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relationship with him. philip is stepping down from itv with rnnenrnre— stepping down from itv with immediate effect, meaning he non-r— immediate effect, meaning he non-r ne— immediate effect, meaning he won't be presenting the british soap— won't be presenting the british soap awards— won't be presenting the british soap awards next— won't be presenting the british soap awards next week or any orner— soap awards next week or any orner snow— soap awards next week or any other show on— soap awards next week or any other show on the— soap awards next week or any other show on the channel he has anoxognen— other show on the channel he has anoxognen saying— other show on the channel he has apologised, saying the relationship- apologised, saying the relationship which has now ended was unwise but— relationship which has now ended was unwise but not— relationship which has now ended was unwise but not illegal. relationship which has now ended was unwise but not illegal . a was unwise but not illegal. a nas— was unwise but not illegal. a man has been— was unwise but not illegal. a man has been jailed for life nrrn— man has been jailed for life mm a— man has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 32 years for me— with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder— with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder of— with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder of 15— with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder of 15 month old jacob— for the murder of 15 month old rooon lennon— for the murder of 15 month old jacob lennon. jake drummond , the jacob lennon. jake drummond, the oonnor— jacob lennon. jake drummond, the oonnor or— jacob lennon. jake drummond, the oonnor or no— jacob lennon. jake drummond, the partner of the toddler's mother, jailed— partner of the toddler's mother, was jailed following a campaign of was jailed following a campaign or oner— was jailed following a campaign or ornox ano— was jailed following a campaign of cruel and sadistic abuse as no— of cruel and sadistic abuse as no bov— of cruel and sadistic abuse as the boy suffered— of cruel and sadistic abuse as the boy suffered multiple injuries— the boy suffered multiple injuries over— the boy suffered multiple injuries over a— the boy suffered multiple injuries over a three week period— injuries over a three week period in— injuries over a three week period in 2019.- injuries over a three week period in 2019. the victim's nornon— period in 2019. the victim's mother, louise— period in 2019. the victim's mother, louise lennon, was jailed— mother, louise lennon, was jailed for— mother, louise lennon, was jailed for ten— mother, louise lennon, was jailed for ten years for morning— jailed for ten years for allowing jacob death . well, in allowing jacob death. well, in ornor— allowing jacob death. well, in one new— allowing jacob death. well, in other news, the— allowing jacob death. well, in other news, the parents of a ten nonrn — other news, the parents of a ten nonrn oxo — other news, the parents of a ten nonrn own now— other news, the parents of a ten month old boy who— other news, the parents of a ten month old boy who murdered him on cnnernoe— month old boy who murdered him on christmas day— month old boy who murdered him on christmas day in— month old boy who murdered him on christmas day in 2020 have been— on christmas day in 2020 have been rowed— on christmas day in 2020 have been jailed for— on christmas day in 2020 have been jailed for life— on christmas day in 2020 have been jailed for life . finley been jailed for life. finley nooen-e— been jailed for life. finley boden's mother, shannon mark srewn— boden's mother, shannon mark srewn ,— boden's mother, shannon mark srewn , woe— boden's mother, shannon mark steyn , was given— boden's mother, shannon mark steyn , was given a minimum term steyn, was given a minimum term of steyn, was given a minimum term or 27— steyn, was given a minimum term or 27 weare— steyn, was given a minimum term of 27 years whilst— steyn, was given a minimum term of 27 years whilst his father,

srewen — of 27 years whilst his father, steven boden,_ of 27 years whilst his father, steven boden, was given 29 years as steven boden, was given 29 years on o — steven boden, was given 29 years as a minimum . the— steven boden, was given 29 years as a minimum . the baby was taken as a minimum. the baby was taken into as a minimum. the baby was taken rnro core— as a minimum. the baby was taken rnro enorrw— as a minimum. the baby was taken into care shortly after birth owe— into care shortly after birth owe ro— into care shortly after birth due to child— into care shortly after birth due to child protection concerns, but- due to child protection concerns, but he was put back inro— concerns, but he was put back no no— concerns, but he was put back into his parents— concerns, but he was put back into his parents care just 839 newe— into his parents care just 839 days before— into his parents care just 839 days before he— into his parents care just 839 days before he died. police say the days before he died. police say we porr— days before he died. police say we pow wee— days before he died. police say the pair were jailed for an eonoreneno— the pair were jailed for an comprehend terrible crime . comprehend terrible crime. roden— comprehend terrible crime. nooen nno— comprehend terrible crime. boden and marsden- comprehend terrible crime. boden and marsden from the moment finley returned to their care throughout the trial after conviction and even at sentence , they have never taken responsibility for their actions . they lied and obstructive professionals who were attempting to syphon to establish that he was being cared for in the correct manner . the first minister of wales has held a meeting in cardiff after the deaths of two teenagers that sparked a riot . teenagers that sparked a riot. a 16 year old kyrees sullivan eno— a 16 year old kyrees sullivan and re— a 16 year old kyrees sullivan and re weer— a 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old— a 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans wxxeo— and 15 year old harvey evans were killed while riding an e—nwe— were killed while riding an e—nwe .— were killed while riding an e—nwe . rne— were killed while riding an e—bike . the police watchdog is e—bike. the police watchdog is

rnweerreorrne— e—bike. the police watchdog is investigating after cctv footage emergen— investigating after cctv footage energeo rnor— investigating after cctv footage emerged that showed a police van rouowrne— emerged that showed a police van rouowrne rne — emerged that showed a police van following the teens— emerged that showed a police van following the teens just before new— following the teens just before their deaths— following the teens just before their deaths ._ following the teens just before their deaths . cars were set their deaths. cars were set erron— their deaths. cars were set new one— their deaths. cars were set alight and windows smashed in the alight and windows smashed in we woxenoe— alight and windows smashed in the violence ,_ alight and windows smashed in the violence , with— alight and windows smashed in the violence , with nine people the violence, with nine people oneereo— the violence, with nine people arrested following the disorder . rope— arrested following the disorder . rope noncre— arrested following the disorder . pope francis has skipped neerrnee— . pope francis has skipped meetings today because of a fever. — meetings today because of a ever. we— meetings today because of a fever. the vatican hasn't prowoeo— fever. the vatican hasn't prowoeo onw— fever. the vatican hasn't provided any more details on the 86 provided any more details on the so weer— provided any more details on the so weer ore-e— provided any more details on the 86 year old's health, but has eno— 86 year old's health, but has one ne— 86 year old's health, but has said he didn't— 86 year old's health, but has said he didn't receive anyone in owrenoeeo— said he didn't receive anyone in audiences this— said he didn't receive anyone in audiences this morning when it oner— audiences this morning when it comes after he— audiences this morning when it comes after he spent five days in hospital— comes after he spent five days rn noeprrox or— comes after he spent five days in hospital at the— comes after he spent five days in hospital at the end of march . rnor— in hospital at the end of march . rner ee— in hospital at the end of march . that was for— in hospital at the end of march . that was for bronchitis. but he . that was for bronchitis. but ne oweww— . that was for bronchitis. but he quickly recovered following a course of antibiotic acas tv onwne— course of antibiotic acas tv onwne weer— course of antibiotic acas tv online dab+ radio and on tunein . rnre— online dab+ radio and on tunein . we re— online dab+ radio and on tunein . we e on— online dab+ radio and on tunein . this is gb news— online dab+ radio and on tunein . this is gb news nato. back to lawrence. mid—sentence lawrence. - mid—sentence we are living in the era of the worship of lies

dnven the era of the worship of lies driven by fear. we kneel in supplication to falsehood and wrong in our end of days, vainglorious and carefree arrogance, we have forgotten about mankind's ability to forge dreams from the air, remembering instead only to deify the basest, least compelling and defining parts of who we really are and what our short time on this planet actually means is to be fair, we have been concertedly abused into this position by weak and fearful men, crazed safety ists and nihilistic zero deaths who took hope by the neck and before our very eyes wrung it all but lifeless for our own good . their lifeless for our own good. their reckless eulogy . now the steady reckless eulogy. now the steady pile of excess bodies which continue to pile up week on week , month on month, year on year , , month on month, year on year, like an edifice to the collateral damage of their terror . there collateral damage of their terror. there is a reason , it is terror. there is a reason, it is said, we have nothing to fear but fear itself, because when a

society orientates itself on fear, chaos is loosed upon the world. but those who sought to save themselves by telling you how to live have not slunk away, chastened and ashamed . instead, chastened and ashamed. instead, they strut the streets among us. their minds consumed only with conjuring up the next lie to collapse in abject and false worship before so they may find in their pernicious meddling some semblance of meaning . we some semblance of meaning. we see this worship of the climate hypocrisy and some might say hoax and the feckless march towards net zero, the zero deaths disparage humanity itself so deeply as to see it as some sort of malevolent and sticky virus sweeping across this planet. parasitising mother earth for the original sin of just being alive, the pursuit of hope so crucial to the flourishing of humanity is replaced by the much simpler pursuit of hate . for that which pursuit of hate. for that which separates and that which divides for the darkness in our hearts

and the hideous human suffering and the hideous human suffering and repentance demanded for earth to survive in spite out of our abominable exists , this our abominable exists, this violent compassion for mother earth drives us ever closer to the precipice of reason . and the precipice of reason. and despite every single lie we are told, every loss prediction and figged told, every loss prediction and rigged ballot of propaganda , rigged ballot of propaganda, tall oak trees still look on in stoic confusion , providing stoic confusion, providing constant shade from the burning and angry sun . we see the and angry sun. we see the worship of lies in humanity's desire, not to celebrate the best, but to lionise the worst. next week begins the celebration of fully one third of a year's cultish obsession with sex under , ironically called pride month, where we all have to pretend we care two hoots about the base of things consenting adults decide to do behind closed doors, not content with our aloof acceptance and understanding those who hate being alive make ever more deviant demands, forcing our compliance and affirmation of their fleshly whims . and with no low hanging

whims. and with no low hanging fruit left to pick in society's gentle and inspiring civil progression . darker sourer progression. darker sourer berries are sought deep coloured berries are sought deep coloured berries which have remained long out of reach in the upper branches of our imaginations . branches of our imaginations. children's perfect bodies are now in the sights of the lascivious who delight in chaos and mutilation , but assure us and mutilation, but assure us there are these moments and they arise. they must also subside the cycle of life is unwelcoming to constant terror, inhospitable to constant terror, inhospitable to disorder and chaos. these battles are not new. they have raged a thousand times before and they are ever repeating and repeated a mankind is canny and elusive to their destructive desires . he elusive to their destructive desires. he has methods to treat the malignant tumours which periodically eat away at proper consciousness . and just as every consciousness. and just as every tool can be used to create or destroy, there is a dual purpose to all our actions and motivations. we have history to

remind us of what happens when we use ourselves for hope and human history human flourishing and history also to remind us of what happens opposite forces happens when opposite forces run wild. so it is with hope wild. instead so it is with hope that the songs of change grow louder every day, like a faint chatter from deep in the cosmos, there is a shift taking place. more and more voices sing out against involuntary observance to a religion which glorifies in the worship lies . we must the worship of lies. we must stand together against the pointlessly virtuous who gleefully torture young minds with their lies about the planet, their own unique and precious bodies so the virtuous can feel less empty inside . and can feel less empty inside. and as the sun begins to set on the era of the worship of lies , a era of the worship of lies, a new dawn is coming . and with it new dawn is coming. and with it proclamation and affirmation of the truth of . so tonight i'm the truth of. so tonight i'm asking you with the news british cycling has banned men from women's cycling categories . cycling has banned men from women's cycling categories. is this a great day for british cycling and in a special return

of the fox on the spot, you get send me your lovely birthday messages and the most offensive ones read ones will definitely be read out. email me at gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at fox or at . gb news. tonight fox or at. gb news. tonight i am very excited to be joined by conservative commentator, author and speaker and host of the michael knowles show on the daily wire, michael knowles, michael's best selling book, reasons to vote democrat , was reasons to vote democrat, was released rapturous reviews released to rapturous reviews despite being composed of 266 blank it makes sense to blank pages. it makes sense to me his latest speechless, me. his latest book, speechless, controlling words controlling minds, out now. the daily minds, is out now. the daily wire was started in 2015 by two friends jeremy baring and ben shapiro, and is the fastest growing conservative website in america , beloved of millions of america, beloved of millions of sensible minded americans , as sensible minded americans, as well as being home to michael's show. also causing trouble onune show. also causing trouble online are the mega brain of ben

shapiro. andrew klavan and matt walsh, creator of the hugely popular what is a woman documentary? and when he is not attracting non—binary rage from his frequent campus speaking engagements, which i highly recommend , you look up . earlier recommend, you look up. earlier this year, michael caused controversy at cpac when he shared his thoughts on transgender ideology . there can transgender ideology. there can be no middle way in dealing with trans genderism it is all or nothing. if transgender ism is wee,— nothing. if transgender ism is rrwe, n— nothing. if transgender ism is rrwe, n nen— nothing. if transgender ism is true, if men really— g if transgender ism is true, if men really can become rnen— true, if men really can become women, then it's— true, if men really can become women, then it's true for everybody— women, then it's true for everybody or— women, then it's true for everybody of all ages. if transgender— everybody of all ages. if transgender ism is false as it is, transgender ism is false as it re, n— transgender ism is false as it re, n nen— transgender ism is false as it is, if men really— transgender ism is false as it is, if men really can't become ee rnew— is, if men really can't become women as they cannot, then it's rexee— women as they cannot, then it's fee for— women as they cannot, then it's false for everybody— women as they cannot, then it's false for everybody to. and if we— false for everybody to. and if we rexee— false for everybody to. and if we rexee ,— false for everybody to. and if it's false , then— false for everybody to. and if it's false , then we should not it's false, then we should not rnowxee— it's false, then we should not rnowxee re.— it's false, then we should not indulge it. especially since we— indulge it. especially since that indulgence requires taking ewew— that indulgence requires taking ewew rne— that indulgence requires taking ewew rne nonre— that indulgence requires taking away the rights and customs of so away the rights and customs of eo nenw— away the rights and customs of eo nenw people-_ away the rights and customs of so many people. if it is false, rnen— so many people. if it is false, rnen for— so many people. if it is false, rnen for ene— so many people. if it is false, then for the good— so many people. if it is false, then for the good of society , then for the good of society, eno— then for the good of society, and especially— then for the good of society, and especially for the good of the

and especially for the good of we poor— and especially for the good of we poor peopxe— and especially for the good of the poor people who have fallen prey— the poor people who have fallen new ro — the poor people who have fallen new ro ene— the poor people who have fallen prey to this confusion. trans genoenen — prey to this confusion. trans genderism must— prey to this confusion. trans genderism must be eradicated fron— genderism must be eradicated non penne— genderism must be eradicated from public life— genderism must be eradicated from public life entirely . arnie from public life entirely. arnie the from public life entirely. arnie rne wnoxe— from public life entirely. arnie the whole praepostor verus reeoxogw— the whole praepostor verus reeoxogw .— the whole praepostor verus reeoxogw . — the whole praepostor verus ideology . good- the whole praepostor verus ideology . e: i“ g the whole praepostor verus- ideology . good evening, michael ideology. good evening, michael lawrence. wonderful to be with you. thank you for having me. my you. thank you for having me. no oxeeewre. — you. thank you for having me. my pleasure. michael.- you. thank you for having me. my pleasure. michael. why has mankind abandoned truth and started to worship lies ? well started to worship lies? well the long answer, the way the historical answer is that that our ancestors ate an apple in the garden of eden and sin and death pervade the world. and the father of lies is the— death pervade the world. and the father of lies is the leader- : : : and the father of lies is the leader of ene— father of lies is the leader of the principalities— father of lies is the leader of the principalities and powers eno— the principalities and powers and spiritual— the principalities and powers and spiritual wickedness in high oxeeee.— and spiritual wickedness in high oxeeee. rner-e— and spiritual wickedness in high places. that's the— and spiritual wickedness in high places. that's the old religious . ano— places. that's the old religious answer. and you— places. that's the old religious answer. and you see this play our— answer. and you see this play our rrne— answer. and you see this play our rrne eno— answer. and you see this play out time and time again. but i roreuw— out time and time again. but i rorexxw onene— out time and time again. but i totally grant you,— out time and time again. but i totally grant you, lawrence , totally grant you, lawrence, eornerrrnee— totally grant you, lawrence, sometimes it— totally grant you, lawrence, sometimes it gets a little newer,— sometimes it gets a little better, sometimes it gets a mere— better, sometimes it gets a were-ano- better, sometimes it gets a little -and we - better, sometimes it gets a little and we are living little worse. and we are living in little worse. and we are living rn-wnere— little worse. and we are living rn-wnere re- little worse. and we are living in-where it is- little worse. and we are living in where it is become in a period where it is become extraordinarily— in a period where it is become extraordinarily egregious that rooew— extraordinarily egregious that rooew n— extraordinarily egregious that roeew rr wow— extraordinarily egregious that today, if you acknowledge the difference— today, if you acknowledge the difference between a man and a

n— difference between a man and a n wow— difference between a man and a woman, if you state a basic fact we— woman, if you state a basic fact we e— woman, if you state a basic fact we e en— woman, if you state a basic fact that a man cannot— woman, if you state a basic fact that a man cannot become a woman, you can be ostracised fron— woman, you can be ostracised non eoererw— woman, you can be ostracised rron eoererw wow— woman, you can be ostracised from society, you can be fired from— from society, you can be fired from wow— from society, you can be fired from your roe,— from society, you can be fired from your job, you can be oroeeewreo— from your job, you can be prosecuted .— from your job, you can be prosecuted . and in some places. prosecuted. and in some places. so prosecuted. and in some places. so ene— prosecuted. and in some places. so we refr— prosecuted. and in some places. so the left has— prosecuted. and in some places. so the left has become extraordinarily aggressive about this extraordinarily aggressive about rnre .— extraordinarily aggressive about rnre . ano— extraordinarily aggressive about we . ano ene— extraordinarily aggressive about this . and the question why this. and the question why i rnrnw— this. and the question why i rnrnw x— this. and the question why i think i would— this. and the question why i think i would defer to one of wow— think i would defer to one of your countrymen.— think i would defer to one of your countrymen. i know it's reconne— your countrymen. i know it's become cliche— your countrymen. i know it's become cliche to— your countrymen. i know it's become cliche to cite george orweu— become cliche to cite george orweu rn— become cliche to cite george orwell in 1984,— become cliche to cite george orwell in 1984, but this is the wor— orwell in 1984, but this is the nor of— orwell in 1984, but this is the error or resen— orwell in 1984, but this is the plot of 1984, which is that if a power— plot of 1984, which is that if a power eer— plot of 1984, which is that if a power can get you— plot of 1984, which is that if a power can get you to lie, that is power can get you to lie, that re en— power can get you to lie, that is an extraordinary exercise of ener— is an extraordinary exercise of we oowe — is an extraordinary exercise of that power. they— is an extraordinary exercise of that power. they will have a lot of that power. they will have a lot or eonrrox— that power. they will have a lot of control over— that power. they will have a lot of control over you. _ that power. they will have a lot of control over you. and worse ewe,— of control over you. and worse erww n— of control over you. and worse erww if new— of control over you. and worse still, if they can— of control over you. and worse still, if they can get you to renewe— still, if they can get you to believe the _ still, if they can get you to believe the lie,— still, if they can get you to believe the lie, if that power eer— believe the lie, if that power oer wow— believe the lie, if that power can get you not— believe the lie, if that power can get you not not to be able to can get you not not to be able ro oreeern— can get you not not to be able to discern between truth and rexeenooo— to discern between truth and rexeenooo ,— to discern between truth and falsehood , well— to discern between truth and falsehood , well then they've falsehood, well then they've iner— falsehood, well then they've inerroreuw— falsehood, well then they've just totally gotten you. and so oeooxe— just totally gotten you. and so people erm— just totally gotten you. and so people still have— just totally gotten you. and so people still have common sense. i people still have common sense. xrnrnw— people still have common sense. xrnrnw rooew— people still have common sense. i think today, people still can reu— i think today, people still can rexx ene— i think today, people still can tell the difference between ween— tell the difference between rrwrn eno— tell the difference between truth and lies— tell the difference between truth and lies generally. but our— truth and lies generally. but our rnere— truth and lies generally. but but there is— truth and lies generally. but but there is a— truth and lies generally. but but there is a culture of eonweronr— but there is a culture of confusion that- but there is a culture of confusion that is spreading nee.— confusion that is spreading nere. ano— confusion that is spreading here. and it's— confusion that is spreading here. and it's why it's why the refr— here. and it's why it's why the en re— here. and it's why it's why the en re eo— here. and it's why it's why the

left is so insistent— here. and it's why it's why the left is so insistent on pushing ene— left is so insistent on pushing rnre — left is so insistent on pushing this issue. sometimes the left wru— this issue. sometimes the left we eew— this issue. sometimes the left we eew, wner— this issue. sometimes the left will say, what do— this issue. sometimes the left will say, what do care? who will say, what do you care? who n— will say, what do you care? who n wow— will say, what do you care? who cares if you use— will say, what do you care? who cares if you use the— will say, what do you care? who cares if you use the wrong pronoun?— cares if you use the wrong pronoun? who— cares if you use the wrong pronoun? who cares if a man goes inro— pronoun? who cares if a man goes rnro ene— pronoun? who cares if a man goes no we women-e— pronoun? who cares if a man goes into the woman's bathroom? and the into the woman's bathroom? and rne-rner,— into the woman's bathroom? and rne-rner, or— into the woman's bathroom? and the -that, of course,- the answer to that, of course, is, the answer to that, of course, re-wow— the answer to that, of course, re-wow eu— the answer to that, of course, is,-you all seem- the answer to that, of course, is,-you all seem to- the answer to that, of course, is, you all seem to care . is, well, you all seem to care. vow— is, well, you all seem to care. vow-ene— is, well, you all seem to care. wow-we refr— is, well, you all seem to care. you-the left are- is, well, you all seem to care. you the left are spending you all on the left are spending a you all on the left are spending e roe— you all on the left are spending e or or— you all on the left are spending e or or fine— you all on the left are spending a lot of time and— you all on the left are spending a lot of time and money and energy— a lot of time and money and energy tfiling— a lot of time and money and energy trying to _ a lot of time and money and energy trying to get me to call a energy trying to get me to call e sne— energy trying to get me to call a man. she and— energy trying to get me to call a man. she and trying to let a woman or a man,— a man. she and trying to let a woman or a man, rather, into the woman's bathroom.— woman or a man, rather, into the woman's bathroom. and you want to woman's bathroom. and you want o oo— woman's bathroom. and you want o oo ener— woman's bathroom. and you want to do that because— woman's bathroom. and you want to do that because words shape the to do that because words shape rne-we— to do that because words shape rne-we wew- to do that because words shape the -we view the - to do that because words shape the we view the world. the way that we view the world. it the way that we view the world. xr enenee— the way that we view the world. it shapes-entire _ the way that we view the world. it shapes entire worldview . it shapes our entire worldview. vow— it shapes our entire worldview. vow-newewe- it shapes our entire worldview. you-believe that- you and they believe that if new— you and they believe that if rnew-eonrrox— you and they believe that if they control language, they can control the language, rnew— they can control the language, rnew-eonrrox— they can control the language, they-control all- they can control the language, they control all our minds. they can control all our minds. ane— they can control all our minds. ann were— they can control all our minds. and we're seeing— they can control all our minds. and we're seeing now- they can control all our minds. and we're seeing now ,- they can control all our minds. and we're seeing now , you know, and we're seeing now, you know, a sort of corporate war with wokeism and, you know, anheuser—busch and trans heiser bush, as you call them, and others. what's in it for these companies to divide down ideological lines when all you really want from a beer company or a running apparel company is just their product? you don't want a political lecture from a from a corporation on who's behind this. i i certainly don't

want a political lecture from my beer company and trans sizeable . bushis beer company and trans sizeable . bush is suffering greatly for ene— . bush is suffering greatly for we. rnew-we— . bush is suffering greatly for this. they've lost— bush is suffering greatly for this. they've lost something we— this. they've lost something we on— this. they've lost something like $12 billion— this. they've lost something like $12 billion in market cap eno— like $12 billion in market cap eno ene— like $12 billion in market cap and the prices— like $12 billion in market cap and the prices the revenues rerner— and the prices the revenues rerner ween— and the prices the revenues rather keep getting worse for rnen — rather keep getting worse for rnen .— rather keep getting worse for rnen . rnre— rather keep getting worse for them . this is— rather keep getting worse for them . this is affecting other them. this is affecting other eornenreeo— them. this is affecting other eornenreeo ,— them. this is affecting other companies , companies like target companies, companies like target and companies, companies like target eno row— companies, companies like target eno roro eno— companies, companies like target and ford and others. why are new— and ford and others. why are rnew eorne— and ford and others. why are rnew doing we— and ford and others. why are they doing it? they're doing it neeewee— they doing it? they're doing it because because _ they doing it? they're doing it because because the people who nonwor— because because the people who eonrrox ene— because because the people who control the investment and the peonxe— control the investment and the wow! wno— control the investment and the people who control the industry arnie— people who control the industry arnie multinational organisations, that that set erenoeroe— organisations, that that set standards for— organisations, that that set standards for the industry . they standards for the industry. they are standards for the industry. they on ene— standards for the industry. they are on the side— standards for the industry. they are on the side of— standards for the industry. they are on the side of radicalism , are on the side of radicalism, eepeerexxw— are on the side of radicalism, eeoeerexxw ee— are on the side of radicalism, especially as we _ are on the side of radicalism, especially as we head into the mere— especially as we head into the liberal liturgical— especially as we head into the liberal liturgical month of ende— liberal liturgical month of prider wnren— liberal liturgical month of pride, which as you rightly nonr— pride, which as you rightly pornr oer,— pride, which as you rightly pornr our, re— pride, which as you rightly point out, is now taking up enowr— point out, is now taking up enowr e— point out, is now taking up about a quarter— point out, is now taking up about a quarter of the year. rnoee— about a quarter of the year. rnoee peooxe— about a quarter of the year. those people are are pushing rnre— those people are are pushing this radical— those people are are pushing this radical ideology. the customers— this radical ideology. the customers generally are not, but in ne— customers generally are not, but in we enorr— customers generally are not, but in the short run,— customers generally are not, but in the short run, it— customers generally are not, but in the short run, it makes more sense for these— in the short run, it makes more sense for these companies to go exone— sense for these companies to go exone wren— sense for these companies to go exong wrrn ene— sense for these companies to go along with the asset managers , along with the asset managers, the along with the asset managers, rne big— along with the asset managers, the big institutional investors. were— the big institutional investors. rnere ee— the big institutional investors. there are basically three big eeeer— there are basically three big asset managers— there are basically three big asset managers that are going to

eonrrox— asset managers that are going to eonrrox e— asset managers that are going to eonrrox e xeree— asset managers that are going to control a large number of corporerrone— control a large number of corporations around the world. rner— corporations around the world. we wowe— corporations around the world. that would be— corporations around the world. that would be blackrock, vengwero— that would be blackrock, vanguard and— that would be blackrock, vanguard and state street . well, vanguard and state street. well, rnew-we— vanguard and state street. well, rnew-we eu— vanguard and state street. well, they've all signed— vanguard and state street. well, they've all signed on to the esg , environmental,— , environmental, social- governance,-policies? and governance, which policies? and if a governance, which policies? and rr e eonpenw— governance, which policies? and if a company violates those noieiee— if a company violates those policies, that's— if a company violates those policies, that's going to eewerexw— policies, that's going to severely hamper their their esg score and they're— severely hamper their their esg score and they're going to find rneneexwee— score and they're going to find themselves on— score and they're going to find themselves on the wrong side of themselves on the wrong side of we people— themselves on the wrong side of we people wrrn— themselves on the wrong side of the people with the money. same goee— the people with the money. same eoee for— the people with the money. same eoee ror gwen.— the people with the money. same goes for guam. guam is a project not goes for guam. guam is a project nor onw— goes for guam. guam is a project nor onxw or— goes for guam. guam is a project nor onxw or e— goes for guam. guam is a project not only of a lot— goes for guam. guam is a project not only of a lot of— not only of a lot of multinational corporations . not only of a lot of— multinationalcorporations . it's multinational corporations. it's now-erroneo— multinational corporations. it's now-eoonreo ow- multinational corporations. it's now adopted by the world now been adopted by the world economic— now been adopted by the world reononre—rnei economic forum and all of the refr— economic forum and all of the en wrneere— economic forum and all of the left wingers who _ economic forum and all of the left wingers who find themselves in left wingers who find themselves rn ene— left wingers who find themselves in we nreneer— left wingers who find themselves in the highest echelons of the were— in the highest echelons of the liberal establishment. guam says that liberal establishment. guam says rner n— liberal establishment. guam says we r wow— liberal establishment. guam says that if you contradict the woke eeenoe— that if you contradict the woke eeenoe n— that if you contradict the woke egenee rr wow— that if you contradict the woke agenda, if you contradict transgenderism in this case in nenrewxen— transgenderism in this case in oenrenxer, wow— transgenderism in this case in particular, you will be onnreneo. — particular, you will be punished. you won't have access to punished. you won't have access ro eowerrree,— punished. you won't have access to advertise, meaning you won't newe— to advertise, meaning you won't newe ro— to advertise, meaning you won't have access to certain preforme— have access to certain platforms. and so we recognise were-e— platforms. and so we recognise rnere-e e— platforms. and so we recognise rnere-e e big— platforms. and so we recognise there's a big difference between there's a big difference between rne oeooxe— there's a big difference between rne people eno— there's a big difference between the people and what the people renewe— the people and what the people newewe eno— the people and what the people believe and the— the people and what the people believe and the political order eno— believe and the political order eno rnoee— believe and the political order and those who— believe and the political order and those who pull the levers of oowe — and those who pull the levers of powe ano — and those who pull the levers of powe one ene— and those who pull the levers of power. and this is— and those who pull the levers of power. and this is one of those wnere— power. and this is one of those issues where it— power. and this is one of those issues where it is—

power. and this is one of those issues where it is so clear . issues where it is so clear. venee— issues where it is so clear. ownee err,— issues where it is so clear. dumas but, but- issues where it is so clear. dumas but, but in the long run , dumas but, but in the long run, of course this— dumas but, but in the long run, of course this enmeshment nerween— of course this enmeshment between the— of course this enmeshment between the non—government orgenreerrone— between the non—government organisations, the governments and organisations, the governments eno ene— organisations, the governments and the corporations is does nrowoe— and the corporations is does prowroe ene— and the corporations is does provide the liberals a lot of, of provide the liberals a lot of, or eonrrox— provide the liberals a lot of, of control and— provide the liberals a lot of, of control and the ability to eowene— of control and the ability to advance their— of control and the ability to advance their agenda. it's just the advance their agenda. it's just rne peeww— advance their agenda. it's just the pesky pimple— advance their agenda. it's just the pesky people who who occasionally— the pesky people who who occasionally push back and say, no rnenw— occasionally push back and say, no rnenw wow— occasionally push back and say, no rnenw wow . — occasionally push back and say, no thank you . 'x: rix�*x: occasionally push back and say, no thank you . 'ix: 6“: occasionally push back and say, no thank you . ix: x: no thank you. and, and we bemoan a conservative would always bemoan cancel culture they would they would say that cancel culture is the most insidious attack on individual thoughts and rights to think. but at the same time, what we're doing now is, is we're encouraging boycotts and we're essentially we're having to play the game that's being played against us by returning a cancel culture to them. do you think that's the effective way you were saying you said earlier, you know, we have to obliterate transgenderism as an ideology, not transgender people, because as you quite rightly point out, they don't really exist. it's no such thing. but is boycotting our own version of cancel culture . the way to deal with culture. the way to deal with

these with these ideologues? well, all cultures is cancel and all cultures have standards and norms and taboos. we're not going ro— norms and taboos. we're not going ro ger— norms and taboos. we're not going to get around- pi“x: we're not going to get around that. now, you— going to get around that. now, wow eno— going to get around that. now, you end x,— going to get around that. now, you and i, lawrence and i think common sense, ordinary conservative— common sense, ordinary conservative people would like to conservative people would like ro newe— conservative people would like ro newe e— conservative people would like to have a nice,— conservative people would like to have a nice, open minded owi— to have a nice, open minded erww nno— to have a nice, open minded civil kind of— to have a nice, open minded civil kind of country where we eu— civil kind of country where we eu eer— civil kind of country where we can all get along.— civil kind of country where we can all get along. and the left wowe— can all get along. and the left wowxo ewe— can all get along. and the left would like to— can all get along. and the left would like to push us all out of the would like to push us all out of we nonwo— would like to push us all out of the public square.— would like to push us all out of the public square. but there ooee— the public square. but there ooee newe— the public square. but there does have to— the public square. but there does have to be— the public square. but there does have to be a line. the ener— does have to be a line. the reason that my— does have to be a line. the reason that my cpac speech eeweeo— reason that my cpac speech eeweeo ewen— reason that my cpac speech caused such an— reason that my cpac speech caused such an uproar is because ewerwnoow— caused such an uproar is because everybodyr noer— caused such an uproar is because everybody, most especially the wnerexe— everybody, most especially the xrnerexe ,— everybody, most especially the liberals , knew— everybody, most especially the liberals , knew the point to be liberals, knew the point to be wee— liberals, knew the point to be rrwe .— liberals, knew the point to be rrwe . ano— liberals, knew the point to be true . and the— liberals, knew the point to be true . and the point is this on true. and the point is this on eenern— true. and the point is this on certain issues— true. and the point is this on certain issues ,_ true. and the point is this on certain issues , we can meet in certain issues, we can meet in ene— certain issues, we can meet in we nrooxe— certain issues, we can meet in the middle and— certain issues, we can meet in the middle and find a conciliatory- the middle and find a conciliatory middle ground on ree— conciliatory middle ground on ree eew— conciliatory middle ground on ree eew ,— conciliatory middle ground on ree save x— conciliatory middle ground on taxes, say , i want— conciliatory middle ground on taxes, say , i want lower taxes. taxes, say, i want lower taxes. someone— taxes, say, i want lower taxes. someone wants— taxes, say, i want lower taxes. someone wants higher taxes. owew— someone wants higher taxes. owew we— someone wants higher taxes. okayr we neer— someone wants higher taxes. okay, we meet in the middle rnnrgrerron.— okay, we meet in the middle immigration. want much less immigration. i want much less nrererron— immigration. i want much less nrererron .— immigration. i want much less migration . some— immigration. i want much less migration . some people want migration. some people want- more._somewhere in more. okay. we meet somewhere in the more. okay. we meet somewhere in rne—rne— more. okay. we meet somewhere in ene—ene reewe— the middle. on the issue of rrenegenoer— the middle. on the issue of transgender tourism. either women-going- transgender tourism. either women going to have women are going to have nernroone— women are going to have bathrooms or— women are going to have bathrooms or they won't . either bathrooms or they won't. either going— bathrooms or they won't. either women are going to be able to newe— women are going to be able to newe ener— women are going to be able to have their own— women are going to be able to have their own cycling leagues or—nrnwre- have their own cycling leaguesi or_ minute that or they won't. the minute that dere— or they won't. the minute that one man gets to— or they won't. the minute that

one man gets to enter the woman's bathroom or one man gets to woman's bathroom or one man gets ro—rn- to compete against women in enorre— to compete against women in enorre-wonen- to compete against women in sports, women lose that. sports, then women lose that. and— sports, then women lose that. ann-we— sports, then women lose that. andlwe ernnxw— sports, then women lose that. and we simply pick and so we simply have to pick a eroe. — and so we simply have to pick a eroe. ieennor— and so we simply have to pick a side. cannot simultaneously side. we cannot simultaneously eerenwen— side. we cannot simultaneously establish, mutually contradict rnree— establish, mutually contradict three principles— establish, mutually contradict three principles in society . so three principles in society. so now we have an— three principles in society. so now we have an option. are we going— now we have an option. are we going ro— now we have an option. are we going ro wwe— now we have an option. are we going to live according to how we-xrweo— going to live according to how we lived thousands of we have lived for thousands of weeree— we have lived for thousands of weeree ano— we have lived for thousands of years? and according to a way ener— years? and according to a way we nenoene— years? and according to a way that happens to— years? and according to a way that happens to be true, which is that happens to be true, which re-eno— that happens to be true, which re-eno woen- that happens to be true, which is-and women are. is that men and women are orrrerenre— is that men and women are different?-going| is that men and women are. different?-going to different? or are we going to we— different? or are we going to ewe-ro— different? or are we going to xrwe-ro rne - different? or are we going to live -to the way. live according to the way we've ewee— live according to the way we've wweolrne — live according to the way we've xrweolrne-x— live according to the way we've lived .the - i don't - lived for the past, i don't know— lived for the past, i don't know, we— lived for the past, i don't know, five minutes, which says ener— know, five minutes, which says we men— know, five minutes, which says we eno— know, five minutes, which says that men and women exactly that men and women are exactly the that men and women are exactly ene-eno— that men and women are exactly ene-ene men— that men and women are exactly the-and men can- that men and women are exactly the and men can become that men and women are exactly the andid men can become that men and women are exactly the and vice en can become that men and women are exactly the and vice versa. become that men and women are exactly the and vice versa. we're1e women and vice versa. we're going— women and vice versa. we're going ro— women and vice versa. we're going ro newe— women and vice versa. we're going to have pick one. and going to have to pick one. and i wowe— going to have to pick one. and i wowxo iner— going to have to pick one. and i wowxo iwer ee— going to have to pick one. and i would just as soon— going to have to pick one. and i would just as soon live under rne— would just as soon live under the standard— would just as soon live under the standard that— would just as soon live under the standard that happens to be wee— the standard that happens to be rrwe eno— the standard that happens to be rrwe ene nee— the standard that happens to be true and has served us well for a true and has served us well for e-xono— true and has served us well for e-xone rime.— true and has served us well for a-long time-the- a very long time. then the newer— a very long time. then the radical new— a very long time. then the radical new leftist standard. so you radical new leftist standard. so wow neoe— radical new leftist standard. so you neoe en— radical new leftist standard. so you made an allusion earlier, a newer— you made an allusion earlier, a biblical allusion,— you made an allusion earlier, a biblical allusion, which was, you— biblical allusion, which was, you know,— biblical allusion, which was, you know, this— biblical allusion, which was, you know, this stuff comes goes nonr— you know, this stuff comes goes none neck— you know, this stuff comes goes none neck ro— you know, this stuff comes goes right back to the— you know, this stuff comes goes right back to the garden of eden. — right back to the garden of eden. would— right back to the garden of eden. would you- right back to the garden of eden. : right back to the garden of- eden. would you say that next up on the list for our friends on the extreme left is religion itself . of course . yes, it

itself. of course. yes, it always is. the- o” xixix yes, it always is. the church has has exwewe— always is. the church has has exwewe been— always is. the church has has always been the— always is. the church has has always been the object here. we— always been the object here. we re— always been the object here. we re wnw— always been the object here. we re wnw, ew— always been the object here. this is why, by the way , the this is why, by the way, the were— this is why, by the way, the en re— this is why, by the way, the en re eo— this is why, by the way, the left is so insistent upon redefining— left is so insistent upon redefining marriage , the redefining marriage, the cnnerren— redefining marriage, the christian understanding of nerneee— christian understanding of nerneae re— christian understanding of marriage is that marriage is a ewnnox— marriage is that marriage is a ewnnox or— marriage is that marriage is a ewnnox or we— marriage is that marriage is a symbol of the relationship nerween— symbol of the relationship between christ— symbol of the relationship between christ and his church . between christ and his church. ano— between christ and his church. ano rnen— between christ and his church. ano rnen er— between christ and his church. and then at the— between christ and his church. and then at the level of just newer— and then at the level of just newer ,— and then at the level of just nature , we recognise that nature, we recognise that nerneoe— nature, we recognise that nerneee re— nature, we recognise that marriage is the fundamental owning— marriage is the fundamental building block— marriage is the fundamental building block .— marriage is the fundamental building block . we're not just building block. we're not just eronreeo— building block. we're not just atomised individuals. building block. we're not just atomised individuals . we didn't atomised individuals. we didn't just atomised individuals. we didn't just pop— atomised individuals. we didn't we p0p oer— atomised individuals. we didn't we p0p our of— atomised individuals. we didn't just pop out of the sky free rxoerrno. — just pop out of the sky free floating. we're— just pop out of the sky free floating. we're born into a renww— floating. we're born into a renrxw non— floating. we're born into a family from a— floating. we're born into a family from a mommy and a daddy that family from a mommy and a daddy we we— family from a mommy and a daddy we we renww— family from a mommy and a daddy that the family is— family from a mommy and a daddy that the family is the basic poxrrreex— that the family is the basic political unit.— that the family is the basic political unit. and so if the refr— political unit. and so if the en wenre— political unit. and so if the left wants to _ political unit. and so if the left wants to upend society, we— left wants to upend society, we nor— left wants to upend society, it's not enough— left wants to upend society, it's not enough just to take ene— it's not enough just to take over the schools. it's not enough— over the schools. it's not enongn iner— over the schools. it's not enough just to- over the schools. it's not enough just to take over the newe.— enough just to take over the newe. rnew— enough just to take over the media. they have to attack that renoenenrex— media. they have to attack that fundamental political unit in order— fundamental political unit in order-redefine— fundamental political unit in order redefine it. and one order to redefine it. and one ereer— order to redefine it. and one greer wew— order to redefine it. and one greer wew ro— order to redefine it. and one greer wew o oo— order to redefine it. and one great way to do that for them, wen— great way to do that for them, one very effective— great way to do that for them, one very effective way will be to one very effective way will be ro redefine— one very effective way will be to redefine man— one very effective way will be to redefine man and woman . but to redefine man and woman. but of n— to redefine man and woman. but of re re— to redefine man and woman. but of re e e— to redefine man and woman. but of course, it is a rebellion eeerner— of course, it is a rebellion egerner ene— of course, it is a rebellion against the church. a whittaker cnennere— against the church. a whittaker cnennere ,— against the church. a whittaker chambers , the— against the church. a whittaker chambers , the former communist chambers, the former communist wno— chambers, the former communist wno neeerne— chambers, the former communist who became more— chambers, the former communist who became more conservative xww— who became more conservative xww rn— who became more conservative xww rn ene— who became more conservative

lviv in the 20th— who became more conservative lviv in the 20th century, cnennere— lviv in the 20th century, chambers said- lviv in the 20th century, chambers said that communism we can we can broaden— chambers said that communism we can we can broaden it to radical xerrren— can we can broaden it to radical referen re— can we can broaden it to radical leftism is not— can we can broaden it to radical leftism is not a— can we can broaden it to radical leftism is not a new ideology. xr-e— leftism is not a new ideology. xr-e eerweuw— leftism is not a new ideology. it's actually one— leftism is not a new ideology. it's actually one of the oldest roeoxooree— it's actually one of the oldest roeoxoeree .— it's actually one of the oldest ideologies. it— it's actually one of the oldest ideologies. it began in the eeroen— ideologies. it began in the eeroen or— ideologies. it began in the garden of eden— ideologies. it began in the garden of eden when the serpent rowe— garden of eden when the serpent roxo ro— garden of eden when the serpent roxo ro ewe— garden of eden when the serpent roxo ro we we— garden of eden when the serpent told to eve ye shall— garden of eden when the serpent told to eve ye shall be as gods. john— told to eve ye shall be as gods. on r— told to eve ye shall be as gods. on r wenneew— told to eve ye shall be as gods. john f kennedy liked to say. some— john f kennedy liked to say. some oeone— john f kennedy liked to say. some people see things that are and some people see things that are ene eew— some people see things that are ene eew wnw— some people see things that are ene eew wnw x— some people see things that are and say why i dream things that never were and— and say why i dream things that never were and say— and say why i dream things that never were and say why not? were— never were and say why not? rner-elxrne— never were and say why not? that'slline that— never were and say why not? that's line that he cribbed that's a line that he cribbed fron— that's a line that he cribbed from george— that's a line that he cribbed from george shaw and from george bernard shaw and snew— from george bernard shaw and snew ner— from george bernard shaw and snew our ene— from george bernard shaw and shaw put the line— from george bernard shaw and shaw put the line in the mouth of shaw put the line in the mouth or ene— shaw put the line in the mouth or we eernenr— shaw put the line in the mouth of the serpent in— shaw put the line in the mouth of the serpent in the garden, renowne— of the serpent in the garden, renorrna ewe.— of the serpent in the garden, tempting eve. that's the difference _ tempting eve. that's the difference here. will we make ourselves gods— difference here. will we make ourselves gods and craft a world ener— ourselves gods and craft a world errer-own— ourselves gods and craft a world after own fantasies, or will after our own fantasies, or will we reeonreee— after our own fantasies, or will we recognise that— after our own fantasies, or will we recognise that there is such a we recognise that there is such e rnrne— we recognise that there is such a thing-reality?— we recognise that there is such a thing reality? the moral, a thing as reality? the moral, nroxoereex— a thing as reality? the moral, biological everywhere biological and everywhere in nerweene— biological and everywhere in between?-we- biological and everywhere in between? we live our between? and will we live our ewee— between? and will we live our lives . accordance _ between? and will we live our lives accordance with that lives in accordance with that reexrrw— lives in accordance with that reexrrw ,— lives in accordance with that reality , which— lives in accordance with that reality , which .of_ lives in accordance with that reality , which of course the reality, which is of course the onw— reality, which is of course the onxw-rner— reality, which is of course the only-that one— reality, which is of course the only that one actually can only way that one actually can wownen— only way that one actually can flourish and— only way that one actually can flourish and do— only way that one actually can flourish and do you think that the flourish and do you think that we renxee— flourish and do you think that the tables are— flourish and do you think that the tables are turning and that oeonxe— the tables are turning and that people ee— the tables are turning and that people now— the tables are turning and that people are now wiser to this, ener— people are now wiser to this, we wow— people are now wiser to this, that your average, ordinary neeon— that your average, ordinary person we've seen it with the wrrn — person we've seen it with the wrrn rne — person we've seen it with the with the boycotts— person we've seen it with the with the boycotts , but are you with the boycotts, but are you eenerne— with the boycotts, but are you eenerne rn— with the boycotts, but are you sensing in america where you newe— sensing in america where you newe e— sensing in america where you newe e rrrer— sensing in america where you have a first amendment that

neopre— have a first amendment that people ee— have a first amendment that people are really— have a first amendment that people are really want to speak out people are really want to speak our end— people are really want to speak our end now— people are really want to speak out and how do— people are really want to speak out and how do you think that nrenr— out and how do you think that nranr reen— out and how do you think that might feed into— out and how do you think that might feed into to the the presidential— might feed into to the the presidential primaries and the nreeroenrrex— presidential primaries and the presidential action itself ? presidential action itself? yesr _ presidential action itself? vee. ene— presidential action itself? yes, the people— presidential action itself? yes, the people get- presidential action itself? “xii: x:i; e i presidential action itself? “xii: gig e i have yes, the people get it. i have never been more— x/xi;~;fr gig e ihave never been more encouraged “xii: gig e ihave never been more encouraged than i never been more encouraged than r en— never been more encouraged than r en ow— never been more encouraged than r en by we— never been more encouraged than r en by we neopre— never been more encouraged than i am by the people, by mothers enowrne— i am by the people, by mothers enowrna wn— i am by the people, by mothers enowrna no ro— i am by the people, by mothers showing up to their school noeroe— showing up to their school boards saying— showing up to their school boards saying they don't want ener— boards saying they don't want rnerr woe— boards saying they don't want their kids being— boards saying they don't want their kids being taught radical gender— their kids being taught radical gender reeoxogw— their kids being taught radical gender ideology in school. wow-re— gender ideology in school. you're seeing— gender ideology in school. you're seeing this reflected in the presidential— you're seeing this reflected in the presidential campaigns of nonem— the presidential campaigns of donne-reon- the presidential campaigns of donald ron desantis donald trump, of ron desantis eno— donald trump, of ron desantis enolwwew— donald trump, of ron desantis and vivek ramaswami and of and of vivek ramaswami and of one— and of vivek ramaswami and of orner oeone— and of vivek ramaswami and of other people, too.— and of vivek ramaswami and of other people, too. so this is wen— other people, too. so this is very neon— other people, too. so this is very much catching on here in we— very much catching on here in we unred— very much catching on here in the united states. _ very much catching on here in the united states. and so you're eeerne— the united states. and so you're eeerne e— the united states. and so you're seeing a reaction— the united states. and so you're seeing a reaction from the left to seeing a reaction from the left ro exemp— seeing a reaction from the left ro exenp down— seeing a reaction from the left to clamp down on— seeing a reaction from the left to clamp down on all of this. and— to clamp down on all of this. and we— to clamp down on all of this. and the reason— to clamp down on all of this. and the reason i— to clamp down on all of this. and the reason i mention earlier , em,— and the reason i mention earlier , em, eso— and the reason i mention earlier , em, rse, rne— and the reason i mention earlier , garm, esg, the world economic rorwrn— , garm, esg, the world economic rorwrn rne— , garm, esg, the world economic rorwrn rne big— , garm, esg, the world economic forum, the big asset managers , forum, the big asset managers, is forum, the big asset managers, re neeewee— forum, the big asset managers, is because while— forum, the big asset managers, is because while the government of is because while the government or we— is because while the government or we unred— is because while the government of the united states has to ewee— of the united states has to ewee ow— of the united states has to ewee by we— of the united states has to abide by the first amendment, wnwe— abide by the first amendment, wnrxe rne— abide by the first amendment, while the public— abide by the first amendment, while the public institutions newe— while the public institutions newe ro— while the public institutions have to abide— while the public institutions have to abide by it, the corporations— have to abide by it, the corporations do not. and so what neonene— corporations do not. and so what happens government happens is that the government outsource-the— happens is that the government outsource the censorship outsource aces. the censorship outsources.dirty_ outsource aces. the censorship outsources dirty work to outsources its dirty work to rneee— outsources its dirty work to these corporations , to the these corporations, to the eoerex— these corporations, to the social media— these corporations, to the social media platforms . when you social media platforms. when you

rook— social media platforms. when you rook er— social media platforms. when you rook er rnree— social media platforms. when you look at three social— social media platforms. when you look at three social media oxerrorne— look at three social media platforms controlling speech in the platforms controlling speech in we neone— platforms controlling speech in the public square— platforms controlling speech in the public square , google, the public square, google, reeenoow— the public square, google, facebook and— the public square, google, facebook and twitter, which ronwnerexw— facebook and twitter, which fortunately now— facebook and twitter, which fortunately now is owned by elon ween— fortunately now is owned by elon ween rnoee— fortunately now is owned by elon renew, rnoee 9qu— fortunately now is owned by elon musk, those guys control 90% of the musk, those guys control 90% of we now— musk, those guys control 90% of we now or— musk, those guys control 90% of the flow of information around the flow of information around we xnrerner.— the flow of information around the internet. and— the flow of information around the internet. and in a republic ne— the internet. and in a republic we now— the internet. and in a republic we now or— the internet. and in a republic , the flow of information speech is , the flow of information speech re now— , the flow of information speech re now wow — , the flow of information speech is how you govern— , the flow of information speech is how you govern yourself. so we— is how you govern yourself. so we re— is how you govern yourself. so we re now— is how you govern yourself. so that is now where— is how you govern yourself. so that is now where the focus has to that is now where the focus has ro we. — that is now where the focus has ro we. wru— that is now where the focus has to lie. will we— that is now where the focus has to lie. will we be— that is now where the focus has to lie. will we be able to rnerer— to lie. will we be able to rnerer noon— to lie. will we be able to insist upon ordinary, broad erenoeroe— insist upon ordinary, broad standards of— insist upon ordinary, broad standards of speech in that eornorere— standards of speech in that corporate semi—private sphere? neeewee— corporate semi—private sphere? neeewee n— corporate semi—private sphere? neeewee n nor,— corporate semi—private sphere? because if not, we— corporate semi—private sphere? because if not, we can we can eexenrere— because if not, we can we can eexenrere rne— because if not, we can we can celebrate the first— because if not, we can we can celebrate the first amendment til celebrate the first amendment rw wrneoon — celebrate the first amendment til kingdom come . we still will til kingdom come. we still will roee— til kingdom come. we still will roee ow— til kingdom come. we still will lose our ability— til kingdom come. we still will lose our ability to— til kingdom come. we still will lose our ability to state basic rrwrne— lose our ability to state basic rrwrne n— lose our ability to state basic rrwrne n we— lose our ability to state basic truths if we don't— lose our ability to state basic truths if we don't act quickly. wat— truths if we don't act quickly. weu we— truths if we don't act quickly. well we have— truths if we don't act quickly. well we have the— truths if we don't act quickly. well we have the online harms nix— well we have the online harms em coming— well we have the online harms bill coming through parliament at bill coming through parliament er rne— bill coming through parliament at the moment— bill coming through parliament at the moment ,_ bill coming through parliament at the moment, which is rernrwrng— at the moment, which is terrifying and- at the moment, which is terrifying and every opportunity is terrifying and every opportunity re ween— terrifying and every opportunity re ween ro— terrifying and every opportunity re ween o oo— terrifying and every opportunity is used to do it. _ terrifying and every opportunity is used to do it. ii x: xi.

with any candidate. we're still very early with any candidate. we're still very eerxw on— with any candidate. we're still very early on the— with any candidate. we're still very early on the polls- i: : we're still very early on the polls show it is very early on the polls show it re oonexo— very early on the polls show it is donald trump's— very early on the polls show it is donald trump's race to lose. our— is donald trump's race to lose. our wewe— is donald trump's race to lose. our gor— is donald trump's race to lose. our gor e— is donald trump's race to lose. but we've got a new candidate in the but we've got a new candidate in we rece— but we've got a new candidate in the race. desantis— but we've got a new candidate in the race. desantis i— but we've got a new candidate in the race. desantis i mentioned my friend— the race. desantis i mentioned my friend vivek— the race. desantis i mentioned my friend vivek ramaswami. there are my friend vivek ramaswami. there e nwrnern or— my friend vivek ramaswami. there are a number of other people were.— are a number of other people were ano— are a number of other people there. and i'll— are a number of other people there. and i'll just tell you he— there. and i'll just tell you this, compared— there. and i'll just tell you this, compared to past elections,— this, compared to past elections, if- this, compared to past elections, if our choices are nerween— elections, if our choices are between-trump- elections, if our choices are between trump greatest between donald trump greatest nreeroenr— between donald trump greatest nreereenrlnw— between donald trump greatest president my lifetime, ron president of my lifetime, ron oesenrre— president of my lifetime, ron desantis, governor in desantis, greatest governor in anenee— desantis, greatest governor in america today,— desantis, greatest governor in america today, an outside eenoroere— america today, an outside candidate like— america today, an outside candidate like vivek, a number of candidate like vivek, a number or one— candidate like vivek, a number of other candidates in the nae,— of other candidates in the new rne— of other candidates in the field, the conservatives are in good— field, the conservatives are in good enene. — field, the conservatives are in good shape. then— field, the conservatives are in good shape. then we'll just have to good shape. then we'll just have ro newe— good shape. then we'll just have ro newe-now— good shape. then we'll just have to figure-how to— good shape. then we'll just have to figure how to win the to figure out how to win the oenerex— to figure out how to win the generex eno— to figure out how to win the general and what will happen wrrn— general and what will happen wrrn eorrw— general and what will happen wrrn eorrw, wer— general and what will happen with sorry, just finally, biden x-we— with sorry, just finally, biden i've-watching- with sorry, just finally, biden i've watching the i've been watching for the last eownxe— i've been watching for the last eownxe or— i've been watching for the last eonoxe or newe— i've been watching for the last couple of days-he- i've been watching for the last couple of days he seems to couple of days and he seems to reexxw— couple of days and he seems to reexxw-ewonww— couple of days and he seems to really slightly fallen off really have slightly fallen off a really have slightly fallen off e ewn— really have slightly fallen off e own-wew— really have slightly fallen off a cliff-way, you- really have slightly fallen off a cliff way, you know, a cliff in a way, you know, emotionally— a cliff in a way, you know, emotionally intellectually. emotionally and intellectually. wher— emotionally and intellectually. wno—kennedy- emotionally and intellectually. what_ kennedy ?. emotionally and intellectually. i what_ kennedy ? well, what about robert kennedy? well, robert get a in robert kennedy, get a look in here on the democrat side . here on the democrat side. robert kennedy is a wonderful figure— robert kennedy is a wonderful figure in— robert kennedy is a wonderful figure in he— robert kennedy is a wonderful figure in this race— robert kennedy is a wonderful figure in this race because he's an figure in this race because he's en oxe— figure in this race because he's an old liberal— figure in this race because he's an old liberal democrat from the ewe. — an old liberal democrat from the ewe. ano— an old liberal democrat from the ewe. ano wow— an old liberal democrat from the 1960s. and you can't just write nin— 1960s. and you can't just write nrn on— 1960s. and you can't just write him off because— 1960s. and you can't just write him off because he's bobby kennedy-e— him off because he's bobby kennedy's son.— him off because he's bobby kennedy's son. he's president kennedy-e— kennedy's son. he's president kennedy's nephew. this is a ento— kennedy's nephew. this is a ami'o newe— kennedy's nephew. this is a major figure in— kennedy's nephew. this is a major figure in democrat major figure in the democrat party— major figure in the democrat renw eno— major figure in the democrat renw ene nie— major figure in the democrat

party and his very existence is a party and his very existence is e ento— party and his very existence is e ami'o rnorn— party and his very existence is a major thorn in— party and his very existence is a major thorn in the side of joe biden— a major thorn in the side of joe biden eno— a major thorn in the side of joe biden and the— a major thorn in the side of joe biden and the democrats because he biden and the democrats because ne enowe— biden and the democrats because ne enowe-xwe— biden and the democrats because he shows like someone he shows almost like someone froen— he shows almost like someone fozen fn— he shows almost like someone frozen in amber— he shows almost like someone frozen in amber from the heyday of we— frozen in amber from the heyday of the democratic— frozen in amber from the heyday of the democratic party . he of the democratic party. he enowe— of the democratic party. he enowe inef— of the democratic party. he shows just how— of the democratic party. he shows just how far the democrats newe— shows just how far the democrats newe feffen— shows just how far the democrats have fallen, just— shows just how far the democrats have fallen, just how radical fnew— have fallen, just how radical fnew newe— have fallen, just how radical they have become. you mentioned froen-e— they have become. you mentioned froen-e feffen— they have become. you mentioned biden's fallen off— they have become. you mentioned biden's fallen off a— they have become. you mentioned biden's fallen off a cliff, not ffferexfw— biden's fallen off a cliff, not xfferexxw wef— biden's fallen off a cliff, not xfferexxw wef ,— biden's fallen off a cliff, not literally yet , though. it could literally yet, though. it could be en— literally yet, though. it could we enw new— literally yet, though. it could we enw new now— literally yet, though. it could be any day now. and he's eerfefnfw— be any day now. and he's certainly fallen- be any day now. and he's certainly fallen off in terms of his certainly fallen off in terms of nfe-fne— certainly fallen off in terms of his-the question- certainly fallen off in terms of his the question is, will his polls. the question is, will it his polls. the question is, will ff nefferf— his polls. the question is, will it matter? will— his polls. the question is, will it matter? will that be reflected _ it matter? will that be reflected in— it matter? will that be reflected in in the vote come wowennerf— reflected in in the vote come november? well— reflected in in the vote come november? well we're going to newe— november? well we're going to newe fo— november? well we're going to newe fo ffno— november? well we're going to have to find out. _ november? well we're going to have to find out. iii have to find out. michael knowles, thank you so much for joining me . right you're joining me. right you're watching and listening to gb news. coming up, if we took back control with brexit, then is rishi sunak government purposefully leaving the gates open? why else are the immigration figures so appallingly high and randomly different ? 8,600,000? so it's different? 8,600,000? so it's crazy . and british cycling five crazy. and british cycling five really allow women to have their own category. wow who would have

thought it about time, isn't it?

ix“xii i“ you're listening here in the uk. you're listening to here in the uk. you're listening fo en— here in the uk. you're listening fo en newe— here in the uk. you're listening to gb news radio— here in the uk. you're listening to gb news radio .— here in the uk. you're listening to gb news radio . _ “xiixi i“ you're listening to gb news radio . to gb news radio. hello comers.— to gb news radio. hello coconuts, it's the fox and the news hounds panel. joining me is oonfnfnwe— news hounds panel. joining me is dominique samuels,— : joining me is dominique samuels, commentator and dominique samuels, commentator ene froeoeeefer— dominique samuels, commentator and broadcaster ,_ dominique samuels, commentator and broadcaster , and denis and broadcaster, and denis freesnene,— and broadcaster, and denis macshane, former labour minister for europe-— macshane, former labour minister for europe. welcome, both of you . nonf— for europe. welcome, both of you . wenf. rfref— for europe. welcome, both of you . wane. rfref wn— for europe. welcome, both of you . right. first up, guys and erre— . right. first up, guys and gfrxe en— . right. first up, guys and gfrxe, ern x— . right. first up, guys and girls, am i allowed to say girls ? girls, am i allowed to say girls f wo— girls, am i allowed to say girls f wo, x-n— girls, am i allowed to say girls f wo, x-n e— girls, am i allowed to say girls ? no, i'm a woman. all right, erre— ? no, i'm a woman. all right, efrfe eno— ? no, i'm a woman. all right, girls and women. _ ? no, i'm a woman. all right, girls and women. women, women, . weren— girls and women. women, women, woman . listen. right. first up, woman. listen. right. first up, going— woman. listen. right. first up, going fo— woman. listen. right. first up, we're going to kick off with the big nee— we're going to kick off with the big of— we're going to kick off with the big news of the— we're going to kick off with the big news of the week and it's nfereffon— big news of the week and it's nfgreffon ,— big news of the week and it's migration , isn't— big news of the week and it's migration , isn't it? as always, migration, isn't it? as always, we— migration, isn't it? as always, we no— migration, isn't it? as always, we no we— migration, isn't it? as always, what do we think— migration, isn't it? as always, what do we think about nfgreffonf— what do we think about migration? are we are we happy we— migration? are we are we happy we we— migration? are we are we happy we in fee— migration? are we are we happy that it's less than— migration? are we are we happy that it's less than a million? ref-e— that it's less than a million? ref-e eferf— that it's less than a million? let's start with— that it's less than a million? let's start with dominique. wen.— let's start with dominique. weu. x— let's start with dominique. weu. x ween— let's start with dominique. well, i mean, it's- let's start with dominique. well, i mean, it's worse than what people expected. what experts expect because they were saying, what, 700,000 to 1 million. however it's clear that the government has failed on immigration, especially since , immigration, especially since, you know, the vote to leave the eu . and all of the rhetoric

eu. and all of the rhetoric since then has been about lowering immigration. and i think it's clear that the conservatives no longer have a monopoly on that debate because of they have material of what they have material produced. they don't even have a eofffoeww— produced. they don't even have a eoxfxonnw fn— produced. they don't even have a soliloquy in that— :i: they don't even have a soliloquy in that debate at the nnornenf — soliloquy in that debate at the nnornenf we. — soliloquy in that debate at the moment. no. and— soliloquy in that debate at the- moment. no. and-annoying moment. no. and what's annoying is know , it keeps is that, you know, it keeps being dragged back to, well, what would labour do? and i don't myself with either don't align myself with either labour or the conservatives, but what's annoying though is would labour have been able to top those figures of, you know, 606,000 or would they have done basically the same thing, you know , dennis all labour, the know, dennis all labour, the party of strong borders, they should be out there have been in the past. but i started my noxfffeef— the past. but i started my political life— the past. but i started my political life ,_ the past. but i started my political life , oh,- the past. but i started my political life , oh, a- but i started my political life , oh, a long time political life, oh, a long time ago— political life, oh, a long time ego wnen— political life, oh, a long time ago when there— political life, oh, a long time ago when there was a chap called rnoen— ago when there was a chap called rnoen powerf— ago when there was a chap called enoch powell who _ ago when there was a chap called enoch powell who raised a few rory— enoch powell who raised a few rory fn— enoch powell who raised a few rory fn england— enoch powell who raised a few rory in england saying that the nerenfe— rory in england saying that the oerenfe of— rory in england saying that the parents of rishi _ rory in england saying that the parents of rishi sunak and swexfe— parents of rishi sunak and suella braverman , he didn't suella braverman, he didn't nenffon— suella braverman, he didn't mention them— suella braverman, he didn't mention them by name, of course, enowe— mention them by name, of course, enowe ne— mention them by name, of course, should be repatriated and people rowed— should be repatriated and people foweo ff.— should be repatriated and people foweo ff. ano— should be repatriated and people loved it. and the— should be repatriated and people loved it. and the tories thought we— loved it. and the tories thought we wowe— loved it. and the tories thought that would be _ loved it. and the tories thought that would be a— loved it. and the tories thought that would be a big election fne— that would be a big election winner. the trouble is, it is

wfferfw— winner. the trouble is, it is utterly poisonous, toxic pounce.— utterly poisonous, toxic politics. yes,- utterly poisonous, toxic politics. yes, i- utterly poisonous, toxic politics. yes, i think rishi senew— politics. yes, i think rishi senew fe— politics. yes, i think rishi sunak is mad— politics. yes, i think rishi sunak is mad to have gone round noeeffne— sunak is mad to have gone round noeerfno eewfno— sunak is mad to have gone round boasting saying elect me and i wru— boasting saying elect me and i wfff enf— boasting saying elect me and i will cut immigration when gowernnenf— will cut immigration when government departments are going round— government departments are going round pakistan,— government departments are going round pakistan, nigeria , round pakistan, nigeria, rnfxfnnfnee— round pakistan, nigeria, philippines, recruiting nurses eno— philippines, recruiting nurses enf ooefore— philippines, recruiting nurses and doctors because we expelled all and doctors because we expelled eff fne— and doctors because we expelled exx rne neopre— and doctors because we expelled all the people from europe just fne— all the people from europe just across the border— all the people from europe just across the border who went neewwenfe— across the border who went backwards and _ across the border who went backwards and forwards, who were worwfne— backwards and forwards, who were worwfne fn— backwards and forwards, who were worwfne fn ow— backwards and forwards, who were working in our hospitals and done— working in our hospitals and done fore— working in our hospitals and doing xofe of— working in our hospitals and doing lots of essential work and huge— doing lots of essential work and nwee coef— doing lots of essential work and now huge cost we're having to bring— now huge cost we're having to one fn— now huge cost we're having to one fn neopre— now huge cost we're having to bring in people from very far ewew— bring in people from very far away countries. _ bring in people from very far away countries, we; bring in people from very far away countries. i�*fiw�*x�*“; if bring in people from very far away countries. rwy ilene away countries. why? just a quick question, because i don't know the answer to this. why aren't british people working in hospitals that is a very good question. simple arnie all along we've never trained— : simple arnie all along we've never trained enough ooefore— we've never trained enough ooefore .— we've never trained enough doctors . we've— we've never trained enough doctors . we've never trained doctors. we've never trained enowen— doctors. we've never trained enongn nweee— doctors. we've never trained enough nurses .— doctors. we've never trained enough nurses . the royal enough nurses. the royal coffeeee— enough nurses. the royal coxxeaee of— enough nurses. the royal colleges of surgeon and gps like to colleges of surgeon and gps like fo keep— colleges of surgeon and gps like ro keep up— colleges of surgeon and gps like ro keep up ene— colleges of surgeon and gps like to keep up the pay-— colleges of surgeon and gps like to keep up the pay. it's called a to keep up the pay. it's called eefoeeo— to keep up the pay. it's called e efoeeo shop— to keep up the pay. it's called a closed shop .— to keep up the pay. it's called a closed shop . same as with a closed shop. same as with fewwere— a closed shop. same as with xewwere eno— a closed shop. same as with lawyers and judges . and lawyers and judges. and fnerefore— lawyers and judges. and therefore they train english

oeone— therefore they train english people, british _ therefore they train english people, british citizens, to be good— people, british citizens, to be goof ooefore— people, british citizens, to be goof eoefore .— people, british citizens, to be good doctors . but there's twice good doctors. but there's twice as good doctors. but there's twice ee nenw— good doctors. but there's twice as many doctors— good doctors. but there's twice as many doctors needed. so fnew-we— as many doctors needed. so fnew-we exwewe— as many doctors needed. so they've always ,_ as many doctors needed. so they've always , all my life they've always, all my life fnnorfef— they've always, all my life imported them _ they've always, all my life imported them from ireland, for empre— imported them from ireland, for exampler fron — imported them from ireland, for example, from india . �*vw�*xi c i“ example, from india. we like an wren— example, from india. we like an irish nurse. come,— example, from india. we like an irish nurse. come, i— example, from india. we like an irish nurse. come, i like- example, from india. �*vw�*xi c pi“ come, i like an irish nurse. come, i like an wren— irish nurse. come, i like an xnen — irish nurse. come, i like an irish nurse. and- irish nurse. come, i like an irish nurse. and this- i come, i like an irish nurse. “x: irish nurse. come, i like an irish nurse. and this is the thing. and you know,- irish nurse. 'i“x: “3 and you know, people irish nurse. and this is the- thing. and you know, people that are thing. and you know, people that on eorf of— thing. and you know, people that are on sort of the— thing. and you know, people that are on sort of the free— “3 and you know, people that are on sort of the free market effe— are on sort of the free market efoe of— are on sort of the free market efoe of fne— are on sort of the free market side of the scale— are on sort of the free market side of the scale would say, you know— side of the scale would say, you know ,— side of the scale would say, you know , wow-re— side of the scale would say, you know , wow-re e— side of the scale would say, you know , you're a socialist if you know, you're a socialist if you wenf— know, you're a socialist if you wenf fo— know, you're a socialist if you wenf fo ne— know, you're a socialist if you want to be paid— know, you're a socialist if you want to be paid more, but we're in want to be paid more, but we're fn been— want to be paid more, but we're fn been fn— want to be paid more, but we're in we've been in this mindset of , vou— in we've been in this mindset of , wow know,— in we've been in this mindset of , you know, scarcity— in we've been in this mindset of , you know, scarcity for so long in , you know, scarcity for so long fn fne— , you know, scarcity for so long n we eownfrw. — , you know, scarcity for so long in this country. we— , you know, scarcity for so long in this country. we can't have eeereffw— in this country. we can't have eeereffw ,— in this country. we can't have scarcity , scarcity— in this country. we can't have scarcity , scarcity in terms of scarcity, scarcity in terms of kfke— scarcity, scarcity in terms of kfke we— scarcity, scarcity in terms of like we can't— scarcity, scarcity in terms of like we can't afford to pay oeonke— like we can't afford to pay neooxe fnfe— like we can't afford to pay people this amount. we can't effonf— people this amount. we can't effonf fo— people this amount. we can't afford to make— people this amount. we can't afford to make these jobs eefwekxw— afford to make these jobs actually attractive to british neopre— actually attractive to british oeonxe. kno— actually attractive to british people. and the conservative gowernnenf— people. and the conservative government is— people. and the conservative government is sort of has been in government is sort of has been n e— government is sort of has been n e rook— government is sort of has been n e rook eno— government is sort of has been n e rook enf e— government is sort of has been in a rock and a hard place for none— in a rock and a hard place for nwffe e— in a rock and a hard place for one e few— in a rock and a hard place for quite a few years— in a rock and a hard place for quite a few years now because fne— quite a few years now because we wore— quite a few years now because we wofe fo— quite a few years now because the vote to brexit— quite a few years now because the vote to brexit many people are the vote to brexit many people arguing— the vote to brexit many people ergnfng eno— the vote to brexit many people are arguing and i— the vote to brexit many people are arguing and i was the 1—1 of the are arguing and i was the 1—1 of we neopre— are arguing and i was the 1—1 of we neooxe fner— are arguing and i was the 1—1 of the people that was arguing fne— the people that was arguing he won— the people that was arguing this, you know,— the people that was arguing this, you know, let's stop rexwfne— this, you know, let's stop relying on— this, you know, let's stop relying on migrant labour. fnere— relying on migrant labour. fnef-e-eew- relying on migrant labour. that's-say that- relying on migrant labour. that's say that there's, that's not to say that there's, vou— that's not to say that there's,

you know, — that's not to say that there's, you know, they're— that's not to say that there's, you know, they're evil people fner— you know, they're evil people that shouldn't— you know, they're evil people that shouldn't here, but that shouldn't come here, but it's that shouldn't come here, but ff-e—we— that shouldn't come here, but it's—we should- it's to say that we should be orforfffefne— it's to say that we should be prioritising people . but prioritising british people. but the prioritising british people. but fne—oon-f- prioritising british people. but the—don't seemi prioritising british people. but. the—don't seem to the conservatives don't seem to eefwekxw— the conservatives don't seem to eefwekxw-fo— the conservatives don't seem to eefwekkw-fo oo— the conservatives don't seem to actually to do that. you actually want to do that. you know,— actually want to do that. you know, fnew— actually want to do that. you know, they don't— actually want to do that. you know, they don't want to pay neopre— know, they don't want to pay oeone-fne- know, they don't want to pay. neonke-fne-wnw people properly. the reason why oeonke— people properly. the reason why people—vou- people are striking and you know,— people are striking and you know, we— people are striking and you know, we can— people are striking and you know, we can debate all day enow— about whether or not they're reeeoneenk— about whether or not they're reasonable, you've got reasonable, but if you've got nwnfreoe— reasonable, but if you've got hundreds of— reasonable, but if you've got hundreds of thousands of people in hundreds of thousands of people n he— hundreds of thousands of people n we eownfrw— hundreds of thousands of people in this country saying we're not happy— in this country saying we're not nennw-workfno- happy with our working conditions— happy with our working conditionsias- happy with our working conditions as of us happy with our working - conditionsias-of us are conditions, as some of us are newne— conditions, as some of us are newfne-fo— conditions, as some of us are newfne-fo food- conditions, as some of us are having to food banks, having to go to food banks, eeeone—ere- having to go to food banks,l despite—are doing despite the fact we are doing eeeenffek— despite the fact we are doing essential-then- despite the fact we are doing essential then you've got despite the fact we are doing erbititial then you've got despite the fact we are doing erbit ofil then you've got despite the fact we are doing erbit of a then you've got despite the fact we are doing erbit of a problemi you've got despite the fact we are doing erbit of a problem here.ve got despite the fact we are doing erbit of a problem here. so got despite the fact we are doing erbit of a problem here. so no a bit of a problem here. so no onere— a bit of a problem here. so no wonder-having- a bit of a problem here. so no wonder-having to- a bit of a problem here. so no wonder having to import wonder we're having to import neopre— wonder we're having to import neooxe neeewee— wonder we're having to import people because nobody wants to do tone— people because nobody wants to do tone-fnew-re— people because nobody wants to do jobs they're paid. do jobs where they're paid. keekkw— do jobs where they're paid. keexxw reexxw— do jobs where they're paid. really really badly and eonoxefexw— really really badly and completely i completely undervalued. and i een-f— completely undervalued. and i een-f-wffn— completely undervalued. and i can't-with that- can't argue with that and i een-f— can't argue with that and i een-f argue— can't argue with that and i can't argue with that and i can't argue with that. “in i“ i“ can't argue with that. dennis, ffnef— can't argue with that. dennis, final word. that's— can't argue with that. dennis, final word. that's just- can't argue with that. “in i“ i“ �*" : that's just part of final word. that's just part of the final word. that's just part of we problem-— final word. that's just part of the problem. my— �*" : that's just part of the problem. my recommendation to the problem. my recommendation fo-on— the problem. my recommendation fo-on fnfe— the problem. my recommendation fo-on we end- the problem. my recommendation to-on this and i- the problem. my recommendation to on this and i follow to anybody on this and i follow it to anybody on this and i follow ff fn— to anybody on this and i follow ff fn-enf— to anybody on this and i follow it in and switzerland and it in france and switzerland and few— it in france and switzerland and xfexw—wnere- it in france and switzerland and italy—where often. italy and greece, where often fre— italy and greece, where often ff-e-nore— italy and greece, where often it's-more vicious- italy and greece, where often it's more vicious than it's much more vicious than ewen.— it's much more vicious than britain-we're- it's much more vicious than britain. we're the it's much more vicious than- britain.-we're the only britain. we think we're the only eownfrw— britain. we think we're the only eonnrrw fnere— britain. we think we're the only country that's taking in refugee— country that's taking in refeeeee .— country that's taking in refugees . but france is 107, refugees. but france is 107, eeeoe— refugees. but france is 107, reoeoo e— refugees. but france is 107, 180,000 a year— refugees. but france is 107, 180,000 a year with 600,000. no,— 180,000 a year with 600,000. we. no— 180,000 a year with 600,000. we. fn— 180,000 a year with 600,000. no, no, no. in terms- 180,000 a year with 600,000. no, no, no. in terms of- 180,000 a year with 600,000. \xix in terms of refugees no, no, no. in terms of refugees , feken— no, no, no. in terms of refugees , we've taken four— \xix in terms of refugees , we've taken four times as nenw— , we've taken four times as nenw. wner— , we've taken four times as many. what we've done is taken

in many. what we've done is taken fn en— many. what we've done is taken fn en ewfwx— many. what we've done is taken in an awful lot— many. what we've done is taken in an awful lot of— many. what we've done is taken in an awful lot of people from none— in an awful lot of people from hong kono— in an awful lot of people from hong kong, which i support it. keen— hong kong, which i support it. yeah, because— hong kong, which i support it. yeah, because of— hong kong, which i support it. yeah, because of chinese communism we've taken we've feken— communism we've taken we've feken fn— communism we've taken we've feken fn ereo— communism we've taken we've feken fn ekeo e— communism we've taken we've taken in also a lot— communism we've taken we've taken in also a lot from ukraine as taken in also a lot from ukraine ee of— taken in also a lot from ukraine ee of frene— taken in also a lot from ukraine as of france, germany and many fn foxeno— as of france, germany and many fn rokeno .— as of france, germany and many more in poland . poland already more in poland. poland already neo— more in poland. poland already nee 2— more in poland. poland already had 2 million— more in poland. poland already had 2 million ukrainians. i'm going— had 2 million ukrainians. i'm going fo— had 2 million ukrainians. i'm going to greece— had 2 million ukrainians. i'm going to greece later this week. fnere-e— going to greece later this week. fnere-e e— going to greece later this week. there's a million— going to greece later this week. there's a million albanians workfne— there's a million albanians working there,— there's a million albanians working there, half legally, new— working there, half legally, nan, wow— working there, half legally, half, you know— working there, half legally, half, you know , working in the half, you know, working in the fenfkw— half, you know, working in the family network. _ half, you know, working in the family network. we have one affenfen— family network. we have one albanian pitching up on dover eeeon— albanian pitching up on dover neeen. ano— albanian pitching up on dover beach. and you— albanian pitching up on dover beach. and you think the kind of eernene— beach. and you think the kind of eennene fner— beach. and you think the kind of germans that invaded, successfully- germans that invaded, successfully invaded us? well, i. successfully invaded us? well, .. x— successfully invaded us? well, .. x fffnk— successfully invaded us? well, i. i think, yeah.— successfully invaded us? well, i. i think, yeah. n0,- successfully invaded us? well, i. i think, yeah. no, people shouldn't be able to turn up on your beach uninvited. i think most people in britain have that problem. but i respect your decision right. calm down. cycling has finally banned so—called transgender women, aka men from the female category of its competitions . following a its competitions. following a long review and consultation . long review and consultation. apparently, common sense now requires under a new law , under requires under a new law, under new participation policy, that the governing body said was

predicated on fairness. you could have been . that should could have been. that should have happened a while ago. such athletes will be able to compete in an open category with men. british cycling's has british cycling's policy has allowed women to allowed transgender women to take female take part in elite female events, they met events, even if they met testosterone based regulations not taking into account physiological advantages the male body has over the female body and dennis, what do you think about this? well he's a common sense decision. i've been reading up common sense decision. i've been reeefng no enow— common sense decision. i've been reeefng no enonf ff,— ii“ x:ixi xixi“ i've been reading up about it, obviously, before— reading up about it, obviously, before coming— reading up about it, obviously, before coming on— reading up about it, obviously, before coming on this evening. seneeffen— before coming on this evening. sebastian coe,_ before coming on this evening. sebastian coe, lord coe is in oneree— sebastian coe, lord coe is in oneree of— sebastian coe, lord coe is in charge of international athletics. _ charge of international athletics. he's taken the same oeefefon— athletics. he's taken the same oeefefon on— athletics. he's taken the same decision on. and— athletics. he's taken the same decision on. and i— athletics. he's taken the same decision on. and i saw one man wno-e— decision on. and i saw one man wno-e eeeone— decision on. and i saw one man wno-e neeorne e— decision on. and i saw one man who's become a woman protesting. it who's become a woman protesting. r we— who's become a woman protesting. xf genome,— who's become a woman protesting. it was genocide, for— who's become a woman protesting. it was genocide, for heaven's eeke— it was genocide, for heaven's eeke . — it was genocide, for heaven's eeke . on.— it was genocide, for heaven's eeke . of. re— it was genocide, for heaven's sake . oh, it was- it was genocide, for heaven's sake . oh, it was an- it was genocide, for heaven's sake . o“ c pi“ "xii”iiiltfxc “x: sake. oh, it was an interesting post. i mean, it was extraordinary language . the extraordinary language. the athletes could compete- did the athletes could compete in an open— athletes could compete in an open eefeoorw— athletes could compete in an open eefegorw ,— athletes could compete in an open category , me and good luck open category, me and good luck to open category, me and good luck fo fnen— open category, me and good luck fo fnen eff.— open category, me and good luck to them all. and— open category, me and good luck to them all. and then, you know, cycling— to them all. and then, you know, ewexfno wru— to them all. and then, you know, cycling will continue. i don't fnfnk— cycling will continue. i don't fnfnk x— cycling will continue. i don't think i think— cycling will continue. i don't think i think it's— cycling will continue. i don't think i think it's a real storm in think i think it's a real storm n e— think i think it's a real storm n e feeewp—

think i think it's a real storm n e feeewp . — think i think it's a real storm in a teacup . why- think i think it's a real storm in a teacup . item. m;.i think i think it's a real storm in a teacup . rwy i“xix7 c in a teacup. why not? it is a real storm in a teacup because, you know, we've seen american swimmers losing out, female swimmers losing out, female swimmers losing out on places in in, you know, national competitions. this thing has been brewing for a couple of years. dominique, why has it taken so long for common sense to prevail? well, because a sizeable amount of people, i'm afraid , are completely out of afraid, are completely out of touch with reality . and i don't touch with reality. and i don't even touch with reality. and i don't wenf fo— touch with reality. and i don't even want to think— touch with reality. and i don't even want to think of- touch with reality. and i don't even want to think of it- i“ ”kiwi can and i don't even want to think of it as a pen— even want to think of it as a pen on— even want to think of it as a ban on transgender cyclists. i workf— ban on transgender cyclists. i wowkf fnfnk— ban on transgender cyclists. i would think of— ban on transgender cyclists. i would think of it— ban on transgender cyclists. i would think of it more as, you know.— would think of it more as, you know. e— would think of it more as, you know, a reaction— would think of it more as, you know, a reaction nation of pfofoefeex— know, a reaction nation of biological reality, because fneee— biological reality, because fneee ee— biological reality, because these are, you— biological reality, because these are, you know , it's these are, you know, it's a feneke— these are, you know, it's a female category- these are, you know, it's a female category . if you were female category. if you were born— female category. if you were born e— female category. if you were born e newe.— female category. if you were born a male, you're not female. for— born a male, you're not female. for eon-f— born a male, you're not female. you don't have— born a male, you're not female. you don't have the— born a male, you're not female. you don't have the same physiological— you don't have the same physiological structure as a woman . you're— physiological structure as a woman . you're not a woman. and woman. you're not a woman. and the woman. you're not a woman. and we eweeffon— woman. you're not a woman. and the question that— woman. you're not a woman. and the question that i— woman. you're not a woman. and the question that i frequently xfke— the question that i frequently kfke fo— the question that i frequently kfke fo eek— the question that i frequently like to ask, especially because of— like to ask, especially because of fne— like to ask, especially because one of the cyclists, her name is rnfkw— one of the cyclists, her name is one nnegee— one of the cyclists, her name is emily bridges, she— one of the cyclists, her name is emily bridges, she i just eferfeo— emily bridges, she i just eferfeo x— emily bridges, she i just started i just— emily bridges, she i just started i just read her. / started i just read her. yeah. sne— started i just read her. yeah. sne off— started i just read her. yeah. sne we e— started i just read her. yeah. she did a tweet— started i just read her. / she did a tweet saying that this is she did a tweet saying that this fe eenoefoe— she did a tweet saying that this is genocide and— she did a tweet saying that this is genocide and why do you want to is genocide and why do you want fo eonpefe— is genocide and why do you want to compete against— is genocide and why do you want to compete against women? and fner—

to compete against women? and we re— to compete against women? and we fe fne— to compete against women? and that is the question . when you that is the question. when you know— that is the question. when you know eno— that is the question. when you know and this— that is the question. when you know and this person must know fner— know and this person must know me new— know and this person must know we fnew newe— know and this person must know that they have an— know and this person must know that they have an advantage , why that they have an advantage, why do wow— that they have an advantage, why do wow wenf— that they have an advantage, why do you wenf fo— that they have an advantage, why do you want to do— that they have an advantage, why do you want to do this? it's onwen— do you want to do this? it's onwen fw— do you want to do this? it's onwen ow en— do you want to do this? it's driven by an egotistical desire to driven by an egotistical desire fo newe— driven by an egotistical desire to have everybody else confirm wner— to have everybody else confirm we won— to have everybody else confirm what you believe,— to have everybody else confirm what you believe, to reconfirm for wow— what you believe, to reconfirm for you wner— what you believe, to reconfirm for you what you— what you believe, to reconfirm for you what you believe your foenfffw— for you what you believe your foenfffw fo— for you what you believe your identity to be. _ for you what you believe your identity to be. now, if you were so secure in your— identity to be. now, if you were so secure in your identity and wner— so secure in your identity and we won— so secure in your identity and wner wow ee— so secure in your identity and what you are, you— so secure in your identity and what you are, you wouldn't be as effeefeo— what you are, you wouldn't be as effeefeo fw— what you are, you wouldn't be as effeefee pw fw— what you are, you wouldn't be as affected by by things like this peeewee— affected by by things like this peeewee wow— affected by by things like this because you would understand fner— because you would understand fnef. kee— because you would understand fnef. fee wee.— because you would understand fnef. fee wee. x— because you would understand that. yes yes, i have gender ewepnone— that. yes yes, i have gender ewepnone or— that. yes yes, i have gender ewepnone or x— that. yes yes, i have gender dysphoria or i believe i was born— dysphoria or i believe i was born fn— dysphoria or i believe i was born fn fne— dysphoria or i believe i was born in the wrong body, but i wnoerefeno— born in the wrong body, but i understand that— born in the wrong body, but i understand that i will never be a understand that i will never be eoen . ano— understand that i will never be a woman . and that's the question a woman. and that's the question fner— a woman. and that's the question we we— a woman. and that's the question we we newe— a woman. and that's the question that we have to— a woman. and that's the question that we have to ask— a woman. and that's the question that we have to ask these. �*ifw�*ip that we have to ask these. what is that we have to ask these. what fe reeuw— that we have to ask these. what is really interesting here is actually i found that the more that we've now accepted that we've now just accepted this, is a logical thing. this, this is a logical thing. people understanding. people are very understanding. they've you know, you say, they've you know, as you say, storm a teacup. aren't storm in a teacup. people aren't going, ban them. and going, yeah, no, ban them. and throw away. they're just throw them away. they're just going, you can have an open category. get on it. i just wonder why. well, it's become wen.— wonder why. well, it's become werw. wen— wonder why. well, it's become very, very unpleasant.- : well, it's become very, very unpleasant. mean, very, very unpleasant. i mean, fn— very, very unpleasant. i mean, x-n-penereffon- very, very unpleasant. i mean, i'm generation where the i'm of the generation where the women generation, 40, 50 women of my generation, 40, 50 weere— women of my generation, 40, 50 weere fowenf— women of my generation, 40, 50 years, fought-hard— women of my generation, 40, 50 years, fought hard for years, fought so hard for women's rights they feel

women's rights and now they feel fner— women's rights and now they feel we eff— women's rights and now they feel that all those— women's rights and now they feel that all those rights can be fnrown— that all those rights can be fnrown ewew— that all those rights can be thrown away .— that all those rights can be thrown away . they buy on account thrown away. they buy on account of e— thrown away. they buy on account of e eenpefpn— thrown away. they buy on account of e eenpefgn fw— thrown away. they buy on account of a campaign by people who've got of a campaign by people who've oof peeefonefe— of a campaign by people who've got passionate feelings and eon-f— got passionate feelings and eon-f oenw— got passionate feelings and don't deny that. why? there's no wkafneneee— don't deny that. why? there's no wfxxfngneee fo— don't deny that. why? there's no willingness to compromise this. snowing— willingness to compromise this. snowffng down— willingness to compromise this. shouting down of— willingness to compromise this. shouting down of people, this fnewkffnp— shouting down of people, this fnewkffnp of— shouting down of people, this insulting of people who don't enere— insulting of people who don't enere fne— insulting of people who don't share the view— insulting of people who don't share the view that anybody who is share the view that anybody who fe fene — share the view that anybody who is trans, therefore _ share the view that anybody who is trans, therefore is a woman eno— is trans, therefore is a woman enf fnerefore— is trans, therefore is a woman and therefore in— is trans, therefore is a woman and therefore in all senses you eonpefe— and therefore in all senses you can compete and— and therefore in all senses you can compete and all the rest of it. can compete and all the rest of f. we— can compete and all the rest of f. fnfe x— can compete and all the rest of it. this i think— can compete and all the rest of it. this i think it— can compete and all the rest of it. this i think it will die down— it. this i think it will die down over time. it seems to me a werw— down over time. it seems to me a werw. werw— down over time. it seems to me a werw. werw nnffen— down over time. it seems to me a very, very british prime propxen. — very, very british prime problem. �*ifw�*xicc very, very british prime problem. �*ifw�*xiii very, very british prime- problem. well, we have been we've been going we've been goaded and bullied into it. right. i am tooting the half time horn acas. what have you got to the half time? horn, please . thanks, cass . got to the half time? horn, please . thanks, cass. i got to the half time? horn, please . thanks, cass . i really, please. thanks, cass. i really, really, really hope you're in a job next week,. right? you are watching and listening to gb news. still to come, fur babies back

conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news . thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news. channel hola chicas. it's the fox and- i“ i“ hola chicas. it's the fox and the penek— chicas. it's the fox and the news panel. joining me is oonfnfe— news panel. joining me is dominic samuels, commentator and proefeeefer— dominic samuels, commentator and froeoeeefer eno— dominic samuels, commentator and broadcaster and dennis mcshane , broadcaster and dennis mcshane, former— broadcaster and dennis mcshane, forner xepow— broadcaster and dennis mcshane, former labour minister for europe.— former labour minister for europe. wno— former labour minister for europe. wno fe— former labour minister for europe, who is worryingly sound . krone— europe, who is worryingly sound . none. were— europe, who is worryingly sound . right. we're going to have to wfno— . right. we're going to have to wfnf nn— . right. we're going to have to wfnf nfn ep— . right. we're going to have to wind him up now.— . right. we're going to have to wind him up now. okay. now, rook.— wind him up now. okay. now, rook. ee— wind him up now. okay. now, rook. wow— wind him up now. okay. now, look, are you a— wind him up now. okay. now, look, are you a grandparent to a furr— look, are you a grandparent to a fur. pepwf— look, are you a grandparent to a ..., pefwf fw— look, are you a grandparent to a fur, baby? fur grand baby, even. did fur, baby? fur grand baby, even. are won— fur, baby? fur grand baby, even. pro wow neer— fur, baby? fur grand baby, even. did you hear the— fur, baby? fur grand baby, even. did you hear the pitter patter of ffnw— did you hear the pitter patter of ffnw foee— did you hear the pitter patter of tiny toes and— did you hear the pitter patter of tiny toes and melt when your fow— of tiny toes and melt when your fowr xeggef— of tiny toes and melt when your four legged child— of tiny toes and melt when your four legged child comes trotting fo— four legged child comes trotting fo wow— four legged child comes trotting fo wow .— four legged child comes trotting over to you , you're not alone. over to you, you're not alone. fow— over to you, you're not alone. vow een—

over to you, you're not alone. vow een z. — over to you, you're not alone. your gen z. gen— over to you, you're not alone. your gen z. gen z— over to you, you're not alone. your gen z. gen z are shunning enfkoren— your gen z. gen z are shunning enfxoren fn— your gen z. gen z are shunning children in favour— your gen z. gen z are shunning children in favour of man's best fneno— children in favour of man's best fneno eno— children in favour of man's best friend and cats.— children in favour of man's best friend and cats. dominic, how nenw— friend and cats. dominic, how nenw fw— friend and cats. dominic, how many fur babies— friend and cats. dominic, how many fur babies do you have? i eon-f— many fur babies do you have? i eon-f newe— many fur babies do you have? i eon-f newe enw— many fur babies do you have? i don't have any, unfortunately. n..— don't have any, unfortunately. we. r— don't have any, unfortunately. we. r eon-f.— don't have any, unfortunately. no, i don't. but— don't have any, unfortunately. no, i don't. but i— don't have any, unfortunately. no, i don't. butl plan- don't have any, unfortunately. no, i don't. butl plan on- no, i don't. but i plan on getting a cat because i'm gen z instead of a child. well, i think it's a bit early to have a kid hop on with. you have five ekreeow— kid hop on with. you have five exreeew fw— kid hop on with. you have five exreeew pw now— kid hop on with. you have five already by now. this- kid hop on with. you have five already by now. this is- x: i“ you have five already by now. this is the 15th eenfww— already by now. this is the 15th eenfwrw eno— already by now. this is the 15th century and they'd all be at work. — century and they'd all be at work. wou— century and they'd all be at work. work .— century and they'd all be at work. well, kids- century and they'd all be at work. �*ifw�*xicc x:i? i i“ c century and they'd all be at work. x:5 i i“ c work. well, kids can wait, but i do plan on getting a cat because i like pets. but i just haven't eoffen— i like pets. but i just haven't gotten around— i like pets. but i just haven't gotten around to— i like pets. but i just haven't gotten around to it. - c but i just haven't gotten around to it. “in i“ i“ gotten around to it. dennis, i weer— gotten around to it. dennis, i neer wow— gotten around to it. dennis, i hear you had a fascist cat. i had a cat. many years ago called seene— had a cat. many years ago called seene .— had a cat. many years ago called seene . wno— had a cat. many years ago called sacha , who was— had a cat. many years ago called sacha , who was incredible . she'd sacha, who was incredible. she'd fall sacha, who was incredible. she'd fexk off— sacha, who was incredible. she'd fexk off nw— sacha, who was incredible. she'd fall off my third— sacha, who was incredible. she'd fall off my third floor balcony in fall off my third floor balcony fn kenffen— fall off my third floor balcony in kentish town— fall off my third floor balcony in kentish town and bounced nonf— in kentish town and bounced nonf peek— in kentish town and bounced none peek ep— in kentish town and bounced right back up again. oh, god , right back up again. oh, god, sne— right back up again. oh, god, sne wee— right back up again. oh, god, she was indestructible , except she was indestructible, except ene— she was indestructible, except ene kepf— she was indestructible, except ene kepf eon— she was indestructible, except she kept sort of— she was indestructible, except she kept sort of getting into workwe— she kept sort of getting into trouble with— she kept sort of getting into trouble with fur— she kept sort of getting into trouble with fur balls. i want to trouble with fur balls. i want fo 90— trouble with fur balls. i want fo go foo— trouble with fur balls. i want to go too much— trouble with fur balls. i want to go too much detail, but just exoggef— to go too much detail, but just exoggee ep— to go too much detail, but just exoggee wp e— to go too much detail, but just clogged up a poor— to go too much detail, but just clogged up a poor little throat. no clogged up a poor little throat. wo x— clogged up a poor little throat. wo x neen— clogged up a poor little throat. wo x we— clogged up a poor little throat. no i mean, we during the penoenfe— no i mean, we during the peneenfe .— no i mean, we during the pandemic , we- no i mean, we during the

pandemic , we bought . a 3.2 pandemic, we bought. a 3.2 nfkffon— pandemic, we bought. a 3.2 million pets,— pandemic, we bought. a 3.2 million pets, mainly dog , cos million pets, mainly dog, cos fnere-e— million pets, mainly dog, cos fnere-e e— million pets, mainly dog, cos fnere-e e org— million pets, mainly dog, cos there's a big campaign to ban pwppfee. — there's a big campaign to ban pwppfee. a— there's a big campaign to ban pwppfee. a for— there's a big campaign to ban puppies- a lot of_ there's a big campaign to ban puppies. a lot of mps supporting it. puppies. a lot of mps supporting ff. nef— puppies. a lot of mps supporting f. for he— puppies. a lot of mps supporting it. but this week— puppies. a lot of mps supporting it. but this week the government eepofegeo— it. but this week the government eepofegeo ff— it. but this week the government sabotaged it because you could reef— sabotaged it because you could be few— sabotaged it because you could just buy puppi95_ sabotaged it because you could just buy puppies off the off the wee— just buy puppies off the off the web now— just buy puppies off the off the web ano— just buy puppies off the off the web now. and so— just buy puppies off the off the web now. and so many of them efnee— web now. and so many of them newe— web now. and so many of them since have been— web now. and so many of them since have been abandoned . all since have been abandoned. all the since have been abandoned. all fne ooge— since have been abandoned. all the dogs homes— since have been abandoned. all the dogs homes rescue homes, all all the dogs homes rescue homes, all eff eew— the dogs homes rescue homes, all eff eew for— the dogs homes rescue homes, all all say for heaven's— the dogs homes rescue homes, all all say for heaven's sake, get peek— all say for heaven's sake, get peek fner— all say for heaven's sake, get back that old— all say for heaven's sake, get back that old slogan, a pet is for fne.— back that old slogan, a pet is for kffe. nor— back that old slogan, a pet is for life, not for— back that old slogan, a pet is for life, not for christmas. but it for life, not for christmas. but ff enowe. — for life, not for christmas. but it should. should— for life, not for christmas. but it should. : : it should. should people should people be not thinking about having kids and raising families? we've got a demographic decline. demography is everything in this country. we're really struggling. should the should we all as the government should we all as a society be encouraging parenthood and very much so. i mean, i, i remember getting into fernpxe— mean, i, i remember getting into terrible trouble— mean, i, i remember getting into terrible trouble with my dear fneno— terrible trouble with my dear fneno polly— terrible trouble with my dear friend polly toynbee, years ago as friend polly toynbee, years ago ee en np. — friend polly toynbee, years ago ee en np. x— friend polly toynbee, years ago as an mp. i said— friend polly toynbee, years ago as an mp. i said labour, the fneonfng— as an mp. i said labour, the incoming labour— as an mp. i said labour, the incoming labour government enowe— incoming labour government enowe oo— incoming labour government should do more— incoming labour government should do more to support fenfkfee— should do more to support families, families incarnate fner— families, families incarnate that wonderful— families, families incarnate that wonderful line from each eeeonffng— that wonderful line from each eeeonffng fo— that wonderful line from each according to his—

that wonderful line from each according to his means to each eeeonffng— according to his means to each eeeonffng fo— according to his means to each according to his— according to his means to each according to his need or her need— according to his need or her need .— according to his need or her need . fn— according to his need or her need . in other— according to his need or her need . in other words, families need. in other words, families were— need. in other words, families where soledar_ need. in other words, families where soledar is— need. in other words, families where soledar is there, education— where soledar is there, education is- where soledar is there, education is there, there's a offp— education is there, there's a cup errone— education is there, there's a clip around the— education is there, there's a clip around the bottom or wnefewer. — clip around the bottom or whatever. hang on a minute. wee— whatever. hang on a minute. we-e gone.— whatever. hang on a minute. ne-e gone. wee— whatever. hang on a minute. he's gone. he's a— whatever. hang on a minute. he's gone. he's a full.- whatever. hang on a minute. he's gone. he's a full. i- whatever. hang on a minute. he's gone. he's a full. i know. he's gone. he's a full. i know. he's just condoned the smacking of children, assault . this is a of children, assault. this is a pubuc of children, assault. this is a public service announcement . we public service announcement. we do condone this. no, we don't condone smacking children. dominic no, i said we don't cast us as dumas. she's never stopped. dominic, come on. how long until you've got seven? well i can't put a timer on. i've got a demographic well i can't put a timer on. - i've got a demographic collapse. yesr_ i've got a demographic collapse. wee. ef— i've got a demographic collapse. yes, we're at 1.6.— i've got a demographic collapse. yes, we're at 1.6. i— i've got a demographic collapse. yes, we're at 1.6. i agree- i've got a demographic collapse. yes, we're at 1.6. i agree to- i've got a demographic collapse. yes, we're at 1.6. i agree to do seven. i'll do another four. yeah, right. okay, i'll get on that. but in general, yeah, i would agree that we do need to be having more kids because it seems to be a trend really across western countries that our birthrate is declining. and i think particularly in japan as well , they're they're in a real well, they're they're in a real danger of basically ceasing to exist . and i think it's as exist. and i think it's as things have changed. so we've

changed socially so there's less incentive for younger women to actually want to settle down because, you know, we're all liberal and free and climbing the corporate ladder. but it's also, you know, economically it's not really feasible at it's just not really feasible at the moment to settle down and have family. you know, have a big family. you know, it's very difficult to own your own home really economically. you two people working in you need two people working in the household unless the husband or wife is like extremely or the wife is like extremely rich able to sustain a rich to be able to sustain a comfortable lifestyle . so, yeah, comfortable lifestyle. so, yeah, i think that the government should doing more. the only should be doing more. the only thing is it sort of goes against the free market neoliberal consensus that we have across europe economically that says that government shouldn't be intervening too much in people's lives and their income, etcetera , etcetera. so don't worry, we've we've got a labour person to here balance the free market. what, what would, what would kern— what, what would, what would kefr sferner— what, what would, what would keir starmer go _ what, what would, what would keir starmer go out and say to the electorate— keir starmer go out and say to the electorate to,— keir starmer go out and say to the electorate to, to motivate peopxe— the electorate to, to motivate peopxe fo— the electorate to, to motivate peopxe ro gfwe— the electorate to, to motivate people to give them hope and opffnfen— people to give them hope and optimism about— people to give them hope and optimism about the future the

optimism about the future of the eownfrw— optimism about the future of the eownfrw eno— optimism about the future of the eownrrw end of— optimism about the future of the country and of the— optimism about the future of the country and of the family on the fenfkw— country and of the family on the fenfkw-werw— country and of the family on the family, very simple thing family, what very simple thing is family, what very simple thing fe e— family, what very simple thing is a wonderful— family, what very simple thing is a wonderful mp called stella creeew.— is a wonderful mp called stella creeew. wno— is a wonderful mp called stella creeew. wno fe— is a wonderful mp called stella creasy, who is campaigning perffewxerkw— creasy, who is campaigning particularly on— creasy, who is campaigning particularly on child care? i frowgnf— particularly on child care? i prongnf ep— particularly on child care? i prongnf up .— particularly on child care? i brought up , brought,- particularly on child care? i brought up, brought, brought up, helped bring up four children in the early part of their lives. not the last one. benjamin he was born after i became an mp in france. there you've got maternity , maternal care, maternity, maternal care, kindergar martens, nurseries and it's all free. and but that's nor— it's all free. and but that's nof x— it's all free. and but that's nof x eon-f— it's all free. and but that's not i don't think- c ”ixixi and but that's not i don't think that's necessarily— not i don't think that's necessarily a- not i don't think that's necessarily a solution to the promen— necessarily a solution to the problem, though, because whilst yes.— problem, though, because whilst wee ff-e— problem, though, because whilst yes, it's important— problem, though, because whilst yes, it's important isn't that peopke— yes, it's important isn't that peopxe en— yes, it's important isn't that people can afford to get child care when they— people can afford to get child care when they need it, but at fne— care when they need it, but at fne ee— care when they need it, but at the same time— care when they need it, but at the same time you're essentially paying— the same time you're essentially pewfng en— the same time you're essentially pewfng en en— the same time you're essentially pewfng en of— the same time you're essentially paying an arm of the to state eer— paying an arm of the to state eef ee— paying an arm of the to state eef ee e— paying an arm of the to state act as a parent— paying an arm of the to state act as a parent for your child fnefeeo— act as a parent for your child fnefeeo of— act as a parent for your child instead of raising— act as a parent for your child instead of raising them wowreekf. — instead of raising them yourself. �*ifw�*xicc instead of raising them yourself. �*ifw�*xiii �*" yourself. well well, look, if yourself. well well, look, if you want the two parents who are educated, ba.2 university like you have and laurence has to go to university, he didn't let me in. i'm too thick. yeah, i don't believe that. then it's a good

idea to help them bring up children. and i think we've got the most expensive childcare in europe . i've grabbed parent and europe. i've grabbed parent and i look at my children . one of i look at my children. one of the things we could do this is a bit controversial, this very controversial brexit killed au pairs mothers helps coming in to learn english, living at home you know in an upstairs room. now you've got to get a visa. you've got to earn a lot of money. and so nobody can afford an au pair. i mean, the average peon— an au pair. i mean, the average peeon propepkw— an au pair. i mean, the average person probably can't- i i mean, the average person probably can't afford an au person probably can't afford an en pern— person probably can't afford an en pefr. wow— person probably can't afford an au pair. now the— person probably can't afford an au pair. now the country in the day.— au pair. now the country in the few. x— au pair. now the country in the dayr x eon-f— au pair. now the country in the day, i don't know— au pair. now the country in the day, i don't know anyone. i'm effu— day, i don't know anyone. i'm still recovering _ day, i don't know anyone. i'm still recovering from our unbelievably disappointingly grown up. this panel was sorry. why— grown up. this panel was sorry. wnw won-f— grown up. this panel was sorry. wnw wen-f wow— grown up. this panel was sorry. why didn't you argue- g i. this panel was sorry. why didn't you argue ? you could why didn't you argue? you could newe— why didn't you argue? you could newe fowgnf.— why didn't you argue? you could have fought. you— why didn't you argue? you could have fought. you could have enowfeo— have fought. you could have enowfeo fo— have fought. you could have shouted to them, called each one— shouted to them, called each other fascist _ shouted to them, called each other fascist or— shouted to them, called each other fascist or something. god. anwwew— other fascist or something. god. anywayr fnenk— other fascist or something. god. anyway, thank you _ other fascist or something. god. anyway, thank you for the very eenefpxe— anyway, thank you for the very sensible dominic— anyway, thank you for the very sensible dominic and the very eenefpke— sensible dominic and the very sensible denis.— sensible dominic and the very sensible denis. i'm going home for pefng— sensible denis. i'm going home for pefng on— sensible denis. i'm going home for pefng on nw— sensible denis. i'm going home for being on my panel. well, nee— for being on my panel. well, we gofng— for being on my panel. well, he's going home— for being on my panel. well, he's going home next. it's all

epowf— he's going home next. it's all epowf wow— he's going home next. it's all about you and— he's going home next. it's all about you and what you think, when— about you and what you think, wnfen fe— about you and what you think, when fe gofng— about you and what you think, which is going to— about you and what you think, which is going to be fun, i'm we-kx— which is going to be fun, i'm sure we'll be— which is going to be fun, i'm sure we'll be back .

in three. it's all coming to an end and it's now to me it's now time for you to tell me what you think of what we've been talking about on the show. so on british cycling's decision been talking about on the show. so ban3ritish cycling's decision been talking about on the show. so ban transgender g's decision been talking about on the show. so ban transgender women sion been talking about on the show. so ban transgender women orn so ban transgender women or give to ban transgender women or give fnen — to ban transgender women or give fnen lopen— to ban transgender women or give them open category, jane has them an open category, jane has eew— them an open category, jane has eefo oon— them an open category, jane has said common sense— them an open category, jane has said common sense facts beat feekfnge— said common sense facts beat feelings,-shapiro- said common sense facts beat feelings, shapiro often feelings, as ben shapiro often eewe— feelings, as ben shapiro often eewe. ano— feelings, as ben shapiro often eewe. one fne— feelings, as ben shapiro often says. and the decision is fofeka— says. and the decision is totally correct. - says. and the decision is totally correct. no one has been eeenee.— totally correct. no one has been ekekwoeo. reef— totally correct. no one has been excluded, just assigned to the eeonef— excluded, just assigned to the eeonef- xf-e— excluded, just assigned to the correct- it's a - excluded, just assigned to the correct-it's a very. correct category. it's a very reeeonepxe— correct category. it's a very reasonable thing leo reasonable thing to say, leo eefo. — reasonable thing to say, leo eefo. peep.— reasonable thing to say, leo said. 100% correct decision. refrneee— said. 100% correct decision. fairness-most- said. 100% correct decision. fairness most important fairness is the most important fnfng— fairness is the most important fnfngleporfe. — fairness is the most important thing sports. after winning , thing in sports. after winning, of course, and— thing in sports. after winning, of course, and this is actually a of course, and this is actually e—pofnf- of course, and this is actually e—pofnf now| a really important point now fner— a really important point now we we— a really important point now that this this— a really important point now that this this silly ridiculousness has been that this this silly— ridiculousness has been solved, wow— ridiculousness has been solved, wow frne— ridiculousness has been solved, wow frne fner— ridiculousness has been solved, you find that your— ridiculousness has been solved, you find that your average pwnfer— you find that your average punter anti—trans or punter isn't anti—trans or enwfnfng.— punter isn't anti—trans or anything. they're just pro

fefrneee— anything. they're just pro fefrneee .— anything. they're just pro fairness . and— anything. they're just pro fairness . and that's what i've fairness. and that's what i've noffeeo— fairness. and that's what i've noticed today. _ fairness. and that's what i've noticed today. the dialogue has been— noticed today. the dialogue has peen-fne— noticed today. the dialogue has peen-fne fe— noticed today. the dialogue has been -this is good- noticed today. the dialogue has been-this is good .- noticed today. the dialogue has been this is good . now been about this is good. now fer-e— been about this is good. now let's tolerant,— been about this is good. now let's tolerant, be— been about this is good. now let's tolerant, be tolerant and fnekwfe— let's tolerant, be tolerant and include trans— let's tolerant, be tolerant and include trans people to play in fnen— include trans people to play in fnefr own— include trans people to play in their own unique— include trans people to play in their own unique category on the reef— their own unique category on the reef sfop— their own unique category on the reef srop off— their own unique category on the just stop oil protesters, oliver eewe— just stop oil protesters, oliver eewe reef— just stop oil protesters, oliver eewe reef sfop— just stop oil protesters, oliver says just stop oil— just stop oil protesters, oliver says just stop oil have absolutely— says just stop oil have absolutely nothing to do with eewfng— absolutely nothing to do with saving—insteadl saving the planet or instead a group— saving the planet or instead a group efnfng— saving the planet or instead a group efnfng fo— saving the planet or instead a group aiming to anger public opfnfon— group aiming to anger public. opinion—draconian opinion into allowing draconian fewe—fo- opinion into allowing draconianj laws _to protest laws to end the right to protest .-ooee— laws to end the right to protest .-does wonder,- laws to end the right to protest . does wonder, doesn't . but one does wonder, doesn't wnefner— . but one does wonder, doesn't one, whether just— . but one does wonder, doesn't one, whether just stop oil . but one does wonder, doesn't one, whetherjust stop oil might one, whether just stop oil might be e— one, whether just stop oil might be a convenient— one, whether just stop oil might be a convenient little organisation- be a convenient little organisation to bring in an end to organisation to bring in an end ro profeefef— organisation to bring in an end to protests? and— organisation to bring in an end to protests? and finally , carole to protests? and finally, carole eewe— to protests? and finally, carole eewe wow.— to protests? and finally, carole eewe wow. wnef— to protests? and finally, carole says, wow, what a— to protests? and finally, carole says, wow, what a wonderful fnferwfew— says, wow, what a wonderful interview lawrence hay conducted wffn— interview lawrence hay conducted wffn wreneek— interview lawrence hay conducted with michael moss.— interview lawrence hay conducted with michael moss. he should be nree— with michael moss. he should be fn— with michael moss. he should be nice. i'm usually— with michael moss. he should be nice. i'm usually people say fnfnge— nice. i'm usually people say mean things so— nice. i'm usually people say mean things so interesting and lawrence asks— mean things so interesting and lawrence asks such insightful gweeffone. — lawrence asks such insightful questions. _carolel lawrence asks such insightful questions. carole . questions. thank you carole. fnenk— questions. thank you carole. fnenk wow— questions. thank you carole. thank you watching. that's thank you for watching. that's reeka— thank you for watching. that's reeka-kfgnf— thank you for watching. that's really-right now.- thank you for watching. that's really right now. i asked really nice. right now. i asked you— really nice. right now. i asked wow fo— really nice. right now. i asked wow ro puf— really nice. right now. i asked wow ro pwf ne— really nice. right now. i asked you to put me on— really nice. right now. i asked you to put me on your spot with happy— you to put me on your spot with neppw pfnneew— you to put me on your spot with happy birthday messages to acas . xf-e— happy birthday messages to acas . xf-e frne— happy birthday messages to acas . xf-e frne for— happy birthday messages to acas . it's time for fox— happy birthday messages to acas . it's time for fox on— happy birthday messages to acas . it's time for fox on the spot . ano— . it's time for fox on the spot . ano nee-e— . it's time for fox on the spot . and here's what— . it's time for fox on the spot . and here's what you had to eew.— . and here's what you had to eew-fwfffer- . and here's what you had toi say-twitter. his say. harry on twitter with his 17 followers _ say. harry on twitter with his 17 followers says— say. harry on twitter with his 17 followers says . a failed 17 followers says. a failed eefor— 17 followers says. a failed actor presents _ 17 followers says. a failed actor presents a woke show. i fnfnk— actor presents a woke show. i fnfnk nr— actor presents a woke show. i think i'll give— actor presents a woke show. i think i'll give it— actor presents a woke show. i think i'll give it a— actor presents a woke show. i think i'll give it a miss. i'll nree— think i'll give it a miss. i'll

wow— think i'll give it a miss. i'll wow .— think i'll give it a miss. i'll miss you . sorry,- think i'll give it a miss. i'll miss you . sorry, matt, think i'll give it a miss. i'll miss you . sorry, matt , says dear miss you. sorry, matt, says dear nag.— miss you. sorry, matt, says dear xneek. fore.— miss you. sorry, matt, says dear xneek. fore. x— miss you. sorry, matt, says dear incel. lord, i think— miss you. sorry, matt, says dear incel. lord, i think we can all eekeprefe— incel. lord, i think we can all celebrate another— incel. lord, i think we can all celebrate another another year foee— celebrate another another year foee fo — celebrate another another year foee fo wow— celebrate another another year closer to your inevitable fenne— closer to your inevitable oenfee. on— closer to your inevitable demise. oh god. thank you. it means so much.— demise. oh god. thank you. it means so much. on my birthday . means so much. on my birthday. oreg— means so much. on my birthday. ereg. low— means so much. on my birthday. greg. lou writes— means so much. on my birthday. greg. lou writes i— means so much. on my birthday. greg. lou writes i think this is going— greg. lou writes i think this is gofng fo— greg. lou writes i think this is gofng ro go— greg. lou writes i think this is gofng ro go wekx— greg. lou writes i think this is going to go well today. we commiserate_ going to go well today. we commiserate on- going to go well today. we commiserate on the anniversary of wow— commiserate on the anniversary of your regrettable escape from the of your regrettable escape from fne wone— of your regrettable escape from fne wonp .— of your regrettable escape from fne wonp . eer— of your regrettable escape from the womb . get in— of your regrettable escape from the womb . get in the sea of your regrettable escape from the womb. get in the sea . of your regrettable escape from the womb . get in the sea . oh, the womb. get in the sea. oh, ff-e— the womb. get in the sea. oh, ff-e eo— the womb. get in the sea. oh, ff-e eo nowfng— the womb. get in the sea. oh, it's so moving. this is modern pokfffeek— it's so moving. this is modern political discourse— it's so moving. this is modern political discourse . and modern political discourse. and modern eoefek— political discourse. and modern eoefex newe— political discourse. and modern social media discourse is so wprfffng— social media discourse is so wprfrfng .— social media discourse is so uplifting . thank you so much. uplifting. thank you so much. kerne— uplifting. thank you so much. wexwe neppw— uplifting. thank you so much. value happy birthday. you wonder . wonoerfwk— value happy birthday. you wonder . wonderful incendiary beacon of free— . wonderful incendiary beacon of free epeeen.— . wonderful incendiary beacon of free speech. wowzers that was nere— free speech. wowzers that was new fo— free speech. wowzers that was new fo ger— free speech. wowzers that was hard to get ready— free speech. wowzers that was hard to get ready because my xffe— hard to get ready because my kffe fe— hard to get ready because my life is basically— hard to get ready because my life is basically one permanent effeek— life is basically one permanent effeek fron — life is basically one permanent attack from someone or other . attack from someone or other. knwwew. — attack from someone or other. anywayr ffneffw— attack from someone or other. anyway, finally, one from vfefone. — anyway, finally, one from victoria. happy happy birthday fron— victoria. happy happy birthday fron fne— victoria. happy happy birthday fron fne us— victoria. happy happy birthday from the us to— victoria. happy happy birthday from the us to one of my fewownfe— from the us to one of my favourite most— from the us to one of my favourite most gb news preeenfere— favourite most gb news presenters ever. oh, thank you, vfefone— presenters ever. oh, thank you, vfefone .— presenters ever. oh, thank you, victoria . thank— presenters ever. oh, thank you, victoria . thank you everyone for victoria. thank you everyone for eenofng— victoria. thank you everyone for eenofng fn— victoria. thank you everyone for sending in those— victoria. thank you everyone for sending in those very charming

neeeegee-nw— sending in those very charming messages my impending messages about my impending oeefn. — messages about my impending oeefn. fnenk— messages about my impending death. thank you— messages about my impending death. thank you to my panel, to my death. thank you to my panel, to nw gweefe— death. thank you to my panel, to nw gweefe eno— death. thank you to my panel, to my guests, and most of all to wow.— my guests, and most of all to wow. xxp— my guests, and most of all to wow. xrp new— my guests, and most of all to wow. xrp nekf fe— my guests, and most of all to you. up next is mark dolan. reek.— you. up next is mark dolan. werk. wnef— you. up next is mark dolan. mark, what is— you. up next is mark dolan. mark, what is on- you. up next is mark dolan. mark, what is on the show fonfgnff — mark, what is on the show tonight? well,- mark, what is on the show tonight? well, a- mark, what is on the show tonight? well, a massive developing story. lawrence phillips schofield has been sensationally dumped by his agent. sensationally dumped by his agent . he's been with the agent agent. he's been with the agent for over 20 years. he owns shares in the company. why has he gone? well, he has now admitted that he lied about his relationship with a young employee. we will bring you full coverage straight after this. first up, the weather . good first up, the weather. good evening. i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update for gb news from the met office the weekend promises a lot of fine weather. there will be a fair bit of cloud around in some spots, but generally some sunshine staying feeling sunshine staying dry, feeling warm in the sunshine. although this front will introduce a this cold front will introduce a slightly cooler feel, particularly as we go through sunday and monday. but a big area pressure dominating area of high pressure dominating our weather, a lot of our weather, meaning a lot of dry conditions out there, some cloud over northern england

breaking a little bit this breaking up a little bit this evening. the cloud is thickening ahead of weather front ahead of that weather front across most parts of across northern most parts of scotland. a little bit of light rain and drizzle is possible scotland. a little bit of light rain byi drizzle is possible scotland. a little bit of light rain by dawn, e is possible scotland. a little bit of light rain by dawn, but possible scotland. a little bit of light rain by dawn, but for;sible scotland. a little bit of light rain by dawn, but for most here by dawn, but for most places, clear and quite places, dry and clear and quite chilly, temperatures chilly, actually. temperatures certainly 2 or 3 certainly rural spots 2 or 3 degrees. so too far off degrees. so not too far off freezing. so a fresh start to the weekend, but sun's up early and the sun is strong. so it'll soon start to lift those temperatures . it will stay temperatures. it will stay predominantly through the predominantly cloudy through the morning over the highlands and the western isles. a bit of a damp well, but damp start here as well, but that into the that rain edging into the mainland scotland, of mainland of scotland, kind of fizzling it does so. so fizzling out as it does so. so brightening up the brightening up in the far northwest. sunny spells for the majority, feel in the majority, a cooler feel in the far north. but elsewhere, temperatures a little bit higher than values. more widely than today's values. more widely into the 20s cooler again on some coasts for sure , but inland some coasts for sure, but inland we could get 23, maybe 24 degrees and quite a pleasant saturday evening. we will see a bit cloud spilling down bit more cloud spilling down initially over northern england, then into eastern england to start but again, start sunday. but again, generally it's going to be

another fine day, just a bit more cloud on sunday over these eastern counties of england . but eastern counties of england. but even here we should see still some sunny spells. a brighter day in northern scotland. plenty of most places, not of sunshine for most places, not quite warm temperatures, just quite as warm temperatures, just a degree or so down. so high teens, maybe low 20s still in the south. but coasts in the south. but these coasts in the south. but these coasts in the east in particular, with a bit of a breeze that will feel far fresh and cooler, far valley fresh and cooler, feel for most on monday. feel for most again on monday. but again the majority, but again, for the majority, it's dry and fine with sunny spells. the sun, though, is pretty this time of year pretty strong this time of year