the coronation when was the last coronation? but it was 70 years ago, 69, 1953. yeah. and what's changed in the past 50 years would have been anything but i mean, 70, 70 as well as china. let's be. well, no, it didn't because it wouldn't have been that cold called modern transportation. but you know, i think it's really odd to think that you know, the us president should be coming to the coronation. we've never seen a prime minister to the inauguration of a us president and that's seen as a snub and that's not seen as a snub and that's not seen as a snub and i think this idea that all

these around the world these countries around the world that of the that aren't part of the commonwealth, they should commonwealth, that they should be coronation be signing up to the coronation of state is an all the of head of state is an all the mythical idea the way it mythical idea of the way it should work. i think it's far more about protecting usa should work. i think it's far more biden. protecting usa should work. i think it's far more biden. pithink ng usa should work. i think it's far more biden. pithink he's usa from biden. i think he's a liability. he can't really get off the plane and say, well, it's good to be here in poland for william's coronation for king william's coronation and completely it and completely embarrassing it for halfway through the coronation if caught on coronation. if we caught on film, be a decent after pr film, he'd be a decent after pr for america. they probably keeping him away . they would. he keeping him away. they would. he can't do two trips. he's doing a trip to ireland at this moment and he's not up to doing too, because i don't really know barack obama's ancestor and joe biden's ancestor both left ireland in the exact same year. obama says irish is behind him and they both took winston churchill out the oval office. yeah, exactly . totally yeah, exactly. totally disgraceful. now look, throughout nicola sturgeon's tenure scotland's first tenure as scotland's first minister, rumour mill was minister, the rumour mill was often overdrive, in often in overdrive, but in a sense , social interview with bbc sense, social interview with bbc scotland's campbell in a new podcast called nicola sturgeon, the person sturgeon has

confronted of the stories about her alleged double life for the first time, including whether she's a secret lesbian , what she's a secret lesbian, what people spent killie about. you're marriage, your sexuality on social media. i mean, apart from the fact that i read accounts of my life on social media and i think, you know, it is so much more glamorous sounding and so much more exciting . you know, i've got exciting. you know, i've got houses everywhere . if you houses everywhere. if you believe social media and you know, which french diplomat are you having an affair with ? i'm you having an affair with? i'm not sure which. and i'll tell a camera which one is supposed to be. but whatever what it is, we've actually had to laugh about it. sturgeon's denial there relates to rumours that she secretly had an affair with a female french diplomat and even bought tennis legend judy murray's old to house use as a love nest to keep her husband from finding out . now, according from finding out. now, according to sturgeon, online test will test will like that was part of the reason for her shock resignation last month. nevertheless by asking for

anonymity simultaneous anonymity and simultaneous release in a tell all podcast , release in a tell all podcast, sturgeon appears to be channelling the sussexes worldwide privacy to a full interview. lucy page from butterworth caraballo do stand by because coming up as both rishi sunak and suella braverman insist it isn't racist to speak honestly about grooming gangs in the uk and their ethnicity are either nominated in the crowning moment of the show. as we reveal tonight's greatest britain and union jack has find out shortly. but next in i'm cancelled as it transpires that bbc transpires that the bbc hand—picked boris hating hand—picked the boris hating activist may moller is the uk's eurovision why is the eurovision entry. why is the former england cricket captain vaughan still cancer caught by the corporation despite being cleared of racism ? fleet street cleared of racism? fleet street calvin mackenzie weighs in next. he's live in just 2 minutes time. so don't go anywhere

it's time now for cancelled and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping rest of the media. now michael vaughan was finally cleared of historic racism allegations last week, ending gruelling two year battle to prove his innocence. the former england cricket captain was accused of making racist remarks and slurs to azeem rafiq and three other asian players before yorkshire in 2009. but the cricket discipline commission dismissed the allegation due to a lack of evidence. but while the likes of the telegraph and fox australia stood by the ashes winning captain, bbc acted winning captain, the bbc acted as as judge, jury and as they do as judge, jury and executioner by dropping him from his show. the moment the now disproven accusation was made pubuc. disproven accusation was made public . vaughan has spoken out public. vaughan has spoken out against cancel culture over the weekend, telling the daily telegraph, i can absolutely tell you that it's real and it comes through social media. it's so dangerous. you used to be innocent proven guilty. innocent until proven guilty. you're until proven you're now guilty until proven innocent. your life gets

completely on hold. whatever completely put on hold. whatever the accusation thrown at you, people media just will people on social media just will not allow you to carry on with your life while it's over your head. how predictably, the british corporation has british fashion corporation has wasted in trying to wasted no time in trying to bnng wasted no time in trying to bring back into their bring vaughan back into their fold, close the fold, with sources close to the corporation executives corporation revealing executives are commentators corporation revealing executives are this commentators corporation revealing executives are this week entators corporation revealing executives are this weekenta bid corporation revealing executives are this week enta bid to advisers this week in a bid to bnng advisers this week in a bid to bring but fleet street bring him back. but fleet street veg and kelvin mackenzie veg and legend kelvin mackenzie is with me now. and kelvin, part of me actually wants michael vaughan tell the bbc go vaughan to tell the bbc to go and job off because they and stick job off because they should never have suspended him in the first place. no, we're a group of group employed by the bbc. went to the bbc executives and said , we can't have him on and said, we can't have him on air. while this allegation is and honestly, it was it was like and honestly, it was it was like a court case in which vaughan was correct when he went into the court , everybody believed he the court, everybody believed he was guilty . and especially the was guilty. and especially the collection of the liberals who wanted him to be guilty. this is a great, great british hero. it was a shocking , shocking act. i

was a shocking, shocking act. i don't agree with that attitude of saying shove it right . i of saying shove it right. i think he should go back. i think he should go back and he should just be mike vaughan again and try and rebuild his life and prove to everyone that the bbc was wrong by sacking it. and actually in a funny way, being in the public eye now is a total nightmare. if you are sent a riot, if you're sent a left, you can be you can be, you are. alastair campbell. get involved in the most terrible allegations . yeah, they were disproved in the end or they would they were they would it was seen to seem perhaps not to be right but if you are sent centre right honestly you are guilty of whatever is said about you and you are going to pay a huge price. i want michael vaughan to go back behind the microphone and i want him just to say that was a great role or that was a tremendous shot. and honestly , tremendous shot. and honestly, the bbc are going to have to just suck up and so will those. i'd like to name , i would like i'd like to name, i would like

to see named in social media, those collection of bbc employee whose who said we don't want to work with him, nor should we. why don't we see what their names are? where do they live? what is their standing in society? it's always the same in social media. you can hide behind some false name , but you behind some false name, but you of course, whether time wouldn't make or any of your panel there, they have to give their real names. so everybody goes in is jack and jill and god knows what else. it's most unfair way of a thing being conduct it, i must say. but you're so right to make the point about it being one set of rules. if you're on the centre right political spectrum , because look at azeem rafiq, the bloke who made all of these accusations , you know, has accusations, you know, he has been proven , proven in text been proven, proven in text messages , completely undeniable messages, completely undeniable to be anti semitic . he's not to be anti semitic. he's not cancen to be anti semitic. he's not cancer. not by the way, i'm not calling on him to be cancer. but i'm pointing this out because there is a total to scrap and

see. and the way that rafiq has been treated compared to the way that vaughan has been treated, when actually there's only evidence about bias in rafiq . evidence about bias in rafiq. yes. and of course, mr. rafiq , yes. and of course, mr. rafiq, of course, picks up 200,000 quid. right for suffering some racist abuse. i'm not saying i'm not in favour of him receiving any racism either, but i was absolutely hostile to the manner in which the ecb conducted this in which the ecb conducted this in public , these allegations in public, these allegations right . should be heard in right. should be heard in private and then an adjudication made honestly these people's lives, whether it's matthew hall , god, all the rest of them have been by this and it drags on and on and on and on. but what about all those guys at yorkshire cricket who have all suddenly one day, lord patel oh, he's gone already. boom he throws the lot of them out and then says the yorkshire cricket. oh by the way, we didn't do this correctly. it wasn't legally correct. oh, he's a load of checks yorkshire checks. so yorkshire cricket club in the hole for club are in the hole for 2 million quid. but these

organisations need to learn. don't give to the woke mob who is sending a few tweets because what this comes down to, they absolutely panic . yes, but this absolutely panic. yes, but this happens even in the media. oh, i mean, in the media. the media is terrible. even though in national newspapers, if you run some story now and a couple of a couple of tweets. i know that's disgusting . you're right. we disgusting. you're right. we are. we're never going to buy you again. suddenly, the executives all start running around 100 miles an hour. so there is no doubt being centre right in this country is a disaster for somebody in public life . i feel desperate for life. i feel desperate for michael. for what? i hope he makes a huge to success the rest of his life. well, look, i agree with that. but i want to move on to this other scandal engulfing the bbc because actually sums up the bbc because actually sums up the point you're making perfectly, because now eurovision now eurovision entry right now eurovision entry right now eurovision to eurovision entry, who's meant to bnng eurovision entry, who's meant to bring the country together, eurovision entry, who's meant to bring actually 1try together, eurovision entry, who's meant to bring actuallyitry togehating she's actually a boris hating left activist to actively left wing activist to actively campaign for the former antisemitic leader jeremy antisemitic labour leader jeremy corbyn. and in a series of shocking tweets, this is the 25

year old may mola claimed that bofis year old may mola claimed that boris johnson did not deserve an icu bed during his near—death covid experience back in april 2020. she was surprised that the conservative party, racist and elitist , and conservative party, racist and elitist, and said she hated britain over the row over free school mayo. so of course she's performing in liverpool next month, representing the uk that she claims to hate with this song stand . on my right. she claims to hate with this song stand . on my right . and song stand. on my right. and spend the night on now look again covid. i'm not saying miserable mzbel should should be cancelled . you know, she can cancelled. you know, she can actually think whatever she wants, but it does show you how the bbc thinks because there's no way if she had expressed centre right views that she if she if she had said i'm fantastic for brexit, right we should blow up those boats coming out. nigel farage prime minister, any of that. but going into liverpool . oh my god, what into liverpool. oh my god, what on earth, what is my favourite

papen on earth, what is my favourite paper. yes, exactly. i call now. what about i'm rushing out to buy one right now. very enjoyable, but honestly she couldn't get into liverpool . you couldn't get into liverpool. you know, it would be an absolute nightmare. liverpool hasn't got any tory. there are no tory mp , any tory. there are no tory mp, no tory councillors, no nothing for about 50 miles in any direction . it would have been direction. it would have been impossible . so look, i want the impossible. so look, i want the eurovision contest to be very successful. i actually would. i'd actually like her to win it. oh yeah. if that was at all possible. let's use the song. i know you weren't sure about it. i'm a eurovision fanatic. i think she's. and i think she's gone commercial lately gone a bit commercial lately anyway. but i do. i do . but anyway. but i do. i do. but however, it is literally impossible. there was a huge divide our country and i i'm not quite sure. my sense is that with social media, it's actually going to get worse . the great going to get worse. the great thing i'm looking forward to is if starmer comes in, he will be the one he will be the one we'll be throwing potatoes at which which we'll all enjoy that

tremendously . kelvin mackenzie , tremendously. kelvin mackenzie, so great to have you. we will speak later in the week, but it isfime speak later in the week, but it is time now to reveal tonight's greatest person and union jackass. greatest person and union jackass . so carole malone, who jackass. so carole malone, who is your nominee for tonight's greatest verse of mine, is rishi sunak finally saying that for too long woke politics and cultural sensitivity . these have cultural sensitivity. these have been putting women and girls in dangen been putting women and girls in danger. he's saying the work politics will no longer stop police from doing their job and today he unveiled a whole stack of measures which will ensure that will happen . benjamin that will happen. benjamin butts, with your nominee . mine butts, with your nominee. mine is an honorary greatest pour in it. stormy daniels, the hero of the day, asked whether she would be afraid to look at trump in court, she said , i've seen him court, she said, i've seen him naked. there's no way he could be scarier with his clothes on. yeah, i have to say, that was very good line, wasn't it? good line from stormy berlin to lucy , your nominee. mine has to be swell . a brave woman for doing swell. a brave woman for doing the same as ricci did. but

actually she came across so well highlighting how multicultural ism puts women and girls at risk. but also, i have to put not my hat to nigel if i can just say he is one of the greatest britons in politics a true conservative end of an era where great men like that die. and he has passed away today. so a big nod to nigel lawson. and he has passed away today. so a big nod to nigel lawson . very, a big nod to nigel lawson. very, very, very good. but i do just want to have a look at what i had to say earlier. it's not racist tell truth about racist to tell the truth about what been going on here in what has been going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford . and i have to say that telford. and i have to say that line alone to that was an interview to gb news that makes him my greatest person to date, because i think superwoman ally has been very, very brave in the way that she is prepared to tackle this issue of the grooming gangs and smashed the pc culture that did so much damage union jack has time . damage union jack has time. carole malone, your nominee mind is the aforementioned mae muller , the left wing britain hating , , the left wing britain hating, bofis , the left wing britain hating, boris hating woman who's been

chosen by the bbc, the biased bbc to represent the eurovision . no, she's not. as you said, she hates britain and hates boris. but a warehouse still good for ukraine and ukrainians really love and respect boris. so this is a kick in the teeth for them as well. her representing benjamin. but it was out of interest because i know you're a big eurovision fan . do you have to say yes? do you understand the point that if that someone on the that if this was someone on the right, they would never, ever have been selected to be our eurovision entry? i think most people couldn't care less what the eurovision entries, politics, tweets from three or four years ago are. and i think that it shouldn't stop them. but you said don't think she you said you don't think she should cancelled? i think we should be cancelled? i think we should be cancelled? i think we should the song. and should listen to the song. and it's a great song, by the way. i've heard it in a once or i've heard it in a bar once or twice and it's really pretty catchy now. i don't think she should doesn't should be cancelled. doesn't mean her comments mean that i think her comments were or that were appropriate or that she shouldn't criticised. think shouldn't be criticised. i think the not getting the the one about not getting the icu bed is insensitive and it's not something i would have sensitive, do you know sensitive, but do you know what

i to see everything i mean. i try to see everything through political well, through a political lens. well, look jackass look who's your union jackass this one is a political entity. it's it's jeremy corbyn who has really himself. he's really undermined himself. he's been a spectacular mess in been such a spectacular mess in the week . refuses to the last week. he refuses to apologise for the anti—semitism the way really labour party. the way really the labour party. but i don't have any respect for him because he doesn't even have the that he'll run the guts to say that he'll run as independent candidate as an independent candidate because moment because he knows the moment he does, he even be a labour does, he won't even be a labour member he's going to lose member and he's going to lose against labour against whoever the labour candidate by the way, candidate will be. by the way, maybe also corbyn too, by maybe as also corbyn is too, by the bob is also a corp the way, just bob is also a corp minister. oh yes, of course she is. of course she is. i will see your nominee. it has to be keir starmer doubling down on destroying rights destroying women's rights through belief that women through his belief that women can penises and that all can have penises and that all single spaces basically will end up unisex. absolute political suicide . so yep, he gets my suicide. so yep, he gets my jackass stay. i look, i'm actually going to go with carole malone and my mother. not not because i want this woman to be cancelled. let me be let me be clear. like colin mackenzie

says, i want this woman to win eurovision for us. but because i just thought her tweets were so you diversity stupid and you know , it's like she has no idea know, it's like she has no idea about politics and she should just focus on becoming an entertainer and leave the student politics to the universities . but caroline page universities. but caroline page of ambassador earth, belinda to lucy, thank you so much for being my fabulous superstar panel tonight . i'm back again panel tonight. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. of course, we will be covering what is a historic day in us politics. but next up is good. goodnight.