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news headlines with armstrong. ven— news headlines with armstrong. ven peed— news headlines with armstrong. ven peed eventnp— news headlines with armstrong. very good evening to— news headlines with armstrong. very good evening to you- news headlines with armstrong. very good evening to you ,- news headlines with armstrong. very good evening to you, arron armstrong here in the gb newsroom, the snp's former chief executive, peter murrell has been released without charge pending further investigation. he was arrested earlier while police searched the home he shares with his wife, nicola sturgeon , along with the party sturgeon, along with the party headquarters as it is part of a probe into the snp's finances including £600,000 set aside for the independence campaign. ms. sturgeon has insisted she had no pnor sturgeon has insisted she had no prior knowledge of police plans or intentions ahead of her shock resignation in february and says she will fully cooperate with the investigation . the prime the investigation. the prime minister has defended plans to move asylum seekers from hotels to barges, claiming it will save the taxpayer millions of pounds every year. it's proposed up to 500 migrants will be housed on the bibby, stockholm in dorset for at least 18 months. despite the threat of a legal challenge from the local district council and tory mps. amnesty

international has labelled it ministerial cruelty , which ministerial cruelty, which obscures the government's mismanagement of the asylum system . but rishi sunak says system. but rishi sunak says it's a fair approach to tackling illegal migration, which are spending as a country. £6 million a day. : g i £6 million a day. housing is tttepat— million a day. housing is illegal. asylum seekers in in netets— illegal. asylum seekers in in netets. — illegal. asylum seekers in in hotels . that— illegal. asylum seekers in in hotels . that can't- illegal. asylum seekers in in hotels . i " l i g hotels. that can't be right. i've committed to reducing that number. moving asylum seekers out of hotels and that means we need to find alternative sites and including barges like the one we've brought brought forward today . and that's going forward today. and that's going to save the taxpayer money, reduce pressure on hotels . and reduce pressure on hotels. and 21 people have been convicted for their role in the biggest child sex abuse cases ever investigated by west midlands police. they investigated by west midlands police . they say they the people police. they say they the people enatded— police. they say they the people enatded ,— police. they say they the people started , nad— police. they say they the people charged , had abused— ti.ti; they say they the people charged , had abused seven charged, had abused seven enttdten— charged, had abused seven children who— charged, had abused seven children who were all younger tnan— children who were all younger tnan dz— children who were all younger tnan tz teats— children who were all younger than 12 years old— children who were all younger than 12 years old for more than a decade— than 12 years old for more than a decade tn— than 12 years old for more than a decade in walsall and wolverhampton, a three trials nave — wolverhampton, a three trials nave teen— wolverhampton, a three trials have been held— wolverhampton, a three trials have been held over the past 15 nentns— have been held over the past 15 months, which— have been held over the past 15 months, which have to led guilty tetdtets— months, which have to led guilty

vetdtets and— months, which have to led guilty verdicts and sentences up to and tnetadtnd— verdicts and sentences up to and tnetadtnd ute— verdicts and sentences up to and including life in— verdicts and sentences up to and including life in prison. the snat— including life in prison. the enatt et— including life in prison. the chair of the— including life in prison. the chair of the blood inquiry says compensation— chair of the blood inquiry says compensation for— chair of the blood inquiry says compensation for victims should be extended— compensation for victims should be extended as— compensation for victims should be extended as some family nnennetst— be extended as some family members remain unrecognised and tneasands— members remain unrecognised and tneasands et— members remain unrecognised and thousands of patients were tnteeted— thousands of patients were infected with _ thousands of patients were infected with hiv and hepatitis c infected with hiv and hepatitis c tnteadn— infected with hiv and hepatitis c through contaminated products in c through contaminated products tn tne— c through contaminated products tn tne detes— c through contaminated products in the 1970s and— c through contaminated products in the 1970s and 80 seconds. tast— in the 1970s and 80 seconds. tast teat,— in the 1970s and 80 seconds. tast yean tne— in the 1970s and 80 seconds. last year, the inquiry recommended victims or their bereaved— recommended victims or their bereaved partners should receive an tntenn— bereaved partners should receive an interim payment of £100,000 as net. — an interim payment of £100,000 as net. tt-s— an interim payment of £100,000 as well. it's now— an interim payment of £100,000 as well. it's now urging the government— as well. it's now urging the government to— as well. it's now urging the government to widen the scheme to government to widen the scheme te tndade— government to widen the scheme to include orphaned children and patents— to include orphaned children and patents nne— to include orphaned children and parents who lost— to include orphaned children and parents who lost their children and— parents who lost their children and tnts— parents who lost their children and this news— parents who lost their children and this news just in the home secretary— and this news just in the home seetetatt nas— and this news just in the home secretary has been selected to be secretary has been selected to te tne— secretary has been selected to be the conservative candidate for be the conservative candidate tet a— be the conservative candidate tea a ptepesed— be the conservative candidate for a proposed new constituency , c for a proposed new constituency , c et— for a proposed new constituency , c et tatenan— for a proposed new constituency , c of fareham and— for a proposed new constituency , c of fareham and waterlooville stetta— , c of fareham and waterlooville suella braverman _ , c of fareham and waterlooville suella braverman was facing tetten— suella braverman was facing fellow hampshire mp flick otannend— fellow hampshire mp flick drummond in— fellow hampshire mp flick drummond in a party vote over enandes— drummond in a party vote over enandes te— drummond in a party vote over enanpes te tne— drummond in a party vote over changes to the constituency teandanes— changes to the constituency boundaries she— changes to the constituency boundaries she won by 77 votes to boundaries she won by 77 votes te se— boundaries she won by 77 votes te st tv— boundaries she won by 77 votes to 54 tv online_ boundaries she won by 77 votes to 54 tv online dab plus radio and— to 54 tv online dab plus radio and en— to 54 tv online dab plus radio and en tune— to 54 tv online dab plus radio and on tune in— to 54 tv online dab plus radio and on tune in to— to 54 tv online dab plus radio and on tune in to this is gb news. — and on tune in to this is gb news. new—

and on tune in to this is gb news. now it's— and on tune in to this is gb news. now it's over to dan . news. now it's over to dan. ithe— news. now it's over to dan. itne ste— news. now it's over to dan. | the sdtt nas— news. now it's over to dan. . the snp has today- news. now it's over to dan. the snp has today been thrown into deeper turmoil the into deeper turmoil after the husband former first minister husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon was arrested in connection with an investigation into the party's finances . a man into the party's finances. a man understood to be peter murrell was questioned in custody today but has since been released without charge, pending further investigation. police scotland said officers were carrying out searches at a number of addresses , including at the addresses, including at the couple's home, where detectives were seen with digging equipment in the garden and snp headquarters. in the garden and snp headquarters . the 58 in the garden and snp headquarters. the 58 year old resigned as the party's chief executive last month following queen nick gibb seismic decision to step down as snp leader just to step down as snp leaderjust a month earlier. in july 2021. police scotland launched a

formal investigation into the snp's finances after receiving complaints about how donations were used in the last hour, a spokesperson for sturgeon said it would not be appropriate to comment on a live police investigation on nicola sturgeon had no prior knowledge of police. scotland's action or intentions. ms. sturgeon will fully cooperate with police scotland if required. however at this time no such request has been made . scottish labour's been made. scottish labour's deputy leader jackie baillie demanded that sturgeon and her successor humza useless quote, urgently state what they knew and when. and this is how usaf a reminder he's sturgeon's hand—picked protege react to tomorrow's astonishing arrest and reaction. as you'd imagine , and reaction. as you'd imagine, nuan— and reaction. as you'd imagine, naen ute— and reaction. as you'd imagine, much like anybody— ft: i as you'd imagine, much like anybody involved in the much like anybody involved in tne snp— much like anybody involved in tne snp, ts— much like anybody involved in the snp, is that— much like anybody involved in the snp, is that this is a dtttteatt— the snp, is that this is a difficult day— the snp, is that this is a difficult day for the party. atse— difficult day for the party. also denied— difficult day for the party. also denied that this investigation was the real nts— investigation was the real reason his predecessor resigned.

kala— reason his predecessor resigned. kala nattas— reason his predecessor resigned. kaja kallas legacy— reason his predecessor resigned. kaja kallas legacy stands- reason his predecessor resigned. kaja kallas legacy stands on its own nicola's legacy, whether it's in relation to care, experiencing young people and keeping the promise, whether it's in reducing and tackling child poverty , there are many child poverty, there are many legacies that she can stand on. and i think that's what she will be indeed— and i think that's what she will be tadped en— and i think that's what she will be judged on. that's the reason tnat— be judged on. that's the reason tnat sne— be judged on. that's the reason that she stood— be judged on. that's the reason that she stood down. no, i don't tetteve— that she stood down. no, i don't tetteve tt— that she stood down. no, i don't tetteve tt ts. — that she stood down. no, i don't believe it is. i— that she stood down. no, i don't believe it is. i believe her vett— believe it is. i believe her very nuan— believe it is. i believe her very much when she says how exnaasted— very much when she says how exhausted she— very much when she says how exhausted she was. i think anytedt— exhausted she was. i think anytedy nne— exhausted she was. i think anybody who watched her over the course-pandemic- anybody who watched her over the course pandemic doing anybody who watched her over the coursedaily pandemic doing anybody who watched her over the coursedaily briefingsnic doing anybody who watched her over the coursedaily briefings dayioing anybody who watched her over the coursedaily briefings day after anybody who watched her over the courafterly briefings day after anybody who watched her over the courafter day, efings day after anybody who watched her over the courafter day, ifings day after anybody who watched her over the courafter day, i thinkday after anybody who watched her over the courafter day, i think anybody day after day, i think anybody eeatd— day after day, i think anybody could understand just how exnaasttnd— could understand just how exhausting-so,- could understand just how exhausting so, no, no, could understand just how edon'tting so, no, no, could understand just how edon't think so, no, no, could understand just how edon't think this so, no, no, could understand just how edon't think this isso, no, no, could understand just how edon't think this is the to, no, could understand just how edon't think this is the reason i don't think this is the reason why— i don't think this is the reason nny nteeta— i don't think this is the reason why nicola sturgeon stood down. now:— why nicola sturgeon stood down. new. yo“— why nicola sturgeon stood down. new. yet know.— why nicola sturgeon stood down. new. yea tnan. t— why nicola sturgeon stood down. now, you know, i always- why nicola sturgeon stood down. now, you know, i always like to be transparent with now, you know, i always like to be so transparent with now, you know, i always like to be so let transparent with now, you know, i always like to be so let metransparent with now, you know, i always like to be so let me beisparent with now, you know, i always like to be so let me be clear nt with now, you know, i always like to be so let me be clear that th you. so let me be clear that scotland's strong contempt laws mean very little can actually be said about this case on television at the moment. but scots are already making their mind up on this sham of a separatist party. a poll by redfield and wilton from before the arrest found snp support had

plummeted to 36, with labour up 2 to 31. so in such a difficult climate, what have the snp flame throwers decided to do now? you guessed it, kim rye racism for a term coined by me right here on this show, the nickname humza useless an other failed msp called karen adams said the phrase amounted to an absolutely disgust ing racist trope. she wrote in the snp propaganda outlet the national the terminology is used by racists to smear ethnic minorities. all the time. lazy or useless , which the time. lazy or useless, which is pretty ironic really, given the number of people within the snp who believe yusef is too useless to lead the party after a succession of proven failures in the justice, transport and health briefs . while in the justice, transport and health briefs. while humza veasat— health briefs. while humza veasat nad— health briefs. while humza yousaf had a— while humza yousaf had a number of jobs in

petetnnent— yousaf had a number of jobs in government when— yousaf had a number of jobs in government when you were ttanspett— government when you were transport minister, the trains were never on time. when you tasttee— were never on time. when you were justice minister. the pettee— were justice minister. the pettee were— were justice minister. the police were strained to breaking petnt— police were strained to breaking petnt and— police were strained to breaking petnt and ne— police were strained to breaking point and now as— police were strained to breaking point and now as health minister det— point and now as health minister we've got record— point and now as health minister we've got record high waiting ttnes— we've got record high waiting ttnes .— we've got record high waiting ttnes . wnat— we've got record high waiting times . what makes you think you times. what makes you think you can times. what makes you think you de— times. what makes you think you de a— times. what makes you think you can do a better— times. what makes you think you can do a betterjob_ times. what makes you think you can do a betterjob as first tdtntstete— can do a betterjob as first tdtntstete — can do a betterjob as first minister? one— can do a betterjob as first minister? o“ti. t: unfit? v“ can do a betterjob as first minister? o“ti; t: unfit? .. can do a betterjob as first minister? cit“ti; : “lift“ can do a betterjob as first- minister? one question i have is will all the men. do you regret not will all the men. do you regret net tettnd— will all the men. do you regret net vettnd tet— cc i“ti;“ do you regret not voting for amendments that wedd— not voting for amendments that neatd—tn— not voting for amendments that would—in women's. would put rapists in women's pnsense — would put rapists in women's pnsense nt— would put rapists in women's prisons? -i don't.- would put rapists in women's prisons? t:tit“ c for senior prisons? no, i don't. for senior pestttens— prisons? no, i don't. for senior pestttens tn— prisons? no, i don't. for senior positions in scotland— prisons? \tit t:tit“ c for senior positions in scotland are filled atnest— positions in scotland are filled almost exclusively by those who are almost exclusively by those who nntte. — almost exclusively by those who are white, the— almost exclusively by those who are white, the lord, president, tinte— are white, the lord, president, wntte. tne— are white, the lord, president, white. the lord— are white, the lord, president, white. the lord justice clerk, tinte— white. the lord justice clerk, wntte. tne— white. the lord justice clerk, white, the chief— white. the lord justice clerk, white, the chief medical ettteen — white, the chief medical officer. white _ white, the chief medical officer. white the chief nursing ettteen — officer. white the chief nursing officer. white. _ officer. white the chief nursing officer. white. almost every trade— officer. white. almost every ttade atten— officer. white. almost every trade union in— officer. white. almost every trade union in this country , trade union in this country, neaded— trade union in this country, neaded tt— trade union in this country, headed by people who are white and tne— headed by people who are white and the scottish— headed by people who are white and the scottish government. event— and the scottish government. every dtteetet— and the scottish government. every director general is white, event— every director general is white, event snat— every director general is white, even enatt et— every director general is white, every chair of every public body is . every chair of every public body ts . wntte — every chair of every public body ts . wntte tn— every chair of every public body is . white i'm just— every chair of every public body is . white git “g is. white i'm just going to check the stats again. scotland. that's right. a 96% white country. so a message to the snp

extremist karen adams calling humza useless. it's not racist . humza useless. it's not racist. it's a fact . that nickname is it's a fact. that nickname is the least of your falling parties worries to respond now my superstar panel the political commentator suzanne evans , is commentator suzanne evans, is the businessman and activist adam brooks, and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson . suzanne evans. so an nelson. suzanne evans. so an extraordinary day. there's so much that we would like to say about this investigation and about this investigation and about the lack of coverage over the snp's dealings for many, many months and years. but because of the contempt of court laws in scotland, we are very limited at the moment in terms of what we can say about the specifics of the case against murrell . but isn't this murrell. but isn't this ludicrous now that the snp are trying to say that if you criticise yusef for being useless, even though kate forbes pointed out that he is useless, you're racist . it's madness,

you're racist. it's madness, tsn-t— you're racist. it's madness, tsn-t tte— you're racist. it's madness, tsn-t tte vea— you're racist. it's madness, isn't it? you know,- you're racist. it's madness, isn't it? you know, i- ”ti; ”titti. it's madness, isn't it? you know, i always tneadnt— isn't it? you know, i always thought racism _ isn't it? you know, i always thought racism was judging senetedt— thought racism was judging senetedy ty— thought racism was judging somebody by the colour of the sin— somebody by the colour of the sttn and— somebody by the colour of the sttn and net— somebody by the colour of the skin and not their— somebody by the colour of the skin and not their own personal attntates— skin and not their own personal attntates et— skin and not their own personal attributes or their— skin and not their own personal attributes or their abilities. nat— attributes or their abilities. eat-exactn- attributes or their abilities. but -exactly i it- attributes or their abilities. but exactly it seems but that's exactly, it seems to me — but that's exactly, it seems to ne-nts— but that's exactly, it seems to ne-nts ste— but that's exactly, it seems to me his snp colleagues are me what his snp colleagues are detnd— me what his snp colleagues are detnplstndtnd— me what his snp colleagues are doing-singling-his- me what his snp colleagues are doing singling his skin doing by singling out his skin eeeatt— doing by singling out his skin colour-opposed— doing by singling out his skin colour opposed to fact colour as opposed to the fact tnat— colour as opposed to the fact tnat tnts— colour as opposed to the fact that this man— colour as opposed to the fact that this man is— colour as opposed to the fact that this man is actually the tide— that this man is actually the tttte tande— that this man is actually the title panic of— that this man is actually the title panic of scottish politics . wnetevet— title panic of scottish politics . wherever he— title panic of scottish politics . wherever he goes, he sinks . he . wherever he goes, he sinks. he tatted— . wherever he goes, he sinks. he tatted nnen— . wherever he goes, he sinks. he failed when he— . wherever he goes, he sinks. he failed when he was— . wherever he goes, he sinks. he failed when he was minister of taste— failed when he was minister of tasttee .— failed when he was minister of tasttee . ne— failed when he was minister of justice . he failed— failed when he was minister of justice . he failed when he was justice. he failed when he was tdtntstet— justice. he failed when he was tdtntstet et— justice. he failed when he was minister of transport and most recent— minister of transport and most teeenttt ne— minister of transport and most recently he failed— minister of transport and most recently he failed as health ntntsten — recently he failed as health minister. record waiting lists , minister. record waiting lists, teed— minister. record waiting lists, teed dadd— minister. record waiting lists, record drug deaths, record ward, antatanee— record drug deaths, record ward, ambulance waiting times, eenptete— ambulance waiting times, complete failure on cancer treatment— complete failure on cancer tteatnent .— complete failure on cancer treatment . the— complete failure on cancer treatment . the man complete failure on cancer treatment. the man is complete failure on cancer treatment . the man is useless. treatment. the man is useless. tnete-s— treatment. the man is useless. tnete-s petnt— treatment. the man is useless. tnete-s petnp te— treatment. the man is useless. there's going to be no denying it. there's going to be no denying tt. tie— there's going to be no denying t. we nad— there's going to be no denying t. we nad a— there's going to be no denying it. we had a suzanne's right, tsn-t— it. we had a suzanne's right, tsn-t tte— it. we had a suzanne's right, tsn-t tte — it. we had a suzanne's right, tsn-t tte tt-s— it. we had a suzanne's right, isn't it? it's almost- it. we had a suzanne's right, isn't it? c ”cittiil”;fttiil isn't it? it's almost reverse racism. if you say that it's impossible to criticise a politician who isn't white. it's the left's playbook, isn't it? it's the left's playbook, isn't tte t— it's the left's playbook, isn't tte t det— it's the left's playbook, isn't it? i get called— it's the left's playbook, isn't it? i get called a— it's the left's playbook, isn't it? i get called a racist ptetattt— it? i get called a racist ptetapty a— it? i get called a racist probably a dozen times a day on tnttten— probably a dozen times a day on tnttten tt— probably a dozen times a day on tnttten tt t— probably a dozen times a day on twitter. if i dare— probably a dozen times a day on twitter. if i dare to— probably a dozen times a day on twitter. if i dare to question senetntnd.— twitter. if i dare to question something. someone of colour dees— something. someone of colour dees. ten.— something. someone of colour dees. den. t— something. someone of colour does. now, i do— something. someone of colour does. now, i do not care what eeeatt— does. now, i do not care what eeeatt sttn— does. now, i do not care what colour skin my— does. now, i do not care what colour skin my politicians or

tnese— colour skin my politicians or tnese tnat— colour skin my politicians or those that represent me in tatttanent— those that represent me in parliament or— those that represent me in parliament or what colour their sin— parliament or what colour their sttn ts.— parliament or what colour their sttn ts. tt— parliament or what colour their skin is, it doesn't— parliament or what colour their skin is, it doesn't matter to me as tend— skin is, it doesn't matter to me as data as— skin is, it doesn't matter to me as ten as tnet— skin is, it doesn't matter to me as long as they do— skin is, it doesn't matter to me as long as they do their job and as long as they do theirjob and represent— as long as they do theirjob and represent what— as long as they do theirjob and represent what i— as long as they do theirjob and represent what i want them to represent — represent what i want them to represent. now— represent what i want them to represent. now you know he is aseesst— represent. now you know he is useless as transport secretary. he useless as transport secretary. ne det— useless as transport secretary. ne get eaten— useless as transport secretary. he got caught with no driving insurance as he— he got caught with no driving insurance as he is a proper woke watt.— insurance as he is a proper woke natty. you— insurance as he is a proper woke natty. yea knew— insurance as he is a proper woke wally, you know he's an embarrassment . now, that's not embarrassment. now, that's not to embarrassment. now, that's not te de— embarrassment. now, that's not te de nttn— embarrassment. now, that's not te de nttn nts— embarrassment. now, that's not to do with his colour of his sttn. — to do with his colour of his skin. absolutely- to do with his colour of his skin. absolutely nothing. i went— skin. absolutely nothing. i neatd sat— skin. absolutely nothing. i neatd sat tt— skin. absolutely nothing. i would say if he was a white man . nat— would say if he was a white man . eat neve— would say if he was a white man . eat det— would say if he was a white man . but we've got to— would say if he was a white man . but we've got to stop this. tt-s— . but we've got to stop this. tt-s natennd— . but we've got to stop this. it's watering down what true ts. — it's watering down what true racism is. you— it's watering down what true racism is. v/tit. t gic racism is. you know, nigel nelson, you say it's too early to criticise us on his record as leader, but i'm criticised easing him on his record in three major jobs in the scottish government, whereas kate forbes, his his cabinet colleague pointed out he was useless . yes. pointed out he was useless. yes. yeah, i mean perfectly legitimate— yeah, i mean perfectly legitimate to- yeah, i mean perfectly legitimate to criticise what has tetete— legitimate to criticise what has tetete . — legitimate to criticise what has come before . i— legitimate to criticise what has come before . “5 ”ti; come before. i think we're all unanimous that calling him useless is not racist . paul

useless is not racist. paul george eustice , the former george eustice, the former environment secretary, got the same kind of thing, but it's a play same kind of thing, but it's a play on his last name. question really is whether— play on his last name. question really is whether you're - t'it“ “ question really is whether you're always going— really is whether you're always petnd te— really is whether you're always petnp te te— really is whether you're always going to be useless as first tdtntsten — going to be useless as first minister. well,— going to be useless as first minister. flitticc t:tit going to be useless as first minister. t:tit going to be useless as first- minister. well, what do you make of these poll ratings? because he's crashed them— “git7 because he's crashed them already. i tntnt— he's crashed them already. i tntnt tne— he's crashed them already. i think the poll— he's crashed them already. i think the poll ratings are quite nit— think the poll ratings are quite nttt te— think the poll ratings are quite will be worrying— think the poll ratings are quite will be worrying for the snp, tat— will be worrying for the snp, tat tne— will be worrying for the snp, tat tne pay-s— will be worrying for the snp, but the guy's only been in the job but the guy's only been in the deb tet— but the guy's only been in the deb ten etdnt— but the guy's only been in the job for eight days. t:tit job for eight days. so i do tntnt— job for eight days. so i do tntnt ne— job for eight days. so i do think he deserves a chance. i mean, if you if you compare him, for instance, with boris johnson and boris johnson's record before he became prime minister, you know, insulting liverpool, talking about beating up a journalist, lying about affairs, that kind of thing . johnson had that kind of thing. johnson had a whole host of things behind him, and a lot of people were quite happy when he became pm. i think with with the first minister, we've got to give him a chance to get into the job and see how he does. well, i'm not prepared to give him a chance. suzanne. no, i think it's quite tntetesttnp— suzanne. no, i think it's quite interesting, nigel, that you tatted— interesting, nigel, that you talked there— interesting, nigel, that you talked there about criticisms of tens— talked there about criticisms of denswet-e— talked there about criticisms of

boris were actually boris johnson were actually tetated— boris johnson were actually related-record. - boris johnson were actually related record. he had an related to his record. he had an exeettent— related to his record. he had an excellent record— related to his record. he had an excellent record as— related to his record. he had an excellent record as a constituency- excellent record as a constituency as mayor of constituency mp and as mayor of tenden. — constituency mp and as mayor of tenden. -nnen— constituency mp and as mayor of london. -when.was- constituency mp and as mayor ofi london. -when.was fired london. well, when he was fired by howard, he was that by michael howard, he was that was for something like lying about his affair with petronella wyatt. now the whole point was that that was in parliament when he was an mp. so well, i mean, he was an mp. so well, i mean, he was a shadow minister, so on the basis of that, they're not dissimilar kind of criticism . i dissimilar kind of criticism. i think they're dissimilar in the tast— think they're dissimilar in the taet tnat— think they're dissimilar in the fact that with— think they're dissimilar in the fact that with boris it's petsenat— fact that with boris it's petsenat .— fact that with boris it's personal . with humza yousaf personal. with humza yousaf teased— personal. with humza yousaf tased en— personal. with humza yousaf tased en nts— personal. with humza yousaf based on his performance petennaneet— based on his performance performance, let's not forget tnat— performance, let's not forget tnat tnete-s— performance, let's not forget that there's labour mps also eatttnd— that there's labour mps also eatttnp ntn. — that there's labour mps also calling him. he— that there's labour mps also calling him. ti; 3: calling him. he left the deadly mess with the nhs. are they being racist by questioning his record? of course they're not. well, suzanne, look, the reality is well, suzanne, look, the reality ts tne— well, suzanne, look, the reality ts tne sit— well, suzanne, look, the reality is the snp would— well, suzanne, look, the reality is the snp would have had a snnse— is the snp would have had a sansen te— is the snp would have had a chance to recover— is the snp would have had a chance to recover if they hadn't setested— chance to recover if they hadn't setested a— chance to recover if they hadn't selected a nicola— chance to recover if they hadn't selected a nicola sturgeon. patsy— selected a nicola sturgeon. patsy te— selected a nicola sturgeon. natsy te tne— selected a nicola sturgeon. patsy to the role. kate forbes nowt_ patsy to the role. kate forbes new. peepte— patsy to the role. kate forbes now, people didn't agree with her now, people didn't agree with net sedat— now, people didn't agree with her social views,— now, people didn't agree with her social views, but actually an incredibly— her social views, but actually an incredibly talented minister, an incredibly talented minister, a yeand— an incredibly talented minister, ayeanp pennan— an incredibly talented minister, a young woman with charisma. they— a young woman with charisma.

tney destde— a young woman with charisma. they decide decided to back the statdeen— they decide decided to back the sturgeon protege— they decide decided to back the sturgeon protege ._ they decide decided to back the sturgeon protege . and i think sturgeon protege. and i think tney— sturgeon protege. and i think tney ate— sturgeon protege. and i think tney ne— sturgeon protege. and i think they are now facing the consequences. "cg they are now facing the consequences. they are now facing the- consequences. they did, but i think that was a fairly inevitable, although i do find it interesting, dan, i think the vote was 52 to 48. yes. so i'm surprised that they didn't ask for a rerun. really perhaps they should one. well said. they should have one. well said. they like should have one. well said. they tne-tne.— should have one. well said. they like-that, don't— should have one. well said. they like-that, don't they?- : well said. they like like that, don't they? : well said. they like like doing don't they? : well said. they like like doing that. they? : well said. they like like doing that. so zy? : well said. they like like doing that. so the snp they like doing that. so the snp ttntsned— they like doing that. so the snp ttntsned-t— they like doing that. so the snp finished-i don't- they like doing that. so the snp finished i don't think finished nigel. no i don't think it finished nigel. no i don't think tt ts. — finished nigel. no i don't think tt ts. t— finished nigel. no i don't think tt ts. t nan— finished nigel. no i don't think it is. i mean it's— finished nigel. no i don't think it is. “ c i it is. i mean it's certainly, it's certainly in huge trouble at the moment and the new leader has do something about has got to do something about getting of mess. he getting it out of that mess. he hasn't got the charisma of, of nicola sturgeon. nicola sturgeon was was an icon in scotland and it's quite clear that humza yousaf is not. so he's got a lot of work to do to try and get the snp back. by the look of the polls, i would think that labour will be hard on their heels and they stand to be the net benefit is if the snp do start collapsing. of course i think thatis collapsing. of course i think that is perhaps one of the consequence faces of the snp

collapse. adam consequence faces of the snp collapse . adam it almost collapse. adam it almost guarantees— collapse. adam it almost guarantees us— collapse. adam it almost guarantees us a- i adam it almost guarantees us a keir starmer ptentetsntp.— guarantees us a keir starmer premiership. they will be very happy _ premiership. they will be very happy- _ premiership. they will be very happy- i_ premiership. they will be very nappy. t tntnt— premiership. they will be very happy. i. happy. i think quietly at today's sort of events as well. and obviously humza yousaf getting in of course, but at the end of the day, you know, it is highly noting how bad the snp are in scotland. so the party nas— are in scotland. so the party nas teen— are in scotland. so the party nas teen tn— are in scotland. so the party has been in freefall- i”ti; “ ii so the party has been in freefall for weeks, tetete— has been in freefall for weeks, even before today's extra etdtnaty— even before today's extra ordinary events surrounding the anest— ordinary events surrounding the nest et— ordinary events surrounding the arrest of peter— ordinary events surrounding the arrest of peter murrell suzanne tans — arrest of peter murrell suzanne tans adan — arrest of peter murrell suzanne evans, adam brooks, nigel detsen— evans, adam brooks, nigel detsen. ny— evans, adam brooks, nigel nelson, my superstar panel do stand— nelson, my superstar panel do stand ty— nelson, my superstar panel do stand by because— nelson, my superstar panel do stand by because coming up, as tnvttes— stand by because coming up, as tntttes te— stand by because coming up, as invites to the— stand by because coming up, as invites to the king's coronation,- invites to the king's coronation, drop the word sensett— coronation, drop the word consort and— coronation, drop the word consort and simply refer to sanita— consort and simply refer to canttta as— consort and simply refer to camilla as our— consort and simply refer to camilla as our queen. is it nent— camilla as our queen. is it ndnt tet— camilla as our queen. is it right for the— camilla as our queen. is it right for the palace to make the snttsn — right for the palace to make the snttsn se— right for the palace to make the switch so soon— right for the palace to make the switch so soon after elizabeth's sad— switch so soon after elizabeth's sad passtnde— switch so soon after elizabeth's sad passing? ingrid seward and ttnsey— sad passing? ingrid seward and kinsey schofield— sad passing? ingrid seward and kinsey schofield battle it out in kinsey schofield battle it out tn tne— kinsey schofield battle it out tn tne stasn— kinsey schofield battle it out in the clash soon. but first, atten— in the clash soon. but first, after donald— in the clash soon. but first, after donald trump called out the democratic— after donald trump called out the democratic witch hunt adatnst— the democratic witch hunt adatnst ntn.— the democratic witch hunt against him, has his political petsesatten— against him, has his political persecution and— against him, has his political persecution and prosecute ation teested— persecution and prosecute ation teested nts— persecution and prosecute ation boosted his chances in the 2024

etestten— boosted his chances in the 2024 election, star— boosted his chances in the 2024 election, star us— boosted his chances in the 2024 election, star us journalist and tteadsastet— election, star us journalist and broadcaster megyn kelly gives us her broadcaster megyn kelly gives us net anatysts— broadcaster megyn kelly gives us her analysis of— broadcaster megyn kelly gives us her analysis of the— broadcaster megyn kelly gives us her analysis of the former ptestdent-s— her analysis of the former president's historic arrest and address— president's historic arrest and addtess at— president's historic arrest and address at mar— president's historic arrest and address at mar a— president's historic arrest and address at mar a lago. straight atten— address at mar a lago. straight attet tne— address at mar a lago. straight attet tne .—

break tory i break- tory deputy inteat— tory deputy chairman lee andersen— tory deputy chairman lee anderson still— tory deputy chairman lee anderson still to come, but it's tdednan— anderson still to come, but it's tdepnan petty.— anderson still to come, but it's meghan kelly. time now and the dust— meghan kelly. time now and the dust stit— meghan kelly. time now and the dust still hasn't— meghan kelly. time now and the dust still hasn't settled on

yesterday-s— dust still hasn't settled on yesterday's seismic events after penatd— yesterday's seismic events after penatd tramp— yesterday's seismic events after donald trump became the first tennen— donald trump became the first tennen us— donald trump became the first former us president to be attested.— former us president to be arrested. an— former us president to be arrested. an extraordinary scenes in manhattan. now, trump, as yet— scenes in manhattan. now, trump, as yet tney— scenes in manhattan. now, trump, as yet tnen .— scenes in manhattan. now, trump, as you know , denied all 34 as you know, denied all 34 sntntnat— as you know, denied all 34 criminal charges of falsifying tastness— criminal charges of falsifying business records— criminal charges of falsifying business records against him. and— business records against him. and en— business records against him. and en nts— business records against him. and on his return— business records against him. and on his return to mar—a—lago in and on his return to mar—a—lago tn ttentda— and on his return to mar—a—lago tn ttentda. ne— and on his return to mar—a—lago in florida, he doubled down on his in florida, he doubled down on nts dettant— in florida, he doubled down on his defiant rhetoric. ahead of the his defiant rhetoric. ahead of tne pep.— his defiant rhetoric. ahead of the 2024 presidential race. tnts— the 2024 presidential race. tnts seantny— the 2024 presidential race. this country is— the 2024 presidential race. this country is going- the 2024 presidential race. this country is going to- the 2024 presidential race. this country is going to hell . this country is going to hell. our elections were like those of a third world country , and now a third world country, and now this massive election interference at a scale never seen before in our country, virtually everybody that has looked at this case, including rhinos and even hardcore democrats , say there is no crime democrats, say there is no crime and that it should never have been brought . oh, megan kelly, been brought. oh, megan kelly, it been brought. oh, megan kelly, tt ts— been brought. oh, megan kelly, tt ts se— been brought. oh, megan kelly, tt ts se deed— been brought. oh, megan kelly, tt ts se peed te— been brought. oh, megan kelly, it is so good to have— “ g oh, megan kelly, it is so good to have you back. tet— it is so good to have you back. tet ne— it is so good to have you back. tet ne tett— it is so good to have you back. let me tell you,— it is so good to have you back. let me tell you, because i want to let me tell you, because i want te tney— let me tell you, because i want te tnen tt— let me tell you, because i want te tnen tt yea— let me tell you, because i want to know if you think this pettttsat— to know if you think this political prosecution of donald tnanp— political prosecution of donald tnanp nas— political prosecution of donald tnanp nas tast— political prosecution of donald trump has just handed him a neantn— trump has just handed him a neantn te— trump has just handed him a return to the— trump has just handed him a return to the white house. he's sentatnty— return to the white house. he's certainly closer—

return to the white house. he's certainly closer today than he tetene— certainly closer today than he was before the— certainly closer today than he was before the indictment . “ was before the indictment. this is was before the indictment. this ts a— was before the indictment. this ts a dttt— was before the indictment. this ts a sift te— was before the indictment. this ts a dtttte ntn.— was before the indictment. this is a gift to him. i— was before the indictment. this is a gift to him. i had- was before the indictment. this is a gift to him. i had said moments before we found out he was indicted that he should pray to be indicted because the people would rally behind him like we'd never seen before . like we'd never seen before. now, it's not to say it's going to be a fun experience for him and certainly no one wants to actually have go through the actually have to go through the criminal forbid criminal process. and god forbid he gets convicted. it would be a nightmare. but people understand a really a witch a persecution really a witch hunt. it's a fair term here. when they see it. and this, of all the cases that they were considering against trump , is by considering against trump, is by far weakest . dan, considering against trump, is by far weakest. dan, i mean, far the weakest. dan, i mean, i'll give you the back of the envelope calculation here. the depher said he depher in new york said he violated the business records rules . he he wrote down when it rules. he he wrote down when it was really why. and so he falsified a business record. well, that's a misdemeanour honour that has a two year statute of limitations which ran in 2019. so now what? well all you can make it into a felony if you can make it into a felony if you can make it into a felony if you can say the reason you messed with your books is because you were covering up

another crime. now we're in felony territory. we have a five year statute of limitations , and year statute of limitations, and we just come in under the wire. okay, what's the underlying crime? what's the underlying crime? what's the underlying crime? what's the underlying crime? what's the. i've got it. he he violated federal election law. or maybe it was state election law or maybe a state tax law. the da, alvin bragg told us, i don't have to tell you. okay. so a lot of defence lawyers disagreeing with that. but let's let's assume he's right . doesn't have tell us right. doesn't have to tell us it's of those three. all it's one of those three. all three really are rooted in the federal violation federal election law violation claim and they all fail for the same reason. you don't violate federal election law with a campaign contribution , which is campaign contribution, which is what they claim. this payoff, this hush money to these women was unless it's a payment, it can't be enough that this is a payment that you offer to help yourself get elected. that's not good enough. it has to be a payment that no human being on earth would ever pay unless it was to help themselves win

office . yes. so hush money office. yes. so hush money payments are made. they're made by people all the time. i'm talking about has it been an expense? like i hired a campaign manager. i opened a field office. no person would ever do that unless they were running for office and they wanted to advance their campaign a hush money payment to a former alleged affair partner doesn't qualify. and i'd the head of the federal election commission under bill clinton explained to me today that it doesn't even matter if in trump's mind it was made to help his electoral chances. that's not the standard . the standard is in all cases. is this always going to be a payment only made to advance electoral chances, or could it have dual purposes if it has dual purposes? in any case, the trump case or any other, then it's not a campaign contribution. the whole case falls apart . wow. absolutely falls apart. wow. absolutely brilliant analysis, megan, of that situation . an okay. the that situation. an okay. the etnen— that situation. an okay. the etnen tedd— that situation. an okay. the other big question-

i“ an okay. the other big question that ti“ an okay. the other big question that i've got and— other big question that i've got and yee— other big question that i've got and you're obviously one of anensa-s— and you're obviously one of america's top— and you're obviously one of america's top legal minds, but tn— america's top legal minds, but in neantnd— america's top legal minds, but i'm hearing lots— america's top legal minds, but i'm hearing lots of different tates— i'm hearing lots of different tates en— i'm hearing lots of different takes on this,— i'm hearing lots of different takes on this, even if he is teand— takes on this, even if he is teand patty— takes on this, even if he is found guilty and i know there is a tent— found guilty and i know there is a tent patn— found guilty and i know there is a long path towards that. but tt— a long path towards that. but tt ne— a long path towards that. but tt ne ts.— a long path towards that. but even if he is, does it preclude ntn— even if he is, does it preclude ntn tnen— even if he is, does it preclude him from either— even if he is, does it preclude him from either continuing to ten— him from either continuing to run for president— him from either continuing to run for president or even sentnd— run for president or even sentnd as— run for president or even serving as president? no, it deesn-t— serving as president? no, it deesn-t. — serving as president? no, it deesn-t. tt— serving as president? no, it doesn't . c i c ' “ti doesn't. it doesn't. and the likelihood is this case would go to trial. if it goes to trial at all, sometime after the election of 2024. so you know, we'll we'll see at that point where we are in the process. but i think both sides have suggested this case will never go to trial. and i that's right. i mean, i think that's right. i mean, i think it actually has a chance of getting thrown out on the papers they file a motion papers when they file a motion to dismiss for the reasons i just explained. but this is an elected and the judge, elected official and the judge, the in new the trial court judge in new york all them york state, all of them are elected. so that's also a political position. so that guy doesn't have much of an incentive say, i'm the one incentive to say, i'm the one who threw the case against

who threw out the case against trump. yes, could trump. right so, yes, we could go and he could have to go forward. and he could have to deal as the sitting deal with this as the sitting president of the united states. most experts i've talked most legal experts i've talked to even if he's convicted to said even if he's convicted on as outlined on the charges, as outlined right best, going right now, at best, he's going to get probation. megan how has this trump? and is this happened to trump? and is this happened to trump? and is this day america this happened to trump? and is this-day.america whenj this a sad day for america when you— this a sad day for america when yea teet— this a sad day for america when yea teetlat— this a sad day for america when you look-at the— this a sad day for america when you look at the alleged you look at at the alleged crimes committed by hillary anten— crimes committed by hillary clinton,-biden- crimes committed by hillary clinton,-biden ,. crimes committed by hillary. clinton,-biden , why crimes committed by hillary- clinton,-biden , why is clinton, by hunter biden, why is it clinton, by hunter biden, why is tt tnanp— clinton, by hunter biden, why is tt tnanp. ene-s— clinton, by hunter biden, why is it trump, who's ended up in this pesttten— it trump, who's ended up in this pesttten .— it trump, who's ended up in this pesttten . tne— it trump, who's ended up in this position , the hatred for him is position, the hatred for him is of position, the hatred for him is et a— position, the hatred for him is et a antdae— position, the hatred for him is of a unique and— position, the hatred for him is of a unique and powerful kind . of a unique and powerful kind. and— of a unique and powerful kind. and tnese— of a unique and powerful kind. and these democrats,- of a unique and powerful kind. and these democrats, they- of a unique and powerful kind. and these democrats, they fight to kill de—man mean , the to kill de—man mean, the extraordinary lengths that they have gone to over the past couple of years to have their way have been shocking even to we jaded, cynical reporters who have been following politics for a long time . they want to pack a long time. they want to pack the supreme court with extra justices. they want to get rid of this long standing thing we have the have in our senate called the filibuster, been filibuster, which has never been gotten rid of before when it comes to legislation. they gotten rid of before when it comes 1to.egislation. they gotten rid of before when it comes 1to addlation. they gotten rid of before when it comes 1to add latio states/ gotten rid of before when it comes 1to add latio states to wanted to add two states to america just to improve their

chances of doing some of that. they southern they won't enforce the southern border all. trump stands border at all. trump stands against trump against all of that. trump stands wokeness trump , stands against wokeness trump, with all of his rough edges, will them and nail will fight them tooth and nail on everything . trump a on everything. trump had a supreme justice nominee supreme court justice nominee who allegedly accused by who was allegedly accused by some very sketchy people, but they made a big deal out of it of rape. trump didn't pull of gang rape. trump didn't pull the nomination . trump stood by the nomination. trump stood by him. no one else would do that. so he poses a unique threat to the left and all the things they love and stand for. and they're used to being able to bully you into submission . so that's why. into submission. so that's why. trump that's why. because in 250 years of being a country , it's years of being a country, it's not that no other president or former president has ever come close to crossing a legal line . close to crossing a legal line. he's certainly not the first. oh, megan kelly, absolutely brilliant. you won't get a tetten— brilliant. you won't get a better analysis- brilliant. you won't get a better analysis of- cc you won't get a better analysis of the donald detaste — better analysis of the donald debacle anywhere. and you can get nasn— debacle anywhere. and you can get nasn ee— debacle anywhere. and you can get much more of— debacle anywhere. and you can get much more of that actually . get much more of that actually. on get much more of that actually. en tne— get much more of that actually. oh the brilliant— get much more of that actually. on the brilliant megan kelly snee— on the brilliant megan kelly snen .— on the brilliant megan kelly snen . ttntsn— on the brilliant megan kelly show , which you can find on show, which you can find on sites— show, which you can find on stntas xm— show, which you can find on sirius xm youtube. and as a pedsast. — sirius xm youtube. and as a podcast. megan,— sirius xm youtube. and as a podcast. megan, so great to have

you podcast. megan, so great to have yet past.— podcast. megan, so great to have yet past. tnant— podcast. megan, so great to have you back. thank you very much. sneat— you back. thank you very much. sneat te— you back. thank you very much. sneat to see— you back. thank you very much. great to see you. _ you back. thank you very much. great to see you. dan— you back. thank you very much. great to see you. dan all- you back. thank you very much. great to see you. dan all right. see you soon. now coming up, as lee anderson goes to war with carol vorderman on twitter following a string of tweets from personality from the tv personality attacking tories . why is this attacking tories. why is this tandnaden— attacking tories. why is this bandwagon jumping- i “g why is this bandwagon jumping leftie tanpettnd— bandwagon jumping leftie targeting the— bandwagon jumping leftie targeting the tories ? well, lee targeting the tories? well, lee dndensen— targeting the tories? well, lee anderson reignites the feud live on anderson reignites the feud live en tne— anderson reignites the feud live en tne snee— anderson reignites the feud live on the show shortly . lee but on the show shortly. lee but next.— on the show shortly. lee but next. tne— on the show shortly. lee but next, the king's— on the show shortly. lee but next, the king's coronation tnttte— next, the king's coronation tnttte nas— next, the king's coronation invite has dropped the word sensent— invite has dropped the word sensent and— invite has dropped the word consort and simply refers to sanita— consort and simply refers to canttta as— consort and simply refers to camilla as queen. but has the patase— camilla as queen. but has the patase nade— camilla as queen. but has the palace made the— camilla as queen. but has the palace made the switch too soon? tndntd— palace made the switch too soon? tnpnd senand— palace made the switch too soon? ingrid seward and— palace made the switch too soon? ingrid seward and kinsey ssnettetd— ingrid seward and kinsey schofield debate that in the stasn— schofield debate that in the stasn next.— schofield debate that in the clash next. but— schofield debate that in the clash next. but i want to know nnat— clash next. but i want to know that yet— clash next. but i want to know what you think. _ clash next. but i want to know what you think. email me, den — what you think. email me, den at— what you think. email me, de—man. at gbnews.uk. vote in our de—man. at gbnews.uk. vote in pett— de—man. at gbnews.uk. vote in pett at— de—man. at gbnews.uk. vote in pett at an— de—man. at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. tnese— our poll at gb news on twitter. those results— our poll at gb news on twitter. those results -the- our poll at gb news on twitter. those results the clash those results and the clash stnatdnt— those results and the clash straight after— those results and the clash straight after the .

break lee i break- lee anderson innat- lee anderson is innat— lee anderson is on inneat— lee anderson is on the way. but inst.— lee anderson is on the way. but ttnst. tne — lee anderson is on the way. but first, the clash— lee anderson is on the way. but first, the clash ,_ lee anderson is on the way. but first, the clash , now king first, the clash, now king snantes-s— first, the clash, now king charles's coronation invites nave— charles's coronation invites nave teen— charles's coronation invites have been sent— charles's coronation invites have been sent and it's not just the have been sent and it's not just tne tansttat— have been sent and it's not just the fanciful design— have been sent and it's not just the fanciful design been satsntnd— the fanciful design been catching people's eyes. the patase— catching people's eyes. the patase nas— catching people's eyes. the palace has controversially dnepped— palace has controversially dnepped tne — palace has controversially dropped the word consort court, neantnd— dropped the word consort court, neantnd tnat— dropped the word consort court, meaning that camilla will etttstatty— meaning that camilla will officially be— meaning that camilla will officially be known as the queen— officially be known as the queen. queen _ officially be known as the queen. queen camilla after the ntstents— queen. queen camilla after the historic event.— queen. queen camilla after the historic event. it's— queen. queen camilla after the historic event. it's been quite nepatattenat— historic event. it's been quite reputational rehabilitation for can— reputational rehabilitation for can atten— reputational rehabilitation for cam after she— reputational rehabilitation for cam after she faced fierce nestsanset— cam after she faced fierce resistance to _ cam after she faced fierce resistance to becoming charles's end— resistance to becoming charles's end ntte— resistance to becoming charles's end ntte tn— resistance to becoming charles's second wife in 2005. just 7% of tne— second wife in 2005. just 7% of tne pattts— second wife in 2005. just 7% of the public were— second wife in 2005. just 7% of the public were in— second wife in 2005. just 7% of the public were in favour back tnen— the public were in favour back tnen te— the public were in favour back tnen te satn — the public were in favour back then to calm nerves , the palace then to calm nerves, the palace

announced she— then to calm nerves, the palace announced she would only ever be tnenn— announced she would only ever be tnenn as— announced she would only ever be known as princess— announced she would only ever be known as princess consort to nespest— known as princess consort to respect princess— known as princess consort to respect princess diana's legacy. but respect princess diana's legacy. eat desptte— respect princess diana's legacy. but despite repeated confirmations from the palace tne— confirmations from the palace over the years,— confirmations from the palace over the years, charles was nappy— over the years, charles was never happy with the arrangement. and during last yes— arrangement. and during last yes tatttee— arrangement. and during last year's jubilee, the late queen tttzatetn— year's jubilee, the late queen elizabeth ii— year's jubilee, the late queen elizabeth ii announced her destne— elizabeth ii announced her destne ten— elizabeth ii announced her desire for camilla to be known as eaeen — desire for camilla to be known as queen consort— desire for camilla to be known as queen consort sort. so, look, is— as queen consort sort. so, look, is tatt— as queen consort sort. so, look, is tatn te— as queen consort sort. so, look, is tatn te say— as queen consort sort. so, look, it's fair to say charles and sanita— it's fair to say charles and camilla have— it's fair to say charles and camilla have served the royal tantty— camilla have served the royal tantty and— camilla have served the royal family and country tirelessly for family and country tirelessly ten tne— family and country tirelessly ten tne test— family and country tirelessly for the best part— family and country tirelessly for the best part of 20 years. tndeed—tne- for the best part of 20 years. indeed,_the talbot indeed, they visited the talbot vand— indeed, they visited the talbot vand-seant— indeed, they visited the talbot yard court malton, north yard food court in malton, north ventsntne.— yard food court in malton, north yorkshire, today. _ yard food court in malton, north yorkshire, today. but still yorkshire, today. but i still nave— yorkshire, today. but i still havelfew_ yorkshire, today. but i still have few reservations about have a few reservations about tnts— have a few reservations about this elevation— have a few reservations about this elevation of— have a few reservations about this elevation of royal precedence- this elevation of royal precedence .- this elevation of royal precedence . after all, we were precedence. after all, we were atten— precedence. after all, we were ptten nepeated— precedence. after all, we were given repeated assurances that she given repeated assurances that sne-enty— given repeated assurances that sne-enty even- given repeated assurances that she -only ever be - given repeated assurances that she only ever be consort she would only ever be a consort . nat— she would only ever be a consort . eat nnat— she would only ever be a consort . eat nnatlyea— she would only ever be a consort . but what you think? does . but what do you think? does sanita— . but what do you think? does camilla deserve— . but what do you think? does camilla deserve to be known as the camilla deserve to be known as tne eaeen— camilla deserve to be known as the queen lshould_ camilla deserve to be known as the queen should remain the queen or should she remain as-sensent— the queen or should she remain as-consort email- the queen or should she remain as consort email me at gb as queen consort email me at gb news. — as queen consort email me at gb news. dn— as queen consort email me at gb news. dt at— as queen consort email me at gb news. dt at an— as queen consort email me at gb news. .uk at gb news. a big vote going— news. .uk at gb news. a big vote petnd en— news. .uk at gb news. a big vote petnp en tnene— news. .uk at gb news. a big vote going on there now,— news. .uk at gb news. a big vote going on there now, but to help me make— going on there now, but to help me make up— going on there now, but to help me make up yean— going on there now, but to help me make up your mind, i'm joined by tne— me make up your mind, i'm joined by tne edtten— me make up your mind, i'm joined by tne edtten et— me make up your mind, i'm joined by the editor of majesty nnaaztpne— by the editor of majesty magazine, ingrid seward, and the neyat— magazine, ingrid seward, and the neyat expens— magazine, ingrid seward, and the neyat expent. big— magazine, ingrid seward, and the royal expert, big princess diana fant— royal expert, big princess diana tan. ttnsey— royal expert, big princess diana fan, kinsey schofield. so ingrid

. teen.— fan, kinsey schofield. so ingrid . teet. tn— fan, kinsey schofield. so ingrid , look, i'm understanding sanita— , look, i'm understanding camilla has— , look, i'm understanding camilla has paid her dues. she's dene— camilla has paid her dues. she's dene nen— camilla has paid her dues. she's done her time.— camilla has paid her dues. she's done her time. but— camilla has paid her dues. she's done her time. but isn't this a bit done her time. but isn't this a ttt seen— done her time. but isn't this a bit soon? you— done her time. but isn't this a bit soon? you know, it feels ttne— bit soon? you know, it feels ttte tne— bit soon? you know, it feels like the country— bit soon? you know, it feels like the country is still neanntnd— like the country is still mourning the queen you know, and nnen— mourning the queen you know, and nnen ne— mourning the queen you know, and wnen we say— mourning the queen you know, and wnen we say tne— mourning the queen you know, and when we say the queen at the nnennent— when we say the queen at the moment, ingrid,— when we say the queen at the moment, ingrid, you have to adntt— moment, ingrid, you have to adnntt we— moment, ingrid, you have to admit we don't— moment, ingrid, you have to admit we don't mean camilla. we-ne— admit we don't mean camilla. we're referring— admit we don't mean camilla. we're referring to _ admit we don't mean camilla. we're referring to . queen we're referring to. queen tttzatetn— we're referring to. queen elizabeth ii. _ we're referring to. queen elizabeth ii. lattice g“ we're referring to. queen- elizabeth ii. well, you might be done, but i'm not the when you marry a king, you automatically become queen. and camilla, we've been saying it in majesty magazine since she became queen. and i think it was the late queen. you know, our late queen's wish that camilla would be accepted , which was why be accepted, which was why a year ago, on her the anniversary of her accession, which was in february 22nd, she made the announcement that camilla would be known as queen consort because the queen is really sensitive to what people

thought. and she knew perfectly well not everybody globally loved camilla as perhaps she would like them to. so she wanted people to know it was her approval. and then, of course , approval. and then, of course, now the coronation is only a month away. you know, people being we need to be told she will be queen camilla, not not the queen consort. and think i think it's sort of let people into it gently and think that's the right way of doing things . the right way of doing things. i mean, i do i do hear you on wat— i mean, i do i do hear you on tnat. et— i mean, i do i do hear you on that. of course— i mean, i do i do hear you on that. of course i— i mean, i do i do hear you on that. of course i do. but i tntnt— that. of course i do. but i tntnt yea— that. of course i do. but i think you make- that. of course i do. but i think you make a critical point tnat— think you make a critical point tnat tne— think you make a critical point that the queen _ think you make a critical point that the queen was talking about sanita— that the queen was talking about camilla becoming— that the queen was talking about camilla becoming queen consort, not camilla becoming queen consort, net daeen— camilla becoming queen consort, not queen camilla.— camilla becoming queen consort, not queen camilla. kinsey ssnettetd.— not queen camilla. kinsey schofield, do _ not queen camilla. kinsey schofield, do you feel that this is disrespectful— schofield, do you feel that this is disrespectful to _ schofield, do you feel that this is disrespectful to princess otana-s— is disrespectful to princess diana's memory ? citititc i diana's memory? great question. and i just want to say, first off, i love ingrid, so i'm not fighting with her in any way, shape or form. but, you know , shape or form. but, you know, diana and ingrid met her. diana had an undeniable magic touch. and i have met people in the uk in canada, in america, that , you

in canada, in america, that, you know, met her at their bedside . know, met her at their bedside. and they are disappointed by this decision. and i do for diana, provided the country with two heirs. and that was a sacrifice choice that she made. i mean, truly , she made i mean, truly, she made a sacrifice. i mean, i do think that camilla should be queen consort, because that is certainly what the queen wanted. but the idea of dropping the consort so quickly , we call consort so quickly, we call catherine qatar anne, princess of wales. you know, we don't want to call her. kate middleton. she is catherine, princess of wales and camilla. technically and legally, is the queen consort . so i don't see queen consort. so i don't see the problem in calling her queen consort ingrid. the problem in calling her queen consort ingrid . catherine the problem in calling her queen consort ingrid. catherine is the problem in calling her queen consort ingrid . catherine is not consort ingrid. catherine is not catherine the princess of wales. catherine the princess of wales. catherine is the princess of wales. if you're picking holes in this, which i don't like to do, so. so i do see what you mean. but the queen, she is the wife of a king, and she's about to be crowned. and the wife of a

king, she's about to be crowned and anointed queen. so she really is a queen now , in the really is a queen now, in the case of prince philip, just to make it quite simple, if i can, he because he wasn't king. he wasn't king. you know, he was he wasn't king. you know, he was he was a prince consort. he he didn't take the title from his wife , but wives take the title wife, but wives take the title from their husband. so camilla takes the title from her husband and he is king and she is queen. and it's as simple as that. and i really don't think i mean, diana's been dead. and i love diana's been dead. and i love diana . she's been dead for over diana. she's been dead for over 25 years. and i really don't think that she would object. you know , we don't know that. we know, we don't know that. we don't know that, ingrid,- titi“ c we don't know that, ingrid, for de— don't know that, ingrid, for de wee— don't know that, ingrid, for sure, do we? because kenzie look for sure, do we? because kenzie look ten tett— sure, do we? because kenzie look ten tett ttne— sure, do we? because kenzie look for folk like me— sure, do we? because kenzie look for folk like me and— sure, do we? because kenzie look for folk like me and you who are sapen— for folk like me and you who are sapen tans— for folk like me and you who are sapen tans et— for folk like me and you who are super fans of diana— for folk like me and you who are super fans of diana and absolutely— super fans of diana and absolutely do- super fans of diana and absolutely do respect her memory that absolutely do respect her memory tnat deesn-t— absolutely do respect her memory that doesn't mean— absolutely do respect her memory that doesn't mean that you don't like that doesn't mean that you don't ttte sanita— that doesn't mean that you don't like camilla, but— that doesn't mean that you don't like camilla, but it— that doesn't mean that you don't like camilla, but it does mean tnat— like camilla, but it does mean tnat yea— like camilla, but it does mean that you think— like camilla, but it does mean that you think about what diana wanted—

that you think about what diana wanted te— that you think about what diana wanted te and— that you think about what diana wanted to and the— that you think about what diana wanted to and the one thing ptana— wanted to and the one thing tetana neven— wanted to and the one thing diana never wanted to see it was the diana never wanted to see it was tne ttppest— diana never wanted to see it was the biggest obsession. she had attent— the biggest obsession. she had ateat tne— the biggest obsession. she had about the royal— the biggest obsession. she had about the royal family because she about the royal family because sne sappented— about the royal family because she supported the late queen, but she supported the late queen, tat sne— she supported the late queen, but she didn't— she supported the late queen, but she didn't want to see snantes— but she didn't want to see snantes as— but she didn't want to see charles as king. and she sentatnty— charles as king. and she certainly did— charles as king. and she certainly did not want to see a queen— certainly did not want to see a queen camilla— certainly did not want to see a queen camilla ever that was her wenst— queen camilla ever that was her worst nightmare— queen camilla ever that was her worst nightmare .— queen camilla ever that was her worst nightmare . i— queen camilla ever that was her worst nightmare . i don't think worst nightmare. i don't think sne— worst nightmare. i don't think sne dtdn-t— worst nightmare. i don't think she didn't want— worst nightmare. i don't think she didn't want charles. i“ c she didn't want charles. i don't attes— she didn't want charles. i don't adnee wttn— she didn't want charles. i don't adnee wttn ten.— she didn't want charles. i don't agree with her. i— she didn't want charles. i don't agree with her. i certainly i've seen the evolution of charles. i really admire the man he's become. and i do think at the end of the day, that and you and i've talked about this offline at the end of the day, charles and camilla were soulmates. so you can't them and not, you can't look at them and not, you can't look at them and not, you know, think you are you know, think that you are happy they ended up happy that they ended up together they're exactly together and they're exactly where be. but i where they should be. but i, i do agree that there are some people are fiercely on people that are so fiercely on diana's side and that can't forgive and forget. and that's unfortunate . specifically in unfortunate. specifically in america, the crown is re america, where the crown is re reliving all of this chaos of the 80s and the 90s, absolute albie. it's fresh for america .

albie. it's fresh for america. batus but do i do do i think camilla has paid her dues? absolutely and i love and admire too . her yeah i think look, too. her yeah i think look, i tntnt— too. her yeah i think look, i tntnt tnat-s— too. her yeah i think look, i think that's the _ yeah i think look, i think that's the thing, ingrid. i think that's the thing, ingrid. t an— think that's the thing, ingrid. t an en— think that's the thing, ingrid. t an en tne— think that's the thing, ingrid. i am on the fence about this tat— i am on the fence about this put my— i am on the fence about this one, but my suspicion is this nas— one, but my suspicion is this nas att— one, but my suspicion is this has all been— one, but my suspicion is this has all been driven by charles. i has all been driven by charles. t tntnt— has all been driven by charles. i think camilla— has all been driven by charles. i think camilla herself would nave— i think camilla herself would nave teen— i think camilla herself would have been completely happy to be the have been completely happy to be tne eaeen— have been completely happy to be the queen consort— have been completely happy to be the queen consort .— have been completely happy to be the queen consort . i agree with the queen consort. i agree with you,— the queen consort. i agree with yet. tean- — the queen consort. i agree with yea. tean- t— the queen consort. i agree with you, dan. i actually- the queen consort. i agree with you, dan. i you, dan. i actually totally agree with you. i think this is all driven by charles. he's saying she's my wife. she will be queen. that's what i want. she will sit beside me on the throne at the coronation and she will be anointed queen. and i should actually think that camilla would be absolute , quite camilla would be absolute, quite willing, you know, to do anything far lower key. but she's got to do it now. she's in that position and i should think she's terrified. yeah i know. bless, bless, bless her. she pnepatty— bless, bless, bless her. she probably doesn't even want it. veny— probably doesn't even want it. veny peed— probably doesn't even want it. veny peed petnt.— probably doesn't even want it. very good point. ingrid seward, edtten— very good point. ingrid seward, edtten et— very good point. ingrid seward, edtten et tne— very good point. ingrid seward, editor of the brilliant majesty napaztne— editor of the brilliant majesty napaztne .— editor of the brilliant majesty magazine , and— editor of the brilliant majesty magazine , and kinsey schofield

magazine, and kinsey schofield us magazine, and kinsey schofield us teyat— magazine, and kinsey schofield us teyat expens— magazine, and kinsey schofield us royal expert, host of the teday— us royal expert, host of the teday ten— us royal expert, host of the today for podcast. thank you petn— today for podcast. thank you tetn se— today for podcast. thank you both so much.— today for podcast. thank you both so much. but who do you apnee— both so much. but who do you apnee wttne— both so much. but who do you agree with? should camilla be netenned— agree with? should camilla be netenned te— agree with? should camilla be referred to as— agree with? should camilla be referred to as the _ agree with? should camilla be referred to as the queen or eaeen— referred to as the queen or queen consort— referred to as the queen or queen consort will? suzanne wnttes. — queen consort will? suzanne wnttes. sne — queen consort will? suzanne writes, she should be referred to writes, she should be referred te as— writes, she should be referred te as daeen— writes, she should be referred to as queen camilla, just like even— to as queen camilla, just like eveny eaeen— to as queen camilla, just like every queen consort in history nas— every queen consort in history nas teen— every queen consort in history has been referred— every queen consort in history has been referred to jilly wnttes— has been referred to jilly wnttes. tast— has been referred to jilly writes, just as- has been referred to jilly writes, just as he was prince endp— writes, just as he was prince nntttp. pate— writes, just as he was prince philip, duke of— writes, just as he was prince philip, duke of edinburgh, so sne— philip, duke of edinburgh, so sne sneatd— philip, duke of edinburgh, so she should be— philip, duke of edinburgh, so she should be princess camilla, oasness— she should be princess camilla, oasness et— she should be princess camilla, duchess of whatever . that would duchess of whatever. that would pnetatty— duchess of whatever. that would pnetapty te— duchess of whatever. that would pnetapty te tne— duchess of whatever. that would probably be the most acceptable to probably be the most acceptable te tett. — probably be the most acceptable te tett. and— probably be the most acceptable to folk. and myra— probably be the most acceptable to folk. and myra writes, our ttnp— to folk. and myra writes, our ttnp teves— to folk. and myra writes, our king loves this— to folk. and myra writes, our king loves this lady. please be nespesttat— king loves this lady. please be nespesttat et— king loves this lady. please be respectful of his— king loves this lady. please be respectful of his wishes . i, respectful of his wishes. i, twe— respectful of his wishes. i, ttte many.— respectful of his wishes. i, like many, love- respectful of his wishes. i, like many, love diana . and that like many, love diana. and that wit— like many, love diana. and that wttt neven— like many, love diana. and that will never change. _ like many, love diana. and that will never change. but we must nespest— will never change. but we must respect camilla— will never change. but we must respect camilla as— will never change. but we must respect camilla as queen long may— respect camilla as queen long nay tney— respect camilla as queen long nay tney netpn— respect camilla as queen long nay tney netpn .— respect camilla as queen long may they reign . oh, i do get may they reign. oh, i do get wat— may they reign. oh, i do get tnat. t— may they reign. oh, i do get tnat. t de— may they reign. oh, i do get tnat. t de pet— may they reign. oh, i do get that. i do get that. and you knew— that. i do get that. and you knew wnate— that. i do get that. and you know what? this- that. i do get that. and you know what? this was a very close vete — know what? this was a very close vote representing,— know what? this was a very close vote representing, i— know what? this was a very close vote representing, i think, how many— vote representing, i think, how many et— vote representing, i think, how many et as— vote representing, i think, how many of us feel— vote representing, i think, how many of us feel torn about this daestten.— many of us feel torn about this question. closest— many of us feel torn about this question. closest vote in a wntte— question. closest vote in a while. actually,- question. closest vote in a while. actually, 48% of you tntnt— while. actually, 48% of you tntnt tnat— while. actually, 48% of you think that camilla should be tnewn— think that camilla should be tnewn as— think that camilla should be known as queen. queen camilla. sew— known as queen. queen camilla. szw et— known as queen. queen camilla. szw et yea— known as queen. queen camilla. sew et yea say— known as queen. queen camilla.

52% of you say she— known as queen. queen camilla. 52% of you say she should still be netenned— 52% of you say she should still be referred to _ 52% of you say she should still be referred to as— 52% of you say she should still be referred to as queen consort, atten— be referred to as queen consort, even after the _ be referred to as queen consort, even after the coronation. so a dtvtded— even after the coronation. so a divided nation— even after the coronation. so a divided nation on— even after the coronation. so a divided nation on this facet dattnp— divided nation on this facet dating coming— divided nation on this facet dating coming up as the government— dating coming up as the government announces 500 illegal ntpnants— government announces 500 illegal ntpnants wit— government announces 500 illegal migrants will be— government announces 500 illegal migrants will be housed on a penset— migrants will be housed on a teenset tanpe. — migrants will be housed on a dorset barge. is— migrants will be housed on a dorset barge. is it too little , dorset barge. is it too little, tee— dorset barge. is it too little, tee tatee— dorset barge. is it too little, too late? with— dorset barge. is it too little, too late? with 51,000 still in netetse— too late? with 51,000 still in netetse idy— too late? with 51,000 still in hotels? my superstar panel netenned— hotels? my superstar panel netwned te— hotels? my superstar panel returned to debate that soon. pup,— returned to debate that soon. plus, tomorrow's— returned to debate that soon. plus, tomorrow's newspaper front papes— plus, tomorrow's newspaper front papes.-next.— plus, tomorrow's newspaper front papes-next. as— plus, tomorrow's newspaper front pages.-next, as lee- plus, tomorrow's newspaper front pages. next, as lee anderson pages. but next, as lee anderson satts— pages. but next, as lee anderson satts eat.— pages. but next, as lee anderson calls out, carole— pages. but next, as lee anderson calls out, carole vorderman for net— calls out, carole vorderman for net stntnp— calls out, carole vorderman for net stntnp et— calls out, carole vorderman for her string of tweets attacking teny— her string of tweets attacking teny tips— her string of tweets attacking teny tdtts nas— her string of tweets attacking tory mps has the left's latest tavvte— tory mps has the left's latest luvvie bitten _ tory mps has the left's latest luvvie bitten off— tory mps has the left's latest luvvie bitten off more than she snew— luvvie bitten off more than she snew . we— luvvie bitten off more than she can chew . we set— luvvie bitten off more than she can chew . we set the red wall can chew. we set the red wall tettwetten— can chew. we set the red wall rottweiler loose— can chew. we set the red wall rottweiler loose on borders, stnay— rottweiler loose on borders, stnay ntpnt— rottweiler loose on borders, stray right after— rottweiler loose on borders, stray right after the .

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repositioning herself as a mouthpiece of- repositioning herself as a mouthpiece of the hard left. and the mouthpiece of the hard left. and tne tatest— mouthpiece of the hard left. and the latest example— mouthpiece of the hard left. and the latest example of her pettttsat— the latest example of her political activism. she has waped— political activism. she has waped wa— political activism. she has waged war with tory politicians wne— waged war with tory politicians wne sne— waged war with tory politicians who she believes— waged war with tory politicians who she believes are being dtsnenest— who she believes are being dishonest by— who she believes are being dishonest by failing to expttsttty— dishonest by failing to explicitly mention which pettttsat— explicitly mention which political party they represent on political party they represent en tnetn— political party they represent on their social— political party they represent on their social media profiles. wntte— on their social media profiles. while certain— on their social media profiles. while certain high profile conservatives— while certain high profile conservatives seem to be spared her conservatives seem to be spared nen wnatn— conservatives seem to be spared nen wnatn .— conservatives seem to be spared her wrath . haha,_ conservatives seem to be spared her wrath . haha, who am her wrath. haha, who am i tatttnp— her wrath. haha, who am i talking about— her wrath. haha, who am i talking about there? former inne— talking about there? former prime ministers, including liz tnass— prime ministers, including liz tnass tents— prime ministers, including liz truss, boris johnson and theresa may— truss, boris johnson and theresa way as— truss, boris johnson and theresa way as wett— truss, boris johnson and theresa way as wett as— truss, boris johnson and theresa may as well as deputy chairman of may as well as deputy chairman et tne— may as well as deputy chairman et tne patty.— may as well as deputy chairman et tne panty. tee— may as well as deputy chairman of the party, lee anderson, have tatten— of the party, lee anderson, have tatten teat— of the party, lee anderson, have fallen foul of— of the party, lee anderson, have fallen foul of vorderman's tatest— fallen foul of vorderman's latest crusade— fallen foul of vorderman's latest crusade in which she ntpnttpnted— latest crusade in which she highlighted only 28 of 98 twttten— highlighted only 28 of 98 twitter accounts belonging to sensenvattve— twitter accounts belonging to conservative mps actually made tnetn— conservative mps actually made their political— conservative mps actually made their political affiliation stean— their political affiliation stean tn— their political affiliation clear in their- their political affiliation clear in their biographies or neadens— clear in their biographies or neadens .— clear in their biographies or headers. i'm— clear in their biographies or headers . i'm glad to see those headers. i'm glad to see those natn— headers. i'm glad to see those natn stttts— headers. i'm glad to see those math skills clearly still coming in math skills clearly still coming tn nandy— math skills clearly still coming tn nandy .— math skills clearly still coming in handy . well,— math skills clearly still coming in handy . well, joining me now in handy. well, joining me now to in handy. well, joining me now te ntt— in handy. well, joining me now te ntt tast— in handy. well, joining me now to hit back at— in handy. well, joining me now to hit back at voters who he has tetd— to hit back at voters who he has tetd te— to hit back at voters who he has tetd te ast— to hit back at voters who he has told to act her— to hit back at voters who he has told to act her age— to hit back at voters who he has told to act her age in their enpetnp— told to act her age in their ongoing twitter— told to act her age in their ongoing twitter spat is let's make— ongoing twitter spat is let's make tnts— ongoing twitter spat is let's make this very— ongoing twitter spat is let's make this very clear. the conservative— make this very clear. the conservative mp , deputy chairman conservative mp, deputy chairman of conservative mp, deputy chairman et tne— conservative mp, deputy chairman of the conservative _ conservative mp, deputy chairman of the conservative party and pnead— of the conservative party and pnead tres— of the conservative party and pnead etss tee— of the conservative party and proud erg lee anderson. so, lee, why—

proud erg lee anderson. so, lee, wny de— proud erg lee anderson. so, lee, wny de yea— proud erg lee anderson. so, lee, wny de yea tntnt— proud erg lee anderson. so, lee, why do you think carol is once apatn— why do you think carol is once apatn tanpettnp— why do you think carol is once again targeting the tory? is i den-t— again targeting the tory? is i den-t knew.— again targeting the tory? is i don't know, don.— again targeting the tory? is i don't know, don. “ don't know, don. i mean, she's coming across as almost obsessed with the tory party at the moment. let's be clear. when i set my twitter account up, i just put lee anderson, mp for ashfield. i didn't put a conservative mp. i think if you don't know that i'm a conservative mp, then you must have been living on the moon for the past three years. it's absolutely ridiculous what she's doing actually looked doing and i've actually looked at twitter account over the at her twitter account over the past it's tweet after past 24 hours. it's tweet after tweet slating the tories having a go at people like me and my colleagues. absolutely obsessed. she's in the same camp, i think, as lineker and neville. these are, you know, the lefties, the motty millionaires. they're the snanpapne— motty millionaires. they're the champagne socialists- motty millionaires. they're the champagne socialists. - cc ”titit they're the champagne socialists. c cc ”titit they're the champagne socialists . c champagne socialists. it's they tney— champagne socialists. it's they tney statn — champagne socialists. it's they tney statn te— champagne socialists. it's they they claim to be on the side of they claim to be on the side of the poor people. look, you know, if the poor people. look, you know, tt sne-s— the poor people. look, you know, if she's watching— look, you know, if she's watching tonight, i'll say— if she's watching tonight, i'll say te— if she's watching tonight, i'll say te sated.— if she's watching tonight, i'll say to carol, look, if you. so if say to carol, look, if you. so tt se— say to carol, look, if you. so if so convinced— say to carol, look, if you. so if so convinced socialism if so convinced that socialism wents— if so convinced that socialism wenswet-ne— if so convinced that socialism wenswet-ne se- if so convinced that socialism works we're so nasty, let's works and we're so nasty, let's see-lsedattsnn— works and we're so nasty, let's see.isocialism ,_ works and we're so nasty, let's see. “ see. socialism, socialism in practise, you've got plenty of money. give it all away to the poor people in the country and

prove that you proper, prove that you are a proper, caring socialist. but you claim prove that you are a proper, cariiare,)cialist. but you claim prove that you are a proper, cariiare, but.ist. but you claim prove that you are a proper, cariiare, but you'ret you claim prove that you are a proper, cariiare, but you're not.i claim prove that you are a proper, cariiare, but you're not. you're you are, but you're not. you're just a hypocrite who jumps on any bandwagon that comes along . any bandwagon that comes along. if you're on twitter. i think sne-s— if you're on twitter. i think shes a— if you're on twitter. i think she's a failing celebrity and she's a failing celebrity and she's trying to look relevant. that's all she's trying to do. i think what she should do then is at age, get a bus pass out at her age, get a bus pass out and go and enjoy life. lee, you won't be surprised— and go and enjoy life. lee, you won't be surprised to- git c lee, you won't be surprised to learn vendennan— won't be surprised to learn vorderman is— won't be surprised to learn vorderman is actually a setteapae— vorderman is actually a colleague of— vorderman is actually a colleague of gary lineker at the ens.— colleague of gary lineker at the nes. sne— colleague of gary lineker at the nes. sne sne— colleague of gary lineker at the bbc. she she hosts— colleague of gary lineker at the bbc. she she hosts the show on on bbc. she she hosts the show on en ens— bbc. she she hosts the show on en ens tadte— bbc. she she hosts the show on on bbc radio wales. is that appnepnate— on bbc radio wales. is that appnepntate ten— on bbc radio wales. is that appropriate for her to keep that nete— appropriate for her to keep that nete ptven— appropriate for her to keep that role given that— appropriate for her to keep that role given that she is now so eventty— role given that she is now so overtly political— role given that she is now so overtly political ?_ role given that she is now so overtly political ? well, it is overtly political? well, it is pnetapty— overtly political? well, it is pnetapty net.— overtly political? well, it is probably not, but i don't think the probably not, but i don't think tne ens— probably not, but i don't think tne ens wit— probably not, but i don't think the bbc will take— probably not, but i don't think the bbc will take any notice. vea— the bbc will take any notice. you knew— the bbc will take any notice. you know what— the bbc will take any notice. you know what the— the bbc will take any notice. you know what the bbc's- the bbc will take any notice. you know what the bbc's all about? it's a anti—british corporation, you know that, dan? i know that. it seems that, you knew.— i know that. it seems that, you knew. tt-s— i know that. it seems that, you know, it's attracting— i know that. it seems that, you know, it's attracting all- it seems that, you know, it's attracting all these sens— know, it's attracting all these sents et— know, it's attracting all these sents et .— know, it's attracting all these sorts of , like— know, it's attracting all these sorts of , like i— know, it's attracting all these sorts of , like i say, sorts of, like i say, celebrities.- sorts of, like i say, celebrities. these left wing celebrities,— celebrities. these left wing celebrities, part— celebrities. these left wing celebrities, part of the woke sattane. — celebrities, part of the woke sattane. pant— celebrities, part of the woke culture, part of— celebrities, part of the woke culture, part of a culture that

atsetatety— culture, part of a culture that absolutely detest our history and— absolutely detest our history and sattane— absolutely detest our history and culture and— absolutely detest our history and culture and everything about this and culture and everything about we pneat— and culture and everything about this great country— and culture and everything about this great country of ours. and culture and everything about this great country of ours . they this great country of ours. they all this great country of ours. they att seen— this great country of ours. they att te— this great country of ours. they all seem to be— this great country of ours. they all seem to be circling together twe— all seem to be circling together like vultures. _ all seem to be circling together like vultures. they— all seem to be circling together like vultures. they hunt impacts on like vultures. they hunt impacts en twttten— like vultures. they hunt impacts on twitter and— like vultures. they hunt impacts on twitter and quite frankly, tne— on twitter and quite frankly, tne nest— on twitter and quite frankly, the most decent— on twitter and quite frankly, the most decent people in this seantny— the most decent people in this seantny tast— the most decent people in this country just ignore them. but you— country just ignore them. but yea-wnate— country just ignore them. but you what? they're probably you know what? they're probably is you know what? they're probably tslptase— you know what? they're probably tslptase ten— you know what? they're probably islplace for them— you know what? they're probably is place for them society. is a place for them in society. tney-ne— is a place for them in society. tney-ne-tney-ne- they're agitators. they're obviously i don't know if they're getting paid per tweet. i i've been offered money i know i've been offered money to i know i've been offered money te netweet— i know i've been offered money to retweet stuff.— i know i've been offered money to retweet stuff. i— i know i've been offered money to retweet stuff. i would never assept— to retweet stuff. i would never assept neney— to retweet stuff. i would never accept money retweet stuff. accept money to retweet stuff. but: _ accept money to retweet stuff. eat—knew- accept money to retweet stuff. but, _know there'si but, you know, i know there's a nantet— but, you know, i know there's a nantet ten— but, you know, i know there's a nantet ten tt— but, you know, i know there's a market for it and— but, you know, i know there's a market for it and you look at tne— market for it and you look at tne tweets— market for it and you look at the tweets she's— market for it and you look at the tweets she's coming across aslttt— the tweets she's coming across aslttt-snttd.— the tweets she's coming across aslbit-child, like,- the tweets she's coming across as bit child, like, say as a bit of a child, like, say sne— as a bit of a child, like, say sne needs— as a bit of a child, like, say she needs to— as a bit of a child, like, say she needs to grow and act her she needs to grow up and act her age— she needs to grow up and act her ape. wnateven— she needs to grow up and act her age, whatever that— she needs to grow up and act her age, whatever that is. we don't knew.— age, whatever that is. we don't tnew. weatd— age, whatever that is. we don't know. would be— age, whatever that is. we don't know. would be interesting to knew.— know. would be interesting to tnew— - know. would be interesting to tnew— tt- know. would be interesting to. know,_ if anyone's know, wouldn't it? if anyone's funding obviously don't funding her, we obviously don't know, we should that know, but we should ask that question we will ask that question and we will ask that question. but look, lee, i want to ask you about this, because british charities been british charities have been firmly ordered their firmly ordered by their regulator to stay out of politics. was after several politics. this was after several criticised government's bold criticised the government's bold policy sending illegal policy of sending illegal migrants rwanda , which, you migrants to rwanda, which, you know, think very humane know, i think is a very humane policy actually. so in a speech

the chairman of the charity commission, this is orlando fraser, warned that charities must remain driven in everything they for their purposes , not they do for their purposes, not they do for their purposes, not the personal views or instincts of leaders. they they are of their leaders. they they are and should remain separate to the political fray, not focussed on trashing the motivations of those think differently. but those who think differently. but engaging on the issues and the impact of your beneficiaries . impact of your beneficiaries. now, i couldn't agree more strongly with that, lee, but of course the partisan pushback from these charities has left you far from impressed , right? you far from impressed, right? well, this is right on. i mean, i think the bigger— well, this is right on. i mean, i think the bigger the- g i mean, i think the bigger the bigger snantttes— i think the bigger the bigger charities get— i think the bigger the bigger charities get and the more pewentat— charities get and the more powerful they— charities get and the more powerful they get. you know, i'm going— powerful they get. you know, i'm petnp te— powerful they get. you know, i'm petnp te te— powerful they get. you know, i'm going to be honest— powerful they get. you know, i'm going to be honest here, controversial— going to be honest here, controversial is, always, as controversial is, as always, as peepte— controversial is, as always, as peepte-tntnt- controversial is, as always, as people think they get people say. i think they get a ttttte— people say. i think they get a ttttte up— people say. i think they get a little bit more— people say. i think they get a little bit more corrupt, honest, a ttttte— little bit more corrupt, honest, a ttttte ee— little bit more corrupt, honest, a little more, a— little bit more corrupt, honest, a little more, a bit— little bit more corrupt, honest, a little more, a bit more self—indulgent, indulgent and tney— self—indulgent, indulgent and tney-pasntnp- self—indulgent, indulgent and they pushing politics they they start pushing politics out they they start pushing politics eat tnene. — they they start pushing politics out there. and,— they they start pushing politics out there. and, you know, i've wented— out there. and, you know, i've worked .charities- out there. and, you know, i've worked charities before, worked for charities before, smatt— worked for charities before, small charities— worked for charities before, small charities , and i've worked small charities, and i've worked for small charities, and i've worked ten a— small charities, and i've worked for a national— small charities, and i've worked for a national charity. and i've seen—wnat- for a national charity. and i've. seen—wnat-ap seen firsthand what they get up to seen firsthand what they get up te—yea- seen firsthand what they get up te—yea tnewl to. and, you know, you know, i went— to. and, you know, you know, i went te— to. and, you know, you know, i went te keny— to. and, you know, you know, i went to kelly a— to. and, you know, you know, i went to kelly a few months back. i went to kelly a few months back. t-sane— went to kelly a few months back. t-sane ten— went to kelly a few months back. i-care for kelly. _ went to kelly a few months back. i-care for kelly. you- went to kelly a few months back.

i care for kelly. you know, i saw care for kelly. you know, etvteasty— i saw care for kelly. you know, obviously albie— i saw care for kelly. you know, obviously albie working against pvennnnent— obviously albie working against government, working against the papa.— government, working against the nntttsn peepte— government, working against the british people. then see british people. then we see wnetnen— british people. then we see whether—fewl british people. then we see- whether_few years whether the debacle a few years past— whether the debacle a few years past-extan— whether the debacle a few years past-extan .— whether the debacle a few years back-oxfam , i— whether the debacle a few years back oxfam , i think it was back with oxfam, i think it was in back with oxfam, i think it was tn datt— back with oxfam, i think it was tn dattt and— back with oxfam, i think it was in haiti and we— back with oxfam, i think it was in haiti and we see other snantttes— in haiti and we see other charities closer- in haiti and we see other charities closer to home. you knew.— charities closer to home. you knew. tt-s— charities closer to home. you knew. tt-s tap— charities closer to home. you know, it's big money. it's big tndastny— know, it's big money. it's big tndastny. and— know, it's big money. it's big industry. and quite frankly , i industry. and quite frankly, i tntnt— industry. and quite frankly, i tntnt nest— industry. and quite frankly, i think most people that work for snantttes— think most people that work for charities that— think most people that work for charities that volunteers on the pneand— charities that volunteers on the pneand de— charities that volunteers on the ground dolreally_ charities that volunteers on the ground do really good job. ground do a really good job. tney-ne— ground do a really good job. they're sensible— ground do a really good job. they're sensible people doing it for they're sensible people doing it ten-ntpnt— they're sensible people doing it for-right reasons— they're sensible people doing it for-right reasons .- they're sensible people doing it for right reasons . but for the right reasons. but it's tnen— for the right reasons. but it's tnenltne— for the right reasons. but it's them .the-again- for the right reasons. but it's them the again it's them at the top. again it's tnese— them at the top. again it's tnese tt-s— them at the top. again it's these it's these— them at the top. again it's these it's these woke virtue stpnatttnp— these it's these woke virtue signalling namby—pamby that get a wntt— signalling namby—pamby that get a wnttt et— signalling namby—pamby that get a whiff of power— signalling namby—pamby that get a whiff of power and then they tnat— a whiff of power and then they tnat te— a whiff of power and then they use that to push— a whiff of power and then they use that to push their own apenda— use that to push their own apenda and— use that to push their own agenda and quite i agenda and quite frankly, i weatd— agenda and quite frankly, i weatd-te— agenda and quite frankly, i would to people tonight would say to people tonight watsntnp— would say to people tonight watching this,— would say to people tonight watching this, if you're going to watching this, if you're going te denate— watching this, if you're going to donate to— watching this, if you're going to donate to a— watching this, if you're going to donate to a charity, donate to donate to a charity, donate te-snatt— to donate to a charity, donate to-small charity- to donate to a charity, donate to small charity or a to a local small charity or a sappent— to a local small charity or a support gimp— to a local small charity or a support gimp or_ to a local small charity or a support group or something like dat— support group or something like was—ane- that, and these people are eanntnp—yeal that, and these people are. earning—you know, that, and these people are. eaichance.-you know, that, and these people are eaichance. you know, that, and these people are eaichance. ttit you know, that, and these people are eaichance. \tit ii know, that, and these people are eaichance. ttit tv/tiuit“ that, and these people are- eaichance. no chance. yeah. no, no chance. no chance. yeah. no, i couldn't agree more. couldn't agree politically agree more. it's all politically motivated these days, which is very now, look , lee, lots very sad. now, look, lee, lots going on up north, up north of the border. you know, in scotland today . but one aspect scotland today. but one aspect of this snp crisis is that this

very show has come under attack because of alford innis for using the nickname humza useless , which has been branded race racist by an snp mp snp. so this is karen adams , who's one of is karen adams, who's one of useless, most vocal backers and she blasted calling somebody lazy who clearly isn't, who has had some of the hardest jobs in government and has been successful in many ways in those remits is racism. but i mean lee this was the trans sport minister who drove with no insurer aukus, a health minister who has led the scottish nhs to the brink of catastrophe . and he the brink of catastrophe. and he is apparently immune from any scrutiny or any criticism or me being able to call him useless simply because of the colour of his skin . well, listen mate, he his skin. well, listen mate, he is his skin. well, listen mate, he ts aseesst— his skin. well, listen mate, he ts aseesst .— his skin. well, listen mate, he is useless . it's— his skin. well, listen mate, he is useless . it's very- “ “ well, listen mate, he is useless . it's very useless. is useless. it's very useless. vea— is useless. it's very useless. vea tenpet— is useless. it's very useless. vea tenpet te — is useless. it's very useless. you forgot to mention there down the you forgot to mention there down tne natnan. — you forgot to mention there down tne natnan. de— you forgot to mention there down the batman. he was justice sesnetany— the batman. he was justice secretary when— the batman. he was justice secretary when he's criticised for secretary when he's criticised ten tne — secretary when he's criticised for the state _ secretary when he's criticised for the state of— secretary when he's criticised for the state of the police tattdtnps— for the state of the police buildings in— for the state of the police buildings in scotland. people saytnp— buildings in scotland. people were saying that— buildings in scotland. people were saying that they were snantttnp. — were saying that they were crumbling, that they were tatttnp. — crumbling, that they were

failing. _ready- crumbling, that they were. failing. _readyldrop crumbling, that they were. faibits. _readyldrop crumbling, that they were faibits. he ready drop crumbling, that they were faibits. he deniedidy drop crumbling, that they were faibits. he denied this, drop crumbling, that they were faibits. he denied this, said) crumbling, that they were faibits. he denied this, said it to bits. he denied this, said it was—tnen- to bits. he denied this, said it was—tnen tast| was nonsense. and then just neans— was nonsense. and then just neans taten— was nonsense. and then just neans taten .— was nonsense. and then just hours later , think police hours later, i think a police statten— hours later, i think a police station-scotland- hours later, i think a police station scotland had actually station in scotland had actually settapsed— station in scotland had actually collapsed. this— station in scotland had actually collapsed. this man is you know, he collapsed. this man is you know, ne ts— collapsed. this man is you know, ne ts ne— collapsed. this man is you know, ne ts ne ts— collapsed. this man is you know, he is he is useless.— collapsed. this man is you know, he is he is useless. it's netntnp— he is he is useless. it's netntnp te— he is he is useless. it's nothing to do- he is he is useless. it's nothing to do with the colour of his nothing to do with the colour of nts sttn— nothing to do with the colour of nts sttn. vea— nothing to do with the colour of his skin. you know,_ nothing to do with the colour of his skin. you know, some people wit— his skin. you know, some people wttt-ptay— his skin. you know, some people wttt-ptay tne— his skin. you know, some people will-play the .card. his skin. you know, some people will-play the .card .i will always play the race card. tney-tt— will always play the race card. tney-tt-ten— will always play the race card. they'll .for they'll - will always play the race card. they'll for they'll look they'll look for they'll look for they'll look for they'll look ten—eveny- for the race in every single anpanent— for the race in every single argument-and- for the race in every single argument and play the argument to try and play the race card. look— argument to try and play the race card. look is— argument to try and play the race card. look is a disaster ten— race card. look is a disaster for scotland. _ race card. look is a disaster for scotland. like you say in neattn.— for scotland. like you say in health, transport, in justice health, in transport, in justice is health, in transport, in justice ts petnp— health, in transport, in justice is being completely useless . and is being completely useless. and i is being completely useless. and t astaatty— is being completely useless. and t astaatty teet— is being completely useless. and i actually feel sorry— is being completely useless. and i actually feel sorry for the peepte— i actually feel sorry for the peepte et— i actually feel sorry for the people of scotland now. he's now the people of scotland now. he's now tne ttnst— people of scotland now. he's now the first minister.— people of scotland now. he's now the first minister. he's got one of the first minister. he's got one et tne— the first minister. he's got one et tne nest— the first minister. he's got one of the most appalling political tast— of the most appalling political track records— of the most appalling political track records in— of the most appalling political track records in scottish ntsteny— track records in scottish ntsteny .— track records in scottish history , and— track records in scottish history , and he's running the history, and he's running the seantny— history, and he's running the country seriously. scottish peepte.— country seriously. scottish people, what's— country seriously. scottish people, what's happening up tnene— people, what's happening up tnene 7— people, what's happening up there ? what's— people, what's happening up there ? what's happening? well, there? what's happening? well, you there? what's happening? well, yea expesttnp— there? what's happening? well, yea expesttnp te— there? what's happening? well, you expecting to have a big ssetttsn— you expecting to have a big scottish tory— you expecting to have a big scottish tory comeback, lee ? scottish tory comeback, lee? wett— scottish tory comeback, lee? wett. t— scottish tory comeback, lee? wett. t nepe— scottish tory comeback, lee? well, i hope so.— scottish tory comeback, lee? well, i hope so. dan i think tnts— well, i hope so. dan i think we epens— well, i hope so. dan i think we epens a— well, i hope so. dan i think this opens a gate now for the petn— this opens a gate now for the bed tne— this opens a gate now for the both the tories— this opens a gate now for the both the tories in— this opens a gate now for the both the tories in scotland for and— both the tories in scotland for and tne— both the tories in scotland for and the labour— both the tories in scotland for and the labour party. i think it pats— and the labour party. i think it pats tne— and the labour party. i think it puts the question _ and the labour party. i think it puts the question of independence to bed. it's all to play— independence to bed. it's all to ptay ten— independence to bed. it's all to ptay ten ne— independence to bed. it's all to ptay ten ap— independence to bed. it's all to play for now up there. and i tntnt— play for now up there. and i think nicola— play for now up there. and i think nicola sturgeon, she says

sne-s— think nicola sturgeon, she says she's more or less— think nicola sturgeon, she says she's more or less said she took tne— she's more or less said she took tne panty— she's more or less said she took tne panty as— she's more or less said she took tne panty as tan— she's more or less said she took the party as far as— she's more or less said she took the party as far as she can go. sne-s— the party as far as she can go. sne-s tasy— the party as far as she can go. she's busy erecting tents in her past— she's busy erecting tents in her past panden— she's busy erecting tents in her back garden as— she's busy erecting tents in her back garden as we— she's busy erecting tents in her back garden as we speak. so i tntnt— back garden as we speak. so i tntnt-swp— back garden as we speak. so i tntnt-swp ts— back garden as we speak. so i think-snp is now- back garden as we speak. so i think snp is now are in for think the snp is now are in for a pn— think the snp is now are in for a ttt et— think the snp is now are in for a ttt et a— think the snp is now are in for a bit of a battle— think the snp is now are in for a bit of a battle and we'll be ted— a bit of a battle and we'll be tted tnen— a bit of a battle and we'll be tied them down— a bit of a battle and we'll be tied them down when they sit in tnat— tied them down when they sit in tnat snanten— tied them down when they sit in that chamber in— tied them down when they sit in that chamber in parliament pneasntnp— that chamber in parliament pneasntnp te— that chamber in parliament preaching to us— that chamber in parliament preaching to us on the government- preaching to us on the government benches. they're in for government benches. they're in tenlneapn— government benches. they're in tenlneapn ntde— government benches. they're in forlrough ride-we- government benches. they're in for rough ride we get for a rough ride when we get past. — for a rough ride when we get past. on.— for a rough ride when we get past. on. t— for a rough ride when we get back. oh, i can't- for a rough ride when we get back. o“ i“ c c for a rough ride when we get back. o“ ti.i“ c c ttittat back. oh, i can't wait. now, look, breaking tonight . look, lee, breaking tonight. right. good news. this right. very good news. this superwoman suella braverman has defeated fellow conservative mp flick drummond in a contest to select the candidate for a proposed new seat . now, local proposed new seat. now, local party members voted to pick braverman for constituency braverman for the constituency of waterloo . neville of fareham and waterloo. neville lee look, i don't know. in your role as deputy chairman, if you can be biased, but i am told that you did turn up at a charity event for suella. so are you happy with this decision on tonight? yeah, you happy with this decision on tonight ? yeah, well, of course tonight? yeah, well, of course in — tonight? yeah, well, of course i'm happy— tonight? yeah, well, of course t-n nappy ten— tonight? yeah, well, of course i'm happy for hfir-— ti“ g“7 yeah, well, of course i'm happy for her. well, i'm dtsappetnted— i'm happy for her. well, i'm disappointed for— i'm happy for her. well, i'm disappointed for flake, but tet-s— disappointed for flake, but tet-s te— disappointed for flake, but let's be fair. _ disappointed for flake, but let's be fair. i— disappointed for flake, but let's be fair. i was in fareham

a seapte— let's be fair. i was in fareham a seapte et— let's be fair. i was in fareham a couple of weeks— let's be fair. i was in fareham a couple of weeks back to do a etestt— a couple of weeks back to do a brexit debate— a couple of weeks back to do a brexit debate with— a couple of weeks back to do a brexit debate with with suella and steve— brexit debate with with suella and steve baker— brexit debate with with suella and steve baker and dan hannan, sappenten— and steve baker and dan hannan, sappenten .— and steve baker and dan hannan, sappenten. nat— and steve baker and dan hannan, sappenten. nat tast— and steve baker and dan hannan, supporter. but just an hour atten— supporter. but just an hour atten tean— supporter. but just an hour after dan also— supporter. but just an hour after dan also went to see flick tenannend— after dan also went to see flick drummond and— after dan also went to see flick drummond and supported her with the drummond and supported her with tne tesat— drummond and supported her with the local election— drummond and supported her with the local election campaign. so it the local election campaign. so tt was— the local election campaign. so tt tatt— the local election campaign. so tt tatn te— the local election campaign. so it was fair to both— the local election campaign. so it was fair to both both great peepte.— it was fair to both both great peepte. peed— it was fair to both both great people, good friends of mine and just people, good friends of mine and past nepe— people, good friends of mine and past nepe tnat— people, good friends of mine and just hope that flick gets gets a seat.— just hope that flick gets gets a seat. nat— just hope that flick gets gets a seat. eat tn— just hope that flick gets gets a seat. but i'm delighted for saetta— seat. but i'm delighted for saetta yea— seat. but i'm delighted for suella you know, i'm a big fan. i suella you know, i'm a big fan. t deve— suella you know, i'm a big fan. t teve tne— suella you know, i'm a big fan. i love the woman,— suella you know, i'm a big fan. i love the woman, the super saetta — i love the woman, the super suella that's— i love the woman, the super suella that's- i - i love the woman, the super suella that's i call her. suella that's what i call her. i tntnt— suella that's what i call her. i tntnt-pet— suella that's what i call her. i think-got balls- suella that's what i call her. i think-got balls of- suella that's what i call her. i think got balls of steel. think she's got balls of steel. and— think she's got balls of steel. and t— think she's got balls of steel. and t tetd— think she's got balls of steel. and i tell-this— think she's got balls of steel. and i tell this every i and i tell her this every time i nen— and i tell her this every time i net and— and i tell her this every time i see her and-super- and i tell her this every time i see her and super delighted see her and i'm super delighted for see her and i'm super delighted ten nen. — see her and i'm super delighted ten nen. and— see her and i'm super delighted for her. and one— see her and i'm super delighted for her. and one of— see her and i'm super delighted for her. ' “ti for her. and one of the reasons we love her so much, lee right, is because how much she winds is because of how much she winds up i think she must be up the left. i think she must be doing something right because that's so determined to destroy her. yeah, well, i think you can you can always take the measure of somebody in politics on our side of the chamber by by the way, the left or the labour party react . and certainly they party react. and certainly they neast— party react. and certainly they neast veny— party react. and certainly they react very strongly— party react. and certainly they react very strongly to- ”ti;titti.c and certainly they react very strongly to me and saetta— react very strongly to me and saetta and— react very strongly to me and suella and a— react very strongly to me and suella and a few— react very strongly to me and suella and a few others . well, a suella and a few others. well, a lot suella and a few others. well, a tet et— suella and a few others. well, a tet et tnen— suella and a few others. well, a lot of them on— suella and a few others. well, a lot of them on our— suella and a few others. well, a lot of them on our side of the on lot of them on our side of the en stde— lot of them on our side of the on our side of— lot of them on our side of the on our side of the— lot of them on our side of the on our side of the chamber. but

saetta— on our side of the chamber. but saetta neatty— on our side of the chamber. but suella really gets— on our side of the chamber. but suella really gets to them. they did suella really gets to them. they dtd tnetn— suella really gets to them. they dtd tnetn veny— suella really gets to them. they did their very best— suella really gets to them. they did their very best when she ttnst— did their very best when she ttnst pet— did their very best when she ttnst pet tne— did their very best when she first got the job— did their very best when she first got the job to try and get rid first got the job to try and get ntd et— first got the job to try and get ntd et — first got the job to try and get rid of us. she— first got the job to try and get rid of us. she stuck it out. sne-s— rid of us. she stuck it out. sne-s teen— rid of us. she stuck it out. she's been strong and she's an anaztnp— she's been strong and she's an anaztnp ean— she's been strong and she's an amazing woman and she's got my pay.— amazing woman and she's got my note sappent— amazing woman and she's got my note sappent. tee— amazing woman and she's got my 110% support. lee anderson, depaty— 110% support. lee anderson, deputy chairman of the conservative - deputy chairman of the conservative party. ’“i“5 deputy chairman of the- conservative party. thank you so much, lee. we'll speak very soon. but coming up, as trump fights back against the political witch hunt that to led his arrest yesterday, is the us justice system being weaponized by left wing former chair of the trump campaign, rick gates, who was jailed as part was himself jailed as part of the russia investigation ? the 2019 russia investigation? think i'm going to talk to think so? i'm going to talk to him in next hour. also him live in the next hour. also on the way, as the government confirms it will accommodate around migrants in a barge around 500 migrants in a barge in dorset after schemes like this enough to tackle the migrant emergency or just scratching the surface. my superstar panel are going to return to debate that next. and we're going to have the first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press. don't we're in don't go anywhere. we're back in just two minutes time .

is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and breaking tonight after nicola sturgeon ann's husband and the snp's former chief executive, peter murrell was arrested in a probe into the party's finances and detectives were seen with a spade in the garden of the couple's glasgow home. he has now been released tonight without charge. but pen saying further investigation . so i'll further investigation. so i'll reveal how tomorrow's newspaper front pages are reacting to those extraordinary scenes in scotland very shortly. also breaking tonight, the home office has confirmed it has leased a barge to accommodate around 500 migrants in portland, dorset . but with 51,000 illegals dorset. but with 51,000 illegals still being housed in hotels at a cost of more than £6 million per day, is the uk now in a state of national emergency?

that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. tonight, i'm joined by suzanne evans, adam brooks and nigel nelson. then we turn our attention stateside where donald trump has made his own charge at the democrat led kangaroo court. the only crime that i have sennttted— the only crime that i have committed is— the only crime that i have committed is to- the only crime that i have committed is to fearlessly detend— committed is to fearlessly detend ean— committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek— defend our nation from those who seek te— defend our nation from those who seek te destney— defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it.— defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it. so after the ex—president's_ seek to destroy it. so after the ex—president's historic arrest yestenday— ex—president's historic arrest yesterday, former chair of the tnanp— yesterday, former chair of the trump campaign, rick gates, who was trump campaign, rick gates, who tatted— trump campaign, rick gates, who dated as— trump campaign, rick gates, who was jailed as part— trump campaign, rick gates, who was jailed as part of the 2019 tassta— was jailed as part of the 2019 russia investigation mission, tetts— russia investigation mission, tetts ne— russia investigation mission, tetts ne wny— russia investigation mission, tells me why this is a weaponization of the us justice system — weaponization of the us justice system . — weaponization of the us justice system . tnn— weaponization of the us justice system . i'm also— weaponization of the us justice system . i'm also on- weaponization of the us justice system . ti“ system. i'm also on the way as fergie sensationally hits out at the sussexes don't expect once you can't have it both ways, you can't be divorced and then say, i want this. you got to hold, yae— i want this. you got to hold, ye tn— i want this. you got to hold, ye tn en— i want this. you got to hold, you're in or you're- you got to hold, you're in or you're out right? ves. — you're in or you're out right? ves. pane— you're in or you're out right? yes. jane yeah— you're in or you're out right? yes. jane yeah . _ you're in or you're out right? yes. jane yeah . i yes. jane yeah. so should the duke and duchess of delusion. take the hint and stay out of the king's coronation. the spectators , kennedy river els

spectators, kennedy river els her findings in uncanceled and as the uk's biggest teaching union today votes in favour of inviting drag queens into schools , are woke, educators schools, are woke, educators clashing with the views of ordinary people plus a sick new channel 4 show has disgusted viewers by showing adults stripping off in front of kids as young as 14. elliott you've got naked people standing in front of you. yes. is this a new thing, a new experience? i'm guessing it probably- thing, a new experience? i'm guessing it probably is,- “ti i7 i'm guessing it probably is, yeah. it guessing it probably is, yeah. tt ts— guessing it probably is, yeah. tt ts a— guessing it probably is, yeah. it is a bit. so— guessing it probably is, yeah. it is a bit. so what— guessing it probably is, yeah. it is a bit. so what is- guessing it probably is, yeah. c c so what is with the it is a bit. so what is with the tttenat— it is a bit. so what is with the liberal left's_ c c so what is with the liberal left's obsession with sexaattse— liberal left's obsession with sexualise in— liberal left's obsession with sexualise in our— liberal left's obsession with sexualise in our young people? tnat-s— sexualise in our young people? was sentnp— sexualise in our young people? that's coming up— sexualise in our young people? that's coming up in the mediabuzz. _ that's coming up in the mediabuzz. and finally, is the seenaten— mediabuzz. and finally, is the coronation too— mediabuzz. and finally, is the coronation too soon for camilla to coronation too soon for camilla te te— coronation too soon for camilla to be referred— coronation too soon for camilla to be referred to— coronation too soon for camilla to be referred to as— coronation too soon for camilla to be referred to as queen? find out to be referred to as queen? find eat tn— to be referred to as queen? find eat tn tne— to be referred to as queen? find out in the crowning— to be referred to as queen? find out in the crowning moment of the out in the crowning moment of tne snew— out in the crowning moment of the show when _ out in the crowning moment of the show when we _ out in the crowning moment of the show when we reveal tentpnt-s— the show when we reveal tonight's greatest britain and anten— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass.— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. lots on the way tnts— union jackass. lots on the way we neat.— union jackass. lots on the way this hour. first,— union jackass. lots on the way this hour. first, though, the neadttnes— this hour. first, though, the headlines with— this hour. first, though, the headlines with armstrong . headlines with arron armstrong. hi headlines with arron armstrong.

dt tnene. — headlines with arron armstrong. dt tnene. veny— headlines with arron armstrong. hi there. very good— headlines with arron armstrong. hi there. very good evening- headlines with arron armstrong. hi there. very good evening to you from the gb newsroom the snp's former chief executive, peter murrell , has been released peter murrell, has been released without charge pending further investigation. he was arrested earlier while police searched the home he shares with his wife nicola sturgeon, along with the party headquarters. it is part of a probe into the snp's finances , including £600,000 set finances, including £600,000 set aside for the independence campaign. ms. sturgeon has insisted she had no prior knowledge of police plans or intentions ahead of her shock resignation in february and says she will fully cooperate with the investigation . the prime the investigation. the prime minister has defended plans to move asylum seekers from hotels to barges, claiming it will save the taxpayer millions of pounds every year. it's proposed up to 500 migrants will be housed on the bibby, stockholm in dorset for at least 18 months, despite the threat of a legal challenge from the local district council and tory mps . amnesty and tory mps. amnesty international has labelled it ministerial cruelty , which will

ministerial cruelty, which will which obscures the government's mismanagement of the asylum system. but rishi sunak says it's a fair approach to tackling illegal migration. we're spending as a country £6 million a day housing an illegal asylum seekers in in hotels. that can't be ntpnt— seekers in in hotels. that can't be ntpnt. t-ve— seekers in in hotels. that can't be right. i've committed- “ “ that can't be right. i've committed to nedastnp— be right. i've committed to reducing that— be right. i've committed to reducing that number, moving asytan— reducing that number, moving asylum seekers— reducing that number, moving asylum seekers out of hotels , asylum seekers out of hotels, and— asylum seekers out of hotels, and wat— asylum seekers out of hotels, and that means— asylum seekers out of hotels, and that means we need to find attennattve— and that means we need to find alternative sites— and that means we need to find alternative sites and including tapes— alternative sites and including tanpes twe— alternative sites and including barges like the— alternative sites and including barges like the one we've tneapnt— barges like the one we've brought brought forward today was— brought brought forward today was petnp— brought brought forward today was petnp te— brought brought forward today that's going to save the taxpayen— that's going to save the taxpayer money, reduce pressure on taxpayer money, reduce pressure en netets— taxpayer money, reduce pressure en netets . — taxpayer money, reduce pressure en netets . 2t— taxpayer money, reduce pressure on hotels . 21 people- taxpayer money, reduce pressure on hotels. i?" on hotels. 21 people have been convicted for their role in the biggest child sex abuse cases ever investigated by west midlands police. the police say they abused seven children who were all younger than 12 years old for more than a decade in walsall and wolverhampton , three walsall and wolverhampton, three trials have been held over the past 15 months, which have led to guilty verdicts and sentences up to and including life in prison . the chair of the blood prison. the chair of the blood inquiry says compensation for

victims should be extended as some family members remain in unrecognised thousands of patients were infected with hiv and hepatitis c through contaminated products in the 19705 contaminated products in the 1970s and 1980s. last year, the inquiry recommended victims or their bereaved partners should receive an interim payment of £100,000. well, it's now urging the government to widen the scheme to include orphaned children and parents who lost their children in and the home secretary has been selected to be the conservative candidate for a proposed new constituency. fareham and waterlooville suella braverman was facing fellow hampshire mp flick drummond in a party vote over changes to the constituency's boundaries she won by 77 votes to 54 tv online dab plus radio and on. tune in to this is gb news. but now it's back to dan .

back to dan. tomorrow's news tonight . now in tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz, let's— tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz, let's kick- ti“ g“ now in our media buzz, let's kick off wttn— our media buzz, let's kick off wttn tne— our media buzz, let's kick off wttn tne veny— our media buzz, let's kick off with the very first look at the tent— with the very first look at the tnent papes— with the very first look at the front pages. hot— with the very first look at the front pages. hot off the press and— front pages. hot off the press and tne— front pages. hot off the press and the independent . it leads and the independent. it leads wttn— and the independent. it leads wttn tne— and the independent. it leads with the arrest— and the independent. it leads with the arrest of— and the independent. it leads with the arrest of nicola stanpeen-s— with the arrest of nicola sturgeon's husband, peter waned.— sturgeon's husband, peter murrell, over— sturgeon's husband, peter murrell, over an snp finance pnete— murrell, over an snp finance pnete asttnp— murrell, over an snp finance pnete asttnp a— murrell, over an snp finance probe asking a very pertinent daestten— probe asking a very pertinent paestten tnat— probe asking a very pertinent question that is— probe asking a very pertinent question that is on all of our ttps— question that is on all of our ttps. tney— question that is on all of our ttps. tney say— question that is on all of our ttps. tney say .— question that is on all of our lips. they say , as- question that is on all of our lips. they say , as sturgeon's lips. they say, as sturgeon's nastand— lips. they say, as sturgeon's nastand ts— lips. they say, as sturgeon's husband is arrested , an snp husband is arrested, an snp tnaad— husband is arrested, an snp tnaad tnpatny— husband is arrested, an snp fraud inquiry and intriguing paestten— fraud inquiry and intriguing paestten. se— fraud inquiry and intriguing question. so how much did you knew— question. so how much did you knew wnen— question. so how much did you knew wnen yea— question. so how much did you know when you quit ? nicola question. so how much did you know when you quit? nicola and i do know when you quit? nicola and i de nave— know when you quit? nicola and i de nave te— know when you quit? nicola and i do have to wonder— know when you quit? nicola and i do have to wonder why that daestten— do have to wonder why that paestten nas— do have to wonder why that question has not been asked of wtseta— question has not been asked of nicola sturgeon— question has not been asked of nicola sturgeon more by the neda— nicola sturgeon more by the nedta tn— nicola sturgeon more by the media in scotland, especially the media in scotland, especially tne nes— media in scotland, especially the bbc news— media in scotland, especially the bbc news and sky news and itv the bbc news and sky news and ttv news.— the bbc news and sky news and itv news, which— the bbc news and sky news and itv news, which has always been stvz— itv news, which has always been stvz and— itv news, which has always been stvz and tne— itv news, which has always been stv2 and the pocket— itv news, which has always been stv2 and the pocket of the snp . stv2 and the pocket of the snp. weane— stv2 and the pocket of the snp. veane ntsted— stv2 and the pocket of the snp. you're nicked right— stv2 and the pocket of the snp. you're nicked right? it's the wetne— you're nicked right? it's the ttetne as— you're nicked right? it's the metro as they— you're nicked right? it's the metro as they also report on east— metro as they also report on morals arrest— metro as they also report on morals arrest in— metro as they also report on morals arrest in the investigation into snp finances . tney— investigation into snp finances . tney say— investigation into snp finances . tney say pettse— investigation into snp finances . they say police searched their

nene— . they say police searched their nene and— . they say police searched their nene and panty— . they say police searched their home and party hq such dramatic steny— home and party hq such dramatic steny. sanety— home and party hq such dramatic steny. sanety tne— home and party hq such dramatic story. surely the eye surely the eye— story. surely the eye surely the eye wntsn— story. surely the eye surely the eye which loved— story. surely the eye surely the eye which loved every little twe— eye which loved every little ttte eveny— eye which loved every little like every little— eye which loved every little like every little going on over the like every little going on over tne tents— like every little going on over the boris johnson— like every little going on over the boris johnson partygate tnpatny— the boris johnson partygate tnpatny wit— the boris johnson partygate inquiry will have splashed on neten— inquiry will have splashed on peter murrell— inquiry will have splashed on peter murrell been arrested . no, peter murrell been arrested. no, no, no, no, no, no. not the ttppest— no, no, no, no, no. not the ttppest steny— no, no, no, no, no. not the biggest story of- no, no, no, no, no. not the biggest story of the day for the eye. — biggest story of the day for the eye. wet— biggest story of the day for the eye. wet tne— biggest story of the day for the eye. not the biggest story of tne— eye. not the biggest story of tne day.— eye. not the biggest story of the day. instead,— eye. not the biggest story of the day. instead, they are tatttnp— the day. instead, they are talking about— the day. instead, they are talking about smart motorways and tnene— talking about smart motorways and tnene tt— talking about smart motorways and there it is,— talking about smart motorways and there it is, consigned to a ptstane— and there it is, consigned to a ptstane at— and there it is, consigned to a ptstane at tne— and there it is, consigned to a picture at the top— and there it is, consigned to a picture at the top of the newspapen— picture at the top of the newspaper papers saying police raid newspaper papers saying police natd swi— newspaper papers saying police raid snp officers— newspaper papers saying police raid snp officers and sturgeon's nene— raid snp officers and sturgeon's nene as— raid snp officers and sturgeon's home as husband— raid snp officers and sturgeon's home as husband is arrested. steady— home as husband is arrested. steanty a— home as husband is arrested. clearly a seismic— home as husband is arrested. clearly a seismic story. why has the clearly a seismic story. why has tne eye— clearly a seismic story. why has tne eye net— clearly a seismic story. why has the eye not splashed on it, i wendene— the eye not splashed on it, i wendene idy— the eye not splashed on it, i wonder? my superstar panel back wttn— wonder? my superstar panel back wttn ne— wonder? my superstar panel back wttn ne ne— wonder? my superstar panel back wttn ne .— wonder? my superstar panel back with me now , political with me now, political commentator suzanne evans , the commentator suzanne evans, the tasnessan— commentator suzanne evans, the businessman and— commentator suzanne evans, the businessman and activist adam tweets.— businessman and activist adam tweets. and— businessman and activist adam brooks, and gb— businessman and activist adam brooks, and gb news senior pettttsat— brooks, and gb news senior political commentator nigel wetsen— political commentator nigel wetsen .— political commentator nigel wetsen . dew— political commentator nigel nelson . now breaking tonight, nelson. now breaking tonight, the nelson. now breaking tonight, tne nene— nelson. now breaking tonight, the home office— nelson. now breaking tonight, the home office has confirmed it has the home office has confirmed it nas teased— the home office has confirmed it nas teased a— the home office has confirmed it has leased a barge— the home office has confirmed it has leased a barge to accommodate around 500 migrants in accommodate around 500 migrants tn penttand— accommodate around 500 migrants in portland, dorset— accommodate around 500 migrants in portland, dorset ,_ accommodate around 500 migrants in portland, dorset , confirming in portland, dorset, confirming the in portland, dorset, confirming tne eve— in portland, dorset, confirming

the move, immigration minister retent— the move, immigration minister tsetent tenntst— the move, immigration minister robert jenrick said we will not etevate— robert jenrick said we will not etevate tne— robert jenrick said we will not elevate the interests of illegal ntpnants— elevate the interests of illegal ntpnants eve— elevate the interests of illegal migrants over the _ elevate the interests of illegal migrants over the british people . we— migrants over the british people . we ate— migrants over the british people . we are elected— migrants over the british people . we are elected to— migrants over the british people . we are elected to serve and wat— . we are elected to serve and tnat att— . we are elected to serve and that all accommodation will meet depat— that all accommodation will meet legal obligations.— that all accommodation will meet legal obligations. ministers say the legal obligations. ministers say tne tanpe— legal obligations. ministers say tne tanpe ts— legal obligations. ministers say the barge is just— legal obligations. ministers say the barge is just a third of the day— the barge is just a third of the datty epense— the barge is just a third of the daily expense for— the barge is just a third of the daily expense for housing ntpnants— daily expense for housing migrants and— daily expense for housing migrants and hotels, which is sannentty— migrants and hotels, which is currently costing— migrants and hotels, which is currently costing the taxpayer a stappentnp— currently costing the taxpayer a stappentnp te— currently costing the taxpayer a staggering £6 million per day . staggering £6 million per day. deweven t— staggering £6 million per day. however, i can— staggering £6 million per day. however, i can reveal that local teny— however, i can reveal that local teny pneaps— however, i can reveal that local teny pneaps tn— however, i can reveal that local teny pneaps tn tne— however, i can reveal that local tory groups in the south—west are tory groups in the south—west tanteas— tory groups in the south—west are furious at— tory groups in the south—west are furious at the— tory groups in the south—west are furious at the announcement and— are furious at the announcement and tne— are furious at the announcement and the conservative mp for penset— and the conservative mp for dorset south _ and the conservative mp for dorset south richard drax, is even considering— dorset south richard drax, is even considering taking legal astten— even considering taking legal action. here's— even considering taking legal action. here's what he told gb wews— action. here's what he told gb news earlier. _ action. here's what he told gb news earlier. til. titi; action. here's what he told gb news earlier. occit titi; “ti”ti; action. here's what he told gb news earlier. occit titi; c“ti;”ti; news earlier. outside there have been no control over where they go. what they do in a very senstttve— go. what they do in a very sensitive seaside- git what they do in a very sensitive seaside town. “ti;”ti; sensitive seaside town. there are sensitive seaside town. there etnen— sensitive seaside town. there are other ports— sensitive seaside town. there are other ports ,_ sensitive seaside town. there are other ports , other places, are other ports, other places, and you may accuse me of being a nimby, but this is particularly this is particularly this is this is particularly this is this is particularly this port is not an appropriate place. but this port is not an appropriate place . but according to the place. but according to the patty— place. but according to the daily telegraph,— i but according to the daily telegraph, ministers will end— daily telegraph, ministers will etten essoo — daily telegraph, ministers will offer £3,500 for— daily telegraph, ministers will offer £3,500 for every migrant netd— offer £3,500 for every migrant netd en— offer £3,500 for every migrant netd en a— offer £3,500 for every migrant held on a barge— offer £3,500 for every migrant held on a barge in a bid to win tne— held on a barge in a bid to win over the council. _ held on a barge in a bid to win over the council. so clearly

tnen— over the council. so clearly then there's— over the council. so clearly then there's an— over the council. so clearly then there's an overwhelming naten— then there's an overwhelming naten et— then there's an overwhelming number of migrants needing accommodation— number of migrants needing accommodation . so this feels to accommodation. so this feels to me, suzanne evans, like the stat— me, suzanne evans, like the stant et— me, suzanne evans, like the stant et tne— me, suzanne evans, like the start of the government acknowledging this is a national enenpensy— acknowledging this is a national emergency because so many are sentnp— emergency because so many are sentnp tn.— emergency because so many are sentnp tn. even— emergency because so many are coming in, even if— emergency because so many are coming in, even if they wanted to coming in, even if they wanted te keep— coming in, even if they wanted te teep tne— coming in, even if they wanted to keep the illegal migrants in netets— to keep the illegal migrants in netets .— to keep the illegal migrants in hotels , that's— to keep the illegal migrants in hotels , that's going to be hotels, that's going to be tnpessttte— hotels, that's going to be impossible soon. lattice c impossible soon. well, but it's a gimmick, isn't it? i mean, let's let's be honest. £3,500 to a local council to house a migrant on a barge that's going to last five minutes. these people are going to be a massive drain on local resources. and i can quite understand why local politicians don't , don't politicians don't don't, don't want it . so we've got to stop want it. so we've got to stop tne— want it. so we've got to stop tne teats— want it. so we've got to stop tne teats tn— want it. so we've got to stop the boats in the— c so we've got to stop the boats in the first place. we-ve— the boats in the first place. we-ve pet— the boats in the first place. we-ve pet te— the boats in the first place. we've got to stop. papillae but we've got to stop. exactly. but the we've got to stop. exactly. but tne neattty— we've got to stop. exactly. but tne neattty ts— we've got to stop. exactly. but the reality is we're— we've got to stop. xiittiliy but the reality is we're not right tney-ne— the reality is we're not right now. they're coming. so where on eann— now. they're coming. so where on eantn de— now. they're coming. so where on eantn de tney— now. they're coming. so where on earth do they all— now. they're coming. so where on earth do they all go— now. they're coming. so where on earth do they all go if it's not on earth do they all go if it's not en tapest— earth do they all go if it's not on barges? well,— earth do they all go if it's not on barges? well, in shropshire, wnene— on barges? well, in shropshire, wnene t— on barges? well, in shropshire, wnene t sene— on barges? well, in shropshire, where i come from, the local seanstt— where i come from, the local seanstt nas— where i come from, the local council has been— where i come from, the local council has been given half of asee— council has been given half of £500 million— council has been given half of £500 million to— council has been given half of £500 million to build houses for ntpnants— £500 million to build houses for ntpnants. — £500 million to build houses for new migrants. £500 million to build houses for new migrants . new migrants. that's not the answer either, because there are 5000 people, local people already shropshire council's

already on shropshire council's waiting list. i think it's disgraceful . ultimately, we've disgraceful. ultimately, we've just got to get to grips with this problem. we've got to stop these boats coming. we still don't see that happening these boats coming. we still don government.ippening these boats coming. we still don government. they're| these boats coming. we still don government. they're heading the government. they're heading straight to in next straight to defeat in the next election if they don't get this sorted. okay, sorted. barges are okay, short term , but it's not taking term fix, but it's not taking away that pull factor. the pull factor is the crucial thing. and this is what australia did. they stopped the boats by stopping the pull. well, of course, but tnat—a- the pull. well, of course, but tnat—a peed- that barge is still a good means. rishi— that barge is still a good means. rishi sunak have means. rishi sunak would have to nave— means. rishi sunak would have to nave-paus— means. rishi sunak would have to have-ballslleave- means. rishi sunak would have to have balls leave the echr have the balls to leave the echr wntsn— have the balls to leave the echr wntsnitnew— have the balls to leave the echr which know braverman which we know suella braverman the which we know suella braverman tne nene— which we know suella braverman the home secretary— which we know suella braverman the home secretary wants to do . the home secretary wants to do. adan— the home secretary wants to do. adan tweets.— the home secretary wants to do. adam brooks. this— the home secretary wants to do. adam brooks. this is a national enenpensy— adam brooks. this is a national enenpensy ne— adam brooks. this is a national emergency now, isn't it? we have to emergency now, isn't it? we have te statt— emergency now, isn't it? we have te stant tatttnp— emergency now, isn't it? we have to start talking about this like it to start talking about this like tt ts— to start talking about this like tt ts an— to start talking about this like it is an invasion— to start talking about this like it is an invasion ,_ to start talking about this like it is an invasion , like it is it is an invasion, like it is senetntnp— it is an invasion, like it is something that- it is an invasion, like it is something that is actually patttnp— something that is actually patttnp att— something that is actually putting all of— something that is actually putting all of our quality of ttves— putting all of our quality of our lives and— putting all of our quality of our lives and our safety at state.— our lives and our safety at state. — our lives and our safety at state. many— our lives and our safety at stake. many of- our lives and our safety at stake. many of us- our lives and our safety at stake. many of us have been speaking like that for a long, a long, long time. and again, being called racist and other names . what worries me, dan, is names. what worries me, dan, is that the weather is turning suddenly . we're going to get suddenly. we're going to get another thousand illegal

migrants a week pulling up to our shores . now, that's two our shores. now, that's two barges a week that we would need . so it's not a policy that's going to work. it's a headline grabber. well, yeah, but it's tetten— grabber. well, yeah, but it's tetten tnan— grabber. well, yeah, but it's better than putting- g well, yeah, but it's better than putting more and et— better than putting more and more of them.— better than putting more and more of them. it— better than putting more and more of them. it is house and destneytnp— more of them. it is house and destroying local— more of them. it is house and destroying local unity. c destroying local unity. it is tessaae— destroying local unity. it is tessaae at— destroying local unity. it is because at the— destroying local unity. it is because at the end - destroying local unity. it is because at the end of the day, if we go around and ask the whole community, a town whether they want this in their town , they want this in their town, i'm telling you that over 90% of people do not want it on their back, in their back yard. and thatis back, in their back yard. and that is because these tens of thousands of 20 to 30 something men, we do not know who they are, where they've come from, because they ditched their id, what crimes they've committed in the past or what their views are or, you know, we do not know. it's a danger we've got a terrorist risk. but we do know and— terrorist risk. but we do know and tet-s— terrorist risk. but we do know and tet-s te— terrorist risk. but we do know and let's be honest- ” but we do know and let's be honest about it, teaase— and let's be honest about it, tease net— and let's be honest about it, because not enough people are nenest— because not enough people are nenest ateat— because not enough people are honest about it.— because not enough people are honest about it. we know that a lot honest about it. we know that a tet et— honest about it. we know that a tet et tne— honest about it. we know that a lot of the people— honest about it. we know that a lot of the people who have anntved — lot of the people who have anntved tn— lot of the people who have arrived in boats— lot of the people who have arrived in boats in the past are murderers, are rapists, are tennentsts— murderers, are rapists, are tennentsts .— murderers, are rapists, are terrorists . we— murderers, are rapists, are terrorists . we have evidence of

terrorists. we have evidence of tnat— terrorists. we have evidence of tnat. se— terrorists. we have evidence of tnat. se tet-s— terrorists. we have evidence of that. so let's stop— terrorists. we have evidence of that. so let's stop tiptoeing and— that. so let's stop tiptoeing ad tne— that. so let's stop tiptoeing around the fact— that. so let's stop tiptoeing around the fact because these it's around the fact because these is a— around the fact because these it's a cultural— around the fact because these it's a cultural difference and communities— it's a cultural difference and communities don't want 5000 of tnen— communities don't want 5000 of tnen. wntsn— communities don't want 5000 of them, which understand . i them, which i understand. i mean,-nelson,- them, which i understand. i mean, nelson, the thing mean, nigel nelson, the thing tnat—snests- mean, nigel nelson, the thingi that—shocks-with that absolutely shocks me with you that absolutely shocks me with yea-tnts— that absolutely shocks me with yea-tnts ts— that absolutely shocks me with you-this is that- that absolutely shocks me with you this is that you're you about this is that you're eppesed— you about this is that you're eppesed te— you about this is that you're opposed to these barges. what i am opposed to these barges. what i an . t— opposed to these barges. what i an . t tntnt— opposed to these barges. what i am , i think suzanne got it in am, i think suzanne got it in a word, it's a gimmick that you had 47,755 of asylum seekers crossing the channel last year. you've now you've now got 45,255. where else do you want them to go? and more and more netets— them to go? and more and more netets de— them to go? and more and more hotels do destroying— git7 and more and more hotels do destroying city centres, destroying tourism and tesat— centres, destroying tourism and tesat tewns— centres, destroying tourism and tesat tewns .— centres, destroying tourism and local towns , destroying the local towns, destroying the tatnts— local towns, destroying the tatnts et— local towns, destroying the fabric of local— local towns, destroying the fabric of local communities ? fabric of local communities? wnene— fabric of local communities? wnene de— fabric of local communities? where do they— fabric of local communities? where do they go? nigel there is nowhere. there— where do they go? nigel there is nowhere. there is— where do they go? nigel there is nowhere. there is nowhere for them to go now. no one will want them to go now. no one will want them their doorstep wherever them on their doorstep wherever they you them on they go. do you want them on your doorstep? nigel i'd be perfectly them perfectly happy. i've got them on doorstep i come on my doorstep because i come from we have a lot of from kent. we have a lot of migrant hotels around from kent. if was migrant hotel if there was a migrant hotel next to house, you'd be next to your house, you'd be happy for 300 undocked demented

men . i'd be fascinated to talk men. i'd be fascinated to talk to them. you offered to take any netapees— to them. you offered to take any netapees tnte— to them. you offered to take any refugees into your— you offered to take any refugees into your house. oi. ” refugees into your house. our tease— refugees into your house. our tease ts— refugees into your house. our tease ts tee— refugees into your house. our house is too small— refugees into your house. our house is too small to- refugees into your house. our house is too small to take anybody in apart from the two. two of us and the two cats we have there. but the point about something like like this is it is a gimmick. it's like rwanda, which was a gimmick. doesn't which was a gimmick. it doesn't solve the problem. and these people are not illegal migrants. what most of them are, most of them are asylum seekers. they become illegal migrants , but not become illegal migrants, but not when are you going to actually accept the facts on this? when are you going to accept- ii i ti“ 7 when are you going to accept that ii i ti“ ti7 when are you going to accept that we are you going to accept that we tetnp— are you going to accept that we tetnp ptayed— are you going to accept that we are being played and look at the pnepettten— are being played and look at the proportion albanian proportion that are albanian economic migrants? you must assept— economic migrants? you must accept-albania- economic migrants? you must accept-albania is- economic migrants? you must accept albania is a and the accept that albania is a and the attantans— accept that albania is a and the attantans as— accept that albania is a and the albanians as the— accept that albania is a and the albanians as the home office keep— albanians as the home office teep teasttnp— albanians as the home office keep boasting, are being sent tast— keep boasting, are being sent task—nave- keep boasting, are being sent task—nave a- keep boasting, are being sent back—have a fewi back because we have a few nandned— back because we have a few hundred because— back because we have a few hundred because we have a etanns— hundred because we have a returns agreement albania returns agreement with albania and we— returns agreement with albania and weave-n— returns agreement with albania and we have those return and we should have those return apteenents— and we should have those return agreements with— and we should have those return agreements with other with eu seanntes — agreements with other with eu countries. and— agreements with other with eu countries. t gi; g “ countries. and nigel, again, send them back there. what's so bad about france?— send them back there. what's so bad about france? you- i i c“ti;”ti; what's so bad about france? you know, why 7 bad about france? you know, why ewny— bad about france? you know, why ewny san— bad about france? you know, why e wny tney— bad about france? you know, why ? why can they not— bad about france? you know, why ? why can they not stay in tanse— ? why can they not stay in tanse e— ? why can they not stay in france ? because in france. well, france? because in france. well, ntst— france? because in france. well, ttnst et— france? because in france. well, ttnst et att— france? because in france. well, first of all, what's— france? because in france. well, first of all, what's your issue wttn —

first of all, what's your issue wttn tnen — first of all, what's your issue with them staying in france? ttnt— with them staying in france? tttst et— with them staying in france? tttst et at.— with them staying in france? first of all, the— with them staying in france? first of all, the ones- with them staying in france? first of all, the ones who are passing through france aren't france's they're france's problem. they're passing to calais to get passing through to calais to get here. lost our here. secondly we lost our returns agreement france, returns agreement with france, which prior to brexit. as which we had prior to brexit. as a consequence of brexit. that is not. suzanne evans . a consequence of brexit. that is not. suzanne evans. that a consequence of brexit. that is not. suzanne evans . that is not not. suzanne evans. that is not europe. you're a massive- europe. you're a massive ttextteen. — europe. you're a massive brexiteer. this— europe. you're a massive brexiteer. this is- i. you're a massive brexiteer. this is the fault of text. — brexiteer. this is the fault of test. we.— brexiteer. this is the fault of brexit. no, no,— brexiteer. this is the fault of brexit. no, no, i- brexiteer. this is the fault of brexit. ttit ti c brexit. no, no, i said it's a consequence of i'm not blaming brexit as such , but it makes brexit as such, but it makes a change. it is a direct consequence of brexit. nigel i just have to say issue with you. you know, you seem to think tnese— you know, you seem to think tnese peepte— you know, you seem to think these people are— you know, you seem to think these people are innocent netapees— these people are innocent refugees. they— these people are innocent refugees. they are not. and you knew— refugees. they are not. and you knew-tet— refugees. they are not. and you knew-tet ne— refugees. they are not. and you know-for me is- refugees. they are not. and you know-for me is the- refugees. they are not. and you know for me is the number know what? for me is the number evtdense— know what? for me is the number one evidence-that— know what? for me is the number one evidence-that is- know what? for me is the number one evidence that is that one evidence of that is that tney— one evidence of that is that tney-wand— one evidence of that is that they young, single, able they are young, single, able west— they are young, single, able men. most refugees are traditionally— men. most refugees are traditionally women and children . and— traditionally women and children . and t— traditionally women and children . and i wouldn't— traditionally women and children . and i wouldn't leave- traditionally women and children . and i wouldn't leave my family in a dangerous spot. these guys are not in a dangerous spot. these guys net tn— in a dangerous spot. these guys net in say.— in a dangerous spot. these guys are not i'm sorry. dan's- in a dangerous spot. these guys are not i'm sorry. dan's a- “ g these guys are not i'm sorry. dan's a 100% ntpnt— are not i'm sorry. dan's a 100% ntpnt. tney— are not i'm sorry. dan's a 100% ntpnt. tney ane— are not i'm sorry. dan's a 100% right. they are taking taking the right. they are taking taking tne ntstey— right. they are taking taking the mickey. but— right. they are taking taking the mickey. but what will nappene — the mickey. but what will happen? sick- the mickey. but what will happen? ti.5 ” happen? sick people is their asylum claims will be turned down. the women and children who haven't been looking at the stats. nigel, have you not seen tnene— stats. nigel, have you not seen tnene wnene— stats. nigel, have you not seen them? where do— nigel, have you not seen them? where do they go past few

yeast— them? where do they go past few yeast-tanned- them? where do they go past few years? turned down? years? if they're turned down? wnete— years? if they're turned down? wnene de— years? if they're turned down? wnene de tney— years? if they're turned down? where do they go? “cg where do they go? they just disappear countryside. disappear into the countryside. but not out but also they're not turned out wttn— but also they're not turned out wttn-setest— but also they're not turned out with - softest touch - but also they're not turned out with softest touch in europe with the softest touch in europe at-nenent. — with the softest touch in europe at-moment. they- with the softest touch in europe at moment. “cg at the moment. they stay where softer than a lot of the liberal states because of the civil states because much of the civil service want to do what service don't want to do what the government want them to do. of don't. well, of course they don't. uh, well, look, think , look, view on look, i think, look, my view on the is that the barges the barges is that the barges are necessary . we're going to are necessary. we're going to need more. but i absolutely agree with going to need hundreds de—man that this is a sticking plaster. it's only going last the summer. there going to last the summer. there needs to be more and more and more barges. but actually what needs is the boats needs to happen is the boats needs to happen is the boats need be stopped. but look. need to be stopped. but look. and another of the and yet another sign of the british corporation in british bashing corporation in slow a slow decline into becoming a left wing propaganda outfit. last thursday's of last thursday's episode of question had something of a question time had something of a surprise , surprise partisan surprise, surprise partisan crowd in the studio . so almost crowd in the studio. so almost no one in the audience supported the government's migration bill, despite from people despite research from people polling revealing that a majority of brits actually back it . and after my team did a bit it. and after my team did a bit of digging on this, we realised

this wasn't the first time fiona bruce tory hating bruce and her tory hating producers packed the audience with lefties . watch the audience with lefties. watch the audience here as always reflects the electoral map of the country. is there anyone here who wants to is there anyone here who wants te wne — is there anyone here who wants te wne sappents— is there anyone here who wants to who supports what the pevennnent— to who supports what the government is- to who supports what the government is doing? i see loads of government is doing? i see loads et nands— government is doing? i see loads et nands petnp— government is doing? i see loads of hands going down. well, who tetteves— believes boris johnson was tetttnp— believes boris johnson was telling-truth- believes boris johnson was telling truth yesterday ? who telling the truth yesterday? who tetteves— telling the truth yesterday? who believes there _ telling the truth yesterday? who believes there is— telling the truth yesterday? who believes there is a— telling the truth yesterday? who believes there is a way back for tens— believes there is a way back for boris johnson?— believes there is a way back for boris johnson? now right. one nand— boris johnson? now right. one hand, another— boris johnson? now right. one hand, another sad display of past— hand, another sad display of past new— hand, another sad display of past new eat— hand, another sad display of just how out of— hand, another sad display of just how out of touch the papa.— just how out of touch the british bashing corporation now is british bashing corporation now ts wttn— british bashing corporation now ts wttn tne— british bashing corporation now is with the entire— british bashing corporation now is with the entire country. ' “ti is with the entire country. and astaatty.— is with the entire country. and actually, that's— is with the entire country. and actually, that's why— is with the entire country. and actually, that's why we here at gb news are the real voice of the people , as suzanne evans, the people, as suzanne evans, adam brooks , nigel nelson, do adam brooks, nigel nelson, do stand by, because coming up with the hard left national education union voting today to have more provocative drag queens performing in front of our schoolchildren , our woke schoolchildren, our woke teachers right to four fs gender ideology into the classroom . my ideology into the classroom. my superstar panel will return to get stuck into this very get stuck into this one very soon. but next, as the highly

politicised judicial system in the its witch hunt the us continues its witch hunt against former donald against former president donald trump , i'm against former president donald trump, i'm joined against former president donald trump , i'm joined his against former president donald trump, i'm joined his former trump, i'm joined by his former deputy campaign chair, rick gates, the latest on gates, to get the latest on developments stateside . ulez dan developments stateside. ulez dan wootton live on gb news. britain's news .

channel welcome back. now donald trump was defiant yesterday following

the latest shameful democrat witch hunt denying all 34 of the partisan criminal charges brought against him. the donald, who has now ramping up his campaign to become president again in 2024 next year, told supporters overnight out from his mar a lago estate in florida that the latest bid to defeat him would fail. watch never thought anything— him would fail. watch never thought anything like- “ i never thought anything like this could nappen— thought anything like this could nappen tn— thought anything like this could nappen tn tn— thought anything like this could happen in in america. never tneapnt— happen in in america. never tneapnt tt— happen in in america. never thought it could— happen in in america. never thought it could happen. the enty— thought it could happen. the enty sanne— thought it could happen. the only crime that— thought it could happen. the only crime that i— thought it could happen. the only crime that i have committed is only crime that i have committed ts te— only crime that i have committed is to fearlessly— only crime that i have committed is to fearlessly defend our naten— is to fearlessly defend our nation from _ is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destney— nation from those who seek to desttey tt— nation from those who seek to desttey tt .— nation from those who seek to destroy it . from— nation from those who seek to destroy it . from the beginning, destroy it. from the beginning, the democrats— destroy it. from the beginning, the democrats spy on my sanpatpn— the democrats spy on my campaign. remember that they attasted— campaign. remember that they attasted ne— campaign. remember that they attacked me with— campaign. remember that they attacked me with an onslaught of ttaadatent— attacked me with an onslaught of fraudulent investigations on tassta— fraudulent investigations on russia, russia,— fraudulent investigations on russia, russia, russia , ukraine, russia, russia, russia, ukraine, titans— russia, russia, russia, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine.— russia, russia, russia, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine. an impeachment neat— ukraine, ukraine. an impeachment neax nte— ukraine, ukraine. an impeachment hoax number one— ukraine, ukraine. an impeachment hoax number one impeachment hoax . wantet— hoax number one impeachment hoax . wantettwe.— hoax number one impeachment hoax . number two, the— hoax number one impeachment hoax . number two, the illegal and

unconstitutional— . number two, the illegal and unconstitutional raid on mar a tape— unconstitutional raid on mar a tape ntpnt— unconstitutional raid on mar a lago right here. _ unconstitutional raid on mar a lago right here. \ti7it�*tp" unconstitutional raid on mar a lago right here. \tti7it�*tp" g lago right here. now, following the 2016 campaign, when trump's political enemies launched the mueller investigation , you'll mueller investigation, you'll remember, to probe into russian interference in the election, but it proved a fruitless witch hunt. but at that time, rick gates, a political adviser to trump, very famous one and deputy campaign chair for the 2016 election, ended up as collateral damage and sentenced to 45 days in prison, which were suspended . and despite this, suspended. and despite this, rick remains a loyal trump supporter. i'm delighted to say. he joins me now. so, rick gates, do you feel like you were at the start of this criminal witch hunt against trump ? dan, it's hunt against trump? dan, it's great to be with— hunt against trump? dan, it's great to be with you. - igi i“it7 dan, it's great to be with you. yeah tnene-s— great to be with you. yeah tnete-s ne— great to be with you. yeah there's no question that when you— there's no question that when yea teet— there's no question that when yea teet at— there's no question that when you look at the— there's no question that when you look at the longevity of the anneant— you look at the longevity of the anneant et— you look at the longevity of the amount of years— you look at the longevity of the amount of years that they've pene — amount of years that they've pene attet— amount of years that they've gone after donald trump, it's teen— gone after donald trump, it's been investigation after investigation- been investigation after investigation . and i was investigation. and while i was on investigation. and while i was en-tetettent— investigation. and while i was on-forefront of— investigation. and while i was on forefront of that, he was

on the forefront of that, he was astaatty— on the forefront of that, he was astaatty tetnp— on the forefront of that, he was actually being investigated. etvteasty— actually being investigated.- obviously—during obviously and spied on during our obviously and spied on during eatn-— obviously and spied on during eantn- zone.- obviously and spied on during our-in 2016. and. obviously and spied on during our in 2016. and now our campaign in 2016. and now wnat— our campaign in 2016. and now wnat yae— our campaign in 2016. and now what you're seeing _ our campaign in 2016. and now what you're seeing is just kind oflcontinuation_ what you're seeing is just kind of continuation that. and of a continuation of that. and tney-ne— of a continuation of that. and tney-te net— of a continuation of that. and they're not going— of a continuation of that. and they're not going to stop. i tett— they're not going to stop. i tetd—tne- they're not going to stop. i tell—the time,l they're not going to stop. i. tell—the time, the tell people all the time, the tenestats— tell people all the time, the democrats- a, - tell people all the time, the. democrats- a, - know, tell people all the time, the- democrats - a, - know, a democrats made a, you know, a veny— democrats made a, you know, a veny tatat— democrats made a, you know, a very fatal mistake— democrats made a, you know, a very fatal mistake in 2016. they underestimated— very fatal mistake in 2016. they underestimated donald trump. thpy— underestimated donald trump.- tney—neven they thought that he could never ntttany— they thought that he could never ntttany was— they thought that he could never win. hillary was guaranteed the test— win. hillary was guaranteed the test spet— win. hillary was guaranteed the test spet tet— win. hillary was guaranteed the lock spot for the _ win. hillary was guaranteed the lock spot for the presidency. and— lock spot for the presidency. and-ne— lock spot for the presidency. and-ne-tt- lock spot for the presidency. and - he - it upseti lock spot for the presidency.i and - he - it upset so and when he won, it upset so many— and when he won, it upset so many democrats— and when he won, it upset so many democrats that they were petnp — many democrats that they were petnp te— many democrats that they were never going to this happen never going to let this happen apatn. — never going to let this happen apatn. -san— never going to let this happen aatnsanp- see- never going to let this happen again. can see where again. so you can see where tney-ne— again. so you can see where tney-ne petnp— again. so you can see where tney-ne petnp te— again. so you can see where they're going to continue to go attet—net- they're going to continue to go atten—net tastl after donald trump, not just wttn— after donald trump, not just wttn-sase.— after donald trump, not just with-case. this- after donald trump, not justi with .case. this-but with this case. this week, but were— with this case. this week, but tnete—as— with this case. this week, but there-as well- with this case. this week, but there-as well thati there are others as well that astaatty— there are others as well that astaatty-a— there are others as well that actually - a little - there are others as well that actually a little more actually have a little more petensy— actually have a little more potency-them.- actually have a little more potency-them. - actually have a little more potency them. ' “ti ?ti.5 actually have a little more- potencylthem. and rick gates, potency to them. and rick gates, what's fascinating to me that what's fascinating to me is that even you end up being even though you did end up being sentenced to go jail, sentenced to go to jail, arguably he simply for working for donald trump, really, that was your crime . you still was your crime. you still support the man . you still want support the man. you still want him to be president again? look, i do . i support his policies. i do. i support his policies. i tneapnt— i do. i support his policies. i tneapnt ne— i do. i support his policies. i thought he did— i do. i support his policies. i thought he did a— titit i support his policies. i thought he did a lot of good tntnps— thought he did a lot of good tntnps tet— thought he did a lot of good things for america. obviously, you— things for america. obviously, yea den-t— things for america. obviously, you don't necessarily agree with ntn— you don't necessarily agree with ntn en— you don't necessarily agree with ntn en en— you don't necessarily agree with ntn en en eveny— you don't necessarily agree with him on on every personality , you him on on every personality, you knew.— him on on every personality, you knew. tasse— him on on every personality, you knew. et— him on on every personality, you know, issue or action, but netedy— know, issue or action, but

nobody does. _ know, issue or action, but nobody does. and but but what he did nobody does. and but but what he dtd at— nobody does. and but but what he dtd at tne— nobody does. and but but what he did at the core— nobody does. and but but what he did at the core of— nobody does. and but but what he did at the core of being able to tetate— did at the core of being able to tetate te— did at the core of being able to relate to people,— did at the core of being able to relate to people, to connect to peepte— relate to people, to connect to peepte and — relate to people, to connect to people and represent them in ttnd— people and represent them in ttnd et— people and represent them in ttnd et a— people and represent them in kind of a process— people and represent them in kind of a process in america were— kind of a process in america wnene peepte— kind of a process in america where people were just angry and nesenttat— where people were just angry and resentful because— where people were just angry and resentful because politicians ween-t— resentful because politicians weren't anything done. weren't getting anything done. he stepped— weren't getting anything done. he stepped ap— weren't getting anything done. he stepped up and actually he stepped up and he actually got he stepped up and he actually pet—tnde— he stepped up and he actually pet—tnete ate- he stepped up and he actually got there are still got stuff done. there are still nedenates— got stuff done. there are still nedetates .— got stuff done. there are still moderates , democrats, that moderates, democrats, that appnestate— moderates, democrats, that appreciate factor in him, appreciate that factor in him, desptte— appreciate that factor in him, desptte see— appreciate that factor in him, despite some of— appreciate that factor in him, despite some of the personality ttst— despite some of the personality issues. rick you _ despite some of the personality issues. rick you say the us tasttse— issues. rick you say the us justice system _ issues. rick you say the us justice system is being weaponized— justice system is being weaponized . weaponized. so is this a political prosecution in new york ? there's no question . you york? there's no question. you knew.— york? there's no question. you knew. t— york? there's no question. you knew. t tntnt— york? there's no question. you know, i think the— /7 there's no question. you know, i think the best way maybe year— know, i think the best way maybe yean vtewens— know, i think the best way maybe your viewers could— know, i think the best way maybe your viewers could could understand— your viewers could could understand it.- your viewers could could understand it. take the indictment— understand it. take the indictment out, take the name tenatd— indictment out, take the name tenatd ttanp— indictment out, take the name donald trump out of it, and then read— donald trump out of it, and then eat tne— donald trump out of it, and then read the charges. _ donald trump out of it, and then read the charges. would would a weatd— read the charges. would would a weatd a— read the charges. would would a weatd a tea— read the charges. would would a would a real prosecutor actually go would a real prosecutor actually pe atten— would a real prosecutor actually pe attet tnate— would a real prosecutor actually go after that? and— go after that? and the preponderance the majority preponderance, the majority of ptesesaetst— prosecutors, republican and tenesnat— prosecutors, republican and democrat - said - prosecutors, republican and democrat said absolutely democrat alike, said absolutely net.— democrat alike, said absolutely not-lis— democrat alike, said absolutely not. is weaponized. it's also not. it is weaponized. it's also etestten— not. it is weaponized. it's also election interference. and yae— election interference. and ye petnp— election interference. and ye petnp te- election interference. and you're going to see more of it tren— you're going to see more of it tten tne— you're going to see more of it from the democrats as we move tewatd— from the democrats as we move toward .election _ from the democrats as we move toward .election in- from the democrats as we move toward election in 2024. but toward the election in 2024. but ptst— toward the election in 2024. but ttst. tsn-t— toward the election in 2024. but rick, isn't there— toward the election in 2024. but rick, isn't there a— toward the election in 2024. but rick, isn't there a big irony

nene— rick, isn't there a big irony nete tnts— rick, isn't there a big irony here this has— rick, isn't there a big irony here this has actually helped tanp— here this has actually helped ttanp tn— here this has actually helped tnanp tn tne— here this has actually helped trump in the polls, certainly in the republican— trump in the polls, certainly in the republican primary polling. you the republican primary polling. vea knew.— the republican primary polling. you know, rhiannon— the republican primary polling. you know, rhiannon desantis, the florida governor, was looking like maybe he would put up a bit of a fight. well, not since this indictment. you know, trump has sky rocketed. is this a boost to trump's presidential hopes ? trump's presidential hopes? absolutely. in the short term , absolutely. in the short term, tnete— absolutely. in the short term, tnene ts— absolutely. in the short term, tnene ts ne— absolutely. in the short term, there is no question that he is on there is no question that he is en tast— there is no question that he is en ttast te— there is no question that he is on track to win— there is no question that he is on track to win the nomination . on track to win the nomination. wnen— on track to win the nomination. wnen we— on track to win the nomination. wnen we pet— on track to win the nomination. wnen we pet te— on track to win the nomination. when we get to the general, wett— when we get to the general, we-tt nave— when we get to the general, we'll have to— when we get to the general, we'll have to see— when we get to the general, we'll have to see what the other stde— we'll have to see what the other stde teets— we'll have to see what the other side looks like. _ we'll have to see what the other side looks like. but— we'll have to see what the other side looks like. but at this stape— side looks like. but at this stape ntpnt— side looks like. but at this stage right now, has raised stage right now, he has raised ete— stage right now, he has raised over $10 million— stage right now, he has raised over $10 million in the last 4 or over $10 million in the last 4 en t— over $10 million in the last 4 en 5 days.— over $10 million in the last 4 en 5 days. he— over $10 million in the last 4 or 5 days. he has— over $10 million in the last 4 or 5 days. he has surged in the pets. — or 5 days. he has surged in the pets. ne— or 5 days. he has surged in the pets. ne nas— or 5 days. he has surged in the polls. he has built— or 5 days. he has surged in the polls. he has built his grassroots. _ polls. he has built his grassroots. he's even unified etenents— grassroots. he's even unified etenents et— grassroots. he's even unified elements of the— grassroots. he's even unified elements of the republican party that elements of the republican party tnat wee— elements of the republican party tnat veny— elements of the republican party that were very much at war with ntn— that were very much at war with ntn .— that were very much at war with ntn . tney— that were very much at war with ntn . tney den-t— that were very much at war with him . they don't necessarily him. they don't necessarily aptee— him. they don't necessarily apnee wttn— him. they don't necessarily agree with politically agree with him politically apatn.— agree with him politically again, absolutely agree with him politically- again,-absolutely feel again, but they absolutely feel tnat— again, but they absolutely feel tnat tnts— again, but they absolutely feel tnat tnts ts— again, but they absolutely feel that this is political persecution and shouldn't persecution and it shouldn't nappen— persecution and it shouldn't happen anybody, republican or happen to anybody, republican or tenestat— happen to anybody, republican or tenesnat . — happen to anybody, republican or tenesnat. iso— happen to anybody, republican or democrat . .so rick- happen to anybody, republican or democrat . 3ti.5 c democrat. uh, so rick gates, that's the politics, right? but can we talk about the person for a moment when it comes to trump? because, you know, the guy in credibly well, how is coping

credibly well, how is he coping with what is the personal with this? what is the personal pressure on him ? and how pressure on him? and how significant do you think it was that melania trump was not by his side at mar a lago last night? because it must be difficult for her given the albie relations involved. this star stormy daniels and raising to question aspects of their marriage . yeah, look, i can tell marriage. yeah, look, i can tell you— marriage. yeah, look, i can tell you .— marriage. yeah, look, i can tell yea . tn— marriage. yeah, look, i can tell yea . tn tne— marriage. yeah, look, i can tell you , in the time— marriage. yeah, look, i can tell you , in the time that- marriage. yeah, look, i can tell you , in the time that i- g yeah, look, i can tell you , in the time that i spent you, in the time that i spent wttn— you, in the time that i spent wttn ntn.— you, in the time that i spent wttn ntn. ne— you, in the time that i spent with him, he was— you, in the time that i spent with him, he was very close to titani— with him, he was very close to wttant. ts— with him, he was very close to milani, is close— with him, he was very close to milani, is close to— with him, he was very close to milani, is close to melania, and i milani, is close to melania, and t san— milani, is close to melania, and t tett— milani, is close to melania, and t tett yea— milani, is close to melania, and i can tell you that— milani, is close to melania, and i can tell you that melania has one mission, and— i can tell you that melania has one mission, and that is to pretest— one mission, and that is to pnetest net— one mission, and that is to protect her son.— one mission, and that is to protect her son. and that is exastty— protect her son. and that is exastty wnat— protect her son. and that is exactly what she's doing. so i weatd— exactly what she's doing. so i weatd net— exactly what she's doing. so i would not read— exactly what she's doing. so i would not read into the fact tnat— would not read into the fact tnat-net— would not read into the fact tnat-net ty— would not read into the fact that-not by his- would not read into the fact that not by his side every that she's not by his side every step— that she's not by his side every step et— that she's not by his side every step et tne— that she's not by his side every step et tne way. — that she's not by his side every step of the way. in— that she's not by his side every step of the way. in a lot step of the way. in fact, a lot of step of the way. in fact, a lot et as— step of the way. in fact, a lot et as tnat— step of the way. in fact, a lot of us that were— step of the way. in fact, a lot of us that were involved in tns— of us that were involved in ttts—eatl of us that were involved in. this,_our entire this, we didn't want our entire tantttes— this, we didn't want our entire tanttteslte— this, we didn't want our entire families-be centre- this, we didn't want our entire families be centre stage families to be centre stage tease— families to be centre stage because they're _ families to be centre stage because they're constantly being attasted. — attacked. so, number one, i weatdn-t—atl attacked. so, number one, i. wouldn't—at all. wouldn't read into that at all. i wouldn't read into that at all. t-sne-s— wouldn't read into that at all. t-sne-s teen— wouldn't read into that at all. i-she's been you- wouldn't read into that at all. i she's been you saw her i think she's been you saw her eanttet— i think she's been you saw her eatttet tnts— i think she's been you saw her earlier this week. _ i think she's been you saw her earlier this week. you saw other nnennenst— earlier this week. you saw other nentenslnts— earlier this week. you saw other members-his-there. . members of his family there. i den-t— members of his family there. i den-t tntnt— members of his family there. i don't think there's any issue in tnat— don't think there's any issue in tnat nepatd— don't think there's any issue in that regard. moving that regard. i think moving tenwad— that regard. i think moving tnaad-.- that regard. i think moving tenwand.-. yea- that regard. i think moving forward, , you know, in forward, i think, you know, in teams— forward, i think, you know, in teams et— forward, i think, you know, in terms of him _ forward, i think, you know, in terms of him being this week, he was-etvteasty— terms of him being this week, he was-obviously he- terms of him being this week, he was obviously he was was angry. obviously he was dettant— was angry. obviously he was defiant last— was angry. obviously he was defiant last night. he wants to

be defiant last night. he wants to te neatd. — defiant last night. he wants to te neatd. ne— defiant last night. he wants to be heard. he wants the american peepte— be heard. he wants the american peepte-and— be heard. he wants the american peepte-and tne- people to know and the international- people to know and the international to community know people to know and the interiexactly to community know people to know and the interiexactly is community know people to know and the interiexactly is goingiunity know people to know and the interiexactly is going on.ty know what exactly is going on. i tneapnt— what exactly is going on. i tneapnt ne-s— what exactly is going on. i thought he's focussed on one sentat— thought he's focussed on one central message— thought he's focussed on one central message that is coming tead— central message that is coming across loud and— central message that is coming across loud and clear, and he's saytnp— across loud and clear, and he's saytnp tnts— across loud and clear, and he's saytnp tnts ts— across loud and clear, and he's saying this is not— across loud and clear, and he's saying this is not just about tnts— saying this is not just about me. this-about- saying this is not just about me. this about all of us. and me. this is about all of us. and if me. this is about all of us. and t tt— me. this is about all of us. and t tt san— me. this is about all of us. and tt tt nappen— me. this is about all of us. and if it can happen to— me. this is about all of us. and if it can happen to me, can if it can happen to me, it can nappen— if it can happen to me, it can nappenlyea. — if it can happen to me, it can happen-you and- if it can happen to me, it can happen you. and that message happen to you. and that message is happen to you. and that message ts—npnt— happen to you. and that message ts—ntpnt ne- happen to you. and that message is_right now with- is resonating right now with a lot is resonating right now with a tet et— is resonating right now with a lot of americans,— is resonating right now with a lot of americans, moderates lot of americans, even moderates and— lot of americans, even moderates andae—- and democrats, that's are saytnp.— and democrats, that's are saytnp. wew— and democrats, that's are saying, wow, this is not fair. i may— saying, wow, this is not fair. i may net— saying, wow, this is not fair. i may net twe— saying, wow, this is not fair. i may not like the— saying, wow, this is not fair. i may not like the guy, but nobody sneatd— may not like the guy, but nobody sneatd-te— may not like the guy, but nobody should -to .through- may not like the guy, but nobody should to through this. should have to go through this. and— should have to go through this. and-dtvtnp— should have to go through this. and-dtvtnp ntn- should have to go through this. and giving him and and that is giving him and patvantse— and that is giving him and galvanise support for galvanise and support for him. and— galvanise and support for him. and-ntn — galvanise and support for him. and-ntnlnts- and helping him in his presidential— and helping him in his- presidential-absolutely. presidential bid. absolutely. fascinating brilliant fascinating stuff. brilliant analysis. so much. analysis. thank you so much. that's gates , obviously the that's rick gates, obviously the former campaign chair to former deputy campaign chair to donald knows him very, donald trump, knows him very, very well. so it was really interesting. coming up, though, interesting. coming up, though, in as fergie, the in uncanceled as fergie, the duchess of york, says, even in the monarchy, you can't have it both ways. should the sussexes take hint and stay away from take the hint and stay away from the coronation ? kyra the king's coronation? kyra kennedy of the spectator gives her take soon. but next in the media buzz, as the uk's largest

teaching union votes to introduce more drag queen story times to british classrooms awoke educators forcing their ideology onto kids. my superstar panel have plenty to say on this. we'll also have tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the press . so don't go anywhere the press. so don't go anywhere

let's return to tomorrow's news site in our mediabuzz more front pages have just been delivered and i have to say, this newspaper is delicious. i could look at it for hours because , of look at it for hours because, of course, this is the propaganda sheet of the snp, the scottish separatist newspaper the national. and imagine how pained they were to type these words . they were to type these words. peter murrell released after his earlier arrest pending further investigation in a report. he is

not being charged, but could be in the future of course . oh yes, in the future of course. oh yes, beautiful front page there. the national lovett reporting on the snp finance probe, probably for the first time because they couldn't ignore it. the headline in the scotsman reads snp in disarray after murrell arrested and officers raided and the daily mail asks a very simple but crucial question actually is this the real reason why sturgeon walked out ? but a sturgeon walked out? but a moving development to the story in the daily telegraph and again, a really important one. police chiefs in scotland being urged to reveal if they faced political pressure to delay the arrest of nicola sturgeon's husband until a new first minister was announced. i mean, ihave minister was announced. i mean, i have to say, the timing is coincidental, isn't it? this investigation has been dragging on for a very long time.

investigation has been dragging on for a very long time . this on for a very long time. this arrest takes place is just a couple of weeks after both sturgeon and murrell leave office. could it just be a coincidence? of course it could . but these are questions that that the police must be asked . that the police must be asked. and of course, a credible newspaper like the guardian would have to splash on the biggest story of the day, wouldn't they? surely, surely. no more shock, horror. no, they haven't splashed on the arrest of sturgeon's husband. instead and oh, of course they are attacking the monarchy . there attacking the monarchy. there you go . more on the media buzz you go. more on the media buzz now, though, with tonight's superstar panel. political commentator suzanne evans and the businessman and activist adam brooks and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson. the controversial nelson. now the controversial phenomenon of drag queens in schools is looks set to spread as the national education union today voted to support increased lgbt initiatives in school , lgbt initiatives in school, which will include drag queen story times . the militant union,

story times. the militant union, which is behind the damaging teachers strike that continue to plague students, claim that schoolchildren are being read stories by drag queens will help to challenge the heteronormative culture curriculum that culture and curriculum that dominates education. teachers voted through the motion after shelby millard , a teacher shelby millard, a teacher working at a secondary school in surrey, told delegates at their annual conference in harrogate earlier today rishi sunaks earlier today that rishi sunaks decision scotlands decision to block scotlands failed reform plans is, failed gender reform plans is, quote, supporting the far right attacks on drag queen story time and quote, the murder of beautiful souls like briahna grey . the eu has since issued grey. the eu has since issued a statement saying that miss millard unreserve vividly apologises for his disgusting comments, but they seem a fairly accurate representation version of a hard left union, soon to be led by daniel kibebe, a political agitator who has admitted that teacher strikes are not truly about pay. but instead, i quote , taking back instead, i quote, taking back control from a brutally racist state. so is the eu's decision to invite drag queens into schools a progressive step

forward or just another attempt by woke teachers to indoctrinate children with their own dangerous agendas? because adam brooks, my issue with this is that drag queens are for adults. you know, i've been to lots and lots of drag shows, is absolutely great fun. i completely believe in the right for adults to choose whatever entertainment they want to see. but drag shows are full of sexual innuendo . they are sexual innuendo. they are incredibly provocative . that's incredibly provocative. that's the whole point of drag . so what the whole point of drag. so what on earth is the eu doing wanting to take these shows into schools? right? so the eu , schools? right? so the eu, apatn.— schools? right? so the eu, apatn. we— schools? right? so the eu, again, we know— i7 right? so the eu, again, we know they're full of , again, we know they're full of, you— again, we know they're full of, yea tnew. — again, we know they're full of, yea tnew. natd— again, we know they're full of, you know, hard left people. wean.— you know, hard left people. veat. we— you know, hard left people. yeah, we heard— you know, hard left people. yeah, we heard that- you know, hard left people. / v“ i yeah, we heard that they're yeah, the left have an obsession. well some in the left nave— obsession. well some in the left nave an— obsession. well some in the left have an obsession— titv“ well some in the left have an obsession with men in desses— have an obsession with men in dnesses and— have an obsession with men in dresses and men— have an obsession with men in dresses and men with makeup. wnat— dresses and men with makeup. wnat ts— dresses and men with makeup. wnat ts tnts— dresses and men with makeup. what is this agenda to where tnts— what is this agenda to where we nas— what is this agenda to where we nas te— what is this agenda to where this has to be— what is this agenda to where this has to be pushed not just on this has to be pushed not just en tat— this has to be pushed not just on us, but our— this has to be pushed not just on us, but our children. now dnap— on us, but our children. now dnap paeens— on us, but our children. now drag queens are— on us, but our children. now drag queens are entertainers . drag queens are entertainers. us. — drag queens are entertainers. us. tney-ne— drag queens are entertainers. as. tney-ne net— drag queens are entertainers. us. they're not people that our ttds— us. they're not people that our ttds ate— us. they're not people that our ttds petnp— us. they're not people that our kids are going to— us. they're not people that our kids are going to walk down the stneet— kids are going to walk down the stteet and— kids are going to walk down the street and bump— kids are going to walk down the street and bump into in

woolworths_ street and bump into in woolworths or wherever. they're not woolworths or wherever. they're net petnp — woolworths or wherever. they're net petnp te — woolworths or wherever. they're net petnp te see— woolworths or wherever. they're not going to see drag queens in the not going to see drag queens in tne sennantty. — not going to see drag queens in the community. this inclusivity nonsense is that— the community. this inclusivity nonsense is that it's nonsense . nonsense is that it's nonsense. i nonsense is that it's nonsense. t wenny— nonsense is that it's nonsense. t wenny wnat— nonsense is that it's nonsense. twenny wnat sent— nonsense is that it's nonsense. i worry what sort of agenda is tentnd— i worry what sort of agenda is tentnd tnts— i worry what sort of agenda is behind this 7— i worry what sort of agenda is behind this ? kids are not going behind this? kids are not going to behind this? kids are not going te tean— behind this? kids are not going to learn anything— behind this? kids are not going to learn anything new by having a drap— to learn anything new by having a dnap paeen— to learn anything new by having a drag queen, read— to learn anything new by having a drag queen, read a story to ten — a drag queen, read a story to ten tat— a drag queen, read a story to them. but we— a drag queen, read a story to them. but we know- a drag queen, read a story to them. but we know about the parades, don't we? right. the policy exchange report last week revealed actually that lots of these schools actually refuse to tell parents, even when young these schools actually refuse to tell pteenagersen when young these schools actually refuse to tell pteenagers change young these schools actually refuse to tell pteenagers change gender. kids, teenagers change gender. i'm so sick of this and i'm so weaned.— i'm so sick of this and i'm so wenned. we— i'm so sick of this and i'm so worried. we see— i'm so sick of this and i'm so worried. we see we see the shows wnene— worried. we see we see the shows wnete dnap— worried. we see we see the shows wnene dnap paeens— worried. we see we see the shows where drag queens are in thongs. and nad— where drag queens are in thongs. and nad yea— where drag queens are in thongs. and had you know,_ where drag queens are in thongs. and had you know, fake penises and— and had you know, fake penises and danstnp— and had you know, fake penises and dancing around babies that tnat— and dancing around babies that tnat ts— and dancing around babies that tnat ts net— and dancing around babies that that is not normal. and i called it . that is not normal. and i called tt . tt— that is not normal. and i called tt . tt ts. — that is not normal. and i called tt . tt ts. tnts— that is not normal. and i called it . it is. this isn't— that is not normal. and i called it . it is. this isn't .— that is not normal. and i called it. it is. this isn't . it's just it. it is. this isn't. it's just net— it. it is. this isn't. it's just net needed.— it. it is. this isn't. it's just not needed. i— it. it is. this isn't. it's just not needed. i don't understand why— not needed. i don't understand wny we-te— not needed. i don't understand why we're pushing this on our snttdten— why we're pushing this on our children and— why we're pushing this on our children and it— why we're pushing this on our children and it needs to stop. i wtpet— children and it needs to stop. i mean, nigel nelson, would you sappent— mean, nigel nelson, would you support provocative burlesque stews— support provocative burlesque snewswttn— support provocative burlesque shows with the _ support provocative burlesque shows with the likes of dita von teese— shows with the likes of dita von teese stntpptnp— shows with the likes of dita von teese stripping off— shows with the likes of dita von teese stripping off with nipple tassets— teese stripping off with nipple tassels, covering— teese stripping off with nipple tassels, covering their breasts? weatd — tassels, covering their breasts? weatd yea— tassels, covering their breasts?

weatd yea sappent— tassels, covering their breasts? would you support that? in- would you support that? in schools? i don't think that's tne— schools? i don't think that's tne tdea— schools? i don't think that's tne tdea .— schools? i don't think that's the idea . we're— schools? i don't think that's the idea . we're not- i7 i don't think that's the idea . we're not talking the idea. we're not talking ateat— the idea. we're not talking about taking— the idea. we're not talking about taking an adult drag show into about taking an adult drag show tnte a— about taking an adult drag show tnte a ssteet— about taking an adult drag show into a school. you're talking ateat— into a school. you're talking ateat tattnp— into a school. you're talking about taking some drag queens to do about taking some drag queens to de settatn— about taking some drag queens to do certain things— about taking some drag queens to do certain things within that. nave— do certain things within that. nave yea— do certain things within that. nave yea evet— do certain things within that. have you ever been- do certain things within that. have you ever been to - do certain things within that. have you ever been to a- do certain things within that. have you ever been to a drag queen show? i have, yes. so? so, you— queen show? i have, yes. so? so, yea knew.— queen show? i have, yes. so? so, yea tnew. tt-s— queen show? i have, yes. so? so, you know, it's all— queen show? i have, yes. so? so, you know, it's all about- i v“ 7 i have, yes. so? so, you know, it's all about sex, npnte — you know, it's all about sex, ntpnte tt-s— you know, it's all about sex, right? it's very— you know, it's all about sex, right? i right? it's very provocative. yeah. the adult shows.- right? i vv/ti;tit v“ the adult shows. i was yeah. the adult shows. i was tntnttnp— yeah. the adult shows. i was tntnttnp et— vv/ti;tit v“ the adult shows. i was thinking of someone like . like thinking of someone like. like tapaat— thinking of someone like. like tapaat wne— thinking of someone like. like rupaul who may— thinking of someone like. like rupaul who may be quite, quite peed— rupaul who may be quite, quite peed tn— rupaul who may be quite, quite peed tn a— rupaul who may be quite, quite good in a school— rupaul who may be quite, quite good in a school show. you weatdn-t— good in a school show. you wouldn't take— good in a school show. you wouldn't take that show into a ssneet. — wouldn't take that show into a ssneet. we-te— wouldn't take that show into a school. we're not— wouldn't take that show into a school. we're not talking about patttnp— school. we're not talking about patttnp en— school. we're not talking about patttnp en a— school. we're not talking about putting on a drag.— school. we're not talking about putting on a drag. some would twe— putting on a drag. some would ttte te— putting on a drag. some would ttte te knew.— putting on a drag. some would like to know, nigel. some would like to know, nigel. some would ttte tet-z.— like to know, nigel. some would ttte tet-z. tat— like to know, nigel. some would like ba.2, but that's not what tatttnp— like ba.2, but that's not what we're talking about. v/tit. we're talking about. james you seatdn-t— we're talking about. james you couldn't even actually say the drag name . that's right. drag name. that's right. daytime tv. so if they're so provocative, which is fine, it's aduu provocative, which is fine, it's adult entertainment. but if teachers want to use- tii.... ti; v“v“ti;“. but if teachers want to use them tii.... ti v“v.ti“ but if teachers want to use them to tett— teachers want to use them to tett ttds— teachers want to use them to tell kids that— teachers want to use them to tell kids that it's— teachers want to use them to tell kids that it's okay to be dtttetent— tell kids that it's okay to be dtttetent .— tell kids that it's okay to be different , to— tell kids that it's okay to be different , to feel comfortable different, to feel comfortable ateat— different, to feel comfortable about themselves , as if that's about themselves, as if that's part— about themselves, as if that's patt et— about themselves, as if that's patt et tne— about themselves, as if that's part of the process , that's part of the process, that's tney-ne— part of the process, that's tney-ne padd— part of the process, that's they're paid to- part of the process, that's they're paid to do that. let the

teasnets— they're paid to do that. let the teasnets de— they're paid to do that. let the teachers do that. _ they're paid to do that. let the teachers do that. this is wasttnp— teachers do that. this is wasting more- teachers do that. this is wasting more taxpayers money on atsetate— wasting more taxpayers money on absolute nonsense— wasting more taxpayers money on absolute nonsense than suzanne tvans — absolute nonsense than suzanne tvans new— absolute nonsense than suzanne tvans new de— absolute nonsense than suzanne evans. how do you— absolute nonsense than suzanne evans. titit absolute nonsense than suzanne evans. how do you feel about this? you know, i think evans. ti7 you know, i think right at this? you know, i think right at the this? you know, i think right at tne teptnntnp— this? you know, i think right at the beginning of— ti7 you know, i think right at the beginning of the introducing this the beginning of the introducing tnts ptese— the beginning of the introducing this piece, dan,— the beginning of the introducing this piece, dan, you said that tne— this piece, dan, you said that the national— this piece, dan, you said that the national education union wanted— the national education union wanted te— the national education union wanted to challenge the heteronormative culture. well to heteronorm ative culture. well to stead— heteronorm ative culture. well to steat a— heteronorm ative culture. well to steat a pay— heteronorm ative culture. well to steat a pay pnde— heteronormative culture. well to steal a gay pride meme from ours is steal a gay pride meme from ours ts a— steal a gay pride meme from ours is a heteronormative— steal a gay pride meme from ours is a heteronormative lviv sattane. — is a heteronormative lviv culture. get— is a heteronormative lviv culture. get over it . there's culture. get over it. there's atsetatety— culture. get over it. there's absolutely no— culture. get over it. there's absolutely no place i don't pint,— absolutely no place i don't tntnt. tn— absolutely no place i don't think, in schools for this kind of think, in schools for this kind et penvensten— think, in schools for this kind of perversion. i— think, in schools for this kind of perversion. i agree with you. it of perversion. i agree with you. tt ts— of perversion. i agree with you. tt ts tetatty— of perversion. i agree with you. tt ts tetatty. t— of perversion. i agree with you. it is totally. i think most lgbt peepte— it is totally. i think most lgbt peepte apnee— it is totally. i think most lgbt people agree with you as well. a lot people agree with you as well. a tet et— people agree with you as well. a tet et a— people agree with you as well. a tet et a tet— people agree with you as well. a tet et a tet et— people agree with you as well. a lot of a lot of gay— people agree with you as well. a lot of a lot of gay people i knew— lot of a lot of gay people i knew ane— lot of a lot of gay people i know are absolutely furious ateat— know are absolutely furious ateat tne— know are absolutely furious about the fact— know are absolutely furious about the fact that the t is even included— about the fact that the t is even included in lgbt. now they say,— even included in lgbt. now they say. yea— even included in lgbt. now they say. yea knew.— even included in lgbt. now they say, you know, this— even included in lgbt. now they say, you know, this isn't this tsn-t— say, you know, this isn't this tsn-t ateat— say, you know, this isn't this isn't about sexuality. is isn't about sexuality. this is tnts— isn't about sexuality. this is we ts— isn't about sexuality. this is we ts-a— isn't about sexuality. this is this is a particular this is about a particular transgender— this is about a particular transgender agenda that has netntnp— transgender agenda that has netntnp te— transgender agenda that has nothing to do— transgender agenda that has nothing to do with us. you've tast— nothing to do with us. you've tast snewn— nothing to do with us. you've just shown some— nothing to do with us. you've just shown some photographs and ptstates— just shown some photographs and some pictures and— just shown some photographs and some pictures and videos of wnat-s— some pictures and videos of what's happening at these drag daeen— what's happening at these drag queen _ schools. - what's happening at these drag queen schools. and queen sessions in schools. and tney— queen sessions in schools. and tney ane— queen sessions in schools. and tney tne— queen sessions in schools. and they are the disgusting, you knew.— they are the disgusting, you knew. tet— they are the disgusting, you know, for adults, absolutely ttne— know, for adults, absolutely ttne .— know, for adults, absolutely ttne . tat— know, for adults, absolutely fine . but i'm— know, for adults, absolutely fine . but i'm sorry, submitting fine. but i'm sorry, submitting snttdten—

fine. but i'm sorry, submitting snttdten te— fine. but i'm sorry, submitting children to that. _ fine. but i'm sorry, submitting children to that. it's grooming and— children to that. it's grooming and is— children to that. it's grooming and it's grooming. . and it's grooming. it's also veny— and it's grooming. it's also very confuse thing as well, nigel, because if you are talking to kids about the whole trans thing and the whole gender thing, you do realise that drag queens are just dressing up. you know, these are guys drag queens don't want to be women, so why are we adding another aspect, another layer of confusion to this whole thing? it's almost as if we're wanting to turn kids trans these days a lot. just because they have an image. i agree because these are also something that isn't normal for their gender. these rules separate— their gender. these rules separate issues,- ” gi i these rules separate issues, aren't they, tnat— separate issues, aren't they, tnat t— separate issues, aren't they, tnat t nean— separate issues, aren't they, that i mean, kids are going to ask— that i mean, kids are going to ask ateat— that i mean, kids are going to ask about about— that i mean, kids are going to ask about about the whole trans detate— ask about about the whole trans debate because— ask about about the whole trans debate because we're all talking ateat— debate because we're all talking ateat tt— debate because we're all talking ateat t. t— debate because we're all talking about it. i understand that the drap— about it. i understand that the dnap paeen— about it. i understand that the drag queen thing, i think is senptetety— drag queen thing, i think is completely different. you're tast— completely different. you're tast saytnp— completely different. you're just saying here is somebody who appears— just saying here is somebody who appeans te— just saying here is somebody who appeans te te— just saying here is somebody who appears to be different and saytnp— appears to be different and saytnp te— appears to be different and saying to kids,— appears to be different and saying to kids, it's okay to be dtttetent. — saying to kids, it's okay to be different. what's— saying to kids, it's okay to be different. what's next? we go dewn— different. what's next? we go dewn te— different. what's next? we go down to stringfellows, get a dead— down to stringfellows, get a dead et— down to stringfellows, get a load of strippers and we let tnen — load of strippers and we let tnen tett—

load of strippers and we let them tell stories to kids tease— them tell stories to kids because strippers are different stntppets— because strippers are different stntppens. vea — because strippers are different strippers, you know where do we step — strippers, you know where do we step at— strippers, you know where do we step at tne — strippers, you know where do we step at tne end— strippers, you know where do we stop at the end of— strippers, you know where do we stop at the end of the day? i've got stop at the end of the day? i've pet te— stop at the end of the day? i've pet te say— stop at the end of the day? i've pet te say ene— stop at the end of the day? i've got to say one thing. if my kids ssteets— got to say one thing. if my kids schools, which— got to say one thing. if my kids schools, which they wouldn't, tat— schools, which they wouldn't, tat tt— schools, which they wouldn't, tat tt ny— schools, which they wouldn't, tat tt ny ttds— schools, which they wouldn't, but if my kids schools wrote a tetten— but if my kids schools wrote a tetten te— but if my kids schools wrote a tetten te say— but if my kids schools wrote a letter to say they— but if my kids schools wrote a letter to say they was going to be letter to say they was going to te a— letter to say they was going to te a drap— letter to say they was going to te a dnap paeen— letter to say they was going to be a drag queen hour next week, i be a drag queen hour next week, t patt— be a drag queen hour next week, t patt-ttds— be a drag queen hour next week, t patt-ttds eat— be a drag queen hour next week, i pull-kids out of— be a drag queen hour next week, i pull kids out of school i pull my kids out of school tnat— i pull my kids out of school tnat weet— i pull my kids out of school that week because it's that week because as it's needtess— that week because as it's needless and— that week because as it's needless and i- that week because as it's needless and i think there's an apenda— needless and i think there's an agenda behind— needless and i think there's an agenda behind it.— needless and i think there's an agenda behind it. so i would take— agenda behind it. so i would take my— agenda behind it. so i would take my ttds— agenda behind it. so i would take my kids out— agenda behind it. so i would take my kids out of school if tnat— take my kids out of school if tnat was— take my kids out of school if tnat petnp— take my kids out of school if that was going to happen. and i tntnt— that was going to happen. and i tntnt nest— that was going to happen. and i think most people— that was going to happen. and i think most people would. / think most people would. yeah, the think most people would. yeah, tne—te— think most people would. yeah, tne—ts te- think most people would. yeah, the—to be that. think most people would. yeah,| the—to be that sex the agenda seems to be that sex is fantastic. and i'd is fantastic. and yeah, i'd totally agree. it is. but you know, kids , kids telling kids know, kids, kids telling kids this and it's like you've got to be really sexy all the time. you've got you've got one sex all the time. this is the whole about difference, about i don't mind people, people can do mind what people, people can do what they want in their own home. someone who has enjoyed tets— home. someone who has enjoyed tets-snews. — home. someone who has enjoyed tets-snews. t— home. someone who has enjoyed lots-shows. i put- home. someone who has enjoyed lots-shows. i put it- home. someone who has enjoyed lots-shows. i put it as. lots of drag shows. i put it as adan— lots of drag shows. i put it as adam says and exactly the same category stringfellows or category as stringfellows or dita von teese. these are adult entertainment for adults. yeah, but look, not just content with drag queens and schools. i've got to show you this the

got to show you this because the woke our broadcasting woke left and our broadcasting their experimental sex education woke left and our broadcasting thethexperimental sex education woke left and our broadcasting thethe tellynental sex education woke left and our broadcasting thethe telly .ental sex education woke left and our broadcasting thethe telly . so al sex education woke left and our broadcasting thethe telly . so channel ucation woke left and our broadcasting thethe telly . so channel 4 ation woke left and our broadcasting thethe telly . so channel 4 has�*i on the telly. so channel 4 has aired a sick new show called naked education where adam gets strip off in front of kids aged 14 to 16. so supposedly to normalise all body types and promote body positivity. but viewers , i think, quite rightly viewers, i think, quite rightly express their outrage online with one asking if it was really necessary for grown men and women to get their private parts out to educate children. you're going to be shocked by this. watch the tories physical . i watch the tories physical. i couldn't look at them . i don't couldn't look at them. i don't tttnt— couldn't look at them. i don't tttnt ny— couldn't look at them. i don't tttnt my cats— couldn't look at them. i don't think my cats even got that much hair. you're giggling quite a top.— hair. you're giggling quite a tet. tat— hair. you're giggling quite a lot, but then— hair. you're giggling quite a lot, but then i'm— ” you're giggling quite a lot, but then i'm always the one tnat— lot, but then i'm always the one tnat ptpptes. — lot, but then i'm always the one that giggles. well,— lot, but then i'm always the one that giggles. �*vit�*ti.. titit that giggles. well, how do you feel? ifeel fine. _ that giggles. well, how do you feel? ifeel fine. sasha that giggles. well, how do you feel? i feel fine. sasha walpole feel? ifeel fine. sasha walpole . not even it . elliott. you've . not even it. elliott. you've got— . not even it. elliott. you've pet naked— . not even it. elliott. you've got naked people— \vt13t. v“ . elliott. you've got naked people standing in tent— got naked people standing in tent et— got naked people standing in tnent et yea. — got naked people standing in front of you. yes— got naked people standing in front of you. v/titit titit is this front of you. yes, i do. is this anew tntnpe— front of you. yes, i do. is this anew tntnpe a— front of you. yes, i do. is this a new thing? a new- front of you. v/titit titit is this a new thing? a new experience? in — a new thing? a new experience? t-n paesstnp— a new thing? a new experience? t-n paesstnp tt— a new thing? a new experience? i'm guessing it probably is. wean.— i'm guessing it probably is.

veat. tt— i'm guessing it probably is. veat. tt ts— i'm guessing it probably is. veat. tt ts a— i'm guessing it probably is. yeah. it is a bit.— i'm guessing it probably is. yeah. it is a bit. i- i'm guessing it probably is. yeah. it is a bit. i mean, it's another reason why the government should have sold off channel 4 when they had a chance. and you believe it? you tntnt— chance. and you believe it? you tntnt tt-s— chance. and you believe it? you think it's perverse? _ chance. and you believe it? you think it's perverse? i- ii and you believe it? you think it's perverse? i think dts— think it's perverse? i think is. and— think it's perverse? i think is. and t— think it's perverse? i think it's. and i think anyone that wants to sit there and watch that programme for the you know, the to go and look the duration has to go and look in mirror and ask why in the mirror and ask why they're programme they're watching that programme as nelson from what as well. nigel nelson from what i've seen that, i'm i've seen of that, i'm uncomfortable good. uncomfortable about that. good. yeah. suzanne absolutely atesteas— yeah. suzanne absolutely atrocious. 14— yeah. suzanne absolutely atrocious. 14.16- yeah. suzanne absolutely atrocious. 14 16 year olds, atrocious. 14 to 16 year olds, tnese—dds.- atrocious. 14 to 16 year olds,. these—kids. look, these are underage kids. look, tet-s— these are underage kids. look, tet-s te— these are underage kids. look, let's be honest,— these are underage kids. look, let's be honest, most of us let's be honest, dad. most of us teet—ean— let's be honest, dad. most of us look—our clothes- look better with our clothes on. i look better with our clothes on. t-nene— look better with our clothes on. t-nenelas— look better with our clothes on. i-morelus should- look better with our clothes on. i more us should keep i think more of us should keep tnen — i think more of us should keep them on. suzanne— i think more of us should keep. them on. suzanne _adam them on. suzanne evans, adam brooks, nigel nelson stand brooks, nigel nelson to stand by because equalities because coming up, as equalities minister, kemi badenoch plans to change definition of change the legal definition of gender to mean biological sex, is the fight back against warped gender ideology maybe now firmly on thanks to the conservative party, cover that much party, we'll cover that and much more reveal tonight's more as we reveal tonight's greatest britain union. jack acas. but next in uncanceled, as fergie, duchess of york, fergie, the duchess of york, issues for the sussexes issues advice for the sussexes saying can't it both saying you can't have it both ways it comes to being in ways when it comes to being in the should the the monarchy. should the treacherous stay away treacherous pair stay away from the coronation anne?

the king's coronation anne? well, kyra, kennedy of the spectator gives her take on this plus the latest on harry's visa issue. she's live with me in just two minutes time .

time now for uncanceled . and time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now, the gloves seem to have come off in ongoing tensions between sussexes and sarah between the sussexes and sarah ferguson after the duchess of york slammed the royal runaways for trying to have the best of both worlds in her most piercing attack yet. fergie told the independent , attack yet. fergie told the independent, you attack yet. fergie told the independent , you can't sit attack yet. fergie told the independent, you can't sit on the fence and keep one foot in and one out. you're either and one foot out. you're either in or out, but they don't cry about invited to about not being invited to weddings. leave. weddings. you chose to leave. now go and live it and be it here. here. and she doubled down

on her comments during an appearance on loose women. today, we're talking about the coronation invite. today , which coronation invite. today, which is beautifully— coronation invite. today, which is beautifully done— coronation invite. today, which is beautifully done .— i today, which is beautifully done . and how do is beautifully done. and how do you is beautifully done. and how do yea teet— is beautifully done. and how do yea teet ateat— is beautifully done. and how do you feel about it— is beautifully done. and how do you feel about it ?_ is beautifully done. and how do you feel about it ? what are your you feel about it? what are your ptanse— you feel about it? what are your ptanse te— you feel about it? what are your ptanse te yea— you feel about it? what are your plans? do you know what you're going— plans? do you know what you're petnp te— plans? do you know what you're petnp te wae— plans? do you know what you're going to wear that— plans? do you know what you're going to wear that day ? how does going to wear that day? how does this going to wear that day? how does we nappen?— going to wear that day? how does we nappene — going to wear that day? how does we nappene we— going to wear that day? how does this happen? no ,_ going to wear that day? how does this happen? no , i— going to wear that day? how does this happen? ttit v“ . this happen? no, i mean, it's a huge day for the entire family. i personally will be having a ttttte— i personally will be having a ttttte tea— i personally will be having a little tea room— i personally will be having a little tea room and a coronation sntsten— little tea room and a coronation chicken sandwich— little tea room and a coronation chicken sandwich and putting out the chicken sandwich and putting out tne tanttnp— chicken sandwich and putting out the bunting. because remember, i am the bunting. because remember, i an dtvetsed— the bunting. because remember, i am divorced from _ the bunting. because remember, i am divorced from him. so i don't expest— am divorced from him. so i don't expest ense— am divorced from him. so i don't expest yea— am divorced from him. so i don't expect once you can't have it tetn— expect once you can't have it tetn ways.— expect once you can't have it tetn ways. yea — expect once you can't have it both ways, you can't be divorced and— both ways, you can't be divorced and tnen— both ways, you can't be divorced and tnen-t— both ways, you can't be divorced and then-i want— both ways, you can't be divorced and then i want this. you and then say, i want this. you got— and then say, i want this. you pet te— and then say, i want this. you pet te netd. — and then say, i want this. you got to hold. you're in or you're outt— got to hold. you're in or you're eat-ves— got to hold. you're in or you're eat-tes pane— got to hold. you're in or you're eat-tes tane .- got to hold. you're in or you're out, yes jane , fergie is out, right? yes jane, fergie is veny— out, right? yes jane, fergie is veny tntnty— out, right? yes jane, fergie is very thinly veiled . i i very thinly veiled. attack comes attet— very thinly veiled. attack comes after recent tax filings for the sussexes archewell foundation revealed the tireless couple dedicated a whopping one hour per week to the charity . so per week to the charity. so could the real reason the duke and duchess of delusion abandon royal life be that they were simply wanting to avoid hard work but keep all the perks ? work but keep all the perks? well, a staff writer at the spectator , kyra kennedy, joins

spectator, kyra kennedy, joins me now . and, kyra, look, you me now. and, kyra, look, you really investigated did these irs filings and came up with a theory, didn't you ? yeah, well, theory, didn't you? yeah, well, for the theory, didn't you? yeah, well, tet tne tast— theory, didn't you? yeah, well, for the last three _ theory, didn't you? yeah, well, for the last three years,- ”g ti ti v“ . tit..7 yeah, well, for the last three years, then be — for the last three years, then be teen— for the last three years, then i've been trying— for the last three years, then i've been trying to figure out exastty— i've been trying to figure out exastty wnat— i've been trying to figure out exactly what archewell is. it stated— exactly what archewell is. it stanted ett— exactly what archewell is. it started off as— exactly what archewell is. it started off as a— exactly what archewell is. it started off as a charitable enttty— started off as a charitable enttty wnen— started off as a charitable entity when they left , they said entity when they left, they said tnat— entity when they left, they said tnat tney— entity when they left, they said tnat tney — entity when they left, they said that they were going to be patttnp— that they were going to be patttnp ttne— that they were going to be putting time into the charity went. — putting time into the charity went. tney— putting time into the charity work. they wanted to be the kind of work. they wanted to be the kind et nettyweed— work. they wanted to be the kind of hollywood philanthropy couple like of hollywood philanthropy couple ttte eeetpe— of hollywood philanthropy couple like george and— of hollywood philanthropy couple like george and amal clooney . like george and amal clooney. and— like george and amal clooney. and tnen— like george and amal clooney. and tnen tt— like george and amal clooney. and then it progressed from snantty— and then it progressed from snantty te— and then it progressed from charity to kind— and then it progressed from charity to kind of making money. so charity to kind of making money. se tney— charity to kind of making money. se tney stated— charity to kind of making money. so they started archewell productions— so they started archewell productions so— so they started archewell productions so they could do the spettty— productions so they could do the spettty and — productions so they could do the spotify and netflix ventures . spotify and netflix ventures. tat— spotify and netflix ventures. tat yean.— spotify and netflix ventures. tat yean. t— spotify and netflix ventures. but yeah, i think ultimate attte— but yeah, i think ultimate attte. tney— but yeah, i think ultimate albie, they came to the conclusion _ albie, they came to the conclusion that it was just too nast— conclusion that it was just too nasn went— conclusion that it was just too much work because as you just sad— much work because as you just an .— much work because as you just satd . tne— much work because as you just satd . tne tax— much work because as you just said , the tax returns show that said, the tax returns show that tney— said, the tax returns show that tney pat— said, the tax returns show that tney pat tn— said, the tax returns show that tney pat tn a— said, the tax returns show that they put in a whopping one week east— they put in a whopping one week easn et— they put in a whopping one week easn et went— they put in a whopping one week each of work 52— they put in a whopping one week each of work 52 hours, one hour aweet— each of work 52 hours, one hour a week, one hour— each of work 52 hours, one hour a week, one hour a— each of work 52 hours, one hour a week, one hour a week. so they

spend — a week, one hour a week. so they spend ene— a week, one hour a week. so they spend one hour a week helping other people and the rest of the time making lots of money for themselves. well i think this is themselves. well i think this is the conclusion that they came to is they wanted to make money. they don't take a salary. how nette— they don't take a salary. how nette et— they don't take a salary. how noble of them— they don't take a salary. how noble of them for— they don't take a salary. how noble of them for the one hour a week— noble of them for the one hour a week archwell_ noble of them for the one hour a week archwell but— noble of them for the one hour a week archwell but like like we've seen over— week archwell but like like we've seen over the past three yeas— we've seen over the past three yeans tney— we've seen over the past three yeans tney de— we've seen over the past three years, they do spend a lot of ttne— years, they do spend a lot of ttne detnp— years, they do spend a lot of time doing other— years, they do spend a lot of time doing other things. so nanny— time doing other things. so natny nas— time doing other things. so nanny nas nts— time doing other things. so harry has his chief impact etttsen — harry has his chief impact officer. whatever that is. better— officer. whatever that is. tettet ap— officer. whatever that is. tettet ap .— officer. whatever that is. better up . we- officer. whatever that is. better up . we don't know his better up. we don't know his satany. — better up. we don't know his satany. tt— better up. we don't know his salary. it hasn't— better up. we don't know his salary. it hasn't been announced , salary. it hasn't been announced . tat— salary. it hasn't been announced . tat tt-s— salary. it hasn't been announced , but it's probably— salary. it hasn't been announced , but it's probably absolutely tntnp. — , but it's probably absolutely tntnp. and— , but it's probably absolutely thing. and then— , but it's probably absolutely thing. and then they have dtttenent— thing. and then they have different ventures. obviously wettttx— different ventures. obviously wettttx .— different ventures. obviously wettttx . an — different ventures. obviously netflix , um harry's memoir so netflix, um harry's memoir so tney— netflix, um harry's memoir so tney seen— netflix, um harry's memoir so tney te— netflix, um harry's memoir so they seem to again exactly they te— they seem to again exactly they te nave— they seem to again exactly they seem to have a— they seem to again exactly they seem to have a lot— they seem to again exactly they seem to have a lot of time to nattnp— seem to have a lot of time to nattnp ney— seem to have a lot of time to making money. yeah they've got one motivation _ making money. yeah they've got one motivation don't they . one motivation don't they. tney-ve— one motivation don't they. tney-vs pet— one motivation don't they. they've got one— one motivation don't they. they've got one motivation and i think your analysis is actually completely correct that that this is why they left the royal family be they didn't want to do the tough yards. they didn't want to do the hours and hours

because believe me, if you're part of the royal family and i know we can criticise them for having a luxurious life, but you know what? you work multiple hours week , you know, mean, hours a week, you know, i mean, multiple hours for the good of the country, for charity , not the country, for charity, not for the good of yourself . well, for the good of yourself. well, meghan famously— for the good of yourself. well, meghan famously said- g i well, meghan famously said in dasttatta— meghan famously said in australia it— meghan famously said in australia it was reported that wnen— australia it was reported that wnen sne— australia it was reported that when she was— australia it was reported that when she was doing the walkabouts, _ when she was doing the walkabouts, i- when she was doing the walkabouts, i can't believe i'm not walkabouts, i can't believe i'm net petttnp— walkabouts, i can't believe i'm net petttnp padd— walkabouts, i can't believe i'm not getting paid for this. so sne-s— not getting paid for this. so sne-s atways— not getting paid for this. so she's always had money on her ntnd— she's always had money on her ntnd. sne-s— she's always had money on her mind. she's always been money nettvated— mind. she's always been money motivated-know— mind. she's always been money motivated know but motivated, we know that. but yean.— motivated, we know that. but yean. tt— motivated, we know that. but yean. tt tast— motivated, we know that. but yeah, it just shows that like you— yeah, it just shows that like yea tast— yeah, it just shows that like yea tast sadd— yeah, it just shows that like you just said, being a working teyat— you just said, being a working neyat ts— you just said, being a working neyat ts a— you just said, being a working royal is a hard— you just said, being a working royal is a hard job. i mean , royal is a hard job. i mean, teet— royal is a hard job. i mean, teet at— royal is a hard job. i mean, look at princess— royal is a hard job. i mean, look at princess hundred anne of dtttetent— look at princess hundred anne of different events. _ look at princess hundred anne of different events. she has to go to different events. she has to go te eveny— different events. she has to go te eveny yean — different events. she has to go to every year. she's very hard wetttnp— to every year. she's very hard wenttnp neyat— to every year. she's very hard working royal and she gets on wttn— working royal and she gets on wttn tt— working royal and she gets on wttn t and— working royal and she gets on with it and shuts— working royal and she gets on with it and shuts up, you know , with it and shuts up, you know, i with it and shuts up, you know, t atse— with it and shuts up, you know, t atse teet— with it and shuts up, you know, i also feel like— with it and shuts up, you know, i also feel like how are they tteattnp— i also feel like how are they tneattnp tne— i also feel like how are they treating the royal family like a teattty— treating the royal family like a neattty snew— treating the royal family like a reality show at— treating the royal family like a reality show at the moment? the patty— reality show at the moment? the tatty watt— reality show at the moment? the daily mail reporting— reality show at the moment? the daily mail reporting on its front page tomorrow that the rsvp deadline has passed. but harry and meghan still haven't

informed the king whether they're even going to bother to turn up for the coronation. then shouldn't they just be uninvited ? covid now it's too late. shouldn't king charles just say you're not coming in? well, i think charles— you're not coming in? well, i think charles is— you're not coming in? well, i think charles is being- ti.titv“ “g “7 well, i think charles is being pretty snat— think charles is being pretty snant wttn— think charles is being pretty smart with this— think charles is being pretty smart with this because if he dtdn-t— smart with this because if he didn't invite— smart with this because if he didn't invite them, they would nave— didn't invite them, they would nave teen— didn't invite them, they would have been absolute uproar. it weatd— have been absolute uproar. it weatd nave— have been absolute uproar. it would have been— have been absolute uproar. it would have been another oh, woe is would have been another oh, woe ts-ptetatty— would have been another oh, woe is-probably would— would have been another oh, woe is probably would have filled is me probably would have filled atew— is me probably would have filled atew snaptets— is me probably would have filled a few chapters in— is me probably would have filled a few chapters in their memoirs. so a few chapters in their memoirs. se ne— a few chapters in their memoirs. se ne dd— a few chapters in their memoirs. se ne dtd tne— a few chapters in their memoirs. so he did the right— a few chapters in their memoirs. so he did the right thing by asttnp— so he did the right thing by asttnp tnen— so he did the right thing by asking them. but yeah, i think yae— asking them. but yeah, i think ye ntpnt— asking them. but yeah, i think ye ntpnt. t— asking them. but yeah, i think you're right. i mean, it's been weeks— you're right. i mean, it's been weeks now since— you're right. i mean, it's been weeks now since they were first tnvtted. — weeks now since they were first invited. covm _ weeks now since they were first invited. covid either or invited. covid either come or den-t.— invited. covid either come or den-t.|nean— invited. covid either come or den-t.|nean .— invited. covid either come or don't.imean , if— invited. covid either come or don't. mean , if they it's kind don't. i mean, if they it's kind of don't. i mean, if they it's kind etldeatte— don't. i mean, if they it's kind ofldouble edged— don't. i mean, if they it's kind of double edged sword anyway. of a double edged sword anyway. if of a double edged sword anyway. tt-de— of a double edged sword anyway. tt-de senne— of a double edged sword anyway. if-do come, it'll— of a double edged sword anyway. if do come, it'll turn into if they do come, it'll turn into tne— if they do come, it'll turn into tne wepnan— if they do come, it'll turn into the meghan and— if they do come, it'll turn into the meghan and harry do the meghan and harry show. do you the meghan and harry show. do yea—tnen— the meghan and harry show. do yea—tnen next- the meghan and harry show. do you _them next to. the meghan and harry show. do you them next to the you really want them next to the teyate— you really want them next to the tseyate t— you really want them next to the teyate t tntnt— you really want them next to the royal? i think i've— you really want them next to the royal? i think i've missed the deadttne. — royal? i think i've missed the deadline. they've- royal? i think i've missed the deadline. i deadline. they've missed the deadline. they've missed the deadline. your chance. deadline. you had your chance. we've got a this you're we've got a plan. this you're not that's what king not coming. that's what king charles should be telling them. and carole, also and i. look, carole, also developing to developing sources close to prince that prince harry have claimed that the duke tell the us the duke did tell the us authorities about his history of drug when he applied for his drug use when he applied for his visa. now, the new details come

amid this intensifying scrutiny of harry's immigration status after friend the show, after a friend of the show, niall gardner's heritage foundation , sought transparency foundation, sought transparency in the duke's visa application after admitted taking drugs. after he admitted taking drugs. in his memoirs, spare . but cara, in his memoirs, spare. but cara, if he did tell the truth, then he has received special treatment to enter america, which you or i would not receive if exactly. well, this is the tntnp— if exactly. well, this is the tntnp .— if exactly. well, this is the tntnp . t— if exactly. well, this is the thing . i can't— if exactly. well, this is the thing . i can't see- if exactly. well, this is the thing . i can't see it- �*7 >t

america for. so yeah it's a lose lose . i mean-looks- america for. so yeah it's a lose lose . i mean looks idiotic lose. i mean he looks idiotic edtten— lose. i mean he looks idiotic ettnen way— lose. i mean he looks idiotic ettnen way .— lose. i mean he looks idiotic either way . yeah,- lose. i mean he looks idiotic either way . yeah, he does . either way. yeah, he does. test.— either way. yeah, he does. test. t— either way. yeah, he does. test. ttast— either way. yeah, he does. look, i just want- either way. yeah, he does. look, i just want to - either way. yeah, he does. look, i just want to quickly talk to you about this whole jacinda ardern situation because i found it absolutely fascinating . she has picked fascinating. she has picked william and kate over harry and meghan . look at this. there's meghan. look at this. there's more work to be done on climate to change which is why she's taken a role on the board of prince william's earthshot prize. prince william and i spete— prize. prince william and i spete ateat— prize. prince william and i spoke about his— prince william and i spoke about his plan and dream for spoke about his plan and dream tet tnts— spoke about his plan and dream for this before— spoke about his plan and dream for this before it— spoke about his plan and dream for this before it had a name. and— for this before it had a name. and se— for this before it had a name. and to te— for this before it had a name. and se to te— for this before it had a name. and so to be able— for this before it had a name. and so to be able to- for this before it had a name. and so to be able to come back full circle and support his work alongside an amazing board, i feel very lucky . so look, feel very lucky. so look, pensenatty— feel very lucky. so look, pensenatty. t— feel very lucky. so look, personally, i think- �*7titi. atig ...ti5 so look, personally, i think william has made— personally, i think william has made a— personally, i think william has made a ttp— personally, i think william has made a big mistake here, astaatty.— made a big mistake here, astaatty. ty— made a big mistake here, actually, by linking himself to antan— actually, by linking himself to ant-an. t-ve— actually, by linking himself to arjun. i've written a column ateat— arjun. i've written a column ateat tnts— arjun. i've written a column about this for— arjun. i've written a column about this for the mail tonight, but about this for the mail tonight, tat pat— about this for the mail tonight, tat pat tnat— about this for the mail tonight, but put that to— about this for the mail tonight, but put that to one side. does tnts— but put that to one side. does tnts snew— but put that to one side. does this show how— but put that to one side. does this show how toxic the sussexes now are because ardern is the eaeen— now are because ardern is the eaeen et— now are because ardern is the eaeen et wete— now are because ardern is the queen of woke and even she wants netntnp— queen of woke and even she wants netntnp te— queen of woke and even she wants netntnp te de— queen of woke and even she wants nothing to do with— queen of woke and even she wants nothing to do with harry and wepnan— nothing to do with harry and wepnan . — nothing to do with harry and meghan . yeah,— nothing to do with harry and meghan . v/titit v“ v“ meghan. yeah, well, i mean, she she chose a side a few i can't

remember when it was now a few months ago when she came out and kind of embarrassed the sussexes by saying, oh, i didn't know that they were involved with this show i was doing with netflix when we first started filming, i found about it out about it afterwards and now we know that was probably because she was planning to work with prince william. but as you just said , they did have they won. i said, they did have they won. i don't know if have won don't know if they have won because such a divisive because she's such a divisive figure you question why ? figure that you question why? big mistake. big mistake. and i say tnts— big mistake. big mistake. and i say we as— big mistake. big mistake. and i say this as someone— g big mistake. and i say this as someone who's pg big mistake. and i say this as someone who's very sappenttve— say this as someone who's very sappenttve et— say this as someone who's very supportive of the— say this as someone who's very supportive of the cambridges asaatty. — supportive of the cambridges asaatty. tat— supportive of the cambridges usually. but look, absolutely tasstnattnp— usually. but look, absolutely fascinating stuff. kyrie kennedy e_the_ fascinating stuff. kyrie kennedy ,_the spectator.| , staff writer at the spectator. tnant— , staff writer at the spectator. tnant yea — , staff writer at the spectator. thank you i much, - , staff writer at the spectator. thank you much, cara. but thank you so much, cara. but ttne— thank you so much, cara. but tne-te— thank you so much, cara. but time-to reveal- thank you so much, cara. but time to reveal tonight's time now to reveal tonight's steatest— time now to reveal tonight's greatest-and- time now to reveal tonight's greatest-and a- time now to reveal tonight's greatest and a union greatest britain and a union tastass— greatest britain and a union jackass suzanne— greatest britain and a union jackass suzanne evans, who's year— jackass suzanne evans, who's yean nenntnee— jackass suzanne evans, who's yean e — jackass suzanne evans, who's your nominee ? iig your nominee? my nominee is camilla queen camilla, not consort queen. she's going to be great. i'm not sure about that one yet. adam brooks, your nominee. mine— one yet. adam brooks, your nominee. mine is- «til. adam brooks, your nominee. one yet. adam brooks, your nominee. mine is kemi badenoch oc nominee. mine is kemi badenoch 0c for pushing to change the

definition of sex to biological sex under the gender recognition act. it seems like she's really getting the problem of biological males using toilets and competing in women's sports . and if she goes through with it, it'll really help and it's a great message . nigel nelson, great message. nigel nelson, year— great message. nigel nelson, yean nentnee— great message. nigel nelson, your nominee. yeah,- g”titiv. g nigel nelson, your nominee. yeah, it's an nenetany— your nominee. yeah, it's an honorary greatest brit, which is stenny— honorary greatest brit, which is stormy daniels,— honorary greatest brit, which is stormy daniels, although she's tept— stormy daniels, although she's tept spent.— stormy daniels, although she's kept silent, she's— stormy daniels, although she's kept silent, she's a continuing tentndet— kept silent, she's a continuing nentndet te— kept silent, she's a continuing reminder to american voters that tenatd— reminder to american voters that tenatd ttanp— reminder to american voters that donald trump is— reminder to american voters that donald trump is a— reminder to american voters that donald trump is a cheat . jtift donald trump is a cheat. do you twe— donald trump is a cheat. do you ttts eat— donald trump is a cheat. do you ttts watt.— donald trump is a cheat. do you like our work, nigel? no- like our work, nigel? no comment. i think- . ” t g ti.7’ no comment. i think from nigel tnene.— comment. i think from nigel tnete. teet— comment. i think from nigel there. look, i'm— comment. i think from nigel there. look, i'm going to go wttn— there. look, i'm going to go wttn tent— there. look, i'm going to go with kemi badenoch because i tntnt— with kemi badenoch because i tntnt tnts— with kemi badenoch because i tntnt tnts ts— with kemi badenoch because i think this is very— with kemi badenoch because i think this is very important, tne— think this is very important, tne went— think this is very important, the work that— think this is very important, the work that she's doing, tetttnp— the work that she's doing, tetttnp away— the work that she's doing, toiling away quietly, but she's on toiling away quietly, but she's en tne— toiling away quietly, but she's en tne npnt— toiling away quietly, but she's on the right moral side of this anpanent. — on the right moral side of this argument. union— on the right moral side of this argument. union jack has time now. suzanne evans well, i'm netnatty— now. suzanne evans well, i'm netnatty a— now. suzanne evans well, i'm normally a fan,— now. suzanne evans well, i'm normally a fan, but tonight it's got normally a fan, but tonight it's pet te— normally a fan, but tonight it's pet te te— normally a fan, but tonight it's got to be prince— normally a fan, but tonight it's got to be prince william for appetnttnp— got to be prince william for appointing his appointing jacinda ahern to his tattnsnet— appointing jacinda ahern to his earthshot prize— appointing jacinda ahern to his earthshot prize board, a tier naptsat— earthshot prize board, a tier magical woman— earthshot prize board, a tier magical woman who locked up her stttzens— magical woman who locked up her stttzens .— magical woman who locked up her own citizens , including you, own citizens, including you, dant— own citizens, including you, tan. ten— own citizens, including you, tan. tet yeans— own citizens, including you, dan, for years or- own citizens, including you, dan, for years or locked you out of

dan, for years or locked you out et wew— dan, for years or locked you out of new zealand. _ dan, for years or locked you out of new zealand. / dan, for years or locked you out of new zealand. v/titit v“ 'j i of new zealand. yeah. dreadful decision. yeah. i don't get of new zealand. / ti tititi. titv“ v/titit v“ i don't get what decision. yeah. i don't get what ne-s— decision. yeah. i don't get what ne-s tntnttnp— decision. yeah. i don't get what he's thinking with— decision. yeah. i don't get what he's thinking with this- tititi. titv“ v/titit v“ i don't get what he's thinking with this actually . tease tt-s— he's thinking with this actually , because it's so— he's thinking with this actually , because it's so hyperpartisan. i , because it's so hyperpartisan. ttntnt— , because it's so hyperpartisan. ttntnt ne-s— , because it's so hyperpartisan. i think he's got— , because it's so hyperpartisan. i think he's got very bad advice and— i think he's got very bad advice and ne— i think he's got very bad advice and ne needs— i think he's got very bad advice and he needs to— i think he's got very bad advice and he needs to rescind this end— and he needs to rescind this ettet te— and he needs to rescind this offer to ardern— and he needs to rescind this offer to ardern actually. or ne-s— offer to ardern actually. or ne-s nsttnp— offer to ardern actually. or he's risking going down a very danpeneas— he's risking going down a very dangerous path— he's risking going down a very dangerous path here. adam tweets.— dangerous path here. adam brooks, nominee. ii brooks, your nominee. mine is tenetany— brooks, your nominee. mine is tenetany-tes- brooks, your nominee. mine is honorary joe biden. honorary and it's joe biden. firstly for snubbing the coronation and secondly, for being a massive green hypocrite. and yet again bringing, you know, dozens of gas guzzling motor arcades to ireland for his visit. how can they preach to us about being green when he keeps bringing all these pollutants around the world? very good point. around the world? very good petnt. wtpet— around the world? very good point. nigel nelson,- “ti i7 very good point. nigel nelson, your union tast— point. nigel nelson, your union tast tsas— point. nigel nelson, your union jack acas nominee, it's suella braverman braverman after the nene— braverman braverman after the nene etttse— braverman braverman after the home office deleted an unfortunately- home office deleted an unfortunately worded tweet which dessnttes— unfortunately worded tweet which dessntes net— unfortunately worded tweet which describes her as— unfortunately worded tweet which describes her as one of the pneatest— describes her as one of the greatest injustices in modern tnttatn— greatest injustices in modern tntatn tney— greatest injustices in modern britain, they got— greatest injustices in modern britain, they got it right first tne. — britain, they got it right first tne. on.— britain, they got it right first time. oh, come— britain, they got it right first time. [j v“ i titv“ britain, they got it right first time. cjv“ i titv“ t gi. t time. oh, come on, nigel. dear, oh, dear. cheap shot. very cheap stet— oh, dear. cheap shot. very cheap shot. congratulations— i cheap shot. very cheap shot. congratulations suella. by the shot. congratulations suella. by tne way.— shot. congratulations suella. by tne way. wne— shot. congratulations suella. by the way, who won— shot. congratulations suella. by the way, who won just the big tattte — the way, who won just the big tattte te — the way, who won just the big battle to run— the way, who won just the big battle to run in— the way, who won just the big battle to run in her seat?

waterlooville _ battle to run in her seat? waterlooville it was called. but teet— waterlooville it was called. but teet. tn— waterlooville it was called. but teet. t-n petnp— waterlooville it was called. but look, i'm going to— waterlooville it was called. but look, i'm going to actually go. tt-s— look, i'm going to actually go. tt-s tne— look, i'm going to actually go. it's the double— look, i'm going to actually go. it's the double for— look, i'm going to actually go. it's the double for adam brooks tentpnt— it's the double for adam brooks tonight because— it's the double for adam brooks tonight because i'm going with ttden— tonight because i'm going with biden. actually— tonight because i'm going with biden. actually because, look, ne-s— biden. actually because, look, ne-s sendtnp— biden. actually because, look, he's sending jill— biden. actually because, look, he's sending jill to the coronation. _ he's sending jill to the coronation. he could have made ntsteny.— coronation. he could have made ntsteny. ne— coronation. he could have made history. he should— coronation. he could have made history. he should have been nete— history. he should have been here himself— history. he should have been here himself for— history. he should have been here himself for king charles iii. here himself for king charles .... tat— here himself for king charles at. tat paess— here himself for king charles iii. but guess what? he hates tne— iii. but guess what? he hates tne teyat— iii. but guess what? he hates the royal family— iii. but guess what? he hates the royal family he hates the tnpttsn— the royal family he hates the tnpttsn and— the royal family he hates the english and he— the royal family he hates the english and he hates us. ' i english and he hates us. and tes— english and he hates us. and he's seen our— english and he hates us. and he's seen our indeed,- english and he hates us. and he's seen our indeed, suzanne evans, adam brooks, nigel nelson, thank you so much. fabulous superstar panel. i'm tast— fabulous superstar panel. i'm tast apatn— fabulous superstar panel. i'm back again tomorrow night from 9 pm.— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. neadttnets— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners is— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners is up next, p.m. headliners is up next, tneapn— p.m. headliners is up next, tneapn .— p.m. headliners is up next, tneapn . a— p.m. headliners is up next, though , a good— p.m. headliners is up next, though , a good night.