didn't think it was because i didn't think it was right— because i didn't think it was right that— because i didn't think it was right that was— because i didn't think it was right that was to— because i didn't think it was right that was to either overrule the - right that was to either overrule the whole committee or to make— overrule the whole committee or to make promises— overrule the whole committee or to make promises to people. now iwasm— to make promises to people. now uwasm prepared— to make promises to people. now iwasn't prepared to— to make promises to people. now i wasn't prepared to do that. as i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said,— i wasn't prepared to do that. as i saiii, i— i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said, i didn't— i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said, i didn't think it was iigiii— i said, i didn't think it was iigiii. and— i said, i didn't think it was iigiii. and ii— i said, i didn't think it was right. and if people don't like iiiii— right. and if people don't like iiiai, men— right. and if people don't like that, then tough— right. and if people don't like that, then tough . ' that, then tough. a man has appeared in court, charged with the murder of a 21 year old woman in northern ireland. chloe mitchell was last seen in the early hours of june the 3rd. a murder inquiry was launched after suspect ahmed human remains were found in ballymena yesterday. 26 year old brandon john rainey is accused of murder, a 34 year old man has also been charged with assisting offenders and was due in court as well today. offenders and was due in court as well today . more than 600 as well today. more than 600 people crossed the english channelin people crossed the english channel in small boats yesterday . that's the highest number on a single day so far this year. and it means the total number of people making the crossing so far this year has reached more than 8500 at this point. last yean than 8500 at this point. last year, the total had just passed

10,000. and finally , king 10,000. and finally, king charles has been aboard the famous locomotive, the flying scotsman , today celebrating 100 scotsman, today celebrating 100 years of the steam engine on his majesty's royal train was being pulled by the famous engine on the north yorkshire moors railway, which was celebrating its 58th anniversary. the crew and driver invited the king to stand on the engine footplate as she pulled into the station platform where well—wishers greeted them . the flying greeted them. the flying scotsman covered at least 2 million miles during its service on britain's railway network and was retired in 1963. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app here with gb news. back now to . news. back now to. nigel good evening. last news. back now to. nigel- . good evening. last monday,

prime minister— - good evening. last monday,| prime minister—went prime minister rishi sunak went to prime minister rishi sunak went io-harbour— prime minister rishi sunak went to harbour visiting border to dover harbour visiting border force— to dover harbour visiting border force on— to dover harbour visiting border force on wiai— to dover harbour visiting border force on what was— to dover harbour visiting border force on what was quite a windy day— force on what was quite a windy day .— force on what was quite a windy day . iiiis— force on what was quite a windy day . iiiis is— force on what was quite a windy day . this is what— force on what was quite a windy day . this is what he had to say day. this is what he had to say abom— day. this is what he had to say about government— day. this is what he had to say about government policy its about government policy and its eiieci— about government policy and its effeci on— about government policy and its effect on small— about government policy and its effect on small boats crossing the effect on small boats crossing iiie channei— effect on small boats crossing the channel or— effect on small boats crossing the channel or crossings eisewiieie— the channel or crossings elsewhere in— the channel or crossings elsewhere in europe are up, are up by— elsewhere in europe are up, are up by aimosi— elsewhere in europe are up, are up by aimosi a— elsewhere in europe are up, are up by almost a third over a simiiai— up by almost a third over a similar time— up by almost a third over a similar time period. 'i: «ice similar time period. and yet crossinsg— similar time period. and yet crossings into the uk are down by a fifth. i think that should tell us something that something is going on here and that's the result, i think of the actions that put place and that we've put in place and there's a range of different actions that we've put in place that to that. that are contributing to that. now ithought that are contributing to that. now i thought this was complete and iner— now i thought this was complete and utter nonsense,— ww i thought this was complete and utter nonsense, and this is how— and utter nonsense, and this is how-exam»- and utter nonsense, and this is how-exam. ii- and utter nonsense, and this is how exactly. a week how i replied exactly. a week ago— how i replied exactly. a week ago-because- how i replied exactly. a week ago because from sunday ago today, because from sunday the ago today, because from sunday iiie weaiiiei— ago today, because from sunday the weather changes completely. it's the weather changes completely. ii-s iiie — the weather changes completely. ii-s iiie end— the weather changes completely. it's the end of— the weather changes completely. it's the end of the— the weather changes completely. it's the end of the big anticyclone- it's the end of the big anticyclone in the north sea. ii-s— anticyclone in the north sea. ii-s iiie— anticyclone in the north sea. ii-s iiie end— anticyclone in the north sea. it's the end of— anticyclone in the north sea. it's the end of the strong north easieiiy— it's the end of the strong north easterly breezes— it's the end of the strong north easterly breezes ._ it's the end of the strong north easterly breezes . as if the easterly breezes. as if the iorecasi— easterly breezes. as if the iorecasi is— easterly breezes. as if the forecast is anything like right from— forecast is anything like right from iiiis— forecast is anything like right from this sunday we will have 8 to from this sunday we will have 8 io io— from this sunday we will have 8 io io days— from this sunday we will have 8 io io days of— from this sunday we will have 8 to 10 days of absolute . be to 10 days of absolute. be perfeciiy— to 10 days of absolute. be perfectly calm _ to 10 days of absolute. be perfectly calm weather. we know

mere— perfectly calm weather. we know iiieie are— perfectly calm weather. we know iiieie many,— perfectly calm weather. we know there are many, many thousands , there are many, many thousands, possiiiy— there are many, many thousands, peeeiiiy even— there are many, many thousands, possibly even tens— there are many, many thousands, possibly even tens of thousands imm— possibly even tens of thousands from dunkirk.— possibly even tens of thousands from dunkirk. right the way down wee— from dunkirk. right the way down weei ef— from dunkirk. right the way down weei ei ie— from dunkirk. right the way down west of le touquet_ from dunkirk. right the way down west of le touquet to berck, weiiine— west of le touquet to berck, weiiine ie— west of le touquet to berck, waiting to cross— west of le touquet to berck, waiting to cross ._ west of le touquet to berck, waiting to cross . what a week waiting to cross. what a week i— waiting to cross. what a week i iiieueiii— waiting to cross. what a week on. i thought i'd— waiting to cross. what a week on. i thought i'd put that to iiie— on. i thought i'd put that to me ieei.— on. i thought i'd put that to me ieei. se— on. i thought i'd put that to the test. so very— on. i thought i'd put that to the test. so very early this memine— the test. so very early this meming, we— the test. so very early this morning, we set- the test. so very early this morning, we set out from dover harbour— morning, we set out from dover beebeur ie— morning, we set out from dover harbour to find— morning, we set out from dover harbour to find out who was iigbi. — harbour to find out who was iigbi. ibe— harbour to find out who was right. the minister or me. right. the prime minister or me. so right. the prime minister or me. so ibe— right. the prime minister or me. so be be— right. the prime minister or me. so be be bee— right. the prime minister or me. so the fog has lifted a bit. we eiiii— so the fog has lifted a bit. we eiiii ebb-i— so the fog has lifted a bit. we still can't see— so the fog has lifted a bit. we still can't see very— so the fog has lifted a bit. we still can't see very clearly, bub— still can't see very clearly, be ibeie-e— still can't see very clearly, but there's border force picking up. ibeie-e— but there's border force picking up. ibeie-e e— but there's border force picking up. there's a dinghy , difficult up. there's a dinghy, difficult to up. there's a dinghy, difficult be ieii— up. there's a dinghy, difficult to tell. there's— up. there's a dinghy, difficult to tell. there's a— up. there's a dinghy, difficult to tell. there's a few dozen on beard.— to tell. there's a few dozen on board. definitely— to tell. there's a few dozen on board. definitely they're just being— board. definitely they're just berg beieei— board. definitely they're just being pulled up onto border beee-e— being pulled up onto border force's boat.— being pulled up onto border force's boat. now, the french eeeebb— force's boat. now, the french escort over here— force's boat. now, the french escort over here to the left, as you— escort over here to the left, as you ebb— escort over here to the left, as you can see, has— escort over here to the left, as you can see, has now turned robbe— you can see, has now turned round and— you can see, has now turned round and ie— you can see, has now turned round and is heading back bearde— round and is heading back towards france. _ round and is heading back towards france. this is going on at towards france. this is going on ei ibe— towards france. this is going on at the moment.— towards france. this is going on at the moment. there's another beb— at the moment. there's another bieb ub— at the moment. there's another be up ebebb— at the moment. there's another be up ebebi ie— at the moment. there's another pick up about to take place. a iiiiie— pick up about to take place. a iiiiie bii— pick up about to take place. a little bit further— pick up about to take place. a little bit further down the cbebbei— little bit further down the channel it's— little bit further down the channel it's been foggy. there are channel it's been foggy. there bye— channel it's been foggy. there are two boats— channel it's been foggy. there are two boats that have been spotted.— are two boats that have been ebebee. ii— are two boats that have been ebebbee. i-ei be— are two boats that have been spotted. i'd be surprised to be honest,— spotted. i'd be surprised to be bebeeb ib— spotted. i'd be surprised to be honest, if there— spotted. i'd be surprised to be honest, if there aren't more. and— honest, if there aren't more. and remember— honest, if there aren't more. and remember that 11 boats came in and remember that 11 boats came in yeebereey— and remember that 11 boats came in yesterday when— and remember that 11 boats came in yesterday when we get conditions— in yesterday when we get conditions without that north

eeebeiiy— conditions without that north easterly wind,— conditions without that north easterly wind, when we get ieievae — easterly wind, when we get relative calm,— easterly wind, when we get relative calm, they're coming in beb— relative calm, they're coming in be be— relative calm, they're coming in bet be same— relative calm, they're coming in just the same numbers. they were ibe— just the same numbers. they were ieeb year.— just the same numbers. they were ieeb year. asibb— just the same numbers. they were last year. aslef rishi sunak eebee— last year. aslef rishi sunak eebeg be— last year. aslef rishi sunak eebeg be be— last year. aslef rishi sunak saying to us last week that he's cut i— saying to us last week that he's cut i by— saying to us last week that he's cut i by zeb— saying to us last week that he's cut it by 20% already and he's going— cut it by 20% already and he's going be— cut it by 20% already and he's gebbg be see— cut it by 20% already and he's going to stop the— cut it by 20% already and he's going to stop the boats. bbebey— going to stop the boats. biebey i— going to stop the boats. frankly, i think that is for the bees— frankly, i think that is for the beds . — frankly, i think that is for the beds . abe— frankly, i think that is for the birds. and you— frankly, i think that is for the birds. and you can- frankly, i think that is for the birds . i: it?“ b 92; birds. and you can hear nigel, the border force vessel out there still sounding its horn because that fog is really only just lifted . it's been very just lifted. it's been very dangerous here. you couldn't see more than a couple of hundred metres in front of our boat. we're on this boat, we've got radar, we've got all the safety equipment for going through the shipping lanes in fog, something these not have. and these boats do not have. and we've seen a couple of- we've seen a couple of tragedies ebb— we've seen a couple of tragedies ebb biebey— we've seen a couple of tragedies and frankly, amazed we and frankly, i'm amazed we beveb-b— and frankly, i'm amazed we haven't-more- and frankly, i'm amazed we haven't-more. - and frankly, i'm amazed we haven't more . wc“ and frankly, i'm amazed we haven't more. wc“ haven't seen more. well, as predicted, nigel, it has got much busier as the morning has progressed. we've just come across another border force vessel that's picked up not one but two dinghies full. yeah, two dinghies escorted courtesy of the french navy over to our side of the channel and yeah, border force picking them up but more

remarkably and what i haven't seen before here is the other boat with the border force vessel, a big catamaran . and vessel, a big catamaran. and apparently two of— vessel, a big catamaran. and apparently two of these- g and apparently two of these boats beve — apparently two of these boats beve been— apparently two of these boats have been commissioned from seebiebe— have been commissioned from scotland-price— have been commissioned from scotland-price of- have been commissioned from scotland price of £2 scotland at a price of £2 miiiieb. — scotland at a price of £2 million. -job. scotland at a price of £2 million-job isi scotland at a price of £2. million-job is to million. and their job is to bbeb— million. and their job is to bbeb ub— million. and their job is to bbeb up be— million. and their job is to pick up the empty dinghies. yeah £2 pick up the empty dinghies. yeah bz-e— pick up the empty dinghies. yeah bz-e year— pick up the empty dinghies. yeah bz-e year be— pick up the empty dinghies. yeah £2-a year to pick- pick up the empty dinghies. yeah £2 a year to pick up the £2 million a year to pick up the empty— £2 million a year to pick up the embby ebbgbbee— £2 million a year to pick up the empty dinghies. now, surely that job, empty dinghies. now, surely that ieblit— empty dinghies. now, surely that ieblbb bee— empty dinghies. now, surely that ieblbb be be— empty dinghies. now, surely that job,.it has to be— empty dinghies. now, surely that job, it has to be done, which job, if it has to be done, which it job, if it has to be done, which ib bees,— job, if it has to be done, which ib eeee yeb— job, if it has to be done, which it does, you know,— job, if it has to be done, which it does, you know, you don't job, if it has to be done, which it doedinghiesiow, you don't job, if it has to be done, which it doedinghies just you don't job, if it has to be done, which it doedinghies just floating't want dinghies just floating off been— want dinghies just floating off down—surely- want dinghies just floating off down—surely thatj down the channel, surely that eebbe— down the channel, surely that eebie beve— down the channel, surely that could have gone— down the channel, surely that could have gone to local kent beepe— could have gone to local kent beebie. bub— could have gone to local kent beebie. bub be— could have gone to local kent people. but no, no, no, no. people. but no, no, no, no, no. ibe— people. but no, no, no, no, no. ib-e-bbm — people. but no, no, no, no, no.| it's-firm lscotland. people. but no, no, no, no, no.l it's-firm lscotland. it's gone to a firm in scotland. webb.— it's gone to a firm in scotland. iieii. we— it's gone to a firm in scotland. iieii. we be— it's gone to a firm in scotland. well, we can see— it's gone to a firm in scotland. well, we can see one- it's gone to a firm in scotland. well, we can see one of- it's gone to a firm in scotland. well, we can see one of those dinghies that has been cut loose by border catamaran at by the border force catamaran at the it waits for that the moment as it waits for that other catamaran to other chartered catamaran to pick it up. and in fact , a shot pick it up. and in fact, a shot of that shows 2—2 dinghies that it's already picked up. nigel but £2 million is really decent contract if you can get it. i'm sure the local lads here could've done it for an awful lot less and they know the waters well. but as you can see, it's waters well. but as you can see, be e— waters well. but as you can see, be u very— waters well. but as you can see, it's a very foggy— waters well. but as you can see, it's a very foggy dayb— waters well. but as you can see, it's a very foggy day, so- but as you can see, it's a very foggy day, so it's been— it's a very foggy day, so it's been very— it's a very foggy day, so it's been very difficult to spot some of been very difficult to spot some

eb bbeee— been very difficult to spot some of these dinghies.— been very difficult to spot some of these dinghies. but i mean, bere— of these dinghies. but i mean, bee we— of these dinghies. but i mean, here we are, you— of these dinghies. but i mean, here we are, you know, it's now bebo— here we are, you know, it's now use in— here we are, you know, it's now use be be— here we are, you know, it's now 9:30 in the morning and already ue-ielebeub— 9:30 in the morning and already we're-about i'd— 9:30 in the morning and already we're-about i'd say- 9:30 in the morning and already we're about i'd say it's we're on about i'd say it's ebeub— we're on about i'd say it's about-boats- we're on about i'd say it's about boats already. so about ten boats already. so were—e beryl about ten boats already. sol were—e very, very we're headed for a very, very big— we're headed for a very, very bbg buy.— we're headed for a very, very be by web— we're headed for a very, very big day. rishi it's— we're headed for a very, very big day. rishi it's barge full big day. rishi it's a barge full eireeriy— big day. rishi it's a barge full uireuriy bebuy— big day. rishi it's a barge full eireerbeeriuy. — big day. rishi it's a barge full already today. ' i: ” already today. and our aerial footage this footage showing shots of this border force vessel. absolutely packed out many dozens of migrants on the bow . and again, migrants on the bow. and again, at the stern of the vessel. i guess if you speak to anyone that knows the marine environment around here, they could have told you that this was always due to the weather and not due to government policy is what i was so angry last week. you know, the prime iiirrieber— week. you know, the prime minister arrives— week. you know, the prime minister arrives in- you know, the prime minister arrives in dover and buye— minister arrives in dover and eeye beek— minister arrives in dover and euye, ieeb eb— minister arrives in dover and says, look at me,— minister arrives in dover and says, look at me, i'm wonderful . arre— says, look at me, i'm wonderful . abe yeu— says, look at me, i'm wonderful . abe yeu brew,— says, look at me, i'm wonderful . and you know, the— says, look at me, i'm wonderful . and you know, the numbers eembug— . and you know, the numbers eembbg beve— . and you know, the numbers coming have been reduced. sbgbbrbeeub— coming have been reduced. significant-we- coming have been reduced. significant we can see significant and as we can see berr— significant and as we can see brem bbe— significant and as we can see from the last— significant and as we can see from the last two _ significant and as we can see from the last two days, that is reb— from the last two days, that is reb-we-ve- from the last two days, that is not-we've now- from the last two days, that is not we've now got not the case. we've now got ueri— not the case. we've now got normal summer— not the case. we've now got normal summer weather. and i weube— normal summer weather. and i would anticipate— normal summer weather. and i would anticipate the course would anticipate over the course of would anticipate over the course eb-eeubie— would anticipate over the course of_couple.months,. of the next couple of months, i'd of the next couple of months, i-eleurbrbeee— of the next couple of months, i'd-surprisedlwe- of the next couple of months, i'd surprised we didn't i'd be surprised if we didn't bee—berr- see 10,000 in the next two membe— see 10,000 in the next two merrbbe. bub— see 10,000 in the next two months. but i— see 10,000 in the next two months. but i forgot something webb— months. but i forgot something biebi ebb— months. but i forgot something rishi did present— months. but i forgot something rishi did present last monday, a meebeeb— rishi did present last monday, a

magical solution— rishi did present last monday, a magical solution . magical solution. but what i am pleased is that we have now not just one barge arriving in a fortnight in portland, but we secured two further boats today and then we will work through the detail and implementation of those. so the detail and implementation of those . so there we are , two those. so there we are, two bereee. — those. so there we are, two bergee. weii— those. so there we are, two barges. well that's- so there we are, two barges. well that's going to do the barges. well that's going to do bbe bubb— barges. well that's going to do the trick, isn't— barges. well that's going to do the trick, isn't it?— barges. well that's going to do the trick, isn't it.7 because bebeey— the trick, isn't it.7 because bebeey ceme— the trick, isn't it.7 because nobody came on monday, tuesday, weeueeeey— nobody came on monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday or friday, as breebebee— wednesday, thursday or friday, as predicted on— wednesday, thursday or friday, as predicted on saturday, 87 came on . sunday, 616 came. we came on. sunday, 616 came. we beveu-b— came on. sunday, 616 came. we beveu-b beb— came on. sunday, 616 came. we beveb-b geb bbe— came on. sunday, 616 came. we haven't got the figures for baby— haven't got the figures for beeuy yeb. — haven't got the figures for beeuy yeb. i— haven't got the figures for today yet. i would expect it to be irr— today yet. i would expect it to be in eeeee— today yet. i would expect it to be in excess of— today yet. i would expect it to be in excess of 700. so already bubb— be in excess of 700. so already iueb irr— be in excess of 700. so already iueb in bbree— be in excess of 700. so already just in three days.— be in excess of 700. so already just in three days. mr sunak , just in three days. mr sunak, e burge— just in three days. mr sunak, we're a barge short. just in three days. mr sunak, we're a barge short . oh, just in three days. mr sunak, we're a barge short. oh, and by we— we're a barge short. oh, and by bbe way,— we're a barge short. oh, and by bbe wey, meyer— we're a barge short. oh, and by the way, mayor khan , you're the way, mayor khan, you're going— the way, mayor khan, you're gebbg be— the way, mayor khan, you're gebbg be beve— the way, mayor khan, you're going to have to— the way, mayor khan, you're going to have to accept a barge buii— going to have to accept a barge buii eewu— going to have to accept a barge buii eewu irr— going to have to accept a barge full down in the— going to have to accept a barge full down in the royal docks. so wbeb— full down in the royal docks. so wbeb wee— full down in the royal docks. so wbeb ieeb— full down in the royal docks. so what was last monday all about .7 what was last monday all about? web— what was last monday all about? wee ib— what was last monday all about? wee ib eii— what was last monday all about? was it all about— what was last monday all about? was it all about spin and presentation— was it all about spin and presentation action as opposed to substance?— presentation action as opposed to substance? i— presentation action as opposed to substance? i was pretty angry iber— to substance? i was pretty angry ieeb iieuriey— to substance? i was pretty angry last monday with— to substance? i was pretty angry last monday with the way that he bebevee. — last monday with the way that he bebevee. i— last monday with the way that he behaved. i want— last monday with the way that he behaved. i want to— last monday with the way that he behaved. i want to ask you, do you— behaved. i want to ask you, do yeu bubb— behaved. i want to ask you, do you trust rishi?— behaved. i want to ask you, do you trust rishi? let me know

wbeb— you trust rishi? let me know wbeb yeu— you trust rishi? let me know what you think— you trust rishi? let me know what you think farage at gb news i— what you think farage at gb news i bee-b— what you think farage at gb news .com. i don't trust— what you think farage at gb news .com. i don't trust him an inch. bee— .com. i don't trust him an inch. we be— .com. i don't trust him an inch. ue-e bbe bbggeeb— .com. i don't trust him an inch. he's the biggest spinner in bribieb— he's the biggest spinner in british politics— he's the biggest spinner in british politics that we've seen unce— british politics that we've seen berry— british politics that we've seen since tony blair.— british politics that we've seen since tony blair. well joining me be— since tony blair. well joining me be berry— since tony blair. well joining me is danny shaw, former bbc beme— me is danny shaw, former bbc beme effere— me is danny shaw, former bbc home affairs correspondent . home affairs correspondent. berry,— home affairs correspondent. berry, bbe— home affairs correspondent. danny, the problems of illegal immberebbeu— danny, the problems of illegal immigration have been going on for immigration have been going on ber e— immigration have been going on ber u very,— immigration have been going on be u very, very— immigration have been going on for a very, very long time . we for a very, very long time. we eeeee— for a very, very long time. we eeeee yeere— for a very, very long time. we seemed years ago— for a very, very long time. we seemed years ago to be rather more effective _ seemed years ago to be rather more effective at— seemed years ago to be rather more effective at dealing with it more effective at dealing with ib . — more effective at dealing with ib . webb— more effective at dealing with ib . web. i— more effective at dealing with it . well, i think— more effective at dealing with it . well, i think what- more effective at dealing with it . will “

quickly. and the problem at the rrerreub— quickly. and the problem at the mememb yeu— quickly. and the problem at the moment, you have is you've got webbe— moment, you have is you've got ibeooo eee— moment, you have is you've got 170,000 odd asylum applications bbeb— 170,000 odd asylum applications bbeb ere— 170,000 odd asylum applications bbeb ebiii— 170,000 odd asylum applications that are still in— 170,000 odd asylum applications that are still in the— 170,000 odd asylum applications that are still in the queue of mer— that are still in the queue of meb bemg— that are still in the queue of not being resolved . and i think not being resolved. and i think the not being resolved. and i think bbe bebeb— not being resolved. and i think the total number— not being resolved. and i think the total number of people beve— the total number of people who've come— the total number of people who've come across small boats eme— who've come across small boats are beve— who've come across small boats and have claimed— who've come across small boats and have claimed asylum since 2018,— and have claimed asylum since 2018, beve— and have claimed asylum since 2018, who've had— and have claimed asylum since 2018, who've had their claims emevee— 2018, who've had their claims emevee eme— 2018, who've had their claims removed and dealt with, is about 20. se— removed and dealt with, is about 20. be eeve— removed and dealt with, is about 20. be sore eb— removed and dealt with, is about 20. so 80% of asylum claims emee— 20. so 80% of asylum claims zore. — 20. so 80% of asylum claims since 2018. small— 20. so 80% of asylum claims since 2018. small boats arrivals beve— since 2018. small boats arrivals beve meb— since 2018. small boats arrivals beve meb beer— since 2018. small boats arrivals have not been dealt with. so ememey— have not been dealt with. so memey wbe-e— have not been dealt with. so anyone who's wanting to come wiii— anyone who's wanting to come across will look— anyone who's wanting to come across will look at— anyone who's wanting to come across will look at that and say,— across will look at that and euy, web,— across will look at that and euy, wet, i— across will look at that and say, well, i come- across will look at that and say, well, i come here whether my eieim — say, well, i come here whether my eieim ie— say, well, i come here whether my claim is valid— say, well, i come here whether my claim is valid or not, i can ebey— my claim is valid or not, i can ebey ber— my claim is valid or not, i can ebey ber e— my claim is valid or not, i can ebuy rere bbb— my claim is valid or not, i can stay for a bit or— my claim is valid or not, i can stay for a bit or you just ebeebbeur— stay for a bit or you just disappear as— stay for a bit or you just disappear as an increasing mumbe— disappear as an increasing mumbe eb— disappear as an increasing number of people are from these bebeie. — number of people are from these bebeie. vou— number of people are from these hotels. you know— number of people are from these hotels. you know ,_ number of people are from these hotels. /i:::i. it“ '“ gout: hotels. you know, much higher levels of people absconding . but levels of people absconding. but danny, how is it that and even though i mean, we used to call the knot, we used to call the home office, not fit for purpose more than a decade ago, it's even less fit, it would seem, now. but how is it we were able to remove people more easily a few years ago we are now ? few years ago than we are now? i think it's partly because the eyebem — i think it's partly because the eyebem wee— i think it's partly because the system was functioning better. i

bbbmb— system was functioning better. i bbbmb ibe— system was functioning better. i bbmb me beme— system was functioning better. i think it's partly because we had some agreements— think it's partly because we had some agreements with some of our burebeem— some agreements with some of our european neighbours because we be me— european neighbours because we im bbe bu— european neighbours because we were in the eu .— european neighbours because we were in the eu . i— european neighbours because we were in the eu . i mean, the way were in the eu. i mean, the way to were in the eu. i mean, the way be eere— were in the eu. i mean, the way be eere rme— were in the eu. i mean, the way to solve this for— were in the eu. i mean, the way to solve this for me— were in the eu. i mean, the way to solve this for me is to have a to solve this for me is to have e eerb— to solve this for me is to have e eerb eb— to solve this for me is to have e eerb er e— to solve this for me is to have a sort of a boat— to solve this for me is to have a sort of a boat ready to go beek— a sort of a boat ready to go beeb im— a sort of a boat ready to go beeb be me— a sort of a boat ready to go back in the other- a sort of a boat ready to go back in the other direction as ee beebbe— back in the other direction as soon as people arrive. so you come here illegally, you go back in come here illegally, you go back be e— come here illegally, you go back be e beer,— come here illegally, you go back be e beeb, yeu— come here illegally, you go back in e beer, yeu ge— come here illegally, you go back in a boat, you go back to france immeriieber— in a boat, you go back to france immediately, and— in a boat, you go back to france immediately, and that requires an immediately, and that requires em egreememb— immediately, and that requires an agreement with the french. rme— an agreement with the french. me me— an agreement with the french. and the french— an agreement with the french. and the french will say, well, were— and the french will say, well, were im— and the french will say, well, were in ib— and the french will say, well, what's in it for— and the french will say, well, what's in it for us? well, wbeb-e— what's in it for us? well, wbeb-e im— what's in it for us? well, what's in it— what's in it for us? well, what's in it for- what's in it for us? well, what's in it for them? is the feeb— what's in it for them? is the beer meb— what's in it for them? is the fact that that— what's in it for them? is the fact that that would stop people ereeebme— fact that that would stop people ereeebme bbe — fact that that would stop people crossing the channel. so that weuie— crossing the channel. so that would reduce— crossing the channel. so that would reduce the— crossing the channel. so that would reduce the number of gueree— would reduce the number of gueree bbey-e— would reduce the number of guards they'd have to have on eeeuriby. — guards they'd have to have on eeeuriby. bub— guards they'd have to have on security. but the _ guards they'd have to have on security. but the british would beve— security. but the british would beve be— security. but the british would beve be ewe— security. but the british would have to give them something and that have to give them something and bbeb weuie— have to give them something and bbeb weuiei be— have to give them something and that would be some kind of breeeeeme— that would be some kind of processing centre in france, wbere— processing centre in france, wbere eieime— processing centre in france, where claims would be determined bbeb.— where claims would be determined bbem. rme— where claims would be determined bbem. ame ib— where claims would be determined bbem. me if yeu— where claims would be determined then. and if you were one of the beebbe— then. and if you were one of the beebie wbeee— then. and if you were one of the people whose claim was rejected, bbem— people whose claim was rejected, bbem yeu— people whose claim was rejected, bbem yeu ceme— people whose claim was rejected, then you came across, you'd be emevee— then you came across, you'd be removed immediately. then you came across, you'd be removed immediately . there would removed immediately. there would be e— removed immediately. there would be e euebe— removed immediately. there would be e euebe eb— removed immediately. there would be a quota of people that we weuie— be a quota of people that we weuiei beve.— be a quota of people that we would take. and— be a quota of people that we would take. and above that we iueb— would take. and above that we iueb weuiem-b— would take. and above that we just wouldn't take—

would take. and above that we just wouldn't take any more. ibe— just wouldn't take any more. be e— just wouldn't take any more. be e very— just wouldn't take any more. it's a very-position,- just wouldn't take any more. it's a very-position, isn'tl it's a very odd position, isn't it? know, further 500 it? you know, further 500 million promised to the french. and slashing and yes, they have been slashing more boats and they've been building at gravelines, building up at gravelines, some quite but the point quite big fencing. but the point i've made on this many, i've made on this show many, many is these boats are many times is these boats are now a mile now launching off a 70 mile width coast . and yet as we width of coast. and yet as we left the channel this morning, there were four big french naval vessels escort sorting dinghies through the quite foggy conditions at times almost from the french shore to the middle of the channel and handing over to border force. so i think, you know , the french would be better know, the french would be better off their navy would be far less busy . they could pocket the busy. they could pocket the money. we'd promise them already . but in the absence of an agreement, i mean, just remember this, tony abbott, who was the aussie pm back in 2012, had no international agreements and yet he just towed the boats back to indonesia . there was hell to pay indonesia. there was hell to pay the united nations, the eu, the british government all condemned

him , but once he towed half a him, but once he towed half a dozen back , they stopped coming. dozen back, they stopped coming. what if we just took them back to france without an agreement ? to france without an agreement? well, i just don't. that's just meb— well, i just don't. that's just meb going— well, i just don't. that's just meb gemg be— well, i just don't. that's just not going to happen. i don't bbbmb— not going to happen. i don't bbbmb ibe— not going to happen. i don't think it's going— not going to happen. i don't think it's going to happen under this government.— think it's going to happen under this government. and i don't bbbmb— this government. and i don't bbbmb i— this government. and i don't bbbmb i bbem-b— this government. and i don't think i don't think it's breebbeei— think i don't think it's breebbeei .— think i don't think it's practical, nigel. i think it's beeerie— practical, nigel. i think it's beeerie. i— practical, nigel. i think it's feasible. i think we're feasible. i don't think we're auebreiie— feasible. i don't think we're australia. we— feasible. i don't think we're australia. we just. we can't do bbeb.— australia. we just. we can't do bbeb. wby— australia. we just. we can't do bbeb. why-we— australia. we just. we can't do that. why we need an that. why not? we need an egreememb— that. why not? we need an agreement place . you can't agreement in place. you can't iueb— agreement in place. you can't iueb beve— agreement in place. you can't iueb beve beebie— agreement in place. you can't just take people back like that. you just take people back like that. veu meee— just take people back like that. veu meee em— just take people back like that. you need an agreement. but, but bbeb— you need an agreement. but, but bbeb reeuiree— you need an agreement. but, but that requires hard— you need an agreement. but, but that requires hard work. it reeuiree— that requires hard work. it requires ministers to shuttle beebweree— requires ministers to shuttle backwards and— requires ministers to shuttle backwards and forwards to offer various things— backwards and forwards to offer various things and that that bebee— various things and that that bebee memy— various things and that that takes many, many weeks. and many membe— takes many, many weeks. and many membbe be— takes many, many weeks. and many membbe be be— takes many, many weeks. and many months to do that. _ takes many, many weeks. and many months to do that. it— takes many, many weeks. and many months to do that. it is beeerie— months to do that. it is possible to— months to do that. it is possible to do- months to do that. it is possible to do that, but it reeuiree— possible to do that, but it requires real— possible to do that, but it requires real will. and in the meemme— requires real will. and in the meantime, obviously the boats wiii— meantime, obviously the boats wiii ceme— meantime, obviously the boats will come and— meantime, obviously the boats will come and the government bebee— will come and the government bebee bbe— will come and the government hates the headlines. by the way, i bbbmb— hates the headlines. by the way, i bbbmb yeu-re— hates the headlines. by the way, i think you're right— hates the headlines. by the way, i think you're right that the reeuebbem— i think you're right that the reduction this— i think you're right that the reduction this year is probably meime— reduction this year is probably meime eue— reduction this year is probably meime eue be— reduction this year is probably mainly due to where the conditions. _ mainly due to where the conditions. but i think it's eiee— conditions. but i think it's also because— conditions. but i think it's also because there are fewer aibemieme— also because there are fewer albanians coming there are far fewer— albanians coming there are far fewer albanians— albanians coming there are far fewer albanians coming. there was—yeabl was 12,000, i think, last year, eemebbme— was 12,000, i think, last year, something like— was 12,000, i think, last year, something like that. the numbers

are something like that. the numbers mueb— something like that. the numbers are much smaller— something like that. the numbers are much smaller now and that brebeny— are much smaller now and that brebeny bee— are much smaller now and that probably has dodi. that's interesting, you because interesting, you see, because there claim for there was no valid claim for people coming from albania. you know, the vast majority, germany was zero zero. i mean, we seem to grant 50% asylum for reasons that are quite beyond me. for a country that's a holiday destination, a democracy . but we destination, a democracy. but we did deport thought about 1800 young men back to albania . so young men back to albania. so young men back to albania. so you see, that's the reason fewer albanians are coming. i think they're being replaced by people coming from the subcontinent, from the punjab. but okay, i think we should be like australia. you don't barring that, rwanda , rwanda plan, you that, rwanda, rwanda plan, you know , the government's plan know, the government's plan passed it and yet various legal challenges both in this country and potentially, of course, we saw an interjection already from the european court of human rights . isn't the european court of human rights. isn't part of the problem here? we're in a terrible legal muddle . well, terrible legal muddle. well, we're awaiting the- g 3: well, we're awaiting the result of the ebbeei— we're awaiting the result of the ebbeei .— we're awaiting the result of the ebbeei . se— we're awaiting the result of the ebbeei . se me— we're awaiting the result of the appeal. so the courts are going

to appeal. so the courts are going be ruie— appeal. so the courts are going be ruie em— appeal. so the courts are going to rule on that.— appeal. so the courts are going to rule on that. they've given me— to rule on that. they've given bbe green— to rule on that. they've given the green light— to rule on that. they've given the green light so— to rule on that. they've given the green light so far. it's iiber— the green light so far. it's iiber be— the green light so far. it's iiber be be— the green light so far. it's likely to go all- the green light so far. it's likely to go all the way to the uk likely to go all the way to the be supreme— likely to go all the way to the uk supreme court. so we'll have to uk supreme court. so we'll have be eee— uk supreme court. so we'll have be bew— uk supreme court. so we'll have to see how that— uk supreme court. so we'll have to see how that pans out and wbebber— to see how that pans out and wbebber bbe— to see how that pans out and whether the government can get meme— whether the government can get biiebbe ebb— whether the government can get riigbbe ebb im— whether the government can get flights off in the _ whether the government can get flights off in the meantime. um, i bereemeiiy— flights off in the meantime. um, i personally don't— flights off in the meantime. um, i personally don't like the iewemee— i personally don't like the rwanda deal.— i personally don't like the rwanda deal. i— i personally don't like the rwanda deal. i don't like it at all rwanda deal. i don't like it at eii mem— rwanda deal. i don't like it at eii brem e— rwanda deal. i don't like it at all from a moral— rwanda deal. i don't like it at all from a moral standpoint , i all from a moral standpoint, i bbbmb— all from a moral standpoint, i bbbmb ibe— all from a moral standpoint, i think it's wrong.— all from a moral standpoint, i think it's wrong. it feels like we're not dealing the we're not dealing with the brebiem— we're not dealing with the brebiem, ee— we're not dealing with the problem, so exporting it problem, so we're exporting it to problem, so we're exporting it beleeumbry— problem, so we're exporting it tolcountry that,— problem, so we're exporting it to country that, you know, is to a country that, you know, is happy— to a country that, you know, is happy to_ to a country that, you know, is bebby be reeere— to a country that, you know, is happy to receive, you know, huge emeum— happy to receive, you know, huge emeum eb— happy to receive, you know, huge amount of money— happy to receive, you know, huge amount of money from us to deal wab— amount of money from us to deal wab ir.— amount of money from us to deal wab ib. veer,— amount of money from us to deal wab ib. em i— amount of money from us to deal with it. yeah, i don't— amount of money from us to deal with it. yeah, i don't like it. ibbbmb— with it. yeah, i don't like it. ibbbmb ibe— with it. yeah, i don't like it. i think it's an— with it. yeah, i don't like it. i think it's an abdication of our responsibilities. what we ebeuie— our responsibilities. what we ebeuiri be— our responsibilities. what we should be doing— our responsibilities. what we should be doing is reaching an egreememb— should be doing is reaching an agreement with— should be doing is reaching an agreement with our eu counterparts- agreement with our eu counterparts and that requires agreement with our eu coun'work�*ts and that requires agreement with our eu coun'work mayid that requires agreement with our eu coun'work may notiat requires agreement with our eu coun'work may not be requires agreement with our eu coun'work may not be popular, hard work may not be popular, but hard work may not be popular, bub bbeb-e— hard work may not be popular, but that's the _ hard work may not be popular, but that's the only round. but that's the only way round. it but that's the only way round. ib emb— but that's the only way round. ib emi ib— but that's the only way round. ib emi ib mey— but that's the only way round. it and it may not— but that's the only way round. it and it may not be possible. web,— it and it may not be possible. well, we— it and it may not be possible. well, we have— it and it may not be possible. well, we have to— it and it may not be possible. well, we have to try it. �*vvb�*rz; �*" well, we have to try it. we if mey— well, we have to try it. we if bbey webb— well, we have to try it. we if bbey wemb be— well, we have to try it. we if they want to be minded and you know , they in the past have been know, they in the past have been quite often. but, you know, we bry. — quite often. but, you know, we by. i— quite often. but, you know, we my. i meem— quite often. but, you know, we can try. i mean david- i: “ but, you know, we can try. i mean david blunkett got can try. i mean david blunkett eeb em— can try. i mean david blunkett got an agreement— can try. i mean david blunkett got an agreement with them, bbem-b— got an agreement with them, bbem-b be,— got an agreement with them, didn't he, about— got an agreement with them, didn't he, about juxtaposing the semeebbe— didn't he, about juxtaposing the sangatte agreement. grin sangatte agreement. he got the semuebbe— sangatte agreement. he got the sangatte years ago. sangatte agreement 20 years ago. post you is

post controls, you know, is beeerie— post controls, you know, is beeerie be— post controls, you know, is possible to do— post controls, you know, is possible to do that. you know , possible to do that. you know, beebie— possible to do that. you know, beebie bbem-b— possible to do that. you know, people didn't think that we weuie— people didn't think that we weuiei eer— people didn't think that we would get some sort of agreement wab— would get some sort of agreement wab bbe— would get some sort of agreement wab bbe bu— would get some sort of agreement wab bbe bu be— would get some sort of agreement with the eu to fix— would get some sort of agreement with the eu to fix the problems in with the eu to fix the problems in werbbem— with the eu to fix the problems in northern ireland. that was beeerie— in northern ireland. that was possible through hard work and meeebbebbem— possible through hard work and negotiation, endless meetings emb— negotiation, endless meetings emi eii— negotiation, endless meetings emi eii bbe— negotiation, endless meetings and all the rest— negotiation, endless meetings and all the rest of it. it is eeebie. — and all the rest of it. it is doable. well,- and all the rest of it. it is doable. well, the- and all the rest of it. it is doable. fibril. f doable. well, the americans played a bit of a role in northern ireland, too. and a final thought, danny, on all of this, perhaps slightly more this, perhaps a slightly more political maybe i'm political question. so maybe i'm fair, when sunak just stands fair, but when sunak just stands in front of last monday in front of us last monday saying i've brought these policies know, policies into place, you know, it's we're winning. and it's down, we're winning. and i get the albania point, but actually there's no in sight actually there's no end in sight , is there? there's no immediate end in sight. you have to remind yeureebb— end in sight. you have to remind yeureer bbeb— end in sight. you have to remind yourself that the— i3“: “ 3“ you have to remind yourself that the numbers, erbeueb— yourself that the numbers, erbeueb e— yourself that the numbers, although a bit— yourself that the numbers, although a bit lower than last yeer— although a bit lower than last year, are still— although a bit lower than last year, are still well above the figure— year, are still well above the figure bbeb— year, are still well above the figure that in— year, are still well above the figure that in 2021 and 2020, i bbem-b— figure that in 2021 and 2020, i bbem-b eee— figure that in 2021 and 2020, i don't see that— figure that in 2021 and 2020, i don't see that there's any end in don't see that there's any end in eiebb— don't see that there's any end in eiebb be— don't see that there's any end in sight to illegal— don't see that there's any end in sight to illegal migration beuee— in sight to illegal migration because even— in sight to illegal migration because even if— in sight to illegal migration because even if they clamp down eubebembieiiy— because even if they clamp down substantially on _ because even if they clamp down substantially on people coming across on small— substantially on people coming across on small boats , these across on small boats, these erimimei— across on small boats, these criminal gangs— across on small boats, these criminal gangs will find other means. perhaps— criminal gangs will find other means. perhaps they'll start to

use container— means. perhaps they'll start to use container lorries and so on. bbem— use container lorries and so on. bbem — use container lorries and so on. bbem veer.— use container lorries and so on. bbem veeb. emu— use container lorries and so on. again “33“ a“: 3. use container lorries and so on. again / a“: bug. again yeah, and people will pay them. the going rate is about three and a half to grand get across and all the while they think they can get here and stay. they'll keep paying the three and a half grand. danny shaw, thank you for joining three and a half grand. danny shaw, thank you forjoining me. shaw, thank you for joining me. well, danny, there you know, outlining reasonable outlining the reasonable way to deal have to say i deal with this. i have to say i have a sort feeling maybe have a sort of feeling maybe it's become a bit more it's time to become a bit more unreasonable. moment, boris unreasonable. in a moment, boris johnson's dramatic resignation . johnson's dramatic resignation. what does it mean for his future in in the conservative party

about this from a health perspective. you're listening to gb perspective. you're listening to be newe— perspective. you're listening to gb news radio— perspective. you're listening to gb news radio .— perspective. you're listening to gb news radio . well,- f you're listening to gb news radio . well, i asked gb news radio. well, i asked you,— gb news radio. well, i asked yeu ee— gb news radio. well, i asked yeu, ee yeu— gb news radio. well, i asked you, do you trust— gb news radio. well, i asked you, do you trust rishi? i've got— you, do you trust rishi? i've ebb be— you, do you trust rishi? i've gee be bey— you, do you trust rishi? i've gee be eey. bbe— you, do you trust rishi? i've got to say, the reactions are pretty strong. dave says, no, he's a big a liar than boris johnson. he just thinks because he looks tidier, that he can get away with it . laurie says more away with it. laurie says more than i trust boris johnson, however , that is a very low bar however, that is a very low bar to begin with. and another says,

no, never trust a backstabbing traitor . i no, never trust a backstabbing traitor. i resigned my membership the day he became pm, and lee says rishi sunak is an unelected prime minister for i do not trust him at all. we need a general election , ian. now, a general election, ian. now, since i rather sort of daily mirror line that one since i was last on air with you on thursday rather, a lot has happened and the privilege is committee obviously were finding against bods obviously were finding against boris johnson. he decided not to put through the put himself through the humiliation of a suspension from the a vote possibly the commons. a vote and possibly or probably a recall by—election in uxbridge. and off he went to be followed by, of course, nadine dorries and nigel adams. three by elections now coming up for the conservative party . but for the conservative party. but also, of course, it was the whole question of honours where names on boris johnson's resignation honours list were declined , some of them declined, some of them politicians, others businessmen who appear to me to be quite blameless. us. but the war of words between rishi sunak and

bods words between rishi sunak and boris johnson has really intensified today . here was intensified today. here was sunak speaking about the honours list this morning. boris sunak speaking about the honours list this morning . boris johnson list this morning. boris johnson eebee— list this morning. boris johnson eeberi me— list this morning. boris johnson eeberi me be— list this morning. boris johnson asked me to do— l “g boris johnson asked me to do something l “3 boris johnson asked me to do something that i weeub— asked me to do something that i weemb breberee— asked me to do something that i wasn't prepared to— asked me to do something that i wasn't prepared to do because i bbem-b— wasn't prepared to do because i bbem-b bbbmb— wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it— wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it was— wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it was right that be— didn't think it was right that was to either— didn't think it was right that was to either overrule the whole eemmibbee — was to either overrule the whole eemmibbee er— was to either overrule the whole committee or to _ was to either overrule the whole committee or to make promises to beebie. — committee or to make promises to beebie. bew— committee or to make promises to beebie. wew .— committee or to make promises to beebie. wew . i— committee or to make promises to people. now , i wasn't- committee or to make promises to people. your“ e people. now, i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said, i didn't think it was right. and if people don't like that, then tough. i just think about that. he said he didn't think it was memb— he said he didn't think it was rbebb. ue-e— he said he didn't think it was right. he's basically saying bbeb— right. he's basically saying bbeb wbeb— right. he's basically saying that what boris— right. he's basically saying that what boris johnson was bumme— that what boris johnson was putting forward— that what boris johnson was putting forward was dishonest, bbeb— putting forward was dishonest, bbeb reeiiy— putting forward was dishonest, that really that's— putting forward was dishonest, that really that's the dig that sumeb— that really that's the dig that sumeb ie— that really that's the dig that sunak is getting in. and boris iebmeem— sunak is getting in. and boris iebmeem bee— sunak is getting in. and boris johnson has responded. he's reebemeee— johnson has responded. he's reebemeee by— johnson has responded. he's responded by saying that the brime— responded by saying that the prime minister— responded by saying that the prime minister is talking rubeeb— prime minister is talking rubeeb .— prime minister is talking rubbish . so— prime minister is talking rubbish . so we have rubbish. so we have a conservative- rubbish. so we have a conservative party not just ebiib— conservative party not just ebiib .— conservative party not just ebiib , bub— conservative party not just split , but possibly with some split, but possibly with some bbeb— split, but possibly with some bimi eb— split, but possibly with some kind of civil— split, but possibly with some kind of civil war. _ split, but possibly with some kind of civil war. i'm very bieeeeri— kind of civil war. i'm very bieeeeei be— kind of civil war. i'm very pleased to be— kind of civil war. i'm very pleased to be joined by sir jake berry— pleased to be joined by sir jake berry .— pleased to be joined by sir jake berry , bermer— pleased to be joined by sir jake berry , former chairman of the berry, former chairman of the cemeervevae— berry, former chairman of the conservative party and of

course, chair— conservative party and of course, chair of- conservative party and of course, chair of the northern beeeereb— course, chair of the northern research group— course, chair of the northern research group .— course, chair of the northern research group . jake come on, research group. jake come on, wbeei. — research group. jake come on, were. i— research group. jake come on, wbgeb. i eer— research group. jake come on, wbgeb. i gee ebb— research group. jake come on, nigel. i got all the- research group. jake come on, nigel. 3i3i 3: i3

actually, he's resigned actually, whether he's resigned because that was coming down the line whether he just really line or whether he just really doesn't have faith in the sort of that has been set of the system that has been set up of the system that has been set ”p by of the system that has been set up by him to investigate this and whether he feels for some reason it's not quite acted in a way that he thinks is right. but i actually think one of the real tragedies is, of course, that platform that he had and i think he used so well to fight for the north of england. as you say, a former chairman of the northern research group to fight for the north england and the north north of england and the north is isn't it? he's lost is crucial, isn't it? he's lost that by resigning. i think that's pity. i think that's a great pity. i think he's a to parliament. and, he's a loss to parliament. and, you popularity you know, political popularity is down. and own is go up and down. and my own personal view is that he if he was still prime minister, he would have recovered. but he's not not an and the not but he's not an and the conservative party is across a whole issues. imean, whole range of issues. i mean, partly when whole range of issues. i mean, berny wbem be— whole range of issues. i mean, partly when he was— 3 i mean, partly when he was there, but eerbeime— partly when he was there, but certainly under— partly when he was there, but certainly under sunak, it now beeke— certainly under sunak, it now looks-globalist- certainly under sunak, it now looks globalist party. looks like a globalist party. mere— looks like a globalist party. there-prospect- looks like a globalist party. there prospect of there is no prospect of diverging— there is no prospect of diverging from eu rules. deal diverging from eu rules. a deal on diverging from eu rules. a deal em werbbem— diverging from eu rules. a deal on northern ireland has been bebe— on northern ireland has been beme wbieb— on northern ireland has been done which permanently cuts

werbbem — done which permanently cuts werbbem—er- northern ireland off or eerbeime— northern ireland off or certainly for- northern ireland off or certainly for foreseeable certainly for the foreseeable bubure— certainly for the foreseeable future from _ certainly for the foreseeable future from the— certainly for the foreseeable future from the rest of the eeumbry. — future from the rest of the country. we've _ future from the rest of the country. we've got hunt in the ireeeury— country. we've got hunt in the breeeury .— country. we've got hunt in the treasury . we've— country. we've got hunt in the treasury . we've got the highest treasury. we've got the highest tax treasury. we've got the highest bev burbem— treasury. we've got the highest tax burden for— treasury. we've got the highest tax burden for 71— treasury. we've got the highest tax burden for 71 years. we've got— tax burden for 71 years. we've eeb bbe— tax burden for 71 years. we've eeb big ebebe. — tax burden for 71 years. we've got big state. but— tax burden for 71 years. we've got big state. but you know , and got big state. but you know, and bebe— got big state. but you know, and berie iebmeem— got big state. but you know, and boris johnson said— got big state. but you know, and boris johnson said very clearly in boris johnson said very clearly be bbeb— boris johnson said very clearly in that resignation letter that sumeb— in that resignation letter that sumeb wee— in that resignation letter that sunak was taking it in a bireebiem— sunak was taking it in a direction that- sunak was taking it in a direction that wasn't conservative kyiv now, you've eeimeri— conservative kyiv now, you've eeimeei e— conservative kyiv now, you've eemee e bbreee— conservative kyiv now, you've coined a phrase ,_ conservative kyiv now, you've coined a phrase , a word for all coined a phrase, a word for all of coined a phrase, a word for all eb rme— coined a phrase, a word for all eb bee bieb— coined a phrase, a word for all of this blob genomics . explain of this blob genomics. explain bbeb— of this blob genomics. explain blob genomics— of this blob genomics. explain blob genomics to— of this blob genomics. explain blob genomics to us. �*sii�*i3ll . blob genomics to us. well, it eerb— blob genomics to us. well, it eerb eb— blob genomics to us. well, it eerb eb i— blob genomics to us. well, it sort of i mean, if the conservative party wants to get back to winning ways, we have to cut tax. it's just it's just really is that simple. tax is far too high. i knocked on a pensioner's door in darwin last thursday when was doing my thursday when i was doing my weekly surgery and weekly street surgery and he came to the and i'll came to the door and said, i'll never vote for you again. i have a £20 a year private pension and you away from you start taking tax away from it blommenholm, which it and blommenholm, which i think a sort of a it's a sort think is a sort of a it's a sort of bizarre fiscal idea by the treasury that actually that , you

treasury that actually that, you know, the way you sort of grow the economy is cutting tax, but increasing taxes. so of course, on the one hand they say to us, you know, you're far too fat, so we're going to put tax on sugar. you smoke too much, we're going to tax on tobacco and you're to put tax on tobacco and you're like a bit of a drink. we're going to put tax on alcohol. they accept, way, they're they accept, by the way, they're right that you increase right that when you increase tax on people on things, it discourages people from doing it, doing it. but you can't say that putting up can't then say that putting up corporation tax increasing corporation tax or increasing personal to personal tax is going to grow the because the economy because you discourage entrepreneurs. but those those those two i get, those two things can't be. and that is baba itis things can't be. and that is baba it is basically a baba nomics. it is basically a broken political that broken political ideal erg that is pushed by london in the centre and we feel it in the north of england. for years north of england. we for years we had the investment we we haven't had the investment we wanted. it's a broken political ideology we want to win ideology and if we want to win the election, we have to the next election, we have to break down. need to blow break it down. we need to blow up and get back to up baba nomics and get back to level. trouble is, the level. the trouble is, the breubie— level. the trouble is, the breubie ie— level. the trouble is, the trouble is the— the trouble is, the trouble is the baba nomics types are trouble is the baba nomics types mewlbebeb— trouble is the baba nomics types are now total control of the are now in total control of the cemeervevae— are now in total control of the conservative party. the eurosceptics, - conservative party. the eurosceptics, the people like you— eurosceptics, the people like yeu-beiieve— eurosceptics, the people like you - believe .free - you that believe in free emberbrbee— you that believe in free- enterprise - strongly. enterprise very, very strongly. veure—

enterprise very, very strongly. you're-marginal- enterprise very, very strongly. you're-marginal ,- enterprise very, very strongly. you're marginal, pleased. you're now marginal, pleased. i meem-we evbeeb- mean, can we expect a by-eieebiem— mean, can we expect a by—election in rossendale and berwemb— by—election in rossendale and berwemb we— by—election in rossendale and darwen? no absolutely not. i beve— darwen? no absolutely not. i beve beeu— darwen? no absolutely not. i have been reselected- darwen? no absolutely not. i have been reselected by- darwen? no absolutely not. i have been reselected by my brilliant association. brilliant local association. i'll be fighting that election as a conservative because i am fighting for what i believe in. i believe in the of i believe in the north of england, which is why i served as powerhouse minister, as northern powerhouse minister, actually levelling as northern powerhouse minister, act policy levelling as northern powerhouse minister, act policy i levelling as northern powerhouse minister, act policy i believe ng up policy for boris. i believe in low tax. i believe in free enterprise and going to keep enterprise and i'm going to keep fighting that. and think, fighting for that. and i think, look the conservative party look what the conservative party is at, shown is really good at, we've shown over is working out how over decades is working out how to we're now point to win. we're now at a point we've got three elections if we've got three by elections if we've got three by elections if we get ahead in those by we want to get ahead in those by elections, got to stop elections, we've got to stop talking the party of talking about being the party of low start being the low tax and start being the government come on, government of barrie. come on, there's a civil war going on between this giant figure of bods between this giant figure of boris johnson and a prime minister with considerable support within the party, if not in the country, and the party in the end isn't big enough for both of them, is it? and one of them's gone and the thing about but the thing about friday may be for now, who knows? as be gone for now, who knows? as he says. but the thing about

friday is you did have three people who could potentially be the this the prime minister of this country. two. country. it's now down to two. it's rishi sunak or or or sir keir starmer to give him his full title. and as conservatives and the conservative mp , i am and as the conservative mp, i am going to fight my guts out to make sure that the person who walks down the street is number 10. boris johnson, a man that you've supported so strongly. he without fight, he has without a fight, virbueiiy— he has without a fight, virtually gifted me the uxbridge eemebibuemey— virtually gifted me the uxbridge constituency to _ virtually gifted me the uxbridge constituency to the labour berry. — constituency to the labour berry. uee— constituency to the labour party. he's now- constituency to the labour party. he's now seen by some in the conservative— party. he's now seen by some in the conservative party to a eemmibberi— the conservative party to a committed, a _ the conservative party to a committed, a sort of act of breeebery— committed, a sort of act of breeebery, e— committed, a sort of act of treachery, a mutiny . he's treachery, a mutiny. he's emeeureeeb— treachery, a mutiny. he's encouraged to- treachery, a mutiny. he's encouraged to others to do the mbe.— encouraged to others to do the same thing. the— encouraged to others to do the same thing. the recalls within yeur— same thing. the recalls within yeur berry— same thing. the recalls within yeur berry ber— same thing. the recalls within your party for him never to be eiieweei— your party for him never to be eiieweei be— your party for him never to be allowed to stay— your party for him never to be allowed to stay again, he's going— allowed to stay again, he's going be— allowed to stay again, he's going be be— allowed to stay again, he's going to be driven out of that party— going to be driven out of that party completely, isn't he? we-ii— party completely, isn't he? web-webb- party completely, isn't he? we'll-wait. i- party completely, isn't he? we'll-wait. i mean,| we'll have to wait. i mean, i think that would be a terrible mistake for the party. and i was asked today whether asked earlier today whether i thought be able thought he should be able to stand. i mean, the idea that the conservative party would block the successful conservative conservative party would block the ministerssful conservative conservative party would block the minister weil conservative conservative party would block the minister we have servative prime minister we have seen since thatcher since margaret thatcher certainly for the birds. certainly will is for the birds.

it's certainly not something i would you saw it's not would do. you saw it's not something would support. you something i would support. you saw how rishi sunak put- “3 3 you saw how rishi sunak put the mebe— saw how rishi sunak put the me im— saw how rishi sunak put the mebe in em— saw how rishi sunak put the knife in on the— saw how rishi sunak put the knife in on the stage this memme. — knife in on the stage this morning. words that knife in on the stage this morning. .words that used. morning. the words that he used. amb— morning. the words that he used. ame-vieieue— morning. the words that he used. and -vicious-but- and that's vicious stuff. but we-ve—beyembl and that's vicious stuff. but. we've—beyond it. we've got to move beyond it. we-ve— we've got to move beyond it. we-ve beb— we've got to move beyond it. we've got these— we've got to move beyond it. we've got these three- we've got to move beyond it. we've got these three by- we've got these three by elections. they are a big test for the prime minister. i believe in this bold conservative vision attack or attack change status attack and change the status quo. look, you quo. and look, if you effectively only thing effectively say the only thing you're going to achieve as a government stable, these government is stable, these things, that's okay. okay. things, well, that's okay. okay. unless things are terrible to start with. you know, stability , failure, teachers are on strike, trains don't work. so we've got to move beyond that. we've got to sell that positive vision. ipp is the man to do it. i don't think i don't think that bebe— i don't think i don't think that berie bee— i don't think i don't think that berie bee e— i don't think i don't think that boris has a future— i don't think i don't think that boris has a future inside beiibiee— boris has a future inside beiibiee .— boris has a future inside politics. he's- boris has a future inside politics . he's one boris has a future inside politics. he's one big legacy of been— politics. he's one big legacy of brevib-be— politics. he's one big legacy of brexit-be under- politics. he's one big legacy of brexit be under threat brexit may well be under threat berwey—mevb- brexit may well be under threat halfway next labour halfway through the next labour eevemmem — halfway through the next labour government. believe he government. i believe he may beve— government. i believe he may have-outside- government. i believe he may have-outside the- have to work outside the conservative _ conservative party, but i could be wreme— conservative party, but i could be wrong about— conservative party, but i could be wrong about that. it's just my beeiime. — be wrong about that. it's just my feeling- bub— be wrong about that. it's just my feeling. but let me ask you, i—eur— my feeling. but let me ask you, i_our audience,- my feeling. but let me ask you, i_our audience, you. i just asked our audience, you knew,— i just asked our audience, you brew-i— i just asked our audience, you brew-i eew— i just asked our audience, you know,-i saw rishi- i just asked our audience, you know, i saw rishi sunak in know, and i saw rishi sunak in bever— know, and i saw rishi sunak in bever ieeb— know, and i saw rishi sunak in dover last week— know, and i saw rishi sunak in dover last week talking to total emb— dover last week talking to total emb-emb— dover last week talking to total and-and knowing- dover last week talking to total and and knowing he was

and utter and knowing he was berime— and utter and knowing he was berime be.— and utter and knowing he was berime be. i— and utter and knowing he was talking to. i may— and utter and knowing he was talking to. i may use that now . talking to. i may use that now. amb— talking to. i may use that now. me i— talking to. i may use that now. me i webb— talking to. i may use that now. and i went today— talking to. i may use that now. and i went today to prove that it's-nonsense- and i went today to prove that it's-nonsense .- and i went today to prove that it's-nonsense . do. and i went today to prove that it's nonsense . do you it's absolute nonsense. do you brueb— it's absolute nonsense. do you brueb biebib— it's absolute nonsense. do you trust rishi? yeah— it's absolute nonsense. do you trust rishi? yeah i— it's absolute nonsense. do you trust rishi? yeah i do. i trust mm— trust rishi? yeah i do. i trust bim be— trust rishi? yeah i do. i trust bim be be— trust rishi? yeah i do. i trust him to do the— trust rishi? yeah i do. i trust him to do the port. no, i do. i do. come on, don't put words in my mouth. i trust him to put the hard work in. but, you know, this is a big test for him. and, you know, i would call and lots of colleagues calling who support him. they want the conservative party succeed. conservative party to succeed. we succeed as our we want him to succeed as our prime minister, to come out with some prime minister, to come out with sorae prime minister, to come out with sora conservative government be a conservative government that cuts taxes, gets hold of immigration, to any of immigration, going to do any of that? and you jolly well know bbeb.— that? and you jolly well know bbeb. amb— that? and you jolly well know bbeb. me im— that? and you jolly well know that. and i'm sick— “7 and you jolly well know that. and i'm sick to death of meemme— that. and i'm sick to death of beerbme rme— that. and i'm sick to death of hearing this cut— that. and i'm sick to death of hearing this cut immigration. ive— hearing this cut immigration. i-ve beerb— hearing this cut immigration. i-ve beerb ib— hearing this cut immigration. i've heard it since 2010. and every— i've heard it since 2010. and every election,— i've heard it since 2010. and every election, it's now at eeerb— every election, it's now at record - both - every election, it's now at record both legally every election, it's now at- record-both legally and record levels, both legally and iiieeeiiy. — illegally. i mean, why should beebie— illegally. i mean, why should beebie vebe— illegally. i mean, why should people vote for— illegally. i mean, why should people vote for this failing conservative— people vote for this failing conservative party? �*sii�*i3ll conservative party? well, beue— conservative party? well, because we need to persuade them that bold vision for that our bold vision for britain, which live in britain, which if you live in the north england , you can the north of england, you can already say that through levelling up. and i know it's a pejorative term or northern powers you want to powers or whatever you want to call it, your lives are changing. go to rossendale and

darwen. change. darwen. see the skyline change. go go anywhere go to darlington, go anywhere in the england. we need the north of england. we need to say people, look, have say to people, look, we have done that and fortunately, elections, you often don't get credit for what you've done. but we have done a lot. but what we need to do is capture the hearts and minds with will do and minds with what we will do for and i'm sorry, for them next. and i'm sorry, you maintenance of status you know, maintenance of status quo to do that. we quo isn't going to do that. we as a conservative party need to go beyond it. well, and you know, key to know, that is the key to success. sir jake know, that is the key to success. sirjake berry, know, that is the key to success. sir jake berry, it's success. sirjake berry, it's berbeeny— success. sirjake berry, it's perfectly clear— ” sirjake berry, it's perfectly clear what believe perfectly clear what you believe you perfectly clear what you believe yeu — perfectly clear what you believe yeu wbeb— perfectly clear what you believe yeu wbeb i— perfectly clear what you believe you are. what i would label as a eemeervevae— you are. what i would label as a conservative in— you are. what i would label as a conservative in a— you are. what i would label as a conservative in a party that is imereeemer— conservative in a party that is increasingly particularly increasingly not particularly conservative. _ increasingly not particularly conserv us ye.— increasingly not particularly conserv us ve. evening. joining us this evening. in a memeb— joining us this evening. in a moment, we'll— joining us this evening. in a moment, we'll talk about the imbbebmemb— moment, we'll talk about the indictment facing president mumb— indictment facing president irumb im— indictment facing president irumb m e— indictment facing president trump in a florida courtroom

gb news radio. |weii.- gb news radio. i well, a- gb news radio.i . well, a couple gb news radio.- . well, a couple of gb news radio. well, a couple of what the farage moments. the first, of course, that amazing serbian course, is that amazing serbian athlete. djokovic. some of athlete. no djokovic. some of you who've been watching this show for some time will remember i down to belgrade

i actually went down to belgrade when he was put under house arrest in australia. so big a supporter of him. am i? and of course he wouldn't have the jab. so he missed out on several tournaments , but he has tournaments, but he has triumphed in the french open when he's 36 years old, pushing 37. he's an incredible athlete and that was his 23rd major tennis title. and that now makes him the highest male winner of tennis titles in the history of the sport. and with wimbledon coming up in just a few weeks time , who would bet against him time, who would bet against him 7 time, who would bet against him ? i think if he hadn't missed, if he hadn't missed so many of those tournaments through being banned, through not taking the vaccine , goodness knows what vaccine, goodness knows what number he would be on. but he is a supreme, absolutely supreme athlete . when i first went to athlete. when i first went to the european parliament in 1999, one of the people i saw there was one silvio berlusconi . yes, was one silvio berlusconi. yes, he'd been prime minister of

italy. that was over . so he'd been prime minister of italy. that was over. so he'd come to spend some time in the european parliament. after that, he went back, of course, as prime minister. but strangely, in my last 6 or 7 months in the european parliament, berlusconi was back in the european parliament. so he's someone that i met quite a few times over the years. now, of course, a highly controversial , some would say controversial, some would say totally outrage , aukus figure. totally outrage, aukus figure. but he was is the longest serving prime minister since world war two in italy. and strangely, he almost bought italy some some sort of kind of stability . that may sound mad, stability. that may sound mad, but italian politics is pretty crazy. and he could be actually , he could be actually pretty entertaining. and i have to tell you, at no point did i ever attend one of silvio berlusconi's bunga bunga parties for one very simple reason . he for one very simple reason. he never invited me . now, events in

never invited me. now, events in america to have been equally, if not even more dramatic than what we've seen here in this country in westminster , and indeed, of in westminster, and indeed, of course, in scotland , which we'll course, in scotland, which we'll come to in a moment. president trump is now facing an indictment in a florida courtroom tomorrow. there are a total of 37 charges. most of them come under the espionage act, which i find totally extraordinary. i don't think you could ever meet anybody. whatever his faults, whatever you think of him, you couldn't meet anybody more patriotic than donald trump. but he faces a huge prison sentence if found guilty. well, congressman andy ogles, who is from nashville and is a member of the house freedom caucus. he's from tennessee . he caucus. he's from tennessee. he comes from the fifth congressional district. and he joins me down the line now . joins me down the line now. andy, i know you've got a bit of a plan to push back against biden, but just to begin , this biden, but just to begin, this is the first time that that a former american president has

ever faced anything like this. and i know that with hillary clinton, there was the laptop and a whole load of confidential info that went missing. there were seriously important documents found in president biden's home. what is it about trump's so—called crimes that are different to those two? well, no, you make some great points and thank you for having me. this is clearly political bereeeubbem.— me. this is clearly political persecution. i— this is clearly political persecution. i mean, a president bee— persecution. i mean, a president bee beeeb— persecution. i mean, a president has never faced this type of indictment.— has never faced this type of indictment. and— has never faced this type of indictment. and really, when you ieeb— indictment. and really, when you ieeb eb— indictment. and really, when you ieeb a, yeu— indictment. and really, when you look at, you know,— indictment. and really, when you look at, you know, tom fenton's quieiei— look at, you know, tom fenton's judicial watch, _ look at, you know, tom fenton's judicial watch, he's— look at, you know, tom fenton's judicial watch, he's done a bbeb— judicial watch, he's done a brieb em— judicial watch, he's done a brief on this— judicial watch, he's done a brief on this indictment . it brief on this indictment. it reeiiy— brief on this indictment. it really doesn't— brief on this indictment. it really doesn't hold up to what you— really doesn't hold up to what yeu weubb— really doesn't hold up to what you would consider judicial muebe— you would consider judicial muebe .— you would consider judicial muebe . se— you would consider judicial muster . so it— you would consider judicial muster. so it should be you would consider judicial muster . so it should be thrown muster. so it should be thrown out muster. so it should be thrown eub em— muster. so it should be thrown eub em ibe— muster. so it should be thrown out on its merits.— muster. so it should be thrown out on its merits. i— muster. so it should be thrown out on its merits. i do think bbeb— out on its merits. i do think bbeb bbey-ii— out on its merits. i do think that they'll press to have it go to that they'll press to have it go be eeub.— that they'll press to have it go to court. we'll— that they'll press to have it go to court. we'll see. time will beu.— to court. we'll see. time will ber bub— to court. we'll see. time will ber bub bub— to court. we'll see. time will tell. but but at— to court. we'll see. time will tell. but but at the end of the day— tell. but but at the end of the bbey, rme— tell. but but at the end of the eey bee be— tell. but but at the end of the bbey, bee be e— tell. but but at the end of the day, this is a persecution of a breeremb— day, this is a persecution of a president that— day, this is a persecution of a president that democratic president that the democratic party _ president that the democratic baa, .iebb— president that the democratic berry-iebb ie— president that the democratic party, left is terrified of. party, the left is terrified of. he party, the left is terrified of. be be— party, the left is terrified of. be be going— party, the left is terrified of. be be going be— party, the left is terrified of. he is going to win the political the he is going to win the political bbe—brbmery. - the republican primary. and eube— the republican primary. and euibe-brerbeb- the republican primary. and quite predict that quite frankly, i predict that be-ii— quite frankly, i predict that be-iilbbe— quite frankly, i predict that he'll-the next- quite frankly, i predict that he'll the next president of he'll be the next president of the he'll be the next president of bbe—bbbel he'll be the next president of| bbe—bbbe ie the united states. and this is why—

the united states. and this is wby-bryme— the united states. and this is wby-bryme ee- why they're trying so, so eeereeebveby— why they're trying so, so aggressively to stop him, never mme— aggressively to stop him, never mimi bbe— aggressively to stop him, never mind the fact— aggressively to stop him, never mind the fact that the biden bemiiy— mind the fact that the biden bemiiy weve— mind the fact that the biden family we've now uncovered the bemb— family we've now uncovered the bemb eeum— family we've now uncovered the bank account where they were eeeebbme — bank account where they were eeeebbme memey— bank account where they were accepting money payments from berebem— accepting money payments from bereiem-bever- accepting money payments from foreign never mind accepting money payments from forefact never mind accepting money payments from forefact that never mind accepting money payments from forefact that wheniever mind accepting money payments from forefact that when bidennind accepting money payments from forefact that when biden was the fact that when biden was we— the fact that when biden wasj vice—threatened the fact that when biden was. vice—threatened to vice president, he threatened to ber— vice president, he threatened to ber ub— vice president, he threatened to ber we bb— vice president, he threatened to hold up $1 billion— vice president, he threatened to hold up $1 billion in foreign aid hold up $1 billion in foreign ebb im— hold up $1 billion in foreign aid in order— hold up $1 billion in foreign aid in order to— hold up $1 billion in foreign aid in order to get someone bbeb— aid in order to get someone bireri bem— aid in order to get someone fired from office. i mean, this is fired from office. i mean, this be yeu— fired from office. i mean, this be yeu beve— fired from office. i mean, this be yeu beve e— fired from office. i mean, this is you have a long history of eerrubbbem— is you have a long history of corruption within— is you have a long history of corruption within the biden bemiiy.— corruption within the biden bemiiy. beu— corruption within the biden family. you know, i would argue it's family. you know, i would argue ib-e e— family. you know, i would argue it's a criminal— family. you know, i would argue it's a criminal enterprise , but it's a criminal enterprise, but memme-e— it's a criminal enterprise, but nothing's happening to the bibeme— nothing's happening to the bibeme .— nothing's happening to the bidens . nothing's happening to bidens. nothing's happening to the bidens. nothing's happening to bbe ciimbeme. — bidens. nothing's happening to the clintons. and— bidens. nothing's happening to the clintons. and i'll be honest wab— the clintons. and i'll be honest wab-i— the clintons. and i'll be honest wab-i-be- the clintons. and i'll be honest with i be appalled if with you, i would be appalled if the republicans— with you, i would be appalled if the republicans were doing this to the republicans were doing this be—breebbemb- the republicans were doing this to_president if. to any democratic president if it to any democratic president if ib bbem-b— to any democratic president if it didn't have— to any democratic president if it didn't have some sort of erimimei— it didn't have some sort of criminal merit— it didn't have some sort of criminal merit it. this case criminal merit to it. this case is criminal merit to it. this case be memme— criminal merit to it. this case is nothing more— criminal merit to it. this case is nothing more than political bereeeubbem— is nothing more than political persecution. and— is nothing more than political persecution. and all those imvereri— persecution. and all those involved should be ashamed of bbemeeree. — involved should be ashamed of themselves. well,— involved should be ashamed of themselves. �*sii�*i3ll . f: themselves. well, it could be, though. it themselves. well, it could be, though . it could be. is it- though. it could be. is it beeerie— though. it could be. is it possible a&e_ though. it could be. is it possible a&e that- 3 it could be. is it possible a&e that he has made some mistakes?— possible a&e that he has made some mistakes? is— possible a&e that he has made some mistakes? is it possible bbeb— some mistakes? is it possible bbeb be— some mistakes? is it possible bbeb be bee— some mistakes? is it possible that he has taken— some mistakes? is it possible that he has taken some documents that he has taken some documents bbeb ebeub— that he has taken some documents that should not— that he has taken some documents that should not have been at his brivebe— that should not have been at his private residences— that should not have been at his private residences ? �*sii�*i3ll private residences? well, as you sebu— private residences? well, as you said earlier, you know, they found documents in biden's

garage , an unsecured garage. garage, an unsecured garage. they found documents with mike pence is a good man who would have never intended, quite frankly, to break the law. and so this idea that the president , who had some documents in a secure facility, by the way , secure facility, by the way, there's cameras, there's security , there's secret service security, there's secret service on this premises , i mean, it's on this premises, i mean, it's quite frankly, a lockdown town environment . quite frankly, a lockdown town environment. this this, again, rises to not not criminal , but rises to not not criminal, but persecution by a woke justice department . and look, i think department. and look, i think this is a scary moment in american history that you have retribution being paid to a former elected official in it's clearly never worked in rome. it didn't work in britain. it's not going to work in america. it's pretty it's pretty vicious. and as i'm talking to you,- 3 and as i'm talking to you, andy bebee— as i'm talking to you, andy oglesr were— as i'm talking to you, andy ogles, we're showing some bieburee— ogles, we're showing some pictures-florida,- ogles, we're showing some pictures florida, some of his ogles, we're showing some pictlout florida, some of his ogles, we're showing some pictlout onzlorida, some of his ogles, we're showing some pictlout on the da, some of his ogles, we're showing some pictlout on the street�*ne of his ogles, we're showing some pictlout on the street awaiting fans out on the street awaiting his fans out on the street awaiting bie errivei. — fans out on the street awaiting his arrival. and— fans out on the street awaiting his arrival. and you're going to beve— his arrival. and you're going to have -yourself,_ his arrival. and you're going to have yourself, andy, at have a go yourself, andy, at ieumebme— have a go yourself, andy, at launching impeachment articles eeemeb— launching impeachment articles against_-- launching impeachment articles eeemeb—. wen. against president biden. well, ebeeiuber—

against president biden. well, ebeeiuber. — against president biden. well, absolutely . so— against president biden. well, absolutely . i3i“ e absolutely. so on merit, i've introduced just a few moments ago articles of impeachment against biden and vice president harris in both cases there for good reason and should be adjudicated as such. this is not political retribution, but that being said, we are sending a message. i am sending a message that, look, if you're going to go after someone who's in office, you better be sure that the grounds, the case, the basis, the merit of your argument sound and not not argument is sound and not not a bunch of documents that were in, you andin bunch of documents that were in, you and in a secured you know, boxes and in a secured facility. right andy ogles, membe— facility. right andy ogles, bbembe ber— facility. right andy ogles, thanks for joining- �*eiit . .«r 33“ andy ogles, thanks for joining me. �*eiit . .«r 33“ andy ogles, thanks forjoining me. the vaieieme— thanks forjoining me. the divisions in— thanks forjoining me. the divisions in american politics, as divisions in american politics, ee big— divisions in american politics, ee big ee— divisions in american politics, ee big ee bbey— divisions in american politics, as big as they have ever, ever been. — as big as they have ever, ever been. memb— as big as they have ever, ever been. thank you. _ as big as they have ever, ever been. thank you. thank you for bevbme— been. thank you. thank you for bevbme me— been. thank you. thank you for bevmo bew— been. thank you. thank you for having me. now over the weekend, bem— having me. now over the weekend, iiem chy— having me. now over the weekend, web chy be— having me. now over the weekend, web chy be me— having me. now over the weekend, man city did the treble quite extraordinary— man city did the treble quite extraordinary .— man city did the treble quite extraordinary . not been done for extraordinary. not been done for a extraordinary. not been done for every,— extraordinary. not been done for every, very— extraordinary. not been done for every, very ieme— extraordinary. not been done for a very, very long time. only ever been done— a very, very long time. only ever been done once before by a eubeb— ever been done once before by a bribieb eiub. — ever been done once before by a british club. and _ ever been done once before by a british club. and indeed, that was manchester— british club. and indeed, that was manchester united. we can iive— was manchester united. we can iive mew— was manchester united. we can cross live now to— was manchester united. we can cross live now to see pictures of cross live now to see pictures eb bebe— cross live now to see pictures eb beme eub— cross live now to see pictures eb beme eub im— cross live now to see pictures of fans out in the— cross live now to see pictures of fans out in the streets in iiemebeeber— of fans out in the streets in

manchester celebrating . it has manchester celebrating. it has been— manchester celebrating. it has been em— manchester celebrating. it has been an absolutely lashing with rem— been an absolutely lashing with ibe— been an absolutely lashing with rain. it's still— been an absolutely lashing with rain. it's still raining. been an absolutely lashing with rain. it's still raining . it's rain. it's still raining. it's meb— rain. it's still raining. it's meb eube— rain. it's still raining. it's meb eubbe ee— rain. it's still raining. it's not quite as bad as it was , but not quite as bad as it was, but i eueee— not quite as bad as it was, but i eueee ib— not quite as bad as it was, but i oueee ib yeu— not quite as bad as it was, but i guess if you come from iiemebeeber— i guess if you come from manchester, you are pretty used to manchester, you are pretty used be ib— manchester, you are pretty used be ib. bebmbme— manchester, you are pretty used to it. raining heavily. but hey, bbeb— to it. raining heavily. but hey, bbeb beeu-b— to it. raining heavily. but hey, that hasn't dampened spirits at all. that hasn't dampened spirits at eii. amb— that hasn't dampened spirits at eii. ame em— that hasn't dampened spirits at all. and an absolutely amazing, bbemememeb— all. and an absolutely amazing, phenomenal season for man city. cemerebe— phenomenal season for man city. cemerebe be— phenomenal season for man city. congrats to them.— phenomenal season for man city. congrats to them. well we've ib— congrats to them. well we've ib bebbem— congrats to them. well we've seen it happen with her husband. web— seen it happen with her husband. we-b eee— seen it happen with her husband. we-b ib— seen it happen with her husband. we'd seen it happen with the party— we'd seen it happen with the party treasurer. _ we'd seen it happen with the party treasurer. all sorts of beb— party treasurer. all sorts of ber ebeub— party treasurer. all sorts of talk about over— party treasurer. all sorts of talk about over £600,000 that erem — talk about over £600,000 that obvem be — talk about over £600,000 that was given to help— talk about over £600,000 that was given to help fund a second reeremumbb— was given to help fund a second referendum. that— was given to help fund a second referendum. that referendum that bebbemeb. — referendum. that referendum that never happened. and of course, rbere— never happened. and of course, bbere wee— never happened. and of course, bbere bbe— never happened. and of course, there was the camper van that burned— there was the camper van that burned ub— there was the camper van that burned ub ee— there was the camper van that turned up as well.— there was the camper van that turned up as well. lots of eueebieme— turned up as well. lots of questions. and- turned up as well. lots of questions. and finally, nicola sbureeem— questions. and finally, nicola sturgeon herself— questions. and finally, nicola sturgeon herself was arrested , sturgeon herself was arrested, had,— sturgeon herself was arrested, held, questioned— sturgeon herself was arrested, held, questioned for seven beure— held, questioned for seven beure bub— held, questioned for seven hours, but has— held, questioned for seven hours, but has not been charged. wbeb— hours, but has not been charged. wbeb beee— hours, but has not been charged. what does this— hours, but has not been charged. what does this mean for the snp? wbeb— what does this mean for the snp? wbeb beee— what does this mean for the snp? wbeb beee ib— what does this mean for the snp? what does it mean— what does this mean for the snp? what does it mean for sturgeon's ieeeey— what does it mean for sturgeon's ieoeey b— what does it mean for sturgeon's ieoeey b amb— what does it mean for sturgeon's ieoeey b me be— what does it mean for sturgeon's legacy ? and is this— what does it mean for sturgeon's legacy ? and is this perhaps legacy? and is this perhaps a happy— legacy? and is this perhaps a bebby birbbeey— legacy? and is this perhaps a happy birthday for sir keir sbermer— happy birthday for sir keir sbermer b— happy birthday for sir keir starmer ? in— happy birthday for sir keir starmer ? in a— happy birthday for sir keir starmer ? in a moment i'll be

starmer? in a moment i'll be remed— starmer? in a moment i'll be joined by— starmer? in a moment i'll be joined by web— starmer? in a moment i'll be joined by neil hanvey mp. he rebreeembe— joined by neil hanvey mp. he represents the— joined by neil hanvey mp. he represents the alba party in westminster—

well, it's been the most mebeerbe— well, it's been the most meteoric rise— well, it's been the most meteoric rise the snp, a party bbeb-e— meteoric rise the snp, a party bbeb-e beeu— meteoric rise the snp, a party that's been around for the best part— that's been around for the best berb eb— that's been around for the best berb eb roe— that's been around for the best part of 100 years,— that's been around for the best part of 100 years, for and much of part of 100 years, for and much eb bbeb— part of 100 years, for and much eb bbeb bime— part of 100 years, for and much of that time had— part of 100 years, for and much of that time had 1— part of 100 years, for and much of that time had 1 or 2 mps in berbememb— of that time had 1 or 2 mps in parliament suddenly surged and it parliament suddenly surged and ir eureeb— parliament suddenly surged and ir euroeb wab— parliament suddenly surged and it surged with the— parliament suddenly surged and it surged with the decline of me— it surged with the decline of bbe iebeur— it surged with the decline of the labour vote.— it surged with the decline of the labour vote. and of course bieb— the labour vote. and of course alex salmond,_ the labour vote. and of course alex salmond, a— the labour vote. and of course alex salmond, a very charismatic ieeber— alex salmond, a very charismatic lea... bub— alex salmond, a very charismatic leader, but under— alex salmond, a very charismatic leader, but under nicola sburoeem-e— leader, but under nicola sturgeon's leadership and she bee— sturgeon's leadership and she became leader— sturgeon's leadership and she became leader after the 2014 reberembum— became leader after the 2014 referendum on— became leader after the 2014 referendum on separation , even referendum on separation, even webb— referendum on separation, even wemb eeemeb— referendum on separation, even went against them . and then went against them. and then bieeie— went against them. and then nicola sturgeon— went against them. and then nicola sturgeon took over and eimeeb— nicola sturgeon took over and almost unbelievably in the 2015 eemerei— almost unbelievably in the 2015 general election— almost unbelievably in the 2015 general election ,_ almost unbelievably in the 2015 general election , they won general election, they won meerby— general election, they won meeriy eb— general election, they won nearly all of— general election, they won nearly all of the seats in seebiemi— nearly all of the seats in scotland and— nearly all of the seats in scotland and indeed have bemimebeb— scotland and indeed have dominated the— scotland and indeed have dominated the scottish parliament _ dominated the scottish parliament ever since . as parliament ever since. as a beiibieiem— parliament ever since. as a bebeeiem .— parliament ever since. as a politician , for— parliament ever since. as a politician , for some, she was politician, for some, she was seen as one of the most eueeeeebui— seen as one of the most successful leaders in the world

emb— successful leaders in the world emb ebe— successful leaders in the world emb ebe wee— successful leaders in the world and she was held— successful leaders in the world and she was held up by by others as and she was held up by by others ee beme— and she was held up by by others ee beme bbe— and she was held up by by others as being this great— and she was held up by by others as being this great example of ebreme— as being this great example of strong female— as being this great example of strong female leaders. i have to say,— strong female leaders. i have to eey, ee— strong female leaders. i have to say, as someone that has met memy— say, as someone that has met memy, memy— say, as someone that has met many, many political and world ieebere— many, many political and world ieebere eve— many, many political and world leaders over the— many, many political and world leaders over the years , on leaders over the years, on a bereemei— leaders over the years, on a personal level,— leaders over the years, on a personal level, i— leaders over the years, on a personal level, i found her one of personal level, i found her one eb bbe— personal level, i found her one eb bbe meeb— personal level, i found her one of the most unpleasant people ive— of the most unpleasant people i've ever come— of the most unpleasant people i've ever come across in bebee.— i've ever come across in beiibiee. i— i've ever come across in politics. i never- i've ever come across in politics. i never liked her. i ebereb— politics. i never liked her. i ebereb e— politics. i never liked her. i shared a stage— politics. i never liked her. i shared a stage with her on many, memy— shared a stage with her on many, many occasions , but never, never many occasions, but never, never enjoyed— many occasions, but never, never enjoyed meebbme— many occasions, but never, never enjoyed meeting her off stage . enjoyed meeting her off stage. but enjoyed meeting her off stage. bub i— enjoyed meeting her off stage. bub i bbbmb— enjoyed meeting her off stage. but i think in— enjoyed meeting her off stage. but i think in the— enjoyed meeting her off stage. but i think in the end, what bbe— but i think in the end, what we ebery— but i think in the end, what we ebery ie— but i think in the end, what this story is all— but i think in the end, what this story is all about is bubrie— this story is all about is hubris. yes.— this story is all about is hubris. yes. when someone's beeriem— hubris. yes. when someone's position appears— hubris. yes. when someone's position appears to be eembieber— position appears to be completely and utterly unassailable , they become unassailable, they become erreeemb— unassailable, they become arrogant, they— unassailable, they become arrogant, they become complacent. - arrogant, they become complacent. and it doesn't just apply— complacent. and it doesn't just apply to_ complacent. and it doesn't just ebey be ieebere— complacent. and it doesn't just apply to leaders. it applies to memy— apply to leaders. it applies to memy ereubb— apply to leaders. it applies to many around them. we obviously eeb-b— many around them. we obviously eeb-b emmeb— many around them. we obviously can't comment on— many around them. we obviously can't comment on the £600,000 emb— can't comment on the £600,000 emb wbeb— can't comment on the £600,000 emb wbeb ib— can't comment on the £600,000 and what it all— can't comment on the £600,000 and what it all means. what we can comment on— and what it all means. what we can comment on is— and what it all means. what we can comment on is her absolute beiieb— can comment on is her absolute beiieb bbeb— can comment on is her absolute belief that she— can comment on is her absolute belief that she wanted to make seebiemi— belief that she wanted to make beebiemi bbe — belief that she wanted to make scotland the most— belief that she wanted to make scotland the most progressive eeumbry— scotland the most progressive eeumbry im— scotland the most progressive eeumbry im bbe— scotland the most progressive country in the world, and that

to country in the world, and that be ieb— country in the world, and that be ieri bbe— country in the world, and that to led the eila_ country in the world, and that to led the eila bryson case. you remember that— to led the eila bryson case. you remember that a— to led the eila bryson case. you remember that a double rapist beee— remember that a double rapist eeee be— remember that a double rapist oeee be eeum— remember that a double rapist goes to court wearing a wig, eeye— goes to court wearing a wig, eeye be— goes to court wearing a wig, eeye be be— goes to court wearing a wig, eeye be be mew— goes to court wearing a wig, says he is now a— goes to court wearing a wig, says he is now a she gets eemmeb— says he is now a she gets convicted of— says he is now a she gets convicted of those awful rapes emb— convicted of those awful rapes emb bbem— convicted of those awful rapes and then sent— convicted of those awful rapes and then sent to— convicted of those awful rapes and then sent to a women's brieem — and then sent to a women's prison. scotland— and then sent to a women's prison. scotland says no and she eere— prison. scotland says no and she oeme . ber— prison. scotland says no and she was gone . her legacy is was gone. her legacy is evaeuer— was gone. her legacy is obviously going to be tarnished in obviously going to be tarnished im wey— obviously going to be tarnished im wey by— obviously going to be tarnished in some way by all of this. her breebeebe— in some way by all of this. her breebeebe eb— in some way by all of this. her prospects of going— in some way by all of this. her prospects of going on to a big international— prospects of going on to a big international role. i would have bbeuebb— international role. i would have thought ee— international role. i would have thought, are very,— international role. i would have thought, are very, very limited imbeeb. — thought, are very, very limited indeed. we— thought, are very, very limited indeed. we are— thought, are very, very limited indeed. we are approaching eemebbbme— indeed. we are approaching something like— indeed. we are approaching something like nemesis. i think, for something like nemesis. i think, ber bbe— something like nemesis. i think, for the reputation— something like nemesis. i think, for the reputation of nicola ebureeem— for the reputation of nicola sturgeon. and— for the reputation of nicola sturgeon. and if you believe the beiie— sturgeon. and if you believe the beiie ee— sturgeon. and if you believe the beiie ee webb— sturgeon. and if you believe the polls as well, they'll they'll ebb— polls as well, they'll they'll ebiii be — polls as well, they'll they'll ebiii be e— polls as well, they'll they'll still be a nationalist vote in seebiemi.— still be a nationalist vote in scotland. of— still be a nationalist vote in scotland. of course they will. bub— scotland. of course they will. bub bbe — scotland. of course they will. but the truth _ scotland. of course they will. but the truth of— scotland. of course they will. but the truth of it is, what wiii— but the truth of it is, what wiii bebbem— but the truth of it is, what will happen is— but the truth of it is, what will happen is labour may gain up will happen is labour may gain me be— will happen is labour may gain up be ze— will happen is labour may gain up be be eeebe— will happen is labour may gain up to 20 seats and all of this mebee— up to 20 seats and all of this mebee e— up to 20 seats and all of this mebee e very,— up to 20 seats and all of this makes a very, very big difference— makes a very, very big difference with the electoral eribbmebie— difference with the electoral arithmetic and _ difference with the electoral arithmetic and calculations at the arithmetic and calculations at bbe meeb— arithmetic and calculations at the next general— arithmetic and calculations at the next general election. i bbe— the next general election. i mean, this really is this really is mean, this really is this really ie em— mean, this really is this really is an absolute— mean, this really is this really is an absolute boon for six. beb— is an absolute boon for six. keir starmer— is an absolute boon for six. keir starmer and i think for the

umber— keir starmer and i think for the umiem emb— keir starmer and i think for the umiem emb i— keir starmer and i think for the union and i know— keir starmer and i think for the union and i know amongst my bmeiieb— union and i know amongst my english friends— union and i know amongst my english friends there's some very— english friends there's some very miveri— english friends there's some very mixed opinions. some say no , bbe— very mixed opinions. some say no , bbe wbem— very mixed opinions. some say no , the union really— very mixed opinions. some say no , the union really matters. it's beem— , the union really matters. it's been e— , the union really matters. it's been e buee— , the union really matters. it's been a huge success over the eb bbe— been a huge success over the course of the last— been a huge success over the course of the last three centuries. _ course of the last three centuries. others say, oh the beii— centuries. others say, oh the hen, ieb— centuries. others say, oh the hell, let the _ centuries. others say, oh the hell, let the scots go. we could berbebe— hell, let the scots go. we could berbebe eub— hell, let the scots go. we could perhaps cut £0.04— hell, let the scots go. we could perhaps cut £0.04 off the pound in perhaps cut £0.04 off the pound im meeme— perhaps cut £0.04 off the pound im bev.— perhaps cut £0.04 off the pound in income tax. i— perhaps cut £0.04 off the pound in income tax. i think one thing for in income tax. i think one thing ber eerbem— in income tax. i think one thing for certain that— in income tax. i think one thing for certain that the— in income tax. i think one thing for certain that the prospect of seebiemi— for certain that the prospect of scotland breaking away from the umbeb— scotland breaking away from the united kingdom _ scotland breaking away from the united kingdom is not even going to united kingdom is not even going be be— united kingdom is not even going be be em— united kingdom is not even going be be em bbe— united kingdom is not even going to be on the agenda for the foreseeable— to be on the agenda for the foreseeable future. and i eerbeime— foreseeable future. and i certainly don't see us having a eeemb— certainly don't see us having a second referendum any time soon. i'm second referendum any time soon. i-m ebrebb— second referendum any time soon. i-m ebreiri .— second referendum any time soon. i-m ebreiri . beeie— second referendum any time soon. i'm afraid . neale hanvey mp has i'm afraid. neale hanvey mp has not i'm afraid. neale hanvey mp has meb memeeeb— i'm afraid. neale hanvey mp has meb memeeeb be— i'm afraid. neale hanvey mp has not managed to join me down the ime— not managed to join me down the bee brem — not managed to join me down the line from westminster, but i'll give— line from westminster, but i'll ere mm— line from westminster, but i'll give bim my— line from westminster, but i'll give him my best— line from westminster, but i'll give him my best at interpretation of it . i'm joined interpretation of it. i'm joined by ieeeb— interpretation of it. i'm joined by jacob rees—mogg . jacob, you by jacob rees—mogg. jacob, you knew— by jacob rees—mogg. jacob, you knew .— by jacob rees—mogg. jacob, you knew , bbere-e— by jacob rees—mogg. jacob, you know , there's so— by jacob rees—mogg. jacob, you know , there's so many things we know, there's so many things we eeuiri— know, there's so many things we eeuiri beb— know, there's so many things we could talk about,— know, there's so many things we could talk about, but i just ebere— could talk about, but i just wember i— could talk about, but i just wonder, i just— could talk about, but i just wonder, i just wonder how much breubie— wonder, i just wonder how much breubie be— wonder, i just wonder how much trouble is brexit— wonder, i just wonder how much trouble is brexit in.— wonder, i just wonder how much trouble is brexit in. i think brevbb— trouble is brexit in. i think brevbb be— trouble is brexit in. i think brexit is fine— trouble is brexit in. i think brexit is fine because cause constitutionally— brexit is fine because cause constitutionally it's almost bmbeeebbbe— constitutionally it's almost impossible for— constitutionally it's almost impossible for us to go back. cem— impossible for us to go back. ceb yeu— impossible for us to go back. can you imagine— impossible for us to go back. can you imagine on- impossible for us to go back. can you imagine on the- impossible for us to go back. can you imagine on the other side campaigning because they'd have to be a referendum to join

the single currency and to join schengen. but would they have to be—see— schengen. but would they have to be—see bbbe- schengen. but would they have to be—see bbbe be- schengen. but would they have to be_see this is the. be a referendum? see this is the bbbmb— be a referendum? see this is the bbbe—i- be a referendum? see this is the bbbmb—i meem| thing that worries me. i mean, i-m — thing that worries me. i mean, i-m ieebbmb— thing that worries me. i mean, i-m ieebbmo i-m— thing that worries me. i mean, i'm looking i'm looking at the conservatives— i'm looking i'm looking at the conservatives in— i'm looking i'm looking at the conservatives in in the midst of i'm looking i'm looking at the clcivilvatives in in the midst of i'm looking i'm looking at the clcivilvati\and,i in the midst of i'm looking i'm looking at the clcivilvatiy. and, you he midst of i'm looking i'm looking at the clcivilvatiy. and, you know,ist of i'm looking i'm looking at the clcivilvatiy. and, you know, andf a civil war and, you know, and bbbe— a civil war and, you know, and bbbe bbbe— a civil war and, you know, and this this battle— a civil war and, you know, and this this battle of— a civil war and, you know, and this this battle of these two men,— this this battle of these two wbbeb— this this battle of these two men, which has— this this battle of these two men, which has turned pretty bbbber— men, which has turned pretty bbbber emb— men, which has turned pretty bitter and pretty— men, which has turned pretty bitter and pretty nasty i bitter and pretty nasty today, i bbeubbb— bitter and pretty nasty today, i thought sunak— bitter and pretty nasty today, i thought sunak comments were, oh, boy,— thought sunak comments were, oh, bey, -reeiiy— thought sunak comments were, oh, bey, -reeiiy very,- boy, they were really very, very eberb. —em- boy, they were really very, very sharp. _can change.| boy, they were really very, very. sharp._can change. of sharp. and things can change. of bbbmbe— sharp. and things can change. of course. things can— sharp. and things can change. of course. things can change and we knew— course. things can change and we knew bbeb. — course. things can change and we knew bbeb. bub— course. things can change and we know that. but if— course. things can change and we know that. but if we— course. things can change and we know that. but if we face, you knew— know that. but if we face, you knew .— know that. but if we face, you knew , e— know that. but if we face, you knew , e be— know that. but if we face, you know , a big labour majority and know, a big labour majority and you know, a big labour majority and yeu wee— know, a big labour majority and yeu bbe— know, a big labour majority and you were the man— know, a big labour majority and you were the man you were the mbmbeber— you were the man you were the mbmbeber wbe— you were the man you were the minister who put— you were the man you were the minister who put in place the iebbeiebbem— minister who put in place the legislation to— minister who put in place the legislation to get rid of thousands— legislation to get rid of thousands of- legislation to get rid of thousands of eu laws , wasn't one thousands of eu laws, wasn't one of thousands of eu laws, wasn't one eb yeur— thousands of eu laws, wasn't one eb yeur bebee— thousands of eu laws, wasn't one of your hopes that— thousands of eu laws, wasn't one of your hopes that it made going beek— of your hopes that it made going beeb bbbe— of your hopes that it made going beeb bbbe bbe— of your hopes that it made going back into the single market very bbbbbeuib— back into the single market very bbbbbeuib b — back into the single market very difficult .7 that's— back into the single market very difficult ? difficult? that's absolutely right. and every law that is repealed makes it harder. right. and every law that is repealed makes it harder . but repealed makes it harder. but that bill, which is almost through we had some lords amendments earlier on today , amendments earlier on today, still removes eu supremacy of law and it removes all eu legal principles . law and it removes all eu legal principles. so we are law and it removes all eu legal principles . so we are back to principles. so we are back to the common law with passing that change again to the napoleonic code i think would be pretty

difficult. and i think you say would there have to be a referendum? no, of course constitutionally there wouldn't. but in political reality, bear in blair wanted to take us in mind blair wanted to take us into the euro. but the referendum commitment stopped him. yeah, and i think the idea that could take the uk back that you could take the uk back into which would now into europe, which would now involve the euro and open borders is just for the birds. i think i agree with that. but i think i agree with that. but i think brian though,- 3 but i think brian though, becomes a very,— think brian though, becomes a very, very— think brian though, becomes a very, very realistic prospect wbem— very, very realistic prospect when effectively we are when we're effectively we are emb— when we're effectively we are emb we— when we're effectively we are and we haven't— when we're effectively we are and we haven't broken away from ebmbbe— and we haven't broken away from ebmoie merbeb— and we haven't broken away from single market rules. sadly but we're effectively— single market rules. sadly but we're effectively a labour oevemmemb— we're effectively a labour government aligns us to all new eu government aligns us to all new bu ieebeiebbem— government aligns us to all new eu legislation. absolutely. but bbeb— eu legislation. absolutely. but bbeb yeur— eu legislation. absolutely. but bbem yeur ebe— eu legislation. absolutely. but then your one general- eu legislation. absolutely. but then your one general election away from real brexit and that's always the possibility and you and i knew this when we campaigned for brexit. we knew that that freed up the voters to vote if they wanted to for a corbynite party. of course , i corbynite party. of course, i remember my father in the 1970s was very pro—european , and the was very pro—european, and the reason he was pro—europe was in the hope that it would stop. tony benn. and we thought in

2016 that it was better to take the risk of a modern tony benn. we did. we just never imagined ieeeb— we did. we just never imagined jacobv bbeb— we did. we just never imagined jacobv bbeb e— we did. we just never imagined jacob, that a conservative bevemmemb— jacob, that a conservative government with an 80 seat meberbby— government with an 80 seat meberbby-meb- government with an 80 seat majority not diverge and majority would not diverge and weuib— majority would not diverge and weuib-beb— majority would not diverge and would-get back— majority would not diverge and would get back control of would not get back control of bbe— would not get back control of bbe berbere— would not get back control of the borders-that- would not get back control of the borders. that makes it the borders. and that makes it bbb— the borders. and that makes it bbmbleeeber— the borders. and that makes it kind-easier for— the borders. and that makes it kind easier for starmer. kind of easier for starmer. i'm wbbb— kind of easier for starmer. i'm wbbb-bem-b— kind of easier for starmer. i'm with-don't think- kind of easier for starmer. i'm with don't think they with you. i don't think they weuib— with you. i don't think they would automatically overturn eu memberebbb— would automatically overturn eu membership without a referendum . bbb— membership without a referendum . ib-b be— membership without a referendum . ib-b be e— membership without a referendum .ib-b be e meb— membership without a referendum . it'd be a mad thing to do, but ilwerry— . it'd be a mad thing to do, but ilwerry very— . it'd be a mad thing to do, but i.worry very much- . it'd be a mad thing to do, but i worry very much about brian i do worry very much about brian bbeubb— i do worry very much about brian bbeubb mew— i do worry very much about brian bbeuob i-m— i do worry very much about brian though now i'm-to- i do worry very much about brian though now i'm to be though now i'm going to be eemme— though now i'm going to be eembmb em— though now i'm going to be coming on with— though now i'm going to be coming on with you. are the coming on with you. you are the top coming on with you. you are the bee-beue— coming on with you. you are the top-hour. indeed.- coming on with you. you are the top hour. indeed. and top of the hour. indeed. and were-be— top of the hour. indeed. and we're-to talk- top of the hour. indeed. and. we're-to talk-boris we're going to talk about boris iebmeem-e— we're going to talk about boris johnson's future— we're going to talk about boris johnson's future in politics to bbeb— johnson's future in politics to bbmb eub— johnson's future in politics to find out whether— johnson's future in politics to find out whether you're setting up find out whether you're setting ub—bbm. - find out whether you're setting ub—bbm. i find out whether you're setting l ub—bbm. web. up a new party with him. well, ebeeiuber. — up a new party with him. well, absolutely. we— up a new party with him. well, absolutely. we _talk- up a new party with him. �*fvb3.. .i3.«r we talk about absolutely. we must talk about bbeb.— absolutely. we must talk about that-exclusive.- absolutely. we must talk about that.-exclusive. it's. that. the world exclusive. it's emb— that. the world exclusive. it's emb ive— that. the world exclusive. it's emb i-ve beem— that. the world exclusive. it's and i've been back in the cbemei— and i've been back in the channel today— and i've been back in the channel today and mr sunak needs to channel today and mr sunak needs be-bbe— channel today and mr sunak needs be-bbe werbe— channel today and mr sunak needs to-his words, doesn't- to eat his words, doesn't he? veeb — to eat his words, doesn't he? veeb -web- to eat his words, doesn't he? veeb -weii .- to eat his words, doesn't he? yeah _well , i- to eat his words, doesn't he?| yeah _well , i asked to eat his words, doesn't he?- yeah _well , i asked an yeah i mean, well, i asked an audience question , jacob, you audience question, jacob, you know, do you trust rishi? let me ask you, do you trust— i3i3i 35“ 7 let me ask you, do you trust rishi? o7 ask you, do you trust rishi? of i— ask you, do you trust rishi? of course i trust— ask you, do you trust rishi? of course i trust the— ask you, do you trust rishi? of course i trust the leader- ask you, do you trust rishi? of course i trust the leader of the party. you see, they come out wbbb— party. you see, they come out wbbb eb— party. you see, they come out with all this.— party. you see, they come out with all this. it's— you see, they come out with all this. it's absolute beiemey. — with all this. it's absolute beiemey. we— with all this. it's absolute baloney. we had sirjake berry on baloney. we had sirjake berry em eeriber— baloney. we had sirjake berry on earlier. we've— baloney. we had sirjake berry on earlier. we've got jacob. i'm meb— on earlier. we've got jacob. i'm meb eue— on earlier. we've got jacob. i'm not sure whether— on earlier. we've got jacob. i'm

not sure whether he's crossed, wbebber— not sure whether he's crossed, whether-crossed - not sure whether he's crossed, whether crossed his fingers whether he crossed his fingers wbem— whether he crossed his fingers be-me— whether he crossed his fingers when-me that- whether he crossed his fingers when me that answer, but when he gave me that answer, but he when he gave me that answer, but be mbbbb— when he gave me that answer, but be mbbbb bueb— when he gave me that answer, but be mbbbb iueb ee— when he gave me that answer, but he might just as well have done rbbbb. — he might just as well have done rbbbb. iue— he might just as well have done rbbbblue-bbe- right. let us finish the breoremme— right. let us finish the programme by going back to manchester. _ programme by going back to manchester. to— programme by going back to manchester. to manchester are bebber— manchester. to manchester are bebber bbem— manchester. to manchester are better than that. _ manchester. to manchester are better than that. donald trump has better than that. donald trump bee bueb— better than that. donald trump has just landed— better than that. donald trump has just landed in florida . well has just landed in florida. well bbere— has just landed in florida. well bbere be— has just landed in florida. well bbere be bumb— has just landed in florida. well there is trump arriving . he's there is trump arriving. he's errbvbmb— there is trump arriving. he's errbvbmb bb— there is trump arriving. he's arriving in miami . he, of arriving in miami. he, of course, is facing this enormous ebeiiembe— course, is facing this enormous challenge tomorrow . if he was challenge tomorrow. if he was beumb— challenge tomorrow. if he was beumb oubiby— challenge tomorrow. if he was found guilty of— challenge tomorrow. if he was found guilty of all the charges, it found guilty of all the charges, bb weuib— found guilty of all the charges, bb weuib be— found guilty of all the charges, it would be about— found guilty of all the charges, it would be about 100 years in brbeem — it would be about 100 years in prison. whether— it would be about 100 years in prison. whether he made mistakes , eierbeei— prison. whether he made mistakes , clerical mistakes,— prison. whether he made mistakes , clerical mistakes, effectively , i beu-b— , clerical mistakes, effectively , i bem-b brew.— , clerical mistakes, effectively , i don't know. but they may be bebriy— , i don't know. but they may be bebriy ebmbier— , i don't know. but they may be fairly similar to— , i don't know. but they may be fairly similar to those that were made by— fairly similar to those that were made by hillary clinton and bmbeeb— were made by hillary clinton and bmbeeb mebe— were made by hillary clinton and bmbeeb mebe by— were made by hillary clinton and indeed made by biden. but it's going— indeed made by biden. but it's oebmb be— indeed made by biden. but it's beme be be— indeed made by biden. but it's beme be be ee— indeed made by biden. but it's going to be one hell of a test so going to be one hell of a test ee ber— going to be one hell of a test ee ber .— going to be one hell of a test ee ber, eb— going to be one hell of a test so far , all the— going to be one hell of a test so far , all the charges and the so far, all the charges and the bbmbbmbe— so far, all the charges and the findings against— so far, all the charges and the findings against him have eebueiiy— findings against him have actually made— findings against him have actually made him even more bebuier— actually made him even more bebuber wbbbbm— actually made him even more popular within the republican party— popular within the republican berry emb— popular within the republican berry emb bm— popular within the republican party and in the— popular within the republican party and in the country. we'll beve— party and in the country. we'll beve be— party and in the country. we'll beve be bmb— party and in the country. we'll have to find out— party and in the country. we'll have to find out in time whether bbere— have to find out in time whether bbere be— have to find out in time whether bbere be e— have to find out in time whether there is a straw— have to find out in time whether there is a straw that breaks the eemei-e— there is a straw that breaks the eemei-e beek— there is a straw that breaks the camel's back or— there is a straw that breaks the camel's back or whether this

bueb— camel's back or whether this iueb mebee— camel's back or whether this just makes him— camel's back or whether this just makes him stronger because amerbeem— just makes him stronger because amerbeem eey— just makes him stronger because americans say they just can't brueb— americans say they just can't trust-politicised- trust an over politicised iubbebery— trust an over politicised judiciary. well, the good news is judiciary. well, the good news be bbeb— judiciary. well, the good news be bbeb bbe— judiciary. well, the good news is that the weather has improved merbeny— is that the weather has improved markedly. that's— is that the weather has improved markedly. that's why the boats are markedly. that's why the boats eembmb. — markedly. that's why the boats are coming. let's— markedly. that's why the boats are coming. let's have a look emb— are coming. let's have a look emb eee— are coming. let's have a look emb wbeb— are coming. let's have a look and see what tomorrow is brbmobmb— and see what tomorrow is bringing .— and see what tomorrow is bringing . — and see what tomorrow is bringing . “3 and see what tomorrow is bringing. “3 ' and see what tomorrow is bringing . “3 ' and see what tomorrow is bringing. “3 ' bringing. evening. a hot start to the week. it is going to stay fine. and sunny for most places, but temperatures just dropping off a touch as we go through this week. and there is still the likelihood of further thunderstorms on tuesday. we've seen some downpours today and still 1 or 2 thunderstorms rumbling on at the moment, but they are going to fade. and as we go through this evening, in most places becoming dry under the influence high pressure. the influence of high pressure. but said, still a few but as i said, still a few storms around moment. storms around at the moment. they'll tend fade in most they'll tend to fade in most locations. could just keep locations. we could just keep 1 or going and pushing or 2 going and pushing northwards through night, northwards through the night, but going to be a but for most it's going to be a dry night with lengthy, clear spells, a little cooler than last night in the east. but for

most, it will be again, really quite quite humid, a quite warm, quite humid, a tdcky quite warm, quite humid, a tricky night for sleeping onto the details for tuesday. vast majority , dry and sunny sums it majority, dry and sunny sums it up . but we are likely to start up. but we are likely to start with a few scattered showers and quite misty conditions around some coasts. mist and low cloud may stick shetland and again may stick in shetland and again through the afternoon. the potential for further thunderstorms break out thunderstorms to break out mostly western parts of mostly over western parts of scotland and the western side of northern ireland. again, it could be torrential and they may cause some disruption . so we do cause some disruption. so we do have a met office warning in place, but most places won't see those tomorrow. those showers tomorrow. generally, going to be a generally, it's going to be a sunny one, a warmer day in the south—west. temperatures again, generally high 20s, generally mid to high 20s, although it will be cooler on the coast and we might up to the coast and we might get up to 30 1 or 2 locations. 30 degrees in 1 or 2 locations. and again, it's fine and and again, it's dry fine and pretty clear through tuesday night into wednesday morning. still potential for 1 or 2 still the potential for 1 or 2 showers across the far north—west and mist and ha could just return back to the coast of eastern scotland. that could

stick around into wednesday . but stick around into wednesday. but again, for most places , again, for most places, wednesday is looking dry and sunny and the risk of showers in the north—west really dropping away. temperatures just dropping away. temperatures just dropping away a touch as well. but it's still going to feel very warm and with temperatures in and humid with temperatures in the mid 20s. goodbye .

good evening. the top stories from the - good evening. the top stories brem bbe bb— . good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom— good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom tonight. bebe— from the gb newsroom tonight. berbe iebmeem— from the gb newsroom tonight. boris johnson formally stepped bewm— boris johnson formally stepped bewm-irb— boris johnson formally stepped down-mp this— boris johnson formally stepped down mp this afternoon down as an mp this afternoon ebber— down as an mp this afternoon after accusing— down as an mp this afternoon after accusing rishi sunak of berbmb— after accusing rishi sunak of talking rubbish— after accusing rishi sunak of talking rubbish in an escalating beub— talking rubbish in an escalating feud between— talking rubbish in an escalating feud between the— talking rubbish in an escalating feud between the two politicians and feud between the two politicians emb bbeb— feud between the two politicians and that comes— feud between the two politicians and that comes after the prime iibmbeber— and that comes after the prime minister claimed— and that comes after the prime minister claimed mr johnson and that comes after the prime minister claimed mrjohnson had eebeb— minister claimed mrjohnson had eebeb bbm— minister claimed mrjohnson had eebeb bbm be— minister claimed mrjohnson had asked him to overrule checks for beuee— asked him to overrule checks for beuee eb— asked him to overrule checks for house of lords— asked him to overrule checks for house of lords honours nominations— house of lords honours nominations .- house of lords honours nominations. boris johnson is biembmb— nominations. boris johnson is blaming downing street for conservative _ blaming downing street for conservative mps and key allies bebibmb— conservative mps and key allies bebibmb be— conservative mps and key allies bebibmb be ebbeer— conservative mps and key allies failing to appear on the list beebbbe— failing to appear on the list beebbbe being— failing to appear on the list despite being nominated by him ,

despite being nominated by him, bmeiubbmb— despite being nominated by him, including nadine— despite being nominated by him, including nadine dorries alok sberme— including nadine dorries alok sberme emb— including nadine dorries alok sharma and nigel adams. among bbeee— sharma and nigel adams. among bbeee wbeee— sharma and nigel adams. among those whose names— sharma and nigel adams. among those whose names absent rishi sumeb— those whose names absent rishi sumeb eebb— those whose names absent rishi sunak said the— those whose names absent rishi sunak said the overruling vebbbmb— sunak said the overruling vetting committee wasn't eemebbbmb— vetting committee wasn't something he— vetting committee wasn't something he wanted to do . something he wanted to do. berbe— something he wanted to do. boris johnson— something he wanted to do. boris johnson asked- something he wanted to do. boris johnson asked me- something he wanted to do. boris johnson asked me to do something that i wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it was right that was to either overrule the whole committee or to make promises to people. now i wasn't prepared to do that. as i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said, i didn't think it was right. and if people don't like that, then tough . in other news that, then tough. in other news today, a man has appeared in court charged a 21 year old woman in northern ireland. chloe mitchell was last be me— ireland. chloe mitchell was last seen in the early— ”3.5 3 chloe mitchell was last seen in the early hours of june bbe— seen in the early hours of june bbe brb. — seen in the early hours of june bbe brb. a— seen in the early hours of june the 3rd. a murder— seen in the early hours of june the 3rd. a murder inquiry was ieumebeb— the 3rd. a murder inquiry was launched after— the 3rd. a murder inquiry was launched after suspected human remains were found in ballymena yeeberbey. — remains were found in ballymena yeeberbey. ze— remains were found in ballymena yeeberbey. be yeer— remains were found in ballymena yesterday. 26 year old brandon rem— yesterday. 26 year old brandon rem bebmey— yesterday. 26 year old brandon rem beebmey be— yesterday. 26 year old brandon john rainey is accused of murder . a be— john rainey is accused of murder . a be yeer— john rainey is accused of murder . a be yeer ebb— john rainey is accused of murder . a 34 year old man— john rainey is accused of murder . a 34 year old man has also beem— . a 34 year old man has also been eberbeb— . a 34 year old man has also been charged with assisting ebbembere— been charged with assisting offenders and— been charged with assisting offenders and has been remanded in offenders and has been remanded bm euebeby— offenders and has been remanded bm euebeby .— offenders and has been remanded in custody . humza_ offenders and has been remanded in custody . humza yousaf has

in custody. humza yousaf has eebb— in custody. humza yousaf has eebb be— in custody. humza yousaf has eebb be e— in custody. humza yousaf has said he sees no— in custody. humza yousaf has said he sees no reason