well . well. good evening on tonight show. the government has a good idea rather— the government has a good idea rather than— the government has a good idea rather than having— the government has a good idea rather than having to go to the gp to— rather than having to go to the gp to get— rather than having to go to the gp to get a— rather than having to go to the gp to get a repeat— rather than having to go to the gp to get a repeat prescription, vou— gp to get a repeat prescription, you can— gp to get a repeat prescription, you go— gp to get a repeat prescription, you go go— gp to get a repeat prescription, you can go to the— gp to get a repeat prescription, you can go to the pharmacist. i goo— you can go to the pharmacist. i goo goo— you can go to the pharmacist. i like the sound— you can go to the pharmacist. i like the sound of— you can go to the pharmacist. i like the sound of it, but will it like the sound of it, but will p pu— like the sound of it, but will p in rou— like the sound of it, but will it in real terms— like the sound of it, but will it in real terms actually work? wou— it in real terms actually work? we'll discuss— it in real terms actually work? we'll discuss the _ it in real terms actually work? we'll discuss the decline of the fox we'll discuss the decline of the po unco— we'll discuss the decline of the po fox— we'll discuss the decline of the fox since fox hunting was gounod. — fox since fox hunting was banned. that's- fox since fox hunting was banned. that's an interesting poy— banned. that's an interesting one. roy chubby— banned. that's an interesting one. roy chubby brown. the comedian— one. roy chubby brown. the comedian banned by big theatre gum.— comedian banned by big theatre goun- whoo— comedian banned by big theatre chain. what does— comedian banned by big theatre chain. what does this mean for the future— chain. what does this mean for the future of— chain. what does this mean for the future of british comedy? ano— the future of british comedy? auo sue-o— the future of british comedy? and she's from _ the future of british comedy? and she's from phoenix, arizona. sho— and she's from phoenix, arizona. sue wo— and she's from phoenix, arizona. sue o— and she's from phoenix, arizona. sue o wou— and she's from phoenix, arizona. she was a well known tv presenter. — she was a well known tv presenter. she _ she was a well known tv presenter. she was a liberal. sue-o— presenter. she was a liberal. sue-o nou— presenter. she was a liberal. sue-o o— presenter. she was a liberal. she's now a conservative. and she— she's now a conservative. and she could— she's now a conservative. and she could gou— she's now a conservative. and she could even be— she's now a conservative. and she could even be donald trump's

goo— she could even be donald trump's vice presidential— she could even be donald trump's vice presidential running mate in gou— vice presidential running mate in their election— vice presidential running mate in their election next year. wou— in their election next year. poo-u fluo— in their election next year. we'll find out. _ in their election next year. we'll find out. in talking pints who— we'll find out. in talking pints who you— we'll find out. in talking pints who kari lake— we'll find out. in talking pints who kari lake really is. but before— who kari lake really is. but before ou— who kari lake really is. but before all of— who kari lake really is. but before all of that, let's get poo— before all of that, let's get one now— before all of that, let's get the news with— before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . pneu— the news with polly middlehurst . ungou nnonko— the news with polly middlehurst . nigel, thanks very much pnoooo. — . nigel, thanks very much indeed. the— . nigel, thanks very much indeed. " g . nigel, thanks very much indeed. g . nigel, thanks very much indeed. " �*q indeed. the evening for news you.the indeed. the evening for news you. the information commissioner's office says it won't be taking any action against lancashire police over the disclosure of nicola bullies person information. the force came under criticism after the 45 year old's body was discovered in the river wyre in february following a three week search. meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent office for police conduct, also says it's identified two areas of learning after the force had contact with nicola bully in the days before she went missing. an independent review by the college of policing into the handung college of policing into the handling of the case is also underway. its findings will be published in the autumn. now the

met police commissioner has defended his force's policing of the coronation after some criticism for the arrest of six protesters ahead of the event. sir mark rowley described the arrests as unfortunate but stressed he supports the arresting officer's actions. the force confirmed the individuals face no further action after being stopped under the new pubuc being stopped under the new public order act . and the prime public order act. and the prime minister has today said he supports people's right to protest, but says the new laws are needed to protect against serious disruption . pharmacists serious disruption. pharmacists will be able to give prescription medicine without a gp sign off in the latest government plans to ease pressure on doctors. under the measures , patients will be able measures, patients will be able to get treatments for seven common conditions, including a sore throat and ear infections without seeing a doctor. it's hoped the new guidelines, which will come into place this winter, will free up about 50 million appointments at surgeries over the next two years. rishi sunak says the measures will also help cut waiting times for those seeking

medical help . international news medical help. international news and the former prime minister of pakistan has been arrested by anti—corruption police in islamabad. his supporters are being told to shut the country down. footage shows those paramilitary troops in riot gear surrounding the former cricketer inside what looks like a courtroom . the move has led to courtroom. the move has led to protests in mr khan's hometown of lahore and members of his political party are now calling for support. imran khan was ousted from power in a parliamentary vote in april last year. parliamentary vote in april last year . here at parliamentary vote in april last year. here at home, a marine barge which will be used to house migrants has arrived in uk waters . it's called the bibby, waters. it's called the bibby, stockholm and it docked in falmouth this morning, getting ready to be refurbished ahead of its use as a housing centre . the its use as a housing centre. the three storey barge will be used for at least 18 months and can hold up to 500 people as they wait for their asylum claims to be processed. it's part of a government scheme to move asylum

seekers away from costly hotel style accommodation . and style accommodation. and ambulance workers in the south—east of england have been striking today as their union escalated its industrial action over pay . unite's members over pay. unite's members employed at south, central and south—east coast ambulance service continued their strike until 10:00 tonight. last month , the members rejected the government's offer of a lump sum cash payment and a 5% pay rise. members of other health unions accepted the same offer . and accepted the same offer. and lastly, thunderstorms have swept across parts of the uk today, causing disruption for road users and travellers. the met office earlier issued a yellow weather warning which is in place until 10:00 tonight. it covers much of southern england east anglia and parts of the midlands. the met office added there could be some damage to property caused by flash flooding. we'll keep our eye on that weather story for you . that weather story for you. you're up to date on tv , online, you're up to date on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tune in app.

this is gb news, britain's news . channel as we . channel- . as we travel . channel— . as we travel around the . channel as we travel around the country doing - as we travel around the country going nongo— - as we travel around the country going gouge-ungo— - as we travel around the country doing farage.large,.of- doing farage at large, one of one— doing farage at large, one of the—complaints. doing farage at large, one of the—complaints get the commonest complaints we get non—goy- the commonest complaints we get from _they cannoti from the audience is they cannot get from the audience is they cannot goo-onen— from the audience is they cannot goo-nnop-pnoy- from the audience is they cannot get-their-they may. get to see their gp. they may nonn— get to see their gp. they may want no— get to see their gp. they may want to gen— get to see their gp. they may want to got u— get to see their gp. they may want to get a diagnosis, they may— want to get a diagnosis, they may nonn— want to get a diagnosis, they may want something simple like a noon— may want something simple like a repeat prescription.— may want something simple like a repeat prescription. and it's driving— repeat prescription. and it's onynng people— repeat prescription. and it's driving people mad. and maybe onu— driving people mad. and maybe not gio— driving people mad. and maybe that did impact— driving people mad. and maybe that did impact a— driving people mad. and maybe that did impact a bit on the conservatives— that did impact a bit on the conservatives in— that did impact a bit on the conservatives in the local elections— conservatives in the local elections last— conservatives in the local elections last thursday . well, elections last thursday. well, as elections last thursday. well, on non— elections last thursday. well, on non of— elections last thursday. well, as pan on one— elections last thursday. well, as part of the government's pnnony— as part of the government's primary health— as part of the government's primary health care plan, nnoy-vo— primary health care plan, they've come— primary health care plan, they've come up overnight . they've come up overnight. right- — they've come up overnight. pngnn. wnn— they've come up overnight. right. with what i think is a guy— right. with what i think is a guy goon— right. with what i think is a really good idea, rather than noving— really good idea, rather than noving no— really good idea, rather than noynng no go— really good idea, rather than having to go to— really good idea, rather than having to go to your gp for a relatively— having to go to your gp for a relatively common complaint, pornono— relatively common complaint, pornopo o— relatively common complaint, ponnopo o oo— relatively common complaint, perhaps a sore throat, earache, oononnng— perhaps a sore throat, earache, something like— perhaps a sore throat, earache, something like that. and if you noon— something like that. and if you noon o— something like that. and if you noon o nonoon— something like that. and if you need a repeat prescription , then need a repeat prescription, then why— need a repeat prescription, then nny non— need a repeat prescription, then nny non nypooo— need a repeat prescription, then why not bypass the gp and go onngnn— why not bypass the gp and go onngnn no—

why not bypass the gp and go straight to the _ why not bypass the gp and go straight to the pharmacist ? straight to the pharmacist? goon — straight to the pharmacist? goon n— straight to the pharmacist? gosh, i think— straight to the pharmacist? gosh, i think it's a good idea. i gosh, i think it's a good idea. unno— gosh, i think it's a good idea. i think they've— gosh, i think it's a good idea. i think they've actually got oononnng— i think they've actually got something right and it could noo— something right and it could noo un— something right and it could free up millions— something right and it could free up millions of gp appointments every single year. guoonon— appointments every single year. guoonon po,— appointments every single year. question is, can— appointments every single year. question is, can the pharmacies gono— question is, can the pharmacies oono onu— question is, can the pharmacies oopo nnon nnoy— question is, can the pharmacies cope that they have the means to do cope that they have the means to go ou— cope that they have the means to go on on— cope that they have the means to go on on onio— cope that they have the means to do all of this physically and goon— do all of this physically and guon ooyo— do all of this physically and guon ooyo n— do all of this physically and given says i was— do all of this physically and given says i was surprised by onio— given says i was surprised by no onon— given says i was surprised by this that 670— given says i was surprised by this that 670 pharmacies have goooo— this that 670 pharmacies have closed around— this that 670 pharmacies have closed around the country since pon— closed around the country since pon onu— closed around the country since 2015 and there— closed around the country since 2015 and there were some real ongunonn— 2015 and there were some real ongunonto going— 2015 and there were some real arguments going on with goyonnnont— arguments going on with government about funding. can the pharmacies— government about funding. can the pharmacies actually do this if the pharmacies actually do this p p— the pharmacies actually do this p p workou— the pharmacies actually do this p p nonkoo ,— the pharmacies actually do this if it worked , it— the pharmacies actually do this if it worked , it would be a if it worked, it would be a gonnno— if it worked, it would be a gonnno ,— if it worked, it would be a terrific , practical, sensible terrific, practical, sensible ootunon— terrific, practical, sensible ootunon .— terrific, practical, sensible solution . certainly in america, solution. certainly in america, you— solution. certainly in america, you know,— solution. certainly in america, you know, you— solution. certainly in america, you know, you would go to a pnonnoont— you know, you would go to a pharmacist with— you know, you would go to a pharmacist with a common ounonn— pharmacist with a common opnonn so— pharmacist with a common ailment. so it's— pharmacist with a common ailment. so it's the government's big plan. i like the government's big plan. i like no noo— government's big plan. i like no no on— government's big plan. i like the idea of it.— government's big plan. i like the idea of it. will it work? pot— the idea of it. will it work? pot no— the idea of it. will it work? let me know— the idea of it. will it work? let me know your thoughts. farage@gbnews.uk for somebody who farage@gbnews.uk for somebody nno gon— farage@gbnews.uk for somebody nno pmbabty— farage@gbnews.uk for somebody who can probably answer that ouoonon— who can probably answer that ouoonon po— who can probably answer that question, is dr.— who can probably answer that question, is dr. lila hornbeck, oniof— question, is dr. lila hornbeck, chief executive— question, is dr. lila hornbeck, chief executive of— question, is dr. lila hornbeck, chief executive of the association - chief executive of the association of independent

pnonnogoo— association of independent pharmacies ,_ association of independent pharmacies , and lila , we know pharmacies, and lila, we know gnono-o— pharmacies, and lila, we know gnono-o o— pharmacies, and lila, we know gnono-o o nonto— pharmacies, and lila, we know there's a major crisis with our gps.— there's a major crisis with our gps. wo— there's a major crisis with our gps. to novo— there's a major crisis with our gps. we have a— there's a major crisis with our gps. we have a rapidly rising populou— gps. we have a rapidly rising poputa. option.— gps. we have a rapidly rising popular option. our ratio of gp-o— popular option. our ratio of gp-o non— popular option. our ratio of gp's per person— popular option. our ratio of gp's per person is getting worse ovony— gp's per person is getting worse oyony unno— gp's per person is getting worse oyony single you— gp's per person is getting worse oyony single you .— gp's per person is getting worse every single year. this idea on no— every single year. this idea on no noo— every single year. this idea on no no on— every single year. this idea on the face of it,— every single year. this idea on the face of it, looks quite oovont— the face of it, looks quite oovont. — the face of it, looks quite clever . yes,— the face of it, looks quite clever . 4.3.3 2c” " doze; the face of it, looks quite clever . 4.3.3 265 " ccu; e clever. yes, definitely. it's a step in the right direction. nigel and this is something that we have been asking for and you know, we've been saying for years that we're willing to support the nhs in every way that we can. the problem has always been that those calls have not been listened to. so it's definitely a step. well, maybe they listen, maybe they're listening now. you know, they're quonpng— listening now. you know, they're notonng — listening now. you know, they're listening now. but— listening now. you know, they're listening now. but but- e sec" n; you know, they're listening now. wiry; e sec" n; you know, they're listening now. e"tiil”tiil listening now. but but there is a big elephant the room and a big elephant in the room and that that our funding since that is that our funding since 2015 was cut. and then it was is it stayed at the same place since four years ago, despite the inflation and despite everything else. so let's just get this straight. yeah , you get get this straight. yeah, you get funding— get this straight. yeah, you get funding from — get this straight. yeah, you get funding from central- gig 3 yeah, you get funding from central government for nonung—

funding from central government for nopang pno— funding from central government for helping the nhs, of course. so for helping the nhs, of course. so goon— for helping the nhs, of course. so goon of— for helping the nhs, of course. so goon of nu— for helping the nhs, of course. so 90% of all the— for helping the nhs, of course. so 90% of all the activities that we do in the pharmacy are absolutely nhs related . so, so absolutely nhs related. so, so our funding essentially comes from, from, from the nhs, but that funding pot has for many years been pretty empty. so there is a deficit of £1.1 billion, a shortfall of £1.1 billion, a shortfall of £1.1 billion because of the government are promising another 645 million for this scheme, which is sort of halfway towards what you would like to see. but presumably this plan— presumably this plan means a lot work for— presumably this plan means a lot more work for pharmacists as you. — more work for pharmacists as you. vou— more work for pharmacists as well. yes, and— more work for pharmacists as well. yes, and that- more work for pharmacists as well. /it: 2 more work for pharmacists as well. /it: w2 g well. yes, and that is something that we need to dive into and look at in terms of like what the specifications are. so at the specifications are. so at the moment, we have obviously struggling with workforce challenges and, you know, dependsin challenges and, you know, depends in terms of like how much this is going to land on pharmacy who are currently under under a lot of pressure right now. but you do also, as a nanny— now. but you do also, as a pharmacy sell— but you do also, as a pharmacy sell other products . pharmacy sell other products. on — pharmacy sell other products. on so— pharmacy sell other products. on so no— pharmacy sell other products. yeah. so the shop can make a

profit— yeah. so the shop can make a prom .— yeah. so the shop can make a profit . noun— yeah. so the shop can make a profit . would this— yeah. so the shop can make a profit . would this help that profit. would this help that npnoon— profit. would this help that hinder that— profit. would this help that hinder that make no difference? won.— hinder that make no difference? you again— hinder that make no difference? you again .— hinder that make no difference? well, again , that— hinder that make no difference? well, again , that otc— hinder that make no difference? well, again , that orc bid- hinder that make no difference? well, again, that otc bid for an independent pharmacy is a very, very small portion of what they do. so 90% of what they do are nhs services from dispensing 90, 90, and sometimes over 90. i mean, if in rural places in places where deprivation is you, you have more than 90% of your activity is nhs funded. and because some of the 2 , \o 22 and because some of the big chains, i because some of the big chains, p ouppooo— because some of the big chains, p ouppooo no— because some of the big chains, i suppose are more— because some of the big chains, i suppose are more like supermarkets- i suppose are more like supermarkets with a pharmacy onoonoo. — supermarkets with a pharmacy attached. yeah.— supermarkets with a pharmacy attached. yeah. so so, so you've got— attached. yeah. so so, so you've got no— attached. yeah. so so, so you've got the nationals— attached. yeah. so so, so you've got the nationals ,_ attached. yeah. so so, so you've got the nationals , you know, got the nationals, you know, uno— got the nationals, you know, too nooto— got the nationals, you know, like boots and— got the nationals, you know, like boots and like supermarkets that like boots and like supermarkets gnu novo— like boots and like supermarkets that have other— like boots and like supermarkets that have other activities, but pnooponoont— that have other activities, but independent pharmacies essentially— independent pharmacies essentially all their activities , a essentially all their activities , o voo— essentially all their activities , a vast majority— essentially all their activities , a vast majority of their activities _ , a vast majority of their activities is— , a vast majority of their activities is nhs related. ' 2 activities is nhs related. and now— activities is nhs related. and now many— activities is nhs related. and now many of— activities is nhs related. and how many of them— activities is nhs related. and how many of them are there independent? well, at the moment the independent? well, at the moment no nunonn— independent? well, at the moment no nunnonn po— independent? well, at the moment the number is shrinking— 22“ well, at the moment the number is shrinking pretty foot. — the number is shrinking pretty on so— the number is shrinking pretty fast. so since— the number is shrinking pretty fast. so since 2015,- the number is shrinking pretty fast. 2i 20�*s i“ fast. so since 2015, we've seen about 800 pharmacists shutting their doors for good. and this year we've anticipated if the core funding that pot i was talking about, where there's a shortage of £1.1 billion is not

supported with an injection of liquidity , then we will see more liquidity, then we will see more pharmacies closing the doors. in fact, about 600 to 700 closing by the end of this year. if nothing happens. right. so this plan— nothing happens. right. so this pt... oonnoo— nothing happens. right. so this pin pn— nothing happens. right. so this plan comes in at— nothing happens. right. so this plan comes in at a— nothing happens. right. so this plan comes in at a time- 2 right. so this plan comes in at a time when the pnoononoonto— plan comes in at a time when the independents are— plan comes in at a time when the independents are closing down onyuoy. — independents are closing down onyuoy. voo— independents are closing down onyuoy. voo. — independents are closing down onyuoy. voo. so— independents are closing down anyway. yes. so we want the government to make sure that the support the government and the support the government and the support is the problem that we have. we don't know the details yet in terms of like what is expected of us as part of this service that we're asking to do. how much ? i mean, this is the how much? i mean, this is the big— how much? i mean, this is the big announcement of the day. and:— big announcement of the day. and, you— big announcement of the day. and, you-rishi's- big announcement of the day. and, you rishi's mother, and, you know, rishi's mother, of course, was— and, you know, rishi's mother, of course, was a— and, you know, rishi's mother, of course, was a pharmacy , and of course, was a pharmacy, and noo— of course, was a pharmacy, and non gono— of course, was a pharmacy, and non eono nook— of course, was a pharmacy, and he's gone back to— of course, was a pharmacy, and he's gone back to sort hampton unono— he's gone back to sort hampton unono no— he's gone back to sort hampton unono no grou— he's gone back to sort hampton where he grew up— he's gone back to sort hampton where he grew up and, you know, all where he grew up and, you know, on of— where he grew up and, you know, on on not— where he grew up and, you know, all of that makes— where he grew up and, you know, all of that makes a— where he grew up and, you know, all of that makes a very good gory.— all of that makes a very good story. consultation all of that makes a very good- story._consultation has story. how much consultation has gnono— story. how much consultation has mono-unn— story. how much consultation has gnono-unn youn— story. how much consultation has there with your group ahead there been with your group ahead of there been with your group ahead on gno— there been with your group ahead of this announcement? well, gnono— of this announcement? well, mono-noon— of this announcement? well, there-been a- of this announcement? well, there-been a lot- of this announcement? well, there been a lot of there hasn't been a lot of consultation— there hasn't been a lot of consultation about this pontouton— consultation about this particular thing, but we have noon— particular thing, but we have noon saying— particular thing, but we have noon saying to— particular thing, but we have been saying to the government gon— been saying to the government not, you— been saying to the government not, you know,— been saying to the government that, you know, we want to do mono-funn— that, you know, we want to do mono-fund uo— that, you know, we want to do more fund us appropriately more but fund us appropriately and pay— more but fund us appropriately and pay us— more but fund us appropriately and pay us essentially what we

oooono— and pay us essentially what we oooonolfon— and pay us essentially what we deserve .for the— and pay us essentially what we deserve for the the work deserve for for the the work not— deserve for for the the work not no — deserve for for the the work not no go. — deserve for for the the work that we do. a— deserve for for the the work that we do. a lot- deserve for for the the work that we do. ' that we do. a lot of pharmacists, nigel, are working out of pocket. so the drugs the drug is going up. the drug bill is going up. the medicine costs costs are going up lot of them up and a lot of them are dispensing medicines at a loss. no should do that. but they no one should do that. but they do again, we do that because, again, we cannot costs onto the cannot add our costs onto the patients the consumers . so patients and the consumers. so whilst businesses can do whilst other businesses can do that , we whilst other businesses can do that, we don't do that. and so they it on themselves. in they take it on themselves. in short , it lila hanebeck in short , it lila hanebeck will short, it lila hanebeck will gno— short, it lila hanebeck will no plan— short, it lila hanebeck will this plan work— short, it lila hanebeck will this plan work ? eunice e 22 this plan work? well, it depends on the government. if they're willing to make it work and on the officials that work with us. so we are entering negotiations with them to see how this is going to pan out. we have always been we kept our doors been willing we kept our doors open throughout the pandemic and we our doors. and we never shut our doors. and we've always we've been we've always been there. there there. we've always been there for the public. and so it depends on them. if they want to make work. you did great work make it work. you did great work during— make it work. you did great work during gno— make it work. you did great work during the pandemic— make it work. you did great work during the pandemic ._ e you did great work during the pandemic. unlike many e you did great work dursurgeriesandemic . unlike many e you did great work dursurgeries who nic . unlike many e you did great work dursurgeries who all . unlike many e you did great work dursurgeries who all . unlwould ny gp surgeries who all they would onon— gp surgeries who all they would onon-zoon— gp surgeries who all they would offer zoom consultation . so offer was zoom consultation. so i offer was zoom consultation. so p—you— offer was zoom consultation. so p—you go— offer was zoom consultation. so p—you go commentl offer was zoom consultation. so. i_you to comment on i don't expect you to comment on non— i don't expect you to comment on not, out— i don't expect you to comment on not, out p— i don't expect you to comment on that, but i want— i don't expect you to comment on that, but i want this— i don't expect you to comment on that, but i want this to work.

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completely fills it. you're listening to gb— completely fills it. you're listening to gb news- 2 e you're listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. so unu— listening to gb news radio. so win no— listening to gb news radio. so win no pun— listening to gb news radio. so will the plan to— listening to gb news radio. so will the plan to let— listening to gb news radio. so will the plan to let pharmacists do a lot more diagnosis and give repeat prescriptions ? will it repeat prescriptions? will it actually work? some of your views coming in. steve says our pharmacists, doctors know if a pharmacy prescribes antibiotics for a sore throat , which weeks for a sore throat, which weeks later might actually be diagnosed as cancer. who is responsible and who gets sued ? responsible and who gets sued? steve with respect, the point is that we want people with really serious conditions to go to

their gp. so that they can get scans rather than having to wait weeks for an appointment because people with minor ailments are in their way. and if you went to a gp with a sore throat, you would not immediately be sent off for a scan . it only if that off for a scan. it only if that condition gets worse. john says nothing original here. nigel pharmacists in france and many other countries have been on the front line for years . john front line for years. john you're absolute right. france, america , wherever you go, america, wherever you go, pharmacists have a really important role in people's lives . all we're doing here at last, i hope, is playing catch up. time for one more, jason says . time for one more, jason says. we're once again letting the nhs off the hook. they still cry out for more money regardless, the nhs is not underfunded. it's just poorly managed. well, jason , if ever you wanted to see an example of central sized socialist style organisation management and expenditure of money, then the nhs is where you

would go. however i thought our witness, laila , a moment ago witness, laila, a moment ago made the point that small independent pharmacists, 90% of their work is nhs work and if they're closing in their hundreds because they can't make ends meet, then it seems to me something. if this plan is going to work, needs to be done. now, last night we had professor matthew goodwin on the programme and both he and i have been speculating that the next set of net migration figures will be at an all time high. well a leak published in today's daily telegraph suggesting that in a couple of weeks time when the net migration figures come out, they will . be 675,000 people. they will. be 675,000 people. thatis they will. be 675,000 people. that is double still the highest ever year before brexit. and just think about this net migration ran . down from 1945 to migration ran. down from 1945 to the year 2000 at about an average of 30,000 a year. and

we're now talking about pushing up towards three quarters of a million. oh, and that's without those crossing the channel in boats. is it any wonder we can't get a gp appointment? is it any wonder that our kids can't get onto the housing ladder yet? nobodyin onto the housing ladder yet? nobody in westminster even wants to talk about it. maybe that's because those that make our laws generally have little understanding of the real world. i was vociferously opposed to the fox hunting ban that came in in 2004. it seemed to me it had nothing to do with animal rights or the welfare of foxes, just a deep dislike from an urban majority for against the significant quite significant majority living in the countryside who wanted to pursue fox hunting path out of their way of life as it had been for centuries . well, blow me down as centuries. well, blow me down as a few years go by. we're now told that by 103 vets who published a paper to say that in

rural england , the fox in some rural england, the fox in some areas is in danger of complete albie dying out . why is that? albie dying out. why is that? well if we're not hunting them with hounds, we're shooting them at night with lamps, with long—range rifles, and we're actually taking out a lot of the fisher foxes. it seems extraordinary that you ban fox hunting and the numbers decline . by the way, none of this appues . by the way, none of this applies to urban foxes, which are increasing and the hypocrisy of the whole thing . i mean, the of the whole thing. i mean, the rspb, the royal society for the protection of birds, they shoot foxes because if foxes are there, whether a ground nesting birds, they will do vast damage . and yet because they recognise a long—range rifle shot at night is unlikely to get a clean kill, guess what they do? they send dogsin guess what they do? they send dogs in to finish them off. the whole thing is absolutely crackers. alex proud is a club and restaurant owner, a telegraph columnist who has opined on this subject before.

alex can you believe that we ban fox hunting and we now have a shortage of rural foxes ? well, shortage of rural foxes? well, obviously the absurdity of that is wonderful and a perfect illustration of what happens when stupid legislation, as you rightly said, the tyranny of the tiny majority of the very large minority and geographically very separate lifestyles . that's what separate lifestyles. that's what happens when this sort of stupid legislation occurs as you rightly said, legislation that was nothing to do with preventing cruelty to animals. i mean, let's face it. if we want to prevent cruelty to animals, let's talk about how we kill our cows and look after pigs and how we breed chickens and various other farmed animals and worry about that far more than we do foxes in the countryside . and foxes in the countryside. and it's it was an absurd piece of legislation. to that's do with some very ancient sense of class war that toffs hunts and that

posh people get on horses and they beat the poor people from their horse, which is obviously absurd because actually hunting in the countryside is actually an extraordinarily cross class pursuit. it's nothing to do with posh people or poor people . it's posh people or poor people. it's to do with country people . you to do with country people. you know, i go, alex, i go to the boxing day hunt, meet west kent and the old surrey and burstow. i go every year. i've been going for decades and it's far from a group of posh people. it's an incredible cross—section of people who are there, although of not allowed to of course they're not allowed to hunt dogs. they hunt hunt with dogs. they hunt a trail. but alex, you know, i was on the march. there were over 400,000 of us that marched through london say, let us through london to say, let us get on with what we want to do. by get on with what we want to do. by the way , i've never hunted a by the way, i've never hunted a fox myself, but i absolutely support the right of others to do so. but i wonder, as a restaurateur, whether what we're really seeing here is a total change of our thinking about animals. mean , i you have animals. i mean, i bet you have vegetarian and vegan dishes now on your menus . yes, i do. and

on your menus. yes, i do. and again, i live and let live. i want my eldest son is a ramp vegetarian vegan. i'm changes from gno— vegetarian vegan. i'm changes from nno go— vegetarian vegan. i'm changes from time to time— vegetarian vegan. i'm changes from time to time .— vegetarian vegan. i'm changes from time to time . i- 2 2 i'm changes from time to time . i have from time to time. i have nonna— from time to time. i have nothing against it. and i you know,— nothing against it. and i you know, no— nothing against it. and i you know, no on— nothing against it. and i you know, it's an extremely healthy unootyto— know, it's an extremely healthy lifestyle choice.— know, it's an extremely healthy lifestyle choice. i— know, it's an extremely healthy lifestyle choice. i i tend to foot— lifestyle choice. i i tend to to not— lifestyle choice. i i tend to feel that the _ lifestyle choice. i i tend to feel that the concept of live onu— feel that the concept of live and pot— feel that the concept of live and let live— feel that the concept of live and let live is— feel that the concept of live and let live is fairly important.- and let live is fairly important. i'm far more interested— important. i'm far more interested in— important. i'm far more interested in legislation about noonny— interested in legislation about healthy farming— interested in legislation about healthy farming of animals not using— healthy farming of animals not using steroids— healthy farming of animals not using steroids to— healthy farming of animals not using steroids to make animals grou— using steroids to make animals grow ot— using steroids to make animals grow at nugo— using steroids to make animals grow at huge rates. you know, no— grow at huge rates. you know, no otonoioo— grow at huge rates. you know, the steroids and— grow at huge rates. you know, the steroids and animals come gnnougn— the steroids and animals come gnnougn go— the steroids and animals come through to uo— the steroids and animals come through to us and— the steroids and animals come through to us and that's why we novo— through to us and that's why we novo gno— through to us and that's why we have the problems. we have now unn— have the problems. we have now npn unn— have the problems. we have now with with becoming with antibiotics,— with with becoming with antibiotics, etcetera. so i'm muon— antibiotics, etcetera. so i'm much more concerned about that. am much more concerned about that. on and— much more concerned about that. on and no— much more concerned about that. am and the humane killing of animato— am and the humane killing of animals for— am and the humane killing of animals for farm _ am and the humane killing of animals for farm is much more important— animals for farm is much more important gnon— animals for farm is much more important than this ridiculously tiny important than this ridiculously nny gun-oon.— important than this ridiculously tiny subjects. and you know , tiny subjects. and you know, nunnng— tiny subjects. and you know, hunting still— tiny subjects. and you know, hunting still goes on, obviously it's hunting still goes on, obviously no ong— hunting still goes on, obviously it's drag hunting— hunting still goes on, obviously it's drag hunting now and i'm gloo— it's drag hunting now and i'm out not— it's drag hunting now and i'm out not no— it's drag hunting now and i'm glad that the hunts have ounuoo— glad that the hunts have survived and— glad that the hunts have survived and the glad that the hunts have- survived and the-have survived and the hounds have ouanog— survived and the hounds have survived. and— survived and the hounds have survived. and also a part of the oounnyoioo— survived. and also a part of the countryside-history- survived. and also a part of the countryside history has countryside and our history has ounuoo. — countryside and our history has ounuoo. p— countryside and our history has ounuoo. duo— countryside and our history has survived. i just don't really

uno— survived. i just don't really too p— survived. i just don't really like it when— survived. i just don't really like it when a— survived. i just don't really like it when a tiny majority nutoo— like it when a tiny majority nutoo o— like it when a tiny majority nutoo o yony— like it when a tiny majority rules a very large minority . i rules a very large minority. i nun— rules a very large minority. i nun got— rules a very large minority. i ntgnt got tn— rules a very large minority. i might get in trouble with you. tnono— might get in trouble with you. tnono utgot,— might get in trouble with you. there nigel, because we could nontton— there nigel, because we could mention brexit,_ there nigel, because we could mention brexit, but i wouldn't do mention brexit, but i wouldn't to tnot— mention brexit, but i wouldn't to tnot on— mention brexit, but i wouldn't do that on your— mention brexit, but i wouldn't do that on your show. 42. 2 mention brexit, but i wouldn't do that on your show. 42:2. 2 do that on your show. you'd be welcome. alex. you want to come in and argue about brexit with me? any day of me? you're welcome. any day of the but your point that the week. but your point that these urbanites who call themselves liberals are actually themselves liberals are actually the most illiberal people that have ever lived in our country. alex, thank you very much indeed for joining me this very for joining me on this very interesting perhaps to some interesting and perhaps to some surprise debate. roy chubby brown has been a comedian . yes, brown has been a comedian. yes, of course, he uses bad language . yes, of course, he is outraged . and yet he sells videos, dvds , discs, he packs, theatres, all over the country. he has done for decades. and now a major theatre chain has banned him for not being in line with their principles . not being in line with their principles. comedian jim davidson will join me to discuss that in just a

won't talk about. if it's happening, it's happening here. wake up two mornings on gb news the people's channel. britain's

. his name is royston vasey, but he's known as roy chubby brown over 35 years. he's been going out— over 35 years. he's been going ount tnto— over 35 years. he's been going around this country— 252: he's been going around this country making goonto— around this country making googto tougn— around this country making people laugh in very considerable numbers. but now the ambassador— considerable numbers. but now the ambassador theatre group, big the ambassador theatre group, ntg tnootno— the ambassador theatre group, big theatre group in britain , big theatre group in britain, tunono— big theatre group in britain, europe, indeed— big theatre group in britain, europe, indeed in the states as not— europe, indeed in the states as not .— europe, indeed in the states as not . noto— europe, indeed in the states as well , have cancelled roy chubby well, have cancelled roy chubby nnoun— well, have cancelled roy chubby brown, according _ well, have cancelled roy chubby brown, according to brown's toon— brown, according to brown's toon. tt-o— brown, according to brown's team, it's because apparently he tooon-t— team, it's because apparently he tooon-t nt— team, it's because apparently he doesn't fit their— team, it's because apparently he doesn't fit their equity , doesn't fit their equity, ttvonotty— doesn't fit their equity, diversity and - doesn't fit their equity, diversity and inclusive equity potty.— diversity and inclusive equity pottoy. you.— diversity and inclusive equity pottoy. nou. pt— diversity and inclusive equity policy. well, if that's the case, is the _ policy. well, if that's the case, is the future of any oonotto— case, is the future of any oonotto tn— case, is the future of any comedic in secure? well, who totton— comedic in secure? well, who totton to— comedic in secure? well, who totton to join— comedic in secure? well, who better to join me— comedic in secure? well, who better to join me than jim povttoono— better to join me than jim davidson? jim— better to join me than jim davidson? jim what is going on? i davidson? jim what is going on? . noon— davidson? jim what is going on? . toy.— davidson? jim what is going on? i mean, roy, chubby brown , he's i mean, roy, chubby brown, he's nuto— i mean, roy, chubby brown, he's nuto. no-o— i mean, roy, chubby brown, he's rude. he's loud— i mean, roy, chubby brown, he's rude. he's loud .— i mean, roy, chubby brown, he's rude. he's loud . but you know rude. he's loud. but you know unatt— rude. he's loud. but you know unotp n— rude. he's loud. but you know unotp tt .— rude. he's loud. but you know what? if i want— rude. he's loud. but you know what? if i want to— rude. he's loud. but you know what? if i want to pay my £35 to go ont— what? if i want to pay my £35 to go and go— what? if i want to pay my £35 to go ont mm.— what? if i want to pay my £35 to go and see him, isn't that up to no— go and see him, isn't that up to no p — go and see him, isn't that up to no p wett— go and see him, isn't that up to no p nou. .— go and see him, isn't that up to me .p well, i think— go and see him, isn't that up to me .p well, i think it- go and see him, isn't that up to me .p well, i think it is,- go and see him, isn't that up to me ? �*ft�*tiee e 2 222 me? well, i think it is, nigel. and i think. i think it is. people should vote with their feet . but. people should vote with their feet. but. but here's the thing.

if you look at roy chubby brown, he's different to me. we're both is outrageous. and probably like telling rude jokes . but he's not telling rude jokes. but he's not political, is he ? he's not that political, is he? he's not that you know, you don't know who he votes for. obviously, looking at him like that, he's obviously a raving loony. but you don't quite know. so it's not a political thing. i just think that the ambassador theatre group, who i've known for years , who i've worked for, ambassador theatre group for 40 years and now found myself cancelled as well, i'm i'm not sure why they cancel. i think it is because i think maybe that certain firms certainly the ambassador theatre group are struck angling for money and profit . and so they're looking profit. and so they're looking all around the for world finance and they don't want these people to say, oh, you've got that awful man. so they sort of clear the decks. they want to be nice and lovely and woke. so that's why chubby's got himself cancelled , i think. i see. so cancelled, i think. i see. so you've got financial “g so you've got financial problems. so you've got financial problems. so you— you've got financial problems. so you oonoot— you've got financial problems.

so you cancel the— you've got financial problems. so you cancel the very comedians tnot— so you cancel the very comedians tnot tnot— so you cancel the very comedians tnot tnot pack— so you cancel the very comedians that that pack it— so you cancel the very comedians that that pack it to _ so you cancel the very comedians that that pack it to the nottono. — that that pack it to the rafters. yeah - that that pack it to the rafters. yeah “22“ 22:2 rafters. yeah yeah. i got a better one with that. and i'll tell you specifically, i was booked to play the qi theatre in peterborough and some theatre in barnstable. they're owned by the same group and it was sold out and a month before i went there to do the gigs, i was banned from going the next time, so they wanted me to go this time because i'd sold both theatres out. but they don't want me back because it doesn't fit in. and again, these are people that are looking for finance. it's from the arts council, from this atg are a fantastic group . and to be are a fantastic group. and to be fair, nigel, if i didn't like someone, i owned a theatre and i didn't like him, i wouldn't let him in as well. but you know, is it designed, is that decided by theatrical people or maybe some secretary or some finance person? but he's all one way. jim isn't it? how many left wing oonnottono— jim isn't it? how many left wing comedians are— jim isn't it? how many left wing comedians are getting banned non— comedians are getting banned tnon tnooo— comedians are getting banned from these theatres ? �*ft�*tiee from these theatres? well, no, tootouo— from these theatres? well, no, because they're all lefty luvvies anyway. yeah, but. but you know where we go. but the

great thing is people will find chubby brown, people will find me and well, well, jim. jim actually , arnie, you- actually , arnie, you know, and. actually, arnie, you know, and. ant— actually, arnie, you know, and. ant you— actually, arnie, you know, and. ant you tnon.— actually, arnie, you know, and. and you know, you've suffered youn— and you know, you've suffered youn onono— and you know, you've suffered youn onono ot— and you know, you've suffered your share of cancellations , but your share of cancellations, but youo— your share of cancellations, but you got— your share of cancellations, but you got you— your share of cancellations, but you've got your own channel now. you— you've got your own channel now. you onoonnt — you've got your own channel now. you stream made.com and i'm told youo— you stream made.com and i'm told you totng— you stream made.com and i'm told you totng tony— you stream made.com and i'm told you're doing very well. yes. and tuot— you're doing very well. yes. and we've just signed— you're doing very well. yes. and we've just signed up chubby nnoun— we've just signed up chubby nnoun oo— we've just signed up chubby brown as well. _ we've just signed up chubby brown as well. 2 brown as well. just to rub their noses in it. and being banned from a theatres makes the from a lot of theatres makes the people find you. i've just people will find you. i've just done a tour. nigel played done a tour. nigel and i played to business chubby brown to 94% business chubby brown will do the same. this is people power. you know all about this, nigel. you're a champion. and so the gb news let the people decide. on that note , jim decide. on that note, jim davidson i say thank you for coming on and i'll see you very, very soon, i hope. thank you . very soon, i hope. thank you. nou.— very soon, i hope. thank you. nou. tnono— very soon, i hope. thank you. well, there you— very soon, i hope. thank you. well, there you are. - 23 i“ thank you. well, there you are. jim's ntgnt. — well, there you are. jim's ngnt. vou— well, there you are. jim's right. you know, if theatres ton-t— right. you know, if theatres ton-t nont— right. you know, if theatres don't want the _ right. you know, if theatres don't want the business and goonto— don't want the business and googto nont— don't want the business and googto wont to— don't want the business and people want to hear roy chubby nnoun— people want to hear roy chubby nnonn tnoy— people want to hear roy chubby brown, they will— people want to hear roy chubby brown, they will find ways to do it. brown, they will find ways to do tt. ton.— brown, they will find ways to do tt. ton. toot— brown, they will find ways to do it. now, last night— brown, they will find ways to do it. now, last night we talked about— it. now, last night we talked about tno— it. now, last night we talked about the tric— it. now, last night we talked about the tric awards . yes, the about the tric awards. yes, the totovtoton — about the tric awards. yes, the television and— about the tric awards. yes, the television and radio annual ooot— television and radio annual ooot ont— television and radio annual awards and the— television and radio annual awards and the fact that my name

was awards and the fact that my name tnono— awards and the fact that my name tnonoltno— awards and the fact that my name was there .the list— awards and the fact that my name was there-the list of- awards and the fact that my name was there the list of runners was there on the list of runners ont— was there on the list of runners ont nttono— was there on the list of runners and riders-news— was there on the list of runners and riders. news presenter of and riders. as news presenter of the and riders. as news presenter of to noon. — and riders. as news presenter of to noon. so— and riders. as news presenter of the year. so many— and riders. as news presenter of the year. so many of you were tnytng— the year. so many of you were tnytng to— the year. so many of you were tnytng to noto— the year. so many of you were trying to vote for— the year. so many of you were trying to vote for me that the oyoton — trying to vote for me that the system crashed _ trying to vote for me that the system crashed and it's caused noot ongon— system crashed and it's caused some real anger out there. i've got— some real anger out there. i've got oooogoo— some real anger out there. i've got messages like— some real anger out there. i've got messages like this. hello, mr got messages like this. hello, on tonogo. — got messages like this. hello, on ponogo. tno— got messages like this. hello, mr farage. i've attached a copy of mr farage. i've attached a copy ot ny— mr farage. i've attached a copy ot nny tnon— mr farage. i've attached a copy of my trick voting _ mr farage. i've attached a copy of my trick voting form support nttttng— of my trick voting form support nttttng you— of my trick voting form support nttttng you tn— of my trick voting form support hitting you in the— of my trick voting form support hitting you in the news gnooonton— hitting you in the news presenter category . as you can presenter category. as you can n— presenter category. as you can tt oo— presenter category. as you can see, it was rejected with no ooptonotton— see, it was rejected with no explanation. maybe this is how tnoy— explanation. maybe this is how tnoy ug— explanation. maybe this is how tnoy ntg tno— explanation. maybe this is how they rig the voting . in spite of they rig the voting. in spite of tnto— they rig the voting. in spite of no oogonont— they rig the voting. in spite of this apparent skulduggery . i this apparent skulduggery. i not— this apparent skulduggery. i not you— this apparent skulduggery. i wish you well. _ this apparent skulduggery. i wish you well. by the way, i'm ooo— wish you well. by the way, i'm oot to— wish you well. by the way, i'm oot to ntoo— wish you well. by the way, i'm sad to miss you— wish you well. by the way, i'm sad to miss you on— wish you well. by the way, i'm sad to miss you on bournemouth tnto— sad to miss you on bournemouth tnto noot. — sad to miss you on bournemouth this week. regards,— sad to miss you on bournemouth this week. regards, peter. so nony— this week. regards, peter. so nony poopto— this week. regards, peter. so many people getting in touch to say many people getting in touch to ooy tnoy— many people getting in touch to say they couldn't— many people getting in touch to say they couldn't vote. so we too — say they couldn't vote. so we too noon— say they couldn't vote. so we have been on— say they couldn't vote. so we have been on to— say they couldn't vote. so we have been on to trick and they assure us that— have been on to trick and they assure us that btec nology has noon— assure us that btec nology has toon uptotot— assure us that btec nology has toon uptotot .— assure us that btec nology has been updated . they were been updated. they were ounpntoot— been updated. they were ounpnoot ty— been updated. they were surprised by the reaction and tnoy— surprised by the reaction and tnoy pnontoo— surprised by the reaction and they promise us— surprised by the reaction and they promise us it's now working tno— they promise us it's now working ttno. so— they promise us it's now working ttno. so tnooo— they promise us it's now working fine. so those of— they promise us it's now working fine. so those of you that count— fine. so those of you that couldn't vote— fine. so those of you that couldn't vote and tried time and tno— couldn't vote and tried time and ttno ogotn— couldn't vote and tried time and time again, they've— couldn't vote and tried time and time again, they've got their tnono— time again, they've got their tuoto tn— time again, they've got their tuoto tn o— time again, they've got their ducks in a row— time again, they've got their ducks in a row .— time again, they've got their ducks in a row. so please go. ant— ducks in a row. so please go. no not— ducks in a row. so please go. no no tt— ducks in a row. so please go. and what if you— ducks in a row. so please go. and what if you want to please go ont— and what if you want to please go ont noto— and what if you want to please go and 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tnto— go and vote for me? if after no no— go and vote for me? if after this we find— go and vote for me? if after this we find people can't vote, nou— this we find people can't vote, nott .— this we find people can't vote, nott . noyto— this we find people can't vote, well , maybe then— this we find people can't vote, well , maybe then maybe then i'll well, maybe then maybe then i'll be well, maybe then maybe then i'll to tonntot— well, maybe then maybe then i'll to tonntot to— well, maybe then maybe then i'll be tempted to join— well, maybe then maybe then i'll be tempted to join those who tntnt— be tempted to join those who tntnt tnoy-no— be tempted to join those who think they're trying to rig the otootton— think they're trying to rig the election against— think they're trying to rig the election against me. now in a moon— election against me. now in a nnnnoont t-tt— election against me. now in a moment, i'll be— election against me. now in a moment, i'll be joined by oonototy— moment, i'll be joined by somebody who- moment, i'll be joined by somebody who was shot to pottttoot— somebody who was shot to political stardom in america. sno— political stardom in america. sno oonto— political stardom in america. she could even— political stardom in america. she could even she could even be nunt-o— she could even she could even be tnunn-o vp— she could even she could even be trump's vp running— she could even she could even be trump's vp running partner in the trump's vp running partner in too otootton— trump's vp running partner in the election next— trump's vp running partner in the election next year. her name is the election next year. her name to ton— the election next year. her name to non noto— the election next year. her name is kari lake. and— the election next year. her name is kari lake. and yet what's tntonoottng— is kari lake. and yet what's interesting is— is kari lake. and yet what's interesting is she was a well known— interesting is she was a well known pv— interesting is she was a well known tv presenter for many, nony— known tv presenter for many, nony yoono— known tv presenter for many, nony yoono ont— known tv presenter for many, many years and thought to be an onono— many years and thought to be an onono ougponton— many years and thought to be an obama supporter and a liberal. ant— obama supporter and a liberal. no not— obama supporter and a liberal. and what we'll— obama supporter and a liberal. and what we'll do— obama supporter and a liberal. and what we'll do in a moment on totttng— and what we'll do in a moment on totttng ptnto— and what we'll do in a moment on talking pints, we'll— and what we'll do in a moment on talking pints, we'll find out no— talking pints, we'll find out nno ton— talking pints, we'll find out who kari lake— talking pints, we'll find out who kari lake really is coming up on— who kari lake really is coming up on pon— who kari lake really is coming up on dan wootton. 2“ up on dan wootton. tonight, toooo— up on dan wootton. tonight, loose women legend carol mcgiffin breaks her silence after reports her views on covid were behind her axing spelling the end of two decades on the infamous panel show has woke itv made a nasty habit of censoring its biggest stars. or is there more to the story? carol speaks out exclusively on dan wootton

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channel i'm joined by rising republican star kari lake. kari. cheers and notoo— star kari lake. kari. cheers and welcome . cheers— star kari lake. kari. cheers and welcome . cheers for— kari. cheers and welcome . cheers for talking welcome. cheers for talking ptnto— welcome. cheers for talking ptnto .— welcome. cheers for talking ptnto . t-tt— welcome. cheers for talking pints. i'll tell— welcome. cheers for talking pints. i'll tell you what, you nouttn-t— pints. i'll tell you what, you nouttn-t to— pints. i'll tell you what, you wouldn't be allowed to do this on anontoon— wouldn't be allowed to do this on american television. i don't tntnt— on american television. i don't tntnt oo— on american television. i don't tntnt to.— on american television. i don't tntnt to. .— on american television. i don't think so. no, i doubt it. they onoutt. — think so. no, i doubt it. they should. this— think so. no, i doubt it. they should. this-a- think so. no, i doubt it. they should. this-a great- think so. no, i doubt it. they should. “t: 22222 2 should. this is a great idea. this is a great idea. well, people sit down. - “ 2 2 well, people sit down. whether it's a cup— people sit down. whether it's a gun ot— people sit down. whether it's a gun ot-on— people sit down. whether it's a gun ot-on o— people sit down. whether it's a cup of-or a coffee- people sit down. whether it's a cup of or a coffee or cup of tea or a coffee or a onnt— cup of tea or a coffee or a gun ont— cup of tea or a coffee or a drink and they— cup of tea or a coffee or a drink and they talk about life. ant— drink and they talk about life. no tnot-o— drink and they talk about life. and that's what— drink and they talk about life. and that's what we try to do. unnot— and that's what we try to do. no o— and that's what we try to do. what a weekend— and that's what we try to do. what a weekend to be in london. non— what a weekend to be in london. non onoztng. — what a weekend to be in london. how amazing. what— what a weekend to be in london. how amazing. what a what an amazing point history to be amazing point in history to be able witness. hasn't happened able to witness. hasn't happened in life . hasn't happened in in my life. hasn't happened in your probably your life. no probably most people's . and i was so

people's lives. and i was so impressed with the beautiful display , the pomp and display, the pomp and circumstance and the a little bit of pinching myself like, am i really watching this happen again? it was incredible. and, you— again? it was incredible. and, you tnon.— again? it was incredible. and, you tnon. to— again? it was incredible. and, you know, to see— 222 “7 it was incredible. and, you know, to see charles and gonttto— you know, to see charles and conttto ono— you know, to see charles and camilla are king— you know, to see charles and camilla are king and queen toontng— camilla are king and queen toontng tno— camilla are king and queen leaving the abbey. and i was nttn— leaving the abbey. and i was nttn on— leaving the abbey. and i was with an historian— leaving the abbey. and i was with an historian who said this oonto— with an historian who said this ooutt nono— with an historian who said this could have been— with an historian who said this could have been in the 1200s. it was a mediaeval_ could have been in the 1200s. it was a mediaeval feel to it all. noon.— was a mediaeval feel to it all. noon. toot.— was a mediaeval feel to it all. yeah. look, you— was a mediaeval feel to it all. yeah. look, you know, america tttn-t— yeah. look, you know, america tttn-t ttno— yeah. look, you know, america didn't like george— yeah. look, you know, america didn't like george the third and we didn't like george the third and no tttn-t— didn't like george the third and we didn't-george- didn't like george the third and we didn't george the third we didn't like george the third muon— much either. but hey, what a ttno— much either. but hey, what a ttno to— much either. but hey, what a ttno to to— much either. but hey, what a time to be here.— much either. but hey, what a time to be here. carrie, it's tntonoottng— time to be here. carrie, it's interesting. you— time to be here. carrie, it's interesting. you know, you're nony—ttguno- interesting. you know, you'rei nony—ttgunoltno very well known figure in the stotoo— very well known figure in the stotoo .— very well known figure in the states , known— very well known figure in the states , known here to those that states, known here to those that totton— states, known here to those that follow politics _ states, known here to those that follow politics - but - follow politics closely. but i tuot— follow politics closely. but i tuot nontot— follow politics closely. but i just wanted to _ follow politics closely. but i just wanted to find out a bit otout— just wanted to find out a bit more about you. _ just wanted to find out a bit more about you. and it appears, you— more about you. and it appears, you tnon.— more about you. and it appears, you tnon. youo— more about you. and it appears, you know, you're a— more about you. and it appears, you know, you're a midwest girl tnon— you know, you're a midwest girl tnon o— you know, you're a midwest girl tnon o nony— you know, you're a midwest girl tnon o nony tug— you know, you're a midwest girl from a very big family and gonutnoty— from a very big family and genuinely quite poor. yeah i guooo— genuinely quite poor. yeah i guooo .— genuinely quite poor. yeah i guess so. i mean,- genuinely quite poor. yeah i guess so. “ “ e guess so. i mean, we didn't think of ourselves as poor back then. my father was a history and government teacher and a football coach, and my mom was a nurse. when you have nine mouths to it almost doesn't matter to feed it almost doesn't matter what you do, you're going to run out because that's out of money because that's a lot mouths to feed. but it lot of mouths to feed. but it

was to grow up in a was wonderful to grow up in a big family. girls, one big family. eight girls, one boy, and we didn't food boy, and we didn't have food in the and probably the house. and you're probably thinking of the biofilm that i put a child, i never put out. but as a child, i never thought, wow, we're poor. isn't that funny? probably could that funny? we probably could have government have been on government assistance dad would have assistance if my dad would have wanted know, we wanted us to. but you know, we would to have been would have had to have been really destitute he would really destitute before he would ever hand out and ask ever put his hand out and ask the government to help out. times have changed quite bit. times have changed quite a bit. the out the government kind of hands out money easier nowadays. money a lot easier nowadays. yeah, well, you've you've ootuotty— yeah, well, you've you've ootuotty got— yeah, well, you've you've actually got in- yeah, well, you've you've actually got in america towards actually got in america towards o-tunonoon— actually got in america towards a-european style- actually got in america towards a european style social a sort of european style social notot— a sort of european style social nototltotng— a sort of european style social model. being pushed. yeah model. it's being pushed. yeah nut— model. it's being pushed. yeah nut-gnoot— model. it's being pushed. yeah nut-gnoot tttng— model. it's being pushed. yeah but-great thing from - model. it's being pushed. yeah but great thing from growing but the great thing from growing up like that is the up in a family like that is the work you have work ethic. you learn. you have to in, you have to help out to chip in, you have to help out and the riches that i got from that besides my siblings, is that besides my siblings, is that work ethic, that midwestern work ethics. and from the heartland of america , iowa, heartland of america, iowa, which a big agriculture which is a big agriculture state. and so i'm just blessed to have that upbringing. i wouldn't change it and used a very cold winters, cold winters, winters that we couldn't even believe here. i don't know. it was pretty cold here a few days

ago. well, not quite like iowa in january. february. so how is it in january. february. so how is tt tony— in january. february. so how is tt oonny tnon— in january. february. so how is it carry from this— “ february. so how is it carry from this background ? it carry from this background? nnon— it carry from this background? nnon tooo— it carry from this background? when does the— it carry from this background? when does the when's the light tutt— when does the when's the light out nnnnoont— when does the when's the light bulb moment that you decide television's— bulb moment that you decide television's where you're going to gop— television's where you're going to gop .— television's where you're going to gop t tttn-t— television's where you're going to go? i didn't really decide tnot— to go? i didn't really decide tnot .— to go? i didn't really decide tnot . oo— to go? i didn't really decide that i was going— to go? i didn't really decide that i was going to go into totontoton— that i was going to go into television. _ that i was going to go into television. it— that i was going to go into television. 2 22 television. it was broadcast journalist for 30 years and i didn't even decide to that didn't even decide to do that until halfway through college. and you know, that and i thought, you know, that would an interesting job to would be an interesting job to be able to tell people's stories to able be in the middle to be able to be in the middle of news when it's happening. and i those watching of news when it's happening. and i television, those watching of news when it's happening. and i television, oh, lose watching of news when it's happening. and i television, oh, there 'atching of news when it's happening. and i television, oh, there itching of news when it's happening. and i television, oh, there i am. on television, oh, there i am. you can see carrie in action. sonny. — you can see carrie in action. sonny. .— you can see carrie in action. sorry. i absolutely- you can see carrie in action. sorry. i absolutely love my career for almost all of that time. and then during covid, i realised happened, realised something happened, didn't you didn't it? because, i mean, you nony. nony— 2 2“ e 27 because, i mean, you were very, very settled. i mean, you-t— were very, very settled. i mean, you-t noon— were very, very settled. i mean, you-t toon ono— were very, very settled. i mean, you'd been one of— were very, very settled. i mean, you'd been one of the star pnooontono— you'd been one of the star presenters for— you'd been one of the star presenters for 22 years. the toot— presenters for 22 years. the toot tn— presenters for 22 years. the best in arizona,— presenters for 22 years. the best in arizona, much warmer nnono— best in arizona, much warmer nnono-nonot— best in arizona, much warmer where-moved to- best in arizona, much warmer where moved to and you know, where you moved to and you know, and where you moved to and you know, ont you— where you moved to and you know, ont you noo— where you moved to and you know, and you were there,— where you moved to and you know, and you were there, but it's tntonoottng— and you were there, but it's interesting because it's tttttoutt— interesting because it's difficult, isn't it? sometimes to tnon— difficult, isn't it? sometimes to know what— difficult, isn't it? sometimes to know what do— difficult, isn't it? sometimes to know what do tv presenters nootty— to know what do tv presenters nootty. nootty— to know what do tv presenters really, really think we're nontng— really, really think we're

having that— really, really think we're having that debate about? well youo— having that debate about? well you not— having that debate about? well you're not really— having that debate about? well you're not really supposed to say— you're not really supposed to ooy tt— you're not really supposed to ooy tt youo— you're not really supposed to say if you're just— you're not really supposed to say if you're just a journalist, vou— say if you're just a journalist, you ttno— say if you're just a journalist, you ttnt ot— say if you're just a journalist, you kind of keep— say if you're just a journalist, you kind of keep your political ontntono— you kind of keep your political ogtntono to— you kind of keep your political opinions to yourself. 2 opinions to yourself. at least you-no— opinions to yourself. at least you-no not— opinions to yourself. at least you-no not to— opinions to yourself. at least you're not to put them out unless you're a commentator. like britain knows like everyone in britain knows what your political leanings are , so they're not surprised. but when doing straight up when you're doing straight up news, you're supposed to keep it quiet. but during covid, i found that agenda being pushed that an agenda was being pushed and want to take part and i did not want to take part in putting out the full in not putting out the full truth. were truth. i didn't feel we were clearly clearly something happened what i happened here and this is what i want i want to explore and want to i want to explore and examine because, you know, we know that you were a republican when you very young, decent when you were very young, decent , planted by the iraq war, by constant wars. and i yeah, tototty— constant wars. and i yeah, totally understand - 2 and i yeah, totally understand that . and yet totally understand that. and yet but totally understand that. and yet tut youo— totally understand that. and yet but you're seeing— totally understand that. and yet but you're seeing sort of within the but you're seeing sort of within to toot— but you're seeing sort of within the last decade— but you're seeing sort of within the last decade aid as being gutto— the last decade aid as being gutto o— the last decade aid as being quite a liberal— the last decade aid as being quite a liberal figure . now quite a liberal figure. now tnono-o— quite a liberal figure. now tnono-o you— quite a liberal figure. now there's you, your husband, jeff , vou— there's you, your husband, jeff . you tonoto— there's you, your husband, jeff , you donate money to the obama oonpotgn — , you donate money to the obama oonpotgn. nouno— , you donate money to the obama campaign. you're quoted ottogotty— campaign. you're quoted allegedly quoted as talking onont.— allegedly quoted as talking otout. you— allegedly quoted as talking

about, you know , maybe the way about, you know, maybe the way to toot— about, you know, maybe the way to toot nttn— about, you know, maybe the way to deal with the— about, you know, maybe the way to deal with the border crisis is to deal with the border crisis to to— to deal with the border crisis to to nono— to deal with the border crisis is to have, you— to deal with the border crisis is to have, you know, amnesties for is to have, you know, amnesties ton goonto— is to have, you know, amnesties ton poogto nno— is to have, you know, amnesties for people who come illegally tnto— for people who come illegally into america. _ for people who come illegally into america. 2 into america. actually, that's not true. but i'll go into that. well, well, well, but but true or well, well, well, but but true on not. — well, well, well, but but true on not. not— well, well, well, but but true or not, what i'm— well, well, well, but but true or not, what i'm saying is this is or not, what i'm saying is this to tno— or not, what i'm saying is this is the perception _ or not, what i'm saying is this is the perception of you was tnot— is the perception of you was no you— is the perception of you was no you noo— is the perception of you was that you were part a fully paid up nnnnoto— that you were part a fully paid up nnnoto ot— that you were part a fully paid up member of the liberal elite. tnono— up member of the liberal elite. tnono tn— up member of the liberal elite. there in phoenix,— up member of the liberal elite. there in phoenix, arizona , and there in phoenix, arizona, and oonotntng— there in phoenix, arizona, and something happens . covid comes something happens. covid comes otong— something happens. covid comes otong ont— something happens. covid comes otong ont tt— something happens. covid comes along and it seems— something happens. covid comes along and it seems to me two nony— along and it seems to me two nony tog— along and it seems to me two nony ttg tntngo.— along and it seems to me two very big things. well two ttttonont— very big things. well two different things happen. (20 “j different things happen. covid was different things happen. covid tno— different things happen. covid tno noto— different things happen. covid was the wake up— different things happen. covid was the wake up call- different things happen. covid was the wake up call i- different things happen. covid was the wake up call i needed to step away from my career to walk away from a seven figure contract and say, i don't care how much pay me. i will not how much they pay me. i will not read this anymore. i will not take propaganda. that take part in propaganda. so that happened before i even got happened to me before i even got into politics dreamed of it. into politics or dreamed of it. but grew up about an hour but i grew up about an hour away. that carry over away. you feel that carry over covid policy more broadly covid policy or more broadly about politics as a politics? it got really old. i mean , you're got really old. i mean, you're working in a newsroom in america

andifs working in a newsroom in america and it's 90, 95% liberal and there were hell bent on trying to bring down president trump. and i saw president trump as the greatest president i'd ever seen since ronald reagan. ronald reagan is what caused me at 18 to register and be a republican . and then somewhere along the way, the republican party lost their way as they were starting wars, endless war, another war here, lying about iraq. and you thought obama why? we backed away said, who's going to away and said, who's going to you obama could be a you thought obama could be a sort of bright new hope for america? i did that. and america? i did think that. and i think lot of people did . you think a lot of people did. you know, million obama voters know, 10 million obama voters switched brought switched over and brought us president trump. they president trump. yeah, they said, wait this guy's said, wait a minute, this guy's not said he was going to not what he said he was going to be. not only did he not bring us together and put some of the racial unrest to bed, he helped stir up. but you were stir it up. but you were ooopttoot— stir it up. but you were sceptical about- 2 e e. but you were sceptical about trump to begin nttnp— sceptical about trump to begin nttnp noon.— sceptical about trump to begin with? yeah. no,— sceptical about trump to begin with? yeah. no, never. 3222“ sceptical about trump to begin with? yeah. no, never. �*ftt�*“ti“ with? yeah. no, never. when he came escalator and i've came down the escalator and i've got a book coming out here and i write about this, i remember people in the newsroom losing

their minds over over his speech at the bottom of the escalator. and the funny thing is, prior to tnot— and the funny thing is, prior to tnot. no-t— and the funny thing is, prior to that, he'd been— and the funny thing is, prior to that, he'd been enormously poputon— that, he'd been enormously poputon ttguno— that, he'd been enormously popular figure in america . you popular figure in america. you tnon.— popular figure in america. you tnon. tno— popular figure in america. you know, the apprentice beloved, tno— know, the apprentice beloved, tno nognonttoo— know, the apprentice beloved, the apprentice mega. and this tno— the apprentice mega. and this tno guy— the apprentice mega. and this was the guy that— the apprentice mega. and this was the guy that took on the big guys— was the guy that took on the big guys .— was the guy that took on the big guyo . toot— was the guy that took on the big guyo . toot on— was the guy that took on the big guys , took on the— was the guy that took on the big guys , took on the mafia in new guys, took on the mafia in new nont— guys, took on the mafia in new nont noot— guys, took on the mafia in new york real estate— guys, took on the mafia in new york real estate ,_ guys, took on the mafia in new york real estate , glamorous york real estate, glamorous t— york real estate, glamorous t noon— york real estate, glamorous wives. i mean, he was a very ponuton— wives. i mean, he was a very poputon ttguno— wives. i mean, he was a very popular figure living the anontoon— popular figure living the american dream. ?2“. popular figure living the american dream. 32“. 7’ / popular figure living the— american dream. right? yeah. and people loved him. and then, oh, my gosh, he decides as an outsider to jump into politics, much like me, i decided as an outsider, i'm going to jump into politics. not? isn't that politics. why not? isn't that how it's supposed to be? and that's when they turn on you. well you're an outsider. well because you're an outsider. what of course, is, you what you did, of course, is, you tnon.— what you did, of course, is, you tnon-otong- what you did, of course, is, you know,-along and- what you did, of course, is, you know, along and spoke know, you went along and spoke at know, you went along and spoke otlcpac— know, you went along and spoke otlcpag onont— know, you went along and spoke athpac event and— know, you went along and spoke at cpac event and which i've at a cpac event and which i've noon— at a cpac event and which i've toon gotng— at a cpac event and which i've toon gotng to— at a cpac event and which i've been going to for— at a cpac event and which i've been going to for year after yoon— been going to for year after yeah-suddenly- been going to for year after year. suddenly you you decide year. so suddenly you you decide and year. so suddenly you you decide ont tnono— year. so suddenly you you decide ont tnono you— year. so suddenly you you decide and there you are— year. so suddenly you you decide and there you are .— year. so suddenly you you decide and there you are . you're and there you are. you're nontot— and there you are. you're nonntot to— and there you are. you're married to children and you got a married to children and you got o goot— married to children and you got o goot job- — married to children and you got o goot job- tn— married to children and you got a good job. in fact,— married to children and you got a good job. in fact, you've done it a good job. in fact, you've done tt ton— a good job. in fact, you've done tt ton oo— a good job. in fact, you've done tt ton oo tong. — a good job. in fact, you've done it for so long. it's— a good job. in fact, you've done it for so long. it's a— a good job. in fact, you've done it for so long. it's a great too.— it for so long. it's a great job- to— it for so long. it's a great job. it's probably relatively

oooy— job. it's probably relatively easy because— job. it's probably relatively easy because you've been doing it easy because you've been doing tt ton— easy because you've been doing tt ton oo— easy because you've been doing tt ton oo nony— easy because you've been doing it for so many years. you know not— it for so many years. you know no youo— it for so many years. you know what you're doing— it for so many years. you know what you're doing a seven figure . ooguton— what you're doing a seven figure income , popular law , liked, income, popular law, liked, tnnttot— income, popular law, liked, tnnttot to— income, popular law, liked, invited to all— income, popular law, liked, invited to all the smart parties ont— invited to all the smart parties ont ott— invited to all the smart parties ont ott tno— invited to all the smart parties and all the great— invited to all the smart parties and all the great places, and you— and all the great places, and you tootto— and all the great places, and you tootto to— and all the great places, and you decide to give it all up . you decide to give it all up. not.— you decide to give it all up. you t— you decide to give it all up. well, i wasn't— you decide to give it all up. well, i wasn't really- you decide to give it all up. well, i wasn't really a- you decide to give it all up. well, i wasn't really a party. i didn't go to all the smart parties because i was, you know what i mean? it was it was a wonderful life. it afforded me a lifestyle that was wonderful. but i got to live with myself and look at myself in the mirror and look at myself in the mirror and i've got to i got to answer to god and i really was starting to god and i really was starting to feel that once i went, i felt my job was not just becoming biased, it was becoming immoral. and once you realise something you're doing is immoral and you continue to do it, then it makes you immoral and i'm not willing to do that. so i stepped away. okay. and the evangelical side of okay. and the evangelical side ot you— okay. and the evangelical side ot you tnot— okay. and the evangelical side of you that also— and the evangelical side of you that also developed tuntng— of you that also developed during cowo— of you that also developed during covid or was it there totonop— during covid or was it there totonop — during covid or was it there totonop t— during covid or was it there before? i was— during covid or was it there before? 2 .. “ before? i was raised lutheran and catholic. my parents were from opposite sides of town . and from opposite sides of town. and that was actually when my mom

and dad got married. my mother's father disowned her for several years because she married a lutheran outside of the catholic church. obviously she was catholic. we have nine kids, so i was always raised with faith , i was always raised with faith, a strong faith. and we went to sunday school every week. but dunng sunday school every week. but during covid, really felt during covid, when i really felt a need to get back in church, all the churches were shut down for some time. and my church was shut down by appointment only. and i said, we really need to get back in church. i'm just really feeling a it was. that's when we discovered an amazing evangelical church and it changed our lives. it changed our family's lives. you talk about our family's lives. you talk otout got— our family's lives. you talk about god quite— our family's lives. you talk about god quite a- 2 2, . you talk about god quite a lot. i think it's about god quite a lot. i think to potty— about god quite a lot. i think it's really important right now. i think that god is so, so missing in our society and our culture. and i'm not going to say it about your culture. i'm not sure, well, if god's missing from but in from your culture, but in america, the coronation was a profoundly event . it profoundly christian event. it was beautiful. it really was. charles is you know, he's the nooo— charles is you know, he's the nootloun— charles is you know, he's the head our established church head of our established church now. -increasingly. now. we are an increasingly tnnottgtouo— now. we are an increasingly irreligious country. but ootuotty—

irreligious country. but actually centre of irreligious country. but- actually-centre of our actually at the centre of our constitutional— actually at the centre of our constitutional arrangements , you constitutional arrangements, you tnon.— constitutional arrangements, you know, christianity— constitutional arrangements, you know, christianity is there and it know, christianity is there and pt nootty— know, christianity is there and pt nootty poogto— know, christianity is there and it really people are returning to tnon— it really people are returning to their faith— it really people are returning to their faith right in to their faith right now in nooont— to their faith right now in record numbers. j2t to their faith right now in- record numbers. do you think so 7 record numbers. do you think so ? think so. i mean, i know a ? i think so. i mean, i know a lot people who are getting lot of people who are getting back the church and reading back into the church and reading the we're in such the bible because we're in such difficult times. and often times, you know, when things are going great, we tend go, going great, we tend to go, okay, 60d, going great, we tend to go, okay, god, that was okay, hey, thanks god, that was great. but when things great. thanks but when things are going, when things are going tough, that's when down tough, that's when you're down on knees praying. you've tough, that's when you're down on through; praying. you've tough, that's when you're down on through thisying. you've tough, that's when you're down on through this sort you've tough, that's when you're down on through this sort of you've been through this sort of epiphany. you know, religiously tottn— epiphany. you know, religiously tottn tnoo— epiphany. you know, religiously faith wise, politically— you know, religiously faith wise, politically , and you faith wise, politically, and you oton— faith wise, politically, and you otont ongoontng— faith wise, politically, and you start appearing, as i say, at tntngo— start appearing, as i say, at tntngo ttno— start appearing, as i say, at things like cpac. and i think it tunntng— things like cpac. and i think it was turning point, a charlie tnt— was turning point, a charlie nnt onont— was turning point, a charlie kirk event were _ was turning point, a charlie kirk event were turning point ont— kirk event were turning point ont outtonty— kirk event were turning point and suddenly donald trump spots you ont— and suddenly donald trump spots you and immediately recognises as you and immediately recognises oo o oton. oo— you and immediately recognises as a star. so did— you and immediately recognises as a star. so did that relationship- as a star. so did that relationship with the two of you just relationship with the two of you tuot oont— relationship with the two of you tuot oont ot— relationship with the two of you tuot oont ot ntt— relationship with the two of you just sort of hit it— relationship with the two of you just sort of hit it off immediately? 32222. immediately? well, interestingly, i'd interviewed him. i had been granted two exclusive interviews with president i was also president trump. i was also granted interview with granted an interview with with president , which was president obama, which was funny. the campaign, they

funny. during the campaign, they they picture of me and they took the picture of me and president obama at the white house and like we were house and acted like we were prom know, was prom dates. you know, it was kind of, know, how they'll kind of, you know, how they'll do the media. but do that with the media. but i interviewed trump interviewed president trump twice. was always fair. felt twice. i was always fair. i felt it wasn't to tear him it wasn't my job to tear him down. was my job to treat him down. it was my job to treat him fairly. and i never did. by the way, amnesty thing that way, that amnesty thing that you mentioned, that was me as a journalist saying, hey, what are your thoughts or your thoughts on amnesty or carry? saying is the carry? all i'm saying is the ponooptton— carry? all i'm saying is the ponoogtton ot— carry? all i'm saying is the perception of you- 22237 all i'm saying is the perception of you was that you noo—nont- perception of you was that you noo—nont ot- perception of you was that you were—part of the. were very much part of the tttonot— were very much part of the liberal—andl liberal establishment and outtonty— liberal establishment and suddenly-way- liberal establishment and suddenly way you are. suddenly you are way you are. nttnp— suddenly you are way you are. trump-endorses- suddenly you are way you are. trump endorses you. trump that endorses you. but he did. trump that endorses you. but he on. ldid— trump that endorses you. but he on. lttt ooo— trump that endorses you. but he did-ldid no— trump that endorses you. but he did-did see me at— trump that endorses you. but he did. did see me at that did. he did see me at that turning point event. and at the time, were five time, i think there were five people maybe people running, maybe seven people running, maybe seven people listed off people running. he listed off all our names. who's running all of our names. who's running for governor and when said for governor and when he said my name, nuts. it name, the crowd went nuts. it was beautiful, wonderful was a beautiful, wonderful moment. i was there. i moment. yeah. and i was there. i think it was like a minute long thing. at mar a lago. thing. i was at mar a lago. i ot— thing. i was at mar a lago. i ot tno— thing. i was at mar a lago. i was at the back— thing. i was at mar a lago. i was at the back of- “2 i was at mar a lago. i was at the back of the audience at was at the back of the audience ot non.— was at the back of the audience ot non. t— was at the back of the audience at mar. i didn't— was at the back of the audience at mar. i didn't see— was at the back of the audience at mar. i didn't see you that ntgtt— at mar. i didn't see you that ntgnt. tut— at mar. i didn't see you that ntgnt. tut t— at mar. i didn't see you that night, but i was— at mar. i didn't see you that night, but i was at mar a lago nnon— night, but i was at mar a lago nnon no— night, but i was at mar a lago when he endorsed— night, but i was at mar a lago when he endorsed you in front of tnot— when he endorsed you in front of no onont— when he endorsed you in front of no onont ot— when he endorsed you in front of that crowd at mar— when he endorsed you in front of that crowd at mar a— when he endorsed you in front of that crowd at mar a lago. i was

tnono— that crowd at mar a lago. i was tnono-onontng— that crowd at mar a lago. i was there-evening and- that crowd at mar a lago. i was there evening and off there that evening and off you nont— there that evening and off you nont-non— there that evening and off you went ran campaign. and went and ran this campaign. and i in went and ran this campaign. and in pnoontx— went and ran this campaign. and i-in phoenix the— went and ran this campaign. and i in phoenix the day of the i was in phoenix the day of the ntttonn— i was in phoenix the day of the midterm elections.— i was in phoenix the day of the midterm elections. i was there ont— midterm elections. i was there ont-to— midterm elections. i was there ont-to tnto— midterm elections. i was there and-is this this- midterm elections. i was there and-is this this is- midterm elections. i was there and is this this is a hard and this is this this is a hard tnono— and this is this this is a hard one. there is— and this is this this is a hard one. there is no— and this is this this is a hard one. there is no doubt that in nontoono— one. there is no doubt that in maricopa county— one. there is no doubt that in maricopa county ,_ one. there is no doubt that in maricopa county , the biggest, maricopa county, the biggest, noot— maricopa county, the biggest, noot pogutouo— maricopa county, the biggest, most populous county in arizona . on tno— most populous county in arizona . on too toy— most populous county in arizona . on too toy tno— most populous county in arizona , on the day the voting system oont— , on the day the voting system wasn't working,— , on the day the voting system wasn't working, people were told tnoy-t— wasn't working, people were told tnoy-t nono— wasn't working, people were told tnoy-t too to— wasn't working, people were told they'd have to wait— wasn't working, people were told they'd have to wait up to five nouno— they'd have to wait up to five nouno to — they'd have to wait up to five hours to vote.— they'd have to wait up to five hours to vote. and i have to say,— hours to vote. and i have to ooy. t— hours to vote. and i have to ooy. t noon— hours to vote. and i have to ooy. t .— hours to vote. and i have to say, i mean , our- hours to vote. and i have to say, i mean , our system here say, i mean, our system here ton-t— say, i mean, our system here ton-t pontoot. — say, i mean, our system here isn't perfect. we've had early nott— isn't perfect. we've had early nott out— isn't perfect. we've had early mail out voting— isn't perfect. we've had early mail out voting for the last 20 yoo— mail out voting for the last 20 yoo ptonty— mail out voting for the last 20 years. plenty of— mail out voting for the last 20 years. plenty of fraud cases, otonty— years. plenty of fraud cases, plenty going— years. plenty of fraud cases, plenty going to_ years. plenty of fraud cases, plenty going to prison . i'd much plenty going to prison. i'd much notnon— plenty going to prison. i'd much notnon tt— plenty going to prison. i'd much notnon tt oo— plenty going to prison. i'd much rather it was all— plenty going to prison. i'd much rather it was all paper and oonot— rather it was all paper and gonott on— rather it was all paper and pencil on the— rather it was all paper and pencil on the day voting. yeah, tut— pencil on the day voting. yeah, tut to— pencil on the day voting. yeah, tut to tntnt— pencil on the day voting. yeah, but to think that— pencil on the day voting. yeah, but to think that in america , but to think that in america, tnto— but to think that in america, this advanced— but to think that in america, this advanced country that, you tnon.— this advanced country that, you tnon. tooto— this advanced country that, you know, leads the— this advanced country that, you know, leads the world in toonnotogy— know, leads the world in technology and all these things tnot— technology and all these things no ooopto— technology and all these things that people could— technology and all these things that people could be told in ptoontn— that people could be told in pnoontx. tt— that people could be told in phoenix, it might take five nouno— phoenix, it might take five nouno to— phoenix, it might take five hours to vote.— phoenix, it might take five hours to vote. so i understand ont— hours to vote. so i understand ont t— hours to vote. so i understand and i completely— hours to vote. so i understand and i completely understand . and i completely understand. noon.— and i completely understand. noon. noun— and i completely understand. yeah. your deep— and i completely understand. yeah. your deep sense of anger ont— yeah. your deep sense of anger and frustration— yeah. your deep sense of anger and frustration .— yeah. your deep sense of anger and frustration . republicans and frustration. republicans tono— and frustration. republicans tont to— and frustration. republicans tont to noto— and frustration. republicans tend to vote on— and frustration. republicans tend to vote on the day you feel

you— tend to vote on the day you feel youn noto— tend to vote on the day you feel youn noto oo— tend to vote on the day you feel your vote was suppressed , right? your vote was suppressed, right? nott.— your vote was suppressed, right? you when— your vote was suppressed, right? you when tno— your vote was suppressed, right? well, when the machines- your vote was suppressed, right? well, when the machines don't work and they're printing the wrong ballot, but here's the problem. kari and i and i had tnto— problem. kari and i and i had no tonoto— problem. kari and i and i had this debate last— kari and i and i had this debate last week with toouoo— this debate last week with because know— this debate last week with because know donald trump was in soottont— because know donald trump was in ooottont toot— because know donald trump was in scotland last week. _ because know donald trump was in scotland last week. and yes, i nttn— scotland last week. and yes, i was with him. _ scotland last week. and yes, i was with him. he— scotland last week. and yes, i was with him. he on good was with him. he was on good tonn— was with him. he was on good tom-no— was with him. he was on good form,-he really- was with him. he was on good form, he really was form, actually. he really was oonottontng— form, actually. he really was considering legal considering all the legal cases nounttng— considering all the legal cases nounttng un— considering all the legal cases mounting up against but mounting up against him. but nooo—nont.- mounting up against him. but here's—kari. if. mounting up against him. buti here's—kari. if you here's the problem, kari. if you golttgnttng— here's the problem, kari. if you go fighting actions go on fighting legal actions. over—previously go on fighting legal actions- over_previously , over what happened previously, for over what happened previously, ton-nn— over what happened previously, ton-ntn .— over what happened previously, ton-ntn . ton- over what happened previously, for-win , for you- over what happened previously, for-win , for you to. over what happened previously, for win , for you to win for trump to win, for you to win nttn— for trump to win, for you to win with whatever— for trump to win, for you to win with whatever you're going to do noot. — with whatever you're going to do noot. nnotnon— with whatever you're going to do next, whether it's— with whatever you're going to do next, whether it's running for sonoto— next, whether it's running for sonoto on— next, whether it's running for senate or whatever it is, people noot— senate or whatever it is, people noot o— senate or whatever it is, people noot o ttg— senate or whatever it is, people need a big, strong— senate or whatever it is, people need a big, strong , positive need a big, strong, positive oooogo ant— need a big, strong, positive message. and you can't get that by ttgnttng— message. and you can't get that by fighting previous wars . by fighting previous wars. oonotn— by fighting previous wars. notuotty. t— by fighting previous wars. actually, i disagree- by fighting previous wars. actually, i disagree with you on that nigel, we can't that, nigel, because we can't ever solve our problems and we've got great solutions, positive solutions to solving our problems. but if we have an election system that is so mixed up, where the people don't trust in it , up, where the people don't trust in it, someone's got to stand up and fight. and we're doing well. we're our court case is we're actually our court case is going to start next week. the media it. we're media won't report it. we're going to court friday. we going back to court friday. we have court date . and next week

have a court date. and next week we three day trial. we have a three day trial. so we'll see happens. but you we'll see what happens. but you really think we'll see what happens. but you nootty tntnt you— we'll see what happens. but you really think you can— we'll see what happens. but you really think you can win- .. but you really think you can win with tnot— really think you can win with that judiciary? _ really think you can win with that judiciary? i— really think you can win with that judiciary? 2“ . really think you can win with that judiciary? 22t“ . �*" that judiciary? i don't know if we can with the judiciary arnie. i know that we have an incredible that we incredible case. i know that we have in our case. and the have facts in our case. and the people of arizona know what happened election day. they people of arizona know what happethat election day. they people of arizona know what happethat it election day. they people of arizona know what happethat it wasction day. they people of arizona know what happethat it was sabotaged.hey people of arizona know what happethat it was sabotaged. and people of arizona know what hap question was sabotaged. and people of arizona know what hap question is,; sabotaged. and people of arizona know what hap question is, can)otaged. and people of arizona know what hap question is, can weiged. and the question is, can we get judges are fair? we'll judges who are fair? some we'll see. have some do. others see. but i have some do. others say. others say it's— jt2:t others say. others say it's conspiracy ttoony— say. others say it's conspiracy tnoony. t— say. others say it's conspiracy tnoony. t noon— say. others say it's conspiracy theory. i mean, all i'm saying to you— theory. i mean, all i'm saying to you to.— theory. i mean, all i'm saying to you to. you— theory. i mean, all i'm saying to you is, you know, i've nottoot— to you is, you know, i've noticed when - to you is, you know, i've noticed when i- to you is, you know, i've noticed when i was with trump toot— noticed when i was with trump toot-nottoot— noticed when i was with trump last - noticed that - noticed when i was with trump last noticed that he's last week, i noticed that he's togtnntng— last week, i noticed that he's beginning understand and beginning to understand and toot.— beginning to understand and toot-to— beginning to understand and look,-be honest,- beginning to understand and look, be honest, you know, look, let's be honest, you know, the look, let's be honest, you know, tno-ntton— look, let's be honest, you know, the-biden laptop,- look, let's be honest, you know, the biden laptop, the the hunter biden laptop, the otootuto— the hunter biden laptop, the absolute refusal— the hunter biden laptop, the absolute refusal of mainstream motto— absolute refusal of mainstream motto-oonot— absolute refusal of mainstream media social media to talk media and social media to talk otont— media and social media to talk otout tno— media and social media to talk otout tno-ot— media and social media to talk about the-of that,- media and social media to talk about the of that, the about the contents of that, the nonoy— about the contents of that, the nonoy-tnon — about the contents of that, the money-from china- about the contents of that, the money from china and money coming from china and puooto— money coming from china and russia-ukraine— money coming from china and russia ukraine and all the russia and ukraine and all the noot— russia and ukraine and all the noot ot— russia and ukraine and all the noot ot tt— russia and ukraine and all the rest of it. well,— russia and ukraine and all the rest of it. well, i— russia and ukraine and all the rest of it. well, i get all of tnot. — rest of it. well, i get all of tnot. nnt— rest of it. well, i get all of that. and the— rest of it. well, i get all of that. ' “2 2 that. and the constant harassment of trump by the judiciary, the, you know, doj , judiciary, the, you know, doj, it's all meant to hurt him. the doj, the russia hoax, . 2. “ the doj, the russia hoax, which i nont— doj, the russia hoax, which i nont tnnougn— doj, the russia hoax, which i went through here in this county— went through here in this county oo— went through here in this country as well. look, i am a tntono— country as well. look, i am a tntont ot— country as well. look, i am a friend of donald— country as well. look, i am a friend of donald trump's. i very muon— friend of donald trump's. i very

nuon nont— friend of donald trump's. i very much want him— friend of donald trump's. i very much want him to— friend of donald trump's. i very much want him to win. i think nootonn— much want him to win. i think western civilisation is gonutnoty— western civilisation is genuinely under threat . and i genuinely under threat. and i tntnt— genuinely under threat. and i tntnt tnto— genuinely under threat. and i think this is— genuinely under threat. and i think this is the— genuinely under threat. and i think this is the man that can otont— think this is the man that can otont un— think this is the man that can otont up ont— think this is the man that can stand up and fight it, i reckon. ton— stand up and fight it, i reckon. nont tono— stand up and fight it, i reckon. kari lake there's— stand up and fight it, i reckon. kari lake there's a fairly good oonoon— kari lake there's a fairly good oonoon no— kari lake there's a fairly good chance he could— kari lake there's a fairly good chance he could you as his chance he could pick you as his noo— chance he could pick you as his vice presidential— chance he could pick you as his vice presidential running mate . vice presidential running mate. i vice presidential running mate. t ton-t— vice presidential running mate. t ton-t tnon— vice presidential running mate. t ton-t tnon tt— vice presidential running mate. i don't know if that's— vice presidential running mate. i don't know if that's if- vice presidential running mate. i don't know if that's if that's true or not. i really don't. i i don't think he's even looking at that right now. he's putting out an incredible agenda. i don't know you've been i know know if you've been i know you've paying attention, you've been paying attention, but the people haven't. an but maybe the people haven't. an incredible agenda, now. incredible agenda, right now. this far ahead he this is so far ahead of when he would pick running mate. but would pick a running mate. but if he offered, i don't even think needs running mate, think he needs a running mate, to he needs, of to be honest. he needs, of course does. because course he does. because oonotntng— course he does. because oonotntng-tol something happened to that oonontut— something happened to that ponontut. .no. — something happened to that powerful. no, that's powerful. no, no, that's nonsense there has to be a vice nonsense. there has to be a vice nnoottont— nonsense. there has to be a vice pnoottont vou— nonsense. there has to be a vice president you would accept if he ottonot— president you would accept if he onont-to— president you would accept if he offered-do anything. offered it. i will do anything i can help president trump win. can to help president trump win. and nothing in return for and i want nothing in return for it. i ask for nothing and what i what i actually what i ask for is that he gets in there and works will and works hard. i know he will and turns our country around because i want a country my i want a country for my children. i'll you what, children. i'll tell you what, whatever he decides, i need it

too. you fall, we all too. because if you fall, we all non. — too. because if you fall, we all non. .toto— too. because if you fall, we all fall. .lake, thank- because if you fall, we all fall. lake, thank you. fall. kari lake, thank you. tnoono. — fall. kari lake, thank you. cheers. thank— fall. kari lake, thank you. cheers. thank you. - fall. kari lake, thank you. cheers. thank you. thank you so much. nigel. we've time for much. nigel. we've got time for a of barrage. depher is a couple of barrage. depher is sara has a couple of barrage. depher is sono noo o— a couple of barrage. depher is sara has a question— a couple of barrage. depher is sara has a question for- 222. 2 depher is sara has a question for me . hi, sara has a question for me. hi, utgot. — sara has a question for me. hi, ntgot. ny— sara has a question for me. hi, ntgot. to non— sara has a question for me. hi, nigel. my name is- sara has a question for me. hi, nigel. my name is sara. i just want to know why those leaving the armed forces don't get priority on the housing waiting list. well, priority on the housing waiting list . well, isn't it funny? i've list. well, isn't it funny? i've not— list. well, isn't it funny? i've tuot not— list. well, isn't it funny? i've tuot not ton— list. well, isn't it funny? i've just had kari lake— . well, isn't it funny? i've just had kari lake in the studio in just had kari lake in the studio tn anontoo— just had kari lake in the studio in america. they— just had kari lake in the studio in america. they treat their nttttony— in america. they treat their military veterans incredibly nott.— military veterans incredibly nott. tnoy— military veterans incredibly well. they even allow them to boot— well. they even allow them to board aeroplanes— well. they even allow them to board aeroplanes before ononytoty— board aeroplanes before everybody else. treat those everybody else. we treat those tnot— everybody else. we treat those tnot nono— everybody else. we treat those that have served— everybody else. we treat those that have served this country nony— that have served this country nony .— that have served this country nony . nony— that have served this country nony . nony potty— that have served this country very , very badly indeed. it's very, very badly indeed. it's ononotut— very, very badly indeed. it's shameful and— very, very badly indeed. it's shameful and it's a culture. sono— shameful and it's a culture. sono tnot— shameful and it's a culture. sara that needs— shameful and it's a culture. sara that needs to change. and tooto— sara that needs to change. and pooto tnon — sara that needs to change. and rosie from high— sara that needs to change. and rosie from high wickham has a guootton— rosie from high wickham has a guootton ton— rosie from high wickham has a question for me— rosie from high wickham has a question for me . _ rosie from high wickham has a question for me . 2 22:. question for me. hello, nigel. my question for me. hello, nigel. my name is rosie. i would like to oon— my name is rosie. i would like to oot o— my name is rosie. i would like to ask a question— my name is rosie. i would like to ask a question about- m2 3 ti iwould like to ask a question about the ototo— to ask a question about the ototo ot— to ask a question about the ototo ot oun— to ask a question about the state of our roads at the noot — state of our roads at the moment. our- state of our roads at the moment. cj- 2 222t: state of our roads at the moment. 0-2 222t: state of our roads at the moment. 2 222t: state of our roads at the- moment. our cars have to be fit for the roads with mods etcetera, but the roads are not fit for our cars with many garages saying that they have had hundreds of pounds of repairs to deal with. and i

would like to know what can be done to rectify this. thank you . well, rosie, i read in the gogono— . well, rosie, i read in the popono tno— . well, rosie, i read in the papers the other- well, rosie, i read in the papers the other day that the notnoto— papers the other day that the pothole crisis _ papers the other day that the pothole crisis is— papers the other day that the pothole crisis is worse in the nonn— pothole crisis is worse in the nontn ont— pothole crisis is worse in the north and the— pothole crisis is worse in the north and the south. i don't tonoto— north and the south. i don't tottono n,— north and the south. i don't believe it, at— north and the south. i don't believe it, at least not the part— believe it, at least not the not ot— believe it, at least not the nont ot tno— believe it, at least not the part of the south that i live in. part of the south that i live tn. tno— part of the south that i live in. i've been— part of the south that i live in. i've been through several tynoo— in. i've been through several tynoo. ny— in. i've been through several tynoo. on p— in. i've been through several tyres- my 17 year— in. i've been through several tyres. my 17 year old daughter, nno-o— tyres. my 17 year old daughter, nno-o tnot— tyres. my 17 year old daughter, who's just passed— tyres. my 17 year old daughter, who's just passed her test nttntn— who's just passed her test nttntn o— who's just passed her test within a couple- who's just passed her test within a couple of weeks, a tire was shredded— within a couple of weeks, a tire was shredded on— within a couple of weeks, a tire was shredded on a— within a couple of weeks, a tire was shredded on a pothole. rosie nonootty— was shredded on a pothole. rosie nonootty .— was shredded on a pothole. rosie nonootty . oo— was shredded on a pothole. rosie honestly , so much— was shredded on a pothole. rosie honestly , so much of all of honestly, so much of all of tnooo— honestly, so much of all of these problems,— honestly, so much of all of these problems, whether it's nouotng.— these problems, whether it's housing, health— these problems, whether it's housing, health or roads , so housing, health or roads, so muon— housing, health or roads, so nuon ot— housing, health or roads, so nuon ot tt— housing, health or roads, so much of it is— housing, health or roads, so much of it is due to the poputotton— much of it is due to the population crisis . 8 million population crisis. 8 million poopto— population crisis. 8 million more people in— population crisis. 8 million more people in this country than nono tn— more people in this country than were here in 2001.— more people in this country than were here in 2001. we're hearing net were here in 2001. we're hearing not ntgnotton— were here in 2001. we're hearing net migration could be getting up tononto— net migration could be getting up towards three— net migration could be getting up towards three quarters of a ntttton. — up towards three quarters of a ntttton. nut— up towards three quarters of a million. but no— up towards three quarters of a million. but no one in westminster- million. but no one in westminster cares. it's all too tttttoutt. — westminster cares. it's all too difficult. you— westminster cares. it's all too difficult. you mustn't discuss tnooo— difficult. you mustn't discuss tnooo tntngo— difficult. you mustn't discuss these things and— difficult. you mustn't discuss these things and our quality of life these things and our quality of ttto to— these things and our quality of ttto to totng— these things and our quality of life is being diminished .jacob life is being diminished. jacob tooo—nogg— life is being diminished. jacob rees—mogg joins me. hot foot tnon— rees—mogg joins me. hot foot tnon tno— rees—mogg joins me. hot foot from the house— rees—mogg joins me. hot foot from the house of— rees—mogg joins me. hot foot from the house of commons. from the from the house of commons. from to nouoo— from the house of commons. from to nouoo ot— from the house of commons. from the house of commons, where tnoy-no— the house of commons, where they're debating— the house of commons, where they're debating energy and putttng— they're debating energy and putttng-onon- they're debating energy and putting even more for putting up prices even more for consumers. what— putting up prices even more for

consumers. 2 putting up prices even more for consumers. d �* consumers. what through what? through subsidies,— consumers. d �* through subsidies, through a levy— through subsidies, through a levy on— through subsidies, through a levy on hydrogen and through product— levy on hydrogen and through product standards that are going to be— product standards that are going to be eve— product standards that are going to be ever more— product standards that are going to be ever more expensive and through— to be ever more expensive and through further— to be ever more expensive and through further ratings for buildings— through further ratings for buildings . — through further ratings for buildings. it's- through further ratings for buildings. . c g buildings. it's all about piling costs on people. and the time eviv— costs on people. and the time vvvv speaking— costs on people. and the time lviv speaking became- i viv" and the time lviv speaking became very short. so lviv speaking became very short. so .— lviv speaking became very short. se » deeded— lviv speaking became very short. so i decided not— lviv speaking became very short. so i decided not to— lviv speaking became very short. so i decided not to speak because— so i decided not to speak because you _ so i decided not to speak because you can't get the argument— because you can't get the argument across in such a short time.— argument across in such a short time. eve— argument across in such a short time. we iv— argument across in such a short time. but it seems— argument across in such a short time. but it seems to me to be very— time. but it seems to me to be very unhevpfuv— time. but it seems to me to be very unhelpful for— time. but it seems to me to be very unhelpful for hard pressed consumers . yeah,— very unhelpful for hard pressed consumers . “411?" very unhelpful for hard pressed consumers. / very unhelpful for hard pressed consumers . / consumers. yeah, to hell with the poor. it does feel that . the poor. it does feel that. and it's all this aim for net by— and it's all this aim for net bv boso— and it's all this aim for net zero by 2050 without working out bev— zero by 2050 without working out bev veb — zero by 2050 without working out bev veb effere— zero by 2050 without working out how you afford it— zero by 2050 without working out how you afford it first. and we need— how you afford it first. and we need be— how you afford it first. and we need be bev— how you afford it first. and we need to get the— how you afford it first. and we need to get the affordability vbebb— need to get the affordability vbgbb before— need to get the affordability right before we— need to get the affordability right before we set the targets . abb— right before we set the targets . abe you-u— right before we set the targets . and you'll be— right before we set the targets . and you'll be discussing the constitutional position of the king and politics. that's actually right.- g p»: vi; that's actually right. there's interesting— actually right. there's interesting story about boris bebneeb— interesting story about boris bebneeb ebb— interesting story about boris johnson and the king as prince of vvebee— johnson and the king as prince of wales having _ johnson and the king as prince of wales having quite a fierce bbeebeebeb— of wales having quite a fierce discussion about— of wales having quite a fierce discussion about rwanda . and discussion about rwanda. and gee— discussion about rwanda. and ebb ve— discussion about rwanda. and we've got to maintain the constitutional— we've got to maintain the constitutional niceties there. abeebbvebv— constitutional niceties there. absolutely jacob. . gi» g absolutely jacob. it's going to be great. before all of that,

let's get the weather, please. can the rain stop, please .7 hi can the rain stop, please? hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here with your latest gb news forecast from the met office. today's lively downpours will ease overnight— today's lively downpours will ease overnight with some clear epebbe— ease overnight with some clear spells, especially— ease overnight with some clear spells, especially towards the eeeb. — spells, especially towards the eeeb. bub— spells, especially towards the east. but further— spells, especially towards the east. but further showers are expected— east. but further showers are evbeebeb beve— east. but further showers are expected into wednesday , expected into wednesday, bereav— expected into wednesday, thursday, and _ expected into wednesday, thursday, and for some on friday as web. — thursday, and for some on friday as web. bev— thursday, and for some on friday as well. low pressure in charge at as well. low pressure in charge be be— as well. low pressure in charge at the moment.— as well. low pressure in charge at the moment. that's what's bringing— at the moment. that's what's bvbbgbbg bbe— at the moment. that's what's bringing the mixture of sunny ebebbe— bringing the mixture of sunny ebebbe ene— bringing the mixture of sunny spells and showers . but there spells and showers. but there beve— spells and showers. but there beve been— spells and showers. but there have been some— spells and showers. but there have been some very lively bevbbebve— have been some very lively downpours and— have been some very lively downpours and they'll continue to downpours and they'll continue be effect— downpours and they'll continue be ebbeeb bbe— downpours and they'll continue to affect the southeast during bbeeeev— to affect the southeast during tuesday evening, eventually ebeebbeevbbe— tuesday evening, eventually disappearing into the continent. meebvbbbe— disappearing into the continent. meanwhile the— disappearing into the continent. meanwhile the next system pushes bbvbbev— meanwhile the next system pushes bbvbbev ebebe— meanwhile the next system pushes further cloud and— meanwhile the next system pushes further cloud and showery rain bbbe— further cloud and showery rain be be— further cloud and showery rain into the west— further cloud and showery rain into the west .— further cloud and showery rain into the west . but further cloud and showery rain into the west. but in east, into the west. but in the east, at into the west. but in the east, eb beeeb— into the west. but in the east, eb beeeb. eb— into the west. but in the east, at least, an interlude with beer— at least, an interlude with clear spells. _ at least, an interlude with clear spells. for a time, mid—to—high- clear spells. for a time, mid—to—high single figures by beve— mid—to—high single figures by eevb ene— mid—to—high single figures by been and e— mid—to—high single figures by dawn and a few— mid—to—high single figures by dawn and a few mist patches as webb— dawn and a few mist patches as vebb bub— dawn and a few mist patches as well, but otherwise— dawn and a few mist patches as well, but otherwise plenty of ebbebbbe— well, but otherwise plenty of sunshine for— well, but otherwise plenty of sunshine for eastern scotland evev— sunshine for eastern scotland evev-eeeeb- sunshine for eastern scotland away-coast where. sunshine for eastern scotland away coast where it away from the coast where it vvbbb— away from the coast where it will-fairly— away from the coast where it will-fairly murky- away from the coast where it will fairly murky affair will be a fairly murky affair during— will be a fairly murky affair ebvbbe bbe— will be a fairly murky affair during the morning into during the morning and into eeemeb— during the morning and into eastern england. sunny skies for the eastern england. sunny skies for bbe bbveb— eastern england. sunny skies for bbe bbveb bev— eastern england. sunny skies for the first few hours— eastern england. sunny skies for the first few hours at least. bub— the first few hours at least. bub-debe— the first few hours at least. but-cloud and- the first few hours at least. but cloud and the showers in but the cloud and the showers in the but the cloud and the showers in bbe-ee—

but the cloud and the showers in bbe-ee mbevebe— but the cloud and the showers in the do migrate eastwards the west do migrate eastwards ene— the west do migrate eastwards ebb bbev-bb— the west do migrate eastwards and they'll bubble while and they'll bubble up while abbbe— and they'll bubble up while abbbe vvbbb— and they'll bubble up while albie with, again, some slow mevbbe— albie with, again, some slow mevbbe .— albie with, again, some slow mevbng . bbvebv— albie with, again, some slow moving , lively downpours and moving, lively downpours and some thunderstorms. temperatures up some thunderstorms. temperatures be be— some thunderstorms. temperatures be be be— some thunderstorms. temperatures be be bbe rebe— some thunderstorms. temperatures bb be bbe mbe be— some thunderstorms. temperatures up to the mid to high teens, eebevebbv— up to the mid to high teens, gebevebbv .— up to the mid to high teens, generally , perhaps a degree or generally, perhaps a degree or so cooler compared with tuesday, but so cooler compared with tuesday, bbb beb— so cooler compared with tuesday, bub ueb mueb— so cooler compared with tuesday, but not much in— so cooler compared with tuesday, but not much in it.— so cooler compared with tuesday, but not much in it. and where we do but not much in it. and where we be beb— but not much in it. and where we be eeb seme— but not much in it. and where we do get some sunny— but not much in it. and where we do get some sunny spells, it vbbb— do get some sunny spells, it vvbbb feeb— do get some sunny spells, it will feel warm,— do get some sunny spells, it will feel warm, high uv at this bbme— will feel warm, high uv at this bbme eb— will feel warm, high uv at this bbme eb year— will feel warm, high uv at this time of year when _ will feel warm, high uv at this time of year when the sun does come out,-into_ time of year when the sun does come out,-into the- time of year when the sun does come out, into the evening, come out, but into the evening, webb— come out, but into the evening, vvebb bbeb-e— come out, but into the evening, well, that's when _ come out, but into the evening, well, that's when see the well, that's when we see the ebeue — well, that's when we see the ebeue veebbv— well, that's when we see the cloud really-up- well, that's when we see the cloud really up as drier cloud really break up as drier ene— cloud really break up as drier ebb eeevevb— cloud really break up as drier and clearer air— cloud really break up as drier and clearer air arrives for a bee — and clearer air arrives for a bee obe— and clearer air arrives for a time. one exception towards the webb— time. one exception towards the vveeb. bbe— time. one exception towards the west, the where— time. one exception towards the west, the where will continue to be bubb— west, the where will continue to be fairly cloudy— west, the where will continue to be fairly cloudy with some buvbbev— be fairly cloudy with some further showers and the bevbbeeeb— further showers and the uevbbeeeb .— further showers and the northeast , scotland continuing northeast, scotland continuing to northeast, scotland continuing be see— northeast, scotland continuing be bbe— northeast, scotland continuing to see the low— northeast, scotland continuing to see the low cloud and the mbeb— to see the low cloud and the mbeb .— to see the low cloud and the mist , especially— to see the low cloud and the mist , especially near the mist, especially near the beeebee— mist, especially near the beeebee .— mist, especially near the beaches . then- mist, especially near the beaches . then thursday morning beaches. then thursday morning ebevbe— beaches. then thursday morning ebevbe ebb— beaches. then thursday morning starts off with— beaches. then thursday morning starts off with spells of cloud ene— starts off with spells of cloud and eevveveb— starts off with spells of cloud and showers working their way bem— and showers working their way bvem bbe — and showers working their way from the west— and showers working their way from the west .— and showers working their way from the west . some more from the west. some more bvebeugee— from the west. some more prolonged rain— from the west. some more prolonged rain for a time for bevbbem— prolonged rain for a time for northern ireland, for example. abe— northern ireland, for example. abe bbeu— northern ireland, for example. abe bbeu bv— northern ireland, for example. and then by the— northern ireland, for example. and then by the afternoon again . bb-e— and then by the afternoon again . be e— and then by the afternoon again . be e mbvbuve— and then by the afternoon again , it's a mixture of— and then by the afternoon again , it's a mixture of sunny spells ene— , it's a mixture of sunny spells and bebbv— , it's a mixture of sunny spells and hefty downpours with thunderstorms in i or 2 spots. bvbeev-e— thunderstorms in i or 2 spots. friday's showers— thunderstorms in i or 2 spots. friday's showers mostly confined to friday's showers mostly confined be be— friday's showers mostly confined be bbe eeubb—

friday's showers mostly confined to the south, drier— friday's showers mostly confined to the south, drier and brighter eeuebbbeue— to the south, drier and brighter conditions arrive— to the south, drier and brighter conditions arrive from the north for conditions arrive from the north bev bbe— conditions arrive from the north bev bbe ebevb— conditions arrive from the north for the start of— conditions arrive from the north for the start of the— conditions arrive from the north for the start of the weekend .

well . well. hello webb.- hello good well. hello good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation tonight , the alleged nation tonight, the alleged royal rwanda . is it true that royal rwanda. is it true that the king took a side on the rwanda debate constitutionally , rwanda debate constitutionally, his neutrality is fundamental . his neutrality is fundamental. well, we have the perfect man to help us make sense of the speculation is mass migration here to stay ? experts have here to stay? experts have warned the latest home office figures reveal britain is on track to reach net migration of 675,000 this year. all is the bbc often used to say , in spite bbc often used to say, in spite

of brexit, further developments in the coronation day