first, in just a moment. but first, let-s— in just a moment. but first, let-s get— in just a moment. but first, let-s get the— in just a moment. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst_ let's get the news with polly middlehurst ._ let's get the news with polly middlehurst . _ let's get the news with polly middlehurst . \\ gt; let's get the news with polly middlehurst. \\ gt; let's get the news with polly middlehurst . \\ gt; middlehurst. nigel, thank you. good evening. a vigil has been held for the victims of yesterday's attacks in nottingham. thousands of students and staff attended the ceremony this afternoon , held in ceremony this afternoon, held in the grounds of the university of nottingham following the deaths of 19 year old grace o'malley , of 19 year old grace o'malley, kumar and barnaby webber. of 19 year old grace o'malley, kumar and barnaby webber . school kumar and barnaby webber. school caretaker ian coates was the third person police named as being fatally stabbed yesterday. his van had been stolen and then used to target others. well at the vigil, parents of both teenagers shared how much university life and friendships in nottingham had meant to both grace and barney. i know barney would be super touched by everyone that's here and he loved it. he loved it here. he comm-t— loved it. he loved it here. he couldn't wait— loved it. he loved it here. he couldn't wait to— : . he loved it here. he couldn't wait to come back, drove— couldn't wait to come back, drove me— couldn't wait to come back, drove me mad.— couldn't wait to come back,

drove me mad. but. his heart wm— drove me mad. but. his heart will be— drove me mad. but. his heart will be with— drove me mad. but. his heart will be with you— drove me mad. but. his heart will be with you guys forever . will be with you guys forever. leek— will be with you guys forever. leek after— will be with you guys forever. look after each _ will be with you guys forever. look after each other . it's the look after each other. it's the big— look after each other. it's the big thing— look after each other. it's the big thing is— look after each other. it's the big thing is that— look after each other. it's the big thing is that look after your— big thing is that look after your friends— big thing is that look after your friends and look after people— your friends and look after people around— your friends and look after people around you . ': your friends and look after people around you . ' z your friends and look after people around you . ' “2 “ people around you. and then in another extraordinary development today, detectives are now investing , development today, detectives are now investing, updating development today, detectives are now investing , updating cctv are now investing, updating cctv footage of a man who appears to match the description of the nottingham attack suspect attempting to break into the window of a residential care home. the incident wasn't reported to police at the time and no residents were hurt. reported to police at the time and no residents were hurt . a 31 and no residents were hurt. a 31 year old man with a history of violence is still being questioned by police. gb news spoke to jason derbyshire, a resident from that care home. he was an eyewitness to what happened and with the curtains and there was just some guy stood under this archway all dressed in black, got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on, just staring at the edges over there and gone back in my room .

there and gone back in my room. i to watch 30s later. there's really— i to watch 30s later. there's really banging— i to watch 30s later. there's really banging ,— i to watch 30s later. there's really banging , loud banging, really banging, loud banging, trying— really banging, loud banging, trying to— really banging, loud banging, trying to get— really banging, loud banging, trying to get through that window— trying to get through that window and— trying to get through that window and i— trying to get through that window and i didn't see the security— window and i didn't see the security guard— window and i didn't see the security guard come out, but gpp....gg_ security guard come out, but gppggmg ne— security guard come out, but apparently he did. and the guy asked— apparently he did. and the guy asked him,— apparently he did. and the guy asked him, n— apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it— apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a— apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a hospital or a needed?— asked him, is it a hospital or a needed? de— asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel? he went,— asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel? he went, no, it's a needed.— hostel? he went, no, it's a needed. and— hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel. and then he just came back— hostel. and then he just came back anaaagn— hostel. and then he just came back through this— hostel. and then he just came back through this archway and just back through this archway and idea waded— back through this archway and just walked off— back through this archway and just walked off there dead calm . so,— just walked off there dead calm . so, dean— just walked off there dead calm . so, yeah, surrender was deemed— . so, yeah, surrender was absolutely horrendous . aslef absolutely horrendous. aslef i da— absolutely horrendous. aslef i do and. — absolutely horrendous. aslef i do and. ._ absolutely horrendous. aslef i can do that. i don't know. i ready— can do that. i don't know. i ready den-r— can do that. i don't know. i really don't know . i�*~ir:i;i;r“vi“ really don't know. meanwhile, a home office minister has today said the government will provide more legal routes for refugees to enter the uk . lord murray of to enter the uk. lord murray of blidworth says new routes could be implemented as soon as the end of next year. be implemented as soon as the end of next year . that's after end of next year. that's after more than 9000 people crossed the english channel in small boats so far this year. news on the economy now and stronger trade at bars, pubs and shops has helped the economy return to growth in the uk. the latest

figures show it did expand by 0.2% in april and that's recovered growing from a 0.3% fall the previous month. the office for national statistics saying the positive impact of improved hospitality and retail spending was offset by industrial action hitting other sectors . you're up to date on tv sectors. you're up to date on tv , online, dab+ radio and on the tunein app. this is gb news. back now to . back now to. farage good evening. what happened last nrgnr— good evening. what happened last nrgnr in— good evening. what happened last nrgnr in a— good evening. what happened last night in a courtroom— good evening. what happened last night in a courtroom in— c2 “ “3 what happened last night in a courtroom in miami is nnen— night in a courtroom in miami is nnen vou— night in a courtroom in miami is nnen you dine— night in a courtroom in miami is when you think about it, truly exrraardrnary— when you think about it, truly extraordinary ._ when you think about it, truly extraordinary . the 45th extraordinary. the 45th nreeddenr— extraordinary. the 45th president of- extraordinary. the 45th president of the united states nerd— president of the united states nerd in— president of the united states was held in custody and faced rnre— was held in custody and faced this document— was held in custody and faced this document ._ was held in custody and faced this document. this is the indictment— this document. this is the indictment that was put before nin— indictment that was put before nrn yesterdav-_ indictment that was put before him yesterday. there are 37 enargee.— him yesterday. there are 37 enargee. re— him yesterday. there are 37 charges. is 31— him yesterday. there are 37 charges. is 31 of— him yesterday. there are 37 charges. is 31 of them under the regranage— charges. is 31 of them under the renranage aer—

charges. is 31 of them under the renranage aer .— charges. is 31 of them under the espionage act . and what i want espionage act. and what i want to espionage act. and what i want rd dry— espionage act. and what i want rd rrr and— espionage act. and what i want re dry and did— espionage act. and what i want to try and drill into today is nae— to try and drill into today is nae nann— to try and drill into today is has trump made mistakes ? has he has trump made mistakes? has he made— has trump made mistakes? has he made some serious— has trump made mistakes? has he made some serious careless errors or are these things the farmer— errors or are these things the former presidents just tend to do former presidents just tend to da e— former presidents just tend to dd 7 dar— former presidents just tend to dd 7 bad rne— former presidents just tend to do ? but the real— former presidents just tend to do ? but the real question is , is do? but the real question is, is dis— do? but the real question is, is dis angry— do? but the real question is, is dis angry a— do? but the real question is, is this simply a witch hunt? is rnre— this simply a witch hunt? is rnre an— this simply a witch hunt? is this an attempt— this simply a witch hunt? is this an attempt to stop the nonr— this an attempt to stop the front runner— this an attempt to stop the front runner to— this an attempt to stop the front runner to become the negandean— front runner to become the republican nominee? and remember , nee— republican nominee? and remember , ne-e ro— republican nominee? and remember , he's now 40 points— republican nominee? and remember , he's now 40 points ahead of rean— , he's now 40 points ahead of ron desantis_ , he's now 40 points ahead of ron desantis in— , he's now 40 points ahead of ron desantis in the opinion padde— ron desantis in the opinion padre ananger— ron desantis in the opinion polls amongst republican voters. is polls amongst republican voters. re rnre— polls amongst republican voters. re rnre angry— polls amongst republican voters. re rnre angry a— polls amongst republican voters. is this simply a witch hunt? and i'd is this simply a witch hunt? and r-d dare— is this simply a witch hunt? and r-d dare ra— is this simply a witch hunt? and r-d dare rd ger— is this simply a witch hunt? and i'd love to get your— is this simply a witch hunt? and i'd love to get your thoughts on wnerner— i'd love to get your thoughts on nnerner rnre— i'd love to get your thoughts on whether this is— i'd love to get your thoughts on whether this is or— i'd love to get your thoughts on whether this is or is not a wren— whether this is or is not a wrren nann— whether this is or is not a witch hunt. please let me know your— witch hunt. please let me know your news.— witch hunt. please let me know your views. farage _ witch hunt. please let me know your views. farage at gb news dot your views. farage at gb news dar earn.— your views. farage at gb news dar wed,— your views. farage at gb news dot com. well, first, i want to get— dot com. well, first, i want to ger earne— dot com. well, first, i want to get some political— dot com. well, first, i want to get some political reaction. i'm going— get some political reaction. i'm going ra— get some political reaction. i'm going re ga— get some political reaction. i'm going re ga ra— get some political reaction. i'm going to go to new york. i'm going— going to go to new york. i'm going ra— going to go to new york. i'm going re speak— going to go to new york. i'm going to speak to the former ranaae— going to speak to the former ranaae mayer— going to speak to the former famous mayor of— going to speak to the former famous mayor of new york, rudy ddadani— famous mayor of new york, rudy eradani and— famous mayor of new york, rudy giuliani, and of— famous mayor of new york, rudy giuliani, and of course, a man nnaee— giuliani, and of course, a man whose career was— giuliani, and of course, a man whose career was as a lawyer. ready.— whose career was as a lawyer. ready. dadd— whose career was as a lawyer. rudy. good evening. thank you for rudy. good evening. thank you far earning— rudy. good evening. thank you for coming back— rudy. good evening. thank you for coming back on the show. i wanr— for coming back on the show. i ran ra— for coming back on the show. i ran rd aer— for coming back on the show. i want to ask you— for coming back on the show. i want to ask you something. always— want to ask you something. ndnaya great— want to ask you something. always great to _ want to ask you something. always great to be- want to ask you something. always great to be with- want to ask you something. always great to be with you, nigel. thank you. from what i

anderedand— nigel. thank you. from what i understand, when— v 92; thank you. from what i understand, when they went to joe drden-e— understand, when they went to joe biden's house, they found a anode— joe biden's house, they found a anode dead— joe biden's house, they found a whole load of— joe biden's house, they found a whole load of classified documents— whole load of classified documents going right back for nann— documents going right back for many, many— documents going right back for many, many years. not just from nnen— many, many years. not just from nnen ne— many, many years. not just from nnen ne was— many, many years. not just from when he was, you— many, many years. not just from when he was, you know, the vice presidenr, — when he was, you know, the vice gresrdenr, nar— when he was, you know, the vice president, but also— when he was, you know, the vice president, but also from when he was a senator. also.— was a senator. also. i understand- was a senator. also. i understand that mike pence had daeanenrs— understand that mike pence had daeanenrs .— understand that mike pence had documents . what— understand that mike pence had documents . what is it that trump documents. what is it that trump has documents. what is it that trump nas done— documents. what is it that trump nas dane anar— documents. what is it that trump has done that is— documents. what is it that trump has done that is worse and let anne— has done that is worse and let adane hillary— has done that is worse and let alone hillary clinton and her servers— alone hillary clinton and her servers wnar— alone hillary clinton and her server? what is— alone hillary clinton and her server? what is it trump has done— server? what is it trump has done rnar— server? what is it trump has done rnar rs— server? what is it trump has done that is worse than everybody— done that is worse than everybody else ? f done that is worse than- everybody else ? actually , he done that is worse than— everybody else ? actually , he on everybody else? actually, he on the spectrum . trump has done the the spectrum. trump has done the least . so when the spectrum. trump has done the least. so when this the spectrum. trump has done the least . so when this special least. so when this special prosecutor who's not very special actually announced, announced that everyone should be treated according to the same laws, i thought he was announcing that he was going to dismiss the trump case because the hillary clinton case involved 33,000 documents which she destroyed and trump's case involves a little over 100. none of which would destroy or

preserve . none of which have preserve. none of which have even been compromised . they've even been compromised. they've never been out of mar—a—lago. and there's no suggestion they were in the hands of any enemy. so whole espionage thing is so this whole espionage thing is totally fictitious . there's no totally fictitious. there's no spying going on here. this is a question. if he kept them in the right spot or not, under a civil statute called the presidential records act, where a president debates with the archivist as to whose papers are there. yeah and every president has gone through this and every president has donei this and every president has done i would say, if i can recall correctly, i go back to reagan at least as much if not more in terms of confusing papers. now, let me make the point. none of it got out of mar—a—lago and none of it was even possibly in the hands of a hostile power. in the case of biden , he took the documents out biden, he took the documents out 15 years ago, 18 years ago, when

he was a senator. senators have no right to take these documents. presidents do just taking the documents with a felony for by now , he started felony for by now, he started taking them out as vice president and he has them all over the city. but he has them in places where the chinese can easily get their hands on it. how about he has some in chinatown? i mean, rudy . rudy chinatown? i mean, rudy. rudy from this rudy from _ chinatown? i mean, rudy. rudy from this rudy from this- c“ , “ ?2 rudy from this rudy from this side c“ , “ 32 rudy from this rudy from this side of the from this rudy from this side of rne gand— from this rudy from this side of rne pend, nan — from this rudy from this side of the pond, from this side of the pond— the pond, from this side of the pond and— the pond, from this side of the pond and around— the pond, from this side of the pond and around the western wand.— pond and around the western wadd- wnar— pond and around the western world. what we're seeing is vanad— world. what we're seeing is donald trump— world. what we're seeing is donald trump facing civil cases, radng— donald trump facing civil cases, facing criminal— donald trump facing civil cases, facing criminal cases. goodness knows— facing criminal cases. goodness knows wnar-s— facing criminal cases. goodness knows wnar-s ro— facing criminal cases. goodness knows what's to come in georgia . rer— knows what's to come in georgia . rer ne— knows what's to come in georgia . rer me ask— knows what's to come in georgia . rer me ask wow— knows what's to come in georgia . let me ask you a— knows what's to come in georgia . let me ask you a simple gaesdon— . let me ask you a simple gwesdon. r— . let me ask you a simple question. i think i know the dar— question. i think i know the answer. but do— question. i think i know the answer. but do you believe that rnrs— answer. but do you believe that one rs— answer. but do you believe that we is simply— answer. but do you believe that we is sink a— answer. but do you believe that this is simply a witch hunt? wean. — this is simply a witch hunt? wean. wean— this is simply a witch hunt? yeah. yeah we're cooperating. were— yeah. yeah we're cooperating. were copying— yeah. yeah we're cooperating. we're copying venezuela,- yeah. yeah we're cooperating. we're copying venezuela, cuba . we're copying venezuela, cuba. for the former soviet union , the for the former soviet union, the party in power has taken over dictatorial powers and they are trying to convict the only

person they are sure can beat them. they know he can beat them because in every poll taken right now , he beats the right now, he beats the republicans by 40 and he beats the democrats by ten. so i'm not speculating about that. nigel the public opinion polls show if you took the election today , you took the election today, he'd win by ten points. yeah, ten points is too much . they got ten points is too much. they got to get him down to at least 5 or 4 so they can cheat. ten points is a little bit too much for cheating. this is very, very dangerous to the democratic party and a lot rides on this. they've been cheating and committing crimes for years . committing crimes for years. they're all going to go to jail if lose. well, rudy will if they lose. well, rudy will aboar— if they lose. well, rudy will see about that. _ if they lose. well, rudy will see about that. but- �*" well, rudy will see about that. but as this dewekons— see about that. but as this develops, we're— see about that. but as this develops, we're going to come back— develops, we're going to come bask-wow— develops, we're going to come naoklwow oer— develops, we're going to come back-you over the- develops, we're going to come back you over the next few back to you over the next few eeks — back to you over the next few eeks and — back to you over the next few weeks. and thank— back to you over the next few weeks. and thank you for being wed,— weeks. and thank you for being wed, for— weeks. and thank you for being well, for being— weeks. and thank you for being well, for being rudy giuliani. rnank— well, for being rudy giuliani. rnank-wekk— well, for being rudy giuliani. thank-well let's- well, for being rudy giuliani. thank well let's get into thank you. well let's get into or— thank you. well let's get into or one— thank you. well let's get into some of the detail of this. i'm very— some of the detail of this. i'm very-ro— some of the detail of this. i'm wew-ro ne— some of the detail of this. i'm very-to be joined- some of the detail of this. i'm very to be joined in the very pleased to be joined in the srwdro— very pleased to be joined in the srwdrolrrark— very pleased to be joined in the studio mark brnovich, former studio by mark brnovich, former rederak—dnei federal prosecutor and two time arrornew— federal prosecutor and two time arrornew-or— federal prosecutor and two time attorney of arizona. attorney general of arizona. gag, — attorney general of arizona. mag, good—

attorney general of arizona. mark, good evening. always a measure— mark, good evening. always a pleasure, nigel.— mark, good evening. always a pleasure, nigel. what rudy of course , you know, a staunch course, you know, a staunch defender— course, you know, a staunch defender of— course, you know, a staunch defender of president. and course, you know, a staunch defeideclare president. and course, you know, a staunch defeideclare a president. and course, you know, a staunch defeideclare a handident. and course, you know, a staunch defeideclare a hand .ient. and course, you know, a staunch defeideclare a hand . you and course, you know, a staunch defeideclare a hand . you are! course, you know, a staunch defeideclare a hand . you are a let's declare a hand. you are a friend— let's declare a hand. you are a friend or— let's declare a hand. you are a friend of donald— let's declare a hand. you are a friend of donald trump's , but friend of donald trump's, but adso— friend of donald trump's, but akso wron— friend of donald trump's, but also with your— friend of donald trump's, but also with your legal hat on when you kook— also with your legal hat on when you look through— also with your legal hat on when you look through this document, wnar— you look through this document, wnar rs— you look through this document, wnar is in— you look through this document, what is in here— you look through this document, what is in here is— you look through this document, what is in here is pretty serious. so— what is in here is pretty serious. so serious. and trump owrdned— serious. so serious. and trump owrdned dr— serious. so serious. and trump outlined it last— serious. so serious. and trump outlined it last night. let's donakd— outlined it last night. let's see, donald trump speaking after the see, donald trump speaking after we sown— see, donald trump speaking after the court hearing— see, donald trump speaking after the court hearing back in new jersey— the court hearing back in new jersey wesrerdaw— the court hearing back in new jersey wesrerdaw .— the court hearing back in new jersey yesterday . he threatening jersey yesterday. he threatening me jersey yesterday. he threatening ne wron— jersey yesterday. he threatening ne wrrn roo — jersey yesterday. he threatening me with 400 years in prison in for possessing— me with 400 years in prison in for possessing my— me with 400 years in prison in for possessing my own presidential- for possessing my own presidential papers, which just aboar— presidential papers, which just anowr every— presidential papers, which just about every other president has done— about every other president has done .— about every other president has done , rs— about every other president has done , is one— about every other president has done , is one of— about every other president has done , is one of the most done, is one of the most owrrageows— done, is one of the most outrageous and vicious legal oneorres— outrageous and vicious legal rneorres eer— outrageous and vicious legal theories ever put forward in an american— theories ever put forward in an american sown— theories ever put forward in an american court of— theories ever put forward in an american court of law. 2c american court of law. i will appoint— american court of law. i will appoint a— american court of law. i will appornr a read— american court of law. i will appoint a real special prosecutor to go after the most corrupt president in the history of the united states of america. joe biden and the entire biden crime. family name . i'm a crime. family name. i'm a special prosecutor . okay donald

special prosecutor. okay donald trump. very clearly,— special prosecutor. okay donald trump. very clearly, he's- f f donald trump. very clearly, he's facing up trump. very clearly, he's facing an ro— trump. very clearly, he's facing an ro roo— trump. very clearly, he's facing go o roo wears— trump. very clearly, he's facing up to 400 years in— trump. very clearly, he's facing up to 400 years in prison with rnese— up to 400 years in prison with rnese onarges— up to 400 years in prison with these charges from the beginning.— these charges from the beginning. what's clear is that nann— beginning. what's clear is that name was— beginning. what's clear is that rrwng a— beginning. what's clear is that trump was a magpie, a collector of trump was a magpie, a collector or ewewrnrng— trump was a magpie, a collector or ewewrnrng .— trump was a magpie, a collector of everything , wrong. you know, of everything, wrong. you know, nox— of everything, wrong. you know, now adder— of everything, wrong. you know, now are now— of everything, wrong. you know, box after box of— of everything, wrong. you know, box after box of photographs of doowrnenrs— box after box of photographs of documents, of _ box after box of photographs of documents, of dinner. i'm sure in— documents, of dinner. i'm sure in se— documents, of dinner. i'm sure in one— documents, of dinner. i'm sure i'm sure the buckingham palace rnwradons— i'm sure the buckingham palace invitations were— i'm sure the buckingham palace invitations were in— i'm sure the buckingham palace invitations were in the pile and he invitations were in the pile and ne ookkeered— invitations were in the pile and he collected everything , you he collected everything, you know,— he collected everything, you know, including _ he collected everything, you know, including which were a wnoke— know, including which were a wnoke road— know, including which were a whole load of— know, including which were a whole load of papers of issues rnar— whole load of papers of issues rnar ne— whole load of papers of issues that he dealt— whole load of papers of issues that he dealt with. so that bit we know— that he dealt with. so that bit we know and— that he dealt with. so that bit we know and we— that he dealt with. so that bit we know and we know that a lot of boxes— we know and we know that a lot of boxes ewe— we know and we know that a lot of boxes were transferred to mar a rago. — of boxes were transferred to mar a rago. rnar— of boxes were transferred to mar a rago. rnar kar— of boxes were transferred to mar a lago. that bit is— of boxes were transferred to mar a lago. that bit is easy. the gwesdon— a lago. that bit is easy. the gwesdon rs— a lago. that bit is easy. the question is what— a lago. that bit is easy. the question is what was classified and— question is what was classified and wnar— question is what was classified and wnar was— question is what was classified and what was authorised ? was he and what was authorised? was he too and what was authorised? was he do inso— and what was authorised? was he roo iwsr lazy— and what was authorised? was he too just lazy about— and what was authorised? was he too just lazy about all of this? wedd— too just lazy about all of this? wed niger,— too just lazy about all of this? well nigel, let— too just lazy about all of this? well nigel, let me just begin by sawing— well nigel, let me just begin by saying one— well nigel, let me just begin by saying rnrng— well nigel, let me just begin by saying one thing and making ansokwrew— saying one thing and making absolutely clear— saying one thing and making absolutely clear president rang-s— absolutely clear president trump's mistake wasn't eokkeodng— trump's mistake wasn't collecting all- trump's mistake wasn't collecting all this information, as wow— collecting all this information, as wow sard— collecting all this information, as wow sad, or— collecting all this information, as you said, or these documents. it as you said, or these documents. rr wa— as you said, or these documents. rr nor— as you said, or these documents. it was not endorsing _ as you said, or these documents. it was not endorsing me- as you said, or these documents. it was not endorsing me in- it was not endorsing me in a senate primary. i was running for the senate. so just so you know, it's not like i'm you know , here to carry his water. but as a former federal prosecutor,

as a former federal prosecutor, a couple of things really struck stuck out at me is rudy mentioned you've mentioned that all former presidents have a bunch of documents and they're classified and then they go through this process, write their memoirs . right. and not their memoirs. right. and not only any president can only that, any president can declassify anything they want. and so the president has a lot of authority to actually have these documents and declassify these documents and declassify these documents. i understand rnar— these documents. i understand rnar rne— these documents. i understand that the president— these documents. i understand that the president has- r2r:::rrt.. i understand that the president has the r2r:::rrt. i understand that the president has the power to that the president has the power ro dedassrrw— that the president has the power to declassify the— that the president has the power to declassify the documents. my gwesdon— to declassify the documents. my gwesdon again— to declassify the documents. my question again is,— to declassify the documents. my question again is, was he just roo— question again is, was he just do lazy?— question again is, was he just roo lazy? ord— question again is, was he just too lazy? did he— question again is, was he just too lazy? did he declassify rnese— too lazy? did he declassify these documents or didn't he? deoawse— these documents or didn't he? deoawse dds— these documents or didn't he? because it's very— these documents or didn't he? because it's very unclear to me. wean.— because it's very unclear to me. wean. wed.— because it's very unclear to me. wean. wed. and— because it's very unclear to me. yeah, well, and that's— because it's very unclear to me. yeah, well, and that's part- because it's very unclear to me. yeah, well, and that's part of this is going to what's going to have to come out as the defence exactly what he did when he did it. but the reality is look, i mean, there in the western world, we talk about the rule of law, we talk about consistency or equal application of the law and the reality is, is that what president trump did when these charges handling the charges related to handling the documents and obstruction of justice, i mean, you have hillary clinton literally destroying servers and

documents. and this is the charge. this is the charge that on ner— charge. this is the charge that on her own private— {73196 this is the charge that on her own private server, t ”92 this is the charge that on her own private server, there rens or— on her own private server, there were tens of thousands of doewnenrs— were tens of thousands of documents .— were tens of thousands of documents . and when she was documents. and when she was named— documents. and when she was nawked oer— documents. and when she was hauled over the— documents. and when she was hauled over the coals, the awsadon— hauled over the coals, the accusation is— hauled over the coals, the accusation is that she cleared one— accusation is that she cleared the documents— accusation is that she cleared the documents before giving the radon— the documents before giving the kagron ro— the documents before giving the kagrog ro one— the documents before giving the laptop to the fbi,— the documents before giving the laptop to the fbi, which raises a gwesdon. — laptop to the fbi, which raises a question. 2016— laptop to the fbi, which raises a question. 2016 campaign. i was rnere— a question. 2016 campaign. i was onere kn— a question. 2016 campaign. i was onere rn soe— a question. 2016 campaign. i was there in some of— a question. 2016 campaign. i was there in some of the crowds. rook— there in some of the crowds. rook ner— there in some of the crowds. rook ner an— there in some of the crowds. lock her up, lock— there in some of the crowds. lock her up, lock her up. but nann— lock her up, lock her up. but rrwng neve— lock her up, lock her up. but trump never prosecuted, did he? wean— trump never prosecuted, did he? wean no— trump never prosecuted, did he? wean no .— trump never prosecuted, did he? wean no . ne— trump never prosecuted, did he? yeah, no , he didn't. "“r: trump never prosecuted, did he? yeah, no , he didn't. ' 2 yeah, no, he didn't. and, you know.— yeah, no, he didn't. and, you know, look, i mean, a lot of times there's politicians say something, right? saying something, right? the old saying that politicians are that politicians lips are moving, must lying kind moving, they must be lying kind of but and i wasn't of thing. but and i wasn't trying to be with your trying to be dodgy with your question but i keep coming back to of ways it doesn't to in a lot of ways it doesn't matter those documents matter whether those documents were unclassified were classified or unclassified , because we know former presidents retain those documents. have them. we documents. they have them. we know people have know that other people have those documents. and one thing that i keep thinking of is a former president. president trump secret service trump still has secret service protection on hillary clinton. didn't was destroying didn't when she was destroying the she was running the server and she was running for joe in his for president. joe biden in his

haphazard garage that wasn't being protected by us law enforcement officials. and so in many ways , but the accusation many ways, but the accusation here and photographs appeared in the press over the weekend, even before the court case, which i thought was interesting of documents in the ballroom at mar a lago, documents in a bathroom at mar a lago. i mean, the awsadon— at mar a lago. i mean, the accusation is— at mar a lago. i mean, the accusation is that- mr?” g i mean, the accusation is that trump had rnrs— accusation is that trump had one sown— accusation is that trump had this stuff laying— accusation is that trump had this stuff laying around all over-grace.— this stuff laying around all over-place. i- this stuff laying around all over place. i find it hard over the place. i find it hard to over the place. i find it hard ro redeve— over the place. i find it hard to believe, but— over the place. i find it hard to believe, but that's what rnev-re— to believe, but that's what. anew-re—weu. to believe, but that's what- they're_well, and they're saying. yeah, well, and once again, was a federal once again, i was a federal prosecutor. was state prosecutor. i was a state prosecutor. i was a state prosecutor. recall ever prosecutor. i do not recall ever in my career ever seeing an indictment with actual photographs. i think that photographs. and i think that that's designed to poison the jury that's designed to poison the jury pool, inflame the public, get all these media stories out there. so this indictment, you've a copy of was, you've got a copy of it was, i think, largely written for pubuc think, largely written for public consumption . an and public consumption. an and that's why there's some of those juicy anecdotes in there. and i'm there's some prosecute i'm sure there's some prosecute others left leaning , you others and left leaning, you know, praetorian guard fbi agents that were sitting around laughing at ha ha , we're going laughing at ha ha, we're going to use trump's very own statements campaign statements from the campaign

trail but the trail against him. but the nofion trail against him. but the notion put these notion that you put these photographs there, that is photographs in there, that is not did that. not necessary. i did find that. and fact that it went to the and the fact that it went to the press— and the fact that it went to the press one— and the fact that it went to the press over the weekend, one of one— press over the weekend, one of we rnrngs— press over the weekend, one of the things this— press over the weekend, one of the things this document does press over the weekend, one of the isings this document does press over the weekend, one of the isings there ocument does press over the weekend, one of the isings there were ant does press over the weekend, one of the isings there were six does say is that there were six doowrnenrs— say is that there were six documents marked top secret that the documents marked top secret that one proseewdon— documents marked top secret that the prosecution claim had not keen—and- been declassified. and we'll find— been declassified. and we'll find our— been declassified. and we'll find out more— been declassified. and we'll find out more as— been declassified. and we'll find out more as this develops. nar— find out more as this develops. our rne— find out more as this develops. our one prggesr— find out more as this develops. but the biggest accusation here, i but the biggest accusation here, rrnrnk.— but the biggest accusation here, r pink, or— but the biggest accusation here, r pink, or one— but the biggest accusation here, i think, or one of— but the biggest accusation here, i think, or one of the biggest is war— i think, or one of the biggest rs rnar ne— i think, or one of the biggest is that he showed these documents— is that he showed these documents to - is that he showed these documents to people who visited him documents to people who visited nrn ar— documents to people who visited nrn ar war— documents to people who visited nrn ar war a— documents to people who visited him at mar a lago— documents to people who visited him at mar a lago saying that rnrs— him at mar a lago saying that one rs— him at mar a lago saying that this is secret— him at mar a lago saying that this is secret and— him at mar a lago saying that this is secret and that's why rnev-re— this is secret and that's why they're claiming— this is secret and that's why they're claiming under the rspronage— they're claiming under the espionage act,— they're claiming under the espionage act, he's shown people papers— espionage act, he's shown people papers rnar— espionage act, he's shown people papers that involved american defense.— papers that involved american defence, american nuclear eapapddv— defence, american nuclear capability. it's— defence, american nuclear capability. it's a very serious onarge. — capability. it's a very serious enarge. reigns— capability. it's a very serious charge. right. and once again, to charge. right. and once again, o per— charge. right. and once again, o per rnrs— charge. right. and once again, ro par rnrs p..— charge. right. and once again, to put this in context, when rnar— to put this in context, when that conversation allegedly occurred , we— that conversation allegedly occurred , we weren't there. �*firz; occurred, we weren't there. we don-r— occurred, we weren't there. we don-r know— occurred, we weren't there. we don-r know dr— occurred, we weren't there. we don't know if he— occurred, we weren't there. we don't know if he just waved a piece of paper. and i'm ironically, if they're going to use president trump's language from speeches and everything else, is given else, we know that he is given to exaggerate sometimes. a to exaggerate sometimes. and a little hyperbole . and so. yes, little hyperbole. and so. yes, yes, yes. so how we know

yes, yes. so how do we know exactly, you know , what held, exactly, you know, what he held, what what he showed what he had, what he showed them, didn't show them. them, what he didn't show them. but remember to be convicted. and this, and there's 31 counts of this, nigel. counts, nigel. each one of those counts, you carries , you know, you know, carries, you know, double digit years in prison . so double digit years in prison. so you have an unauthorised you have to have an unauthorised possession. so if i were his defence be like, defence attorney, i'd be like, no, was the former no, no. he was the former president. there hadn't been a subpoena yet for these documents. authorised documents. he was authorised to have the elements have them. so. so the elements of crime are you have to of that crime are you have to have an unauthorised possession of have to have reason of them. you have to have reason to believe that documents to believe that those documents could united states could injure the united states or a foreign adversary or help in a foreign adversary and that you're wilfully intent essentially , intentionally not essentially, intentionally not delivering them. and so those are various elements . you have are various elements. you have to prove this is where the obstruction comes in, because, again, what prosecution say obstruction comes in, because, agwhenihat prosecution say obstruction comes in, because, agwhen biden prosecution say obstruction comes in, because, agwhen biden wasisecution say obstruction comes in, because, agwhen biden was pulledrn say obstruction comes in, because, agwhen biden was pulled up ay obstruction comes in, because, agwhen biden was pulled up on is when biden was pulled up on this, when was pulled up this, when pence was pulled up on this, willingly on this, they willingly surrendered documents and surrendered the documents and that this is what they say, that and this is what they say, that and this is what they say, that when trump was pulled up on this, he surrendered some of the documents, not all. so how documents, but not all. so how documents, but not all. so how do you disprove kyiv_ so how do you disprove kyiv obstruction so how dothis disprove kyiv obstruction so how dothis actually, kyiv obstruction so how dothis actually, iyiv obstruction so how dothis actually, i think struction so how

dothis actually, i think is'uction so how dothis actually, i think is the on in this actually, i think is the nosr— in this actually, i think is the most serious— in this actually, i think is the most serious of— in this actually, i think is the most serious of all the charges, addre— most serious of all the charges, garre nanny.— most serious of all the charges, quite frankly, because as in the pass— quite frankly, because as in the pas. de— quite frankly, because as in the past, the federal— quite frankly, because as in the past, the federal government, wnen— past, the federal government, wnen rnev— past, the federal government, when they want— past, the federal government, when they want to get you, they wswakkv— when they want to get you, they wswadv go — when they want to get you, they wswadv go wrrn— when they want to get you, they usually go with lying to the fbi or—iwsdoe. - usually go with lying to the fbi or_justice. andl or obstruction of justice. and so r— or obstruction of justice. and so r rnrnk— or obstruction of justice. and so i think this— or obstruction of justice. and so i think this is— or obstruction of justice. and so i think this is this this is an issue that the trump defence team is really going to have to address because i do think this is one where they're going to have explain what did, have to explain what they did, why did it, and maybe he why they did it, and maybe he didn't. he he didn't. maybe he thought he turned don't turned everything over. i don't know, maybe he didn't. maybe he genuinely believed all these were he didn't were declassified and he didn't need to turn anything else over. so don't know what his so i don't know what his defences going to but at defences are going to be, but at some point there have be some point there will have to be some point there will have to be some explanation, another will, another probably another one that is probably the most this toughest of most serious, this toughest of the charges for you know, the charges for me. you know, a point view prosecutor. point of view of a prosecutor. i will say, though, once again, this is what bothers me. it's from prosecutor. from a federal prosecutor. i think are seeing the think we are seeing the weaponization. you know, think we are seeing the weaprmentioned you know, think we are seeing the weaprmentioned the you know, think we are seeing the weaprmentioned the fact know, think we are seeing the weaprmentioned the fact that i, think we are seeing the weaprmentioned the fact that in rudy mentioned the fact that in third world countries this happens. reality is happens. and the reality is, is that supposedly that they were supposedly investigated . you know, what investigated. you know, what documents were turned over , not documents were turned over, not documents were turned over, not documents and you documents turned over. and you end up with these process

crimes. know, well, maybe crimes. you know, well, maybe you didn't weren't truthful to the or maybe this happened. the fbi or maybe this happened. and you start down that and once you start down that path, it is very easy for them whenever the next party is in power do that. and so i think power to do that. and so i think that are seeing the beginning that we are seeing the beginning of erosion of public of an erosion of public confidence. so the president's garte— confidence. so the president's padre—sensel quite worrying in that sense. wed.— quite worrying in that sense. wed. r— quite worrying in that sense. well, i think— quite worrying in that sense. well, i think that joe biden snowkd— well, i think that joe biden snowkd pe— well, i think that joe biden should be worried . yes, because should be worried. yes, because rnrs— should be worried. yes, because we and— should be worried. yes, because this and trump's— should be worried. yes, because this and trump's already called it, this and trump's already called p, vow— this and trump's already called p, vow know.— this and trump's already called it, you know, the— this and trump's already called it, you know, the pandora's box. pug.— it, you know, the pandora's box. dar.-know.— it, you know, the pandora's box. but,-know,-again,- it, you know, the pandora's box. but,-know,-again, is- it, you know, the pandora's box. but,-know,-again, is a. but, you know, once again, is a prosecutor this prosecutor ethically. so this is you know, were a part of you know, if i were a part of his defence team, one is the way this was filed and with the photographs, you know, i think it's unethical with photographs, you know, i think it's prosecutorsinethical with photographs, you know, i think it's prosecutors were cal with photographs, you know, i think it's prosecutors were doing:h photographs, you know, i think it's prosecutors were doing with the prosecutors were doing with pre—trial and trying the prosecutors were doing with pripoison and trying the prosecutors were doing with pripoison the and trying the prosecutors were doing with pripoison the jury and trying the prosecutors were doing with pripoison the jury pool trying the prosecutors were doing with pripoison the jury pool .rying the prosecutors were doing with pripoison the jury pool . but] the prosecutors were doing with pripoison the jury pool . but the to poison the jury pool. but the other part about it is, is that you're in this situation now where doj when i was a prosecutor, we believed in what was called the rule of lenity. and that that if you were and that meant that if you were going to criminally charge someone from a crime, you construe statutes construe criminal statutes narrowly and really quite frankly, of the frankly, in favour of the defendant, because you have the power of the state, you have the

power of the state, you have the power literally to destroy people's their people's lives, take away their property, and so property, their liberty. and so that's awesome responsibility that's an awesome responsibility . should know whether . you should never know whether it's president . you should never know whether it's whoever president . you should never know whether it's whoever it president . you should never know whether it's whoever it is. president . you should never know whether it's whoever it is. no sident . you should never know whether it's whoever it is. no one�*it biden, whoever it is. no one should be in a position should ever be in a position where they're worried about their liberty because some prosecutor here throwing prosecutor here is throwing stuff wall. think stuff against the wall. i think this theories, this untested theories, something been done something that's never been done in states , huge in this united states, huge questions. now, ultimately, this will questions. now, ultimately, this wrkk go— questions. now, ultimately, this war go before— questions. now, ultimately, this will go before a— questions. now, ultimately, this will go before a jury.— 2 now, ultimately, this will go before a jury. yes in rkorrda— will go before a jury. yes in rkorrda .— will go before a jury. yes in florida . how's— will go before a jury. yes in florida . how's it- will go before a jury. yes in florida . how's it going to end ? florida. how's it going to end? i florida. how's it going to end? r rnrnk— florida. how's it going to end? r rnrnk dr— florida. how's it going to end? r drink is rs— florida. how's it going to end? i think it is going— florida. how's it going to end? i think it is going to— florida. how's it going to end? i think it is going to be- florida. how's it going to end? i think it is going to be tough to convict , convince 12 jurors to convict, convince 12 jurors in south florida, especially people. there's a there's a large cuban american population down there that saw firsthand venezuelan population saw firsthand. when you get a dictatorship or a government that weaponizes the justice department weaponizes prosecutors and federal law enforcement ends up becoming an arm of the democratic party. i think there are going to be a lot of people that are going to be resistant to that. and remember, united states, it has to be a unanimous jury. so everyone has to agree. so all you is 1 or 2 holdouts, and

you need is 1 or 2 holdouts, and it's going be mark it's going to be a mark brnovich. thank you for being wrrn— brnovich. thank you for being wrrn ne— brnovich. thank you for being wrrn and.— brnovich. thank you for being with me. and, you— rt.“ thank you for being with me. and, you know, i've done— with me. and, you know, i've done-pest— with me. and, you know, i've done - best there - with me. and, you know, i've done best there to present done my best there to present the done my best there to present we most— done my best there to present the most serious— done my best there to present the most serious charges of the proseewdon — the most serious charges of the prosecution-get- the most serious charges of the prosecution get some prosecution and to get somei prosecution and to get some. answers. is answers and explanations. is it answers and explanations. is it awrron— answers and explanations. is it awrren nonre— answers and explanations. is it a witch hunt? you— answers and explanations. is it a witch hunt? you bet your life it's a witch hunt? you bet your life dds-nann— a witch hunt? you bet your life rr-s-nwnr.-nasl a witch hunt? you bet your life| it's-hunt.-has to it's a witch hunt. all he has to say— it's a witch hunt. all he has to saw rs— it's a witch hunt. all he has to saw is in— it's a witch hunt. all he has to saw is in nor— it's a witch hunt. all he has to say is i'm not running for president. — say is i'm not running for president. and- say is i'm not running for president. and all these cases workd— president. and all these cases would-disappear. - president. and all these cases would disappear. but he's would simply disappear. but he's nigger— would simply disappear. but he's nigger-rowgner— would simply disappear. but he's bigger tougher that, bigger and tougher than that, in my bigger and tougher than that, in mid-a— bigger and tougher than that, in nv-a moment- bigger and tougher than that, in nv-a nonenrlgol my view. in a moment, we go back to wordngnan— my view. in a moment, we go back to nottingham .talk_ my view. in a moment, we go back to nottingham talk about to nottingham to talk about rnose— to nottingham to talk about those appalling murders yesterday.— those appalling murders yesterday. they terrorist yesterday. were they terrorist offenses?— yesterday. were they terroristi offences? _ more yesterday. were they terrorist. offences? _ more in offences? we'll find out more in test—.—

listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. i asked— listening to gb news radio. i asked your— listening to gb news radio. i asked vow. rs— listening to gb news radio. i asked you, is this— listening to gb news radio. i asked you, is this a- listening to gb news radio. i asked you, is this a witch hunt against president trump? some of your answers coming in. one viewer says, nope, nobody should be above the law. well, that's true, but the law should be appued true, but the law should be applied evenly . ryan says this applied evenly. ryan says this is not just a witch hunt. it's an example of political corruption. the deep state are terrified of trump returning to

the white house. you bet your life they are. and leslie says, of course it's a witch hunt. they've been trying to hound him out since he won the election. they hate him because he doesn't toe the line and puts the us first. well, you're quite right. one thing you must never do is put your own country first. that would be awful and upset your international partners. now we covered horrific murders covered those horrific murders that took place in the early hours of yesterday morning in nottingham. and this evening there has been a vigil. and let's just remind ourselves, barnaby weber , grace o'malley, barnaby weber, grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates, they were the three people that were murdered. and these are two of the parents speaking at the vigil. just a couple of hours ago. it's actually quite difficult to watch . i know it difficult to watch. i know it would be super— 2 rt t i know it would be super touched 2 rt.2.2 t i know it would be super touched by eveorvne— would be super touched by everyone that's— would be super touched by everyone that's here, and he koved— everyone that's here, and he koved tr.— everyone that's here, and he koved it. we— everyone that's here, and he loved it. he loved it here. he sowkdn-r— loved it. he loved it here. he couldn't wait— loved it. he loved it here. he couldn't wait to— loved it. he loved it here. he couldn't wait to come back . it couldn't wait to come back. it drove— couldn't wait to come back. it drove me— couldn't wait to come back. it drove me mad— couldn't wait to come back. it drove me mad .— couldn't wait to come back. it drove me mad. but. his heart

wid— drove me mad. but. his heart wrkk pe— drove me mad. but. his heart wrkk be won— drove me mad. but. his heart will be with you— drove me mad. but. his heart will be with you guys forever. rook— will be with you guys forever. rook arter— will be with you guys forever. look after each _ will be with you guys forever. look after each other . it's the look after each other. it's the big— look after each other. it's the pig rnrng— look after each other. it's the pig rnrng rs— look after each other. it's the big thing is that— look after each other. it's the big thing is that .— look after each other. it's the big thing is that . look after big thing is that. look after vow— big thing is that. look after your friends— big thing is that. look after your friends and look after peopke— your friends and look after people around— your friends and look after people around you. well i think for we— people around you. well i think for we poor— people around you. well i think for the poor parents and think for the poor parents and think for ad— for the poor parents and think for all those— for the poor parents and think for all those around the three peopke— for all those around the three peopke rnar— for all those around the three people that were— for all those around the three people that were murdered so nontriv— people that were murdered so norrrpkv. r-n— people that were murdered so horribly, i'm going back to wordngnan— horribly, i'm going back to nottingham right now to join mark— nottingham right now to join rrark wnrre— nottingham right now to join mark white gb— nottingham right now to join mark white gb news home and security— mark white gb news home and security editor— mark white gb news home and security editor and mark, we've kearned— security editor and mark, we've kearned a— security editor and mark, we've learned a little— security editor and mark, we've learned a little bit— security editor and mark, we've learned a little bit more about wnar— learned a little bit more about wnar aorwakkv— learned a little bit more about what actually took place last nigh.— what actually took place last night,-before. - what actually took place last. night,-before. sorry, night, the night before. sorry, raven-r— night, the night before. sorry, raven-r we— night, the night before. sorry, haven't we. yeah— night, the night before. sorry, haven't we. yeah yes,- night, the night before. “ 2 v423“ yes, nigel, as haven't we. yeah yes, nigel, as we speak— haven't we. yeah yes, nigel, as we speak rnere— haven't we. yeah yes, nigel, as we speak there are— “ 2 v423“ yes, nigel, as we speak there are active door to door— we speak there are active door to door inquiries— we speak there are active door to door inquiries here. we're at a inn— to door inquiries here. we're at a rrrrn rime— to door inquiries here. we're at a fifth crime scene— to door inquiries here. we're at a fifth crime scene now. we were aware, of course, of— a fifth crime scene now. we were aware, of course, of those four rime— aware, of course, of those four crime scenes, acas dunn road, wnere— crime scenes, acas dunn road, wnere rne— crime scenes, acas dunn road, wnere rne rs»— crime scenes, acas dunn road, where the 19 year— crime scenes, acas dunn road, where the 19 year old students , where the 19 year old students, earnev— where the 19 year old students, darnev weper— where the 19 year old students, barney weber and— where the 19 year old students, barney weber and grace o'malley, kwnar— barney weber and grace o'malley, kumar were stabbed to death mark ookan— kumar were stabbed to death mark ookan koad— kumar were stabbed to death mark dolan road, where— kumar were stabbed to death mark dolan road, where 65 year old

ian dolan road, where 65 year old ran coars— dolan road, where 65 year old ian coats was— dolan road, where 65 year old ian coats was stabbed to death. rdrkron— ian coats was stabbed to death. milton street— ian coats was stabbed to death. milton street ,_ ian coats was stabbed to death. milton street , of— ian coats was stabbed to death. milton street , of course, where milton street, of course, where rnar— milton street, of course, where rnar va— milton street, of course, where that van stolen _ milton street, of course, where that van stolen from ian coats used— that van stolen from ian coats wsed ro— that van stolen from ian coats was used to run— that van stolen from ian coats was used to run down three rnernersp— was used to run down three rnernersp or— was used to run down three members of the— was used to run down three members of the public and then runner— members of the public and then runner up— members of the public and then runner up from — members of the public and then further up from milton street, aboar— further up from milton street, apowr narr— further up from milton street, apowr nan a— further up from milton street, about half a mile further up the point— about half a mile further up the point wnere— about half a mile further up the point where that— about half a mile further up the point where that van was stopped and we— point where that van was stopped and we prime— point where that van was stopped and the prime suspect arrested. wed.— and the prime suspect arrested. wed. now— and the prime suspect arrested. well, now this— and the prime suspect arrested. well, now this is— and the prime suspect arrested. well, now this is the fifth kooadon — well, now this is the fifth location in— well, now this is the fifth location in a— well, now this is the fifth location in a residential oonpkek— location in a residential complex for— location in a residential complex for vulnerable homeless peopke— complex for vulnerable homeless peopke wnere — complex for vulnerable homeless people where residents were awakened— people where residents were awakened ar— people where residents were awakened at about five in the morning— awakened at about five in the morning pv— awakened at about five in the morning by pv— awakened at about five in the morning by by the sound of pangrng— morning by by the sound of banging on— morning by by the sound of banging on the— morning by by the sound of banging on the windows of that sonpkex— banging on the windows of that eonpkev us. — banging on the windows of that complex us. and— banging on the windows of that complex us. and this man dressed in track— complex us. and this man dressed in pkaek rrvrng— complex us. and this man dressed in pkaek rrvrng ro— complex us. and this man dressed in black trying to get in to the window— in black trying to get in to the window or— in black trying to get in to the window of one— in black trying to get in to the window of one of— in black trying to get in to the window of one of the rooms there resident— window of one of the rooms there resident punched— window of one of the rooms there resident punched out at this man and ne— resident punched out at this man and ne packed— resident punched out at this man and he backed off.— resident punched out at this man and he backed off. at that point . it and he backed off. at that point . r was— and he backed off. at that point . rr onw— and he backed off. at that point . it was only later— and he backed off. at that point . it was only later that the age p..— . it was only later that the managers in this residential sonpkex— managers in this residential complex realised that he could be connected— complex realised that he could be connected to— complex realised that he could be connected to the terrible rnddenrs— be connected to the terrible incidents from _ be connected to the terrible incidents from earlier that

morning.— incidents from earlier that morning. and— incidents from earlier that morning. and they contacted the poise— morning. and they contacted the poise and— morning. and they contacted the pope and ves— morning. and they contacted the police and yes, indeed the poise— police and yes, indeed the pope nave— police and yes, indeed the police have now linked it. i spoke— police have now linked it. i spoke a— police have now linked it. i spoke a little— police have now linked it. i spoke a little earlier to jason derbyshirev_ spoke a little earlier to jason perpvsnrre. a— spoke a little earlier to jason derbyshire, a resident here, who rne— derbyshire, a resident here, who saw the events— derbyshire, a resident here, who saw the events unfold, very enorronak— saw the events unfold, very emotional because he had just rearw— emotional because he had just really realised— emotional because he had just really realised how close he and his really realised how close he and nrs renow— really realised how close he and his fellow residents had come to peng— his fellow residents had come to being vkdrns— his fellow residents had come to being victims themselves and knowing— being victims themselves and knowing wnar— being victims themselves and knowing what you know now in terms— knowing what you know now in terms or— knowing what you know now in terms of what's— knowing what you know now in terms of what's happened, how nas— terms of what's happened, how nas rnar— terms of what's happened, how nas rnar derr— terms of what's happened, how has that left you— terms of what's happened, how has that left you feeling ? has that left you feeling? soared— has that left you feeling? soared .— has that left you feeling? scared . because without a doubt, scared. because without a doubt, peopke— scared. because without a doubt, peopke peopke— scared. because without a doubt, people people that_ scared. because without a doubt, people people that are here are peopke— people people that are here are peopke wrrn— people people that are here are people with complex needs and gene— people with complex needs and quite vulnerable— people with complex needs and quite vulnerable people. yeah rnev— quite vulnerable people. yeah rnev are— quite vulnerable people. yeah rnev dike— quite vulnerable people. yeah they are like i— quite vulnerable people. yeah they are like i say, i've not been— they are like i say, i've not been nere— they are like i say, i've not been here long. “pin: they are like i say, i've not been here long. “er: they are like i say, i've not- been here long. i had a marriage break down, but this is like a culture shock to me, really is . culture shock to me, really is. i know jason must be very emotional for you. i can see that because— emotional for you. i can see rnar peoawse .— emotional for you. i can see that because , you- rzi; i can see that because , you know, you've that because, you know, you've been— that because, you know, you've been oawgnr— that because, you know, you've been caught right— that because, you know, you've been caught right in the middle of ne— been caught right in the middle or we most— been caught right in the middle of the most horrific of events you— of the most horrific of events vow tast— of the most horrific of events vow twsr drdn-r— of the most horrific of events you just didn't even know about . do.— you just didn't even know about . we. or— you just didn't even know about

. no, of course— you just didn't even know about . no, of course not.- you just didn't even know about . no, of course not. i- you just didn't even know about . no, of course not. i knew something was bad, but not that bad. you didn't expect that on your doorstep. there and like i say, when it happened, i didn't even done when he even know what he'd done when he gone down the road, surrenders nigel as for the suspect here, we're told that he is not cooperating with with the detectives trying to piece together the exact sequence of events and trying to establish a motive at this stage, the home secretary confirming that she has not been able to rule out a terrorist motive . that's why terrorist motive. that's why counter—terrorism - that's why counter—terrorism detectives are sdkk— counter—terrorism detectives are sdkk tending— counter—terrorism detectives are still lending support to nottinghamshire police. as for the nottinghamshire police. as for we suspect.— nottinghamshire police. as for the suspect, we— nottinghamshire police. as for the suspect, we told you last nrgnr— the suspect, we told you last nrgnr rnar— the suspect, we told you last nrgnr rnar ne— the suspect, we told you last night that he is— the suspect, we told you last night that he is a— the suspect, we told you last night that he is a west african migrant.— night that he is a west african nrgranr. we— night that he is a west african migrant. we now— night that he is a west african migrant. we now know that he ro— migrant. we now know that he to we— migrant. we now know that he came to the uk— migrant. we now know that he came to the uk more than a decade— came to the uk more than a decade ago.— came to the uk more than a decade ago. we— came to the uk more than a decade ago. we believe that he diving— decade ago. we believe that he was living here— decade ago. we believe that he was living here lawfully , that was living here lawfully, that he was living here lawfully, that ne nas— was living here lawfully, that ne nas a— was living here lawfully, that he has a history— was living here lawfully, that he has a history of some violent episodes— he has a history of some violent episodes and— he has a history of some violent episodes and some— he has a history of some violent episodes and some mental health . dar— episodes and some mental health concerns . but there— episodes and some mental health concerns . but there is no

episodes and some mental health concerns. but there is no , we concerns. but there is no, we understand.— concerns. but there is no, we understand, no— concerns. but there is no, we understand, no criminal record . understand, no criminal record. nar— understand, no criminal record. our stu— understand, no criminal record. but still some— understand, no criminal record. but still some questions to be asked— but still some questions to be asked aboar— but still some questions to be asked about this— but still some questions to be asked about this issue in this propensrrv— asked about this issue in this propensity towards violence and nenrak— propensity towards violence and mental health— propensity towards violence and mental health problems. well, the authorities— mental health problems. well, the authorities alerted to that. niger.— the authorities alerted to that. ppgg, nekp— the authorities alerted to that. ppgg, nekp ne— the authorities alerted to that. nigel, help me if— the authorities alerted to that. nigel, help me if he has a nrsrorv— nigel, help me if he has a nrsrorv or— nigel, help me if he has a history of violence , how can history of violence, how can rnere— history of violence, how can rnere pe — history of violence, how can rnere be no — history of violence, how can there be no criminal record? 2 there be no criminal record? it doesn-r— there be no criminal record? it doesn-r add— there be no criminal record? it doesn-r add up— there be no criminal record? it doesn't add up to— there be no criminal record? it doesn't add up to me- there be no criminal record? 2 2 2 522 2. well, it's doesn't add up to me. well, it's always possible.— doesn't add up to me. well, it's always possible. people- 2 2 522 2. well, it's always possible. people do have always possible. people do have a nrsrorv— always possible. people do have a nrsrorv or— always possible. people do have a history of violence and pernaps— a history of violence and perhaps police- a history of violence and perhaps police investigate , but perhaps police investigate, but don-r— perhaps police investigate, but don't prosecute.— perhaps police investigate, but don't prosecute. perhaps police proseewre. — don't prosecute. perhaps police proseewre. dar— don't prosecute. perhaps police prosecute. but that's prosecution - prosecute. but that's prosecution . ian was not prosecution. ian was not swooessrwk— prosecution. ian was not sweoessrwk .— prosecution. ian was not successful . perhaps the violence successful. perhaps the violence doesn-r— successful. perhaps the violence doesn-r ross— successful. perhaps the violence doesn't cross the— successful. perhaps the violence doesn't cross the threshold. the oonpkarner— doesn't cross the threshold. the complainer might— doesn't cross the threshold. the complainer might withdraw the sonpkarnr. — complainer might withdraw the complaint. there's all kinds of wnv— complaint. there's all kinds of reasons why someone can have a nrsrorv— reasons why someone can have a nrsrorv or— reasons why someone can have a history of violence,— history of violence, potentially, but it's not gone as far— potentially, but it's not gone as far as— potentially, but it's not gone as far as a prosecution and a orrnrnak— as far as a prosecution and a criminal record— as far as a prosecution and a criminal record . - as far as a prosecution and a criminal record . �*firz;22 criminal record. well, mark, thank you again. great reporting from nottingham, from what i can see, the police here have dropped the ball. i have been

shouting into this camera , why shouting into this camera, why are so many albanians being allowed to stay when germany and eight other countries wouldn't give one single albanian refugee status? well, i'm very pleased to say that marco longhi, conservative member of parliament for dudley, is now speaking out on this issue. he joins me in just a moment

news the people's channel. ordain-s— news the people's channel. britain's watching . well for all britain's watching. well for all the britain's watching. well for all we workd— britain's watching. well for all the world you'd— britain's watching. well for all the world you'd have thought rnar— the world you'd have thought rnar rne— the world you'd have thought that the home— the world you'd have thought that the home secretary suella braverman that— that the home secretary suella braverman that she was really the braverman that she was really rne nad— braverman that she was really the hard hitter— braverman that she was really the hard hitter when it came to immigration— the hard hitter when it came to immigration — the hard hitter when it came to immigration. she— the hard hitter when it came to immigration . trz;r522g immigration. she was really the toughie in all of this. and of course, she's called terrible things in the left wing media and by many members of the house of lords. but marco longhi, conservative member of parliament north, he parliament for dudley north, he thinks the secretary thinks the home secretary actually is a bit of a softie. and marco , you said it was and marco, you said it was a disgrace. is that 50% of the young albanian males that came

last year were given asylum. that's correct. and this is one of that's correct. and this is one or we— that's correct. and this is one or we rnrngs— that's correct. and this is one of the things that— that's correct. and this is one of the things that the- tt and this is one of the things that the labour wes— of the things that the labour wrs dike— of the things that the labour wrs krke ro— of the things that the labour mps like to accuse us of when we are mps like to accuse us of when we pernaps— mps like to accuse us of when we pernaps grvrng— mps like to accuse us of when we are perhaps giving some tough messages on asylum. they keep saving.— messages on asylum. they keep saying on— messages on asylum. they keep saying on. wed.— messages on asylum. they keep saying, oh, well, you've aeeepred— saying, oh, well, you've accepted so _ saying, oh, well, you've accepted so many. and i'm saying— accepted so many. and i'm saving. wed— accepted so many. and i'm saying, well that is because the adrena— saying, well that is because the criteria we— saying, well that is because the criteria we are— saying, well that is because the criteria we are using to accept rnen — criteria we are using to accept rnen are— criteria we are using to accept rnen rne— criteria we are using to accept them are the wrong ones. if you took— them are the wrong ones. if you rook-trance.— them are the wrong ones. if you look-france, italy,— them are the wrong ones. if you look france, italy, germany, look at france, italy, germany, germany.— look at france, italy, germany, sernanvlrnar— look at france, italy, germany, germany,.that is- look at france, italy, germany, germany, that is what we germany, 0, that is what we rane— germany, 0, that is what we france, france,— germany, 0, that is what we france, france, about 12% or so. dar— france, france, about 12% or so. dad marv— france, france, about 12% or so. dad nanv order— france, france, about 12% or so. but many other countries,- france, france, about 12% or so. but many other countries, zero, about nine countries in europe say zero. exactly. because it's a safe country. it's an eu applicant member. it's a holiday destination. it has relatively stable government . so what's stable government. so what's going on? is this a tough home secretary who just to clear the backlog is saying let them all in? well, i would have a real issue— in? well, i would have a real wrrn— in? well, i would have a real issue with that. _ in? well, i would have a real issue with that. so- “7 well, i would have a real issue with that. so the solution for issue with that. so the solution ror ne— issue with that. so the solution for me for— issue with that. so the solution for me for clearing— issue with that. so the solution for me for clearing the backlog is for me for clearing the backlog rs ro— for me for clearing the backlog is to remove— for me for clearing the backlog is to remove everybody who is nere— is to remove everybody who is nee-rr— is to remove everybody who is nere-rr rsn-r- is to remove everybody who is here-it isn't just- is to remove everybody who is here it isn't just to here illegally. it isn't just to srnpkv— here illegally. it isn't just to simply accepting here illegally. it isn't just to simply-accepting as simply start accepting people as peng— simply start accepting people as being kawrwkkv— simply start accepting people as being lawfully here. that is not wnar—voredl what the british people voted for. new— what the british people voted for. they voted— what the british people voted for. they voted for brexit peoawse— for. they voted for brexit because we _ for. they voted for brexit because we -to l for. they voted for brexit because we to take for. they voted for brexit- because we -to take back because we wanted to take back

eonrrok— because we wanted to take back eonrroklow— because we wanted to take back control our borders, laws control of our borders, our laws is wnar-s— control of our borders, our laws is what's happening, i would redeve—rol is what's happening, i would. believe,_to take believe, is that we need to take back— believe, is that we need to take pack-or— believe, is that we need to take pack-or rne — back control of the civil service— back control of the civil service - before - back control of the civil service before we back control of the civil service-before we that service first. before we do that . okay.— service first. before we do that . okay, because— service first. before we do that . okay, because it's- . okay, because it's interesting, isn't it? priti patel was her predecessor and i don't doubt for a minute the sincerity of either of those women. correct yet they were unable to fulfil their roles successfully . and i wonder successfully. and i wonder whether this was actually because higher up in the conservative party there wasn't the will to do it. but you're hinting here at the civil service. what do you mean? well, i think there's an issue to do— well, i think there's an issue to do wrrn— well, i think there's an issue to do with political will, but dds— to do with political will, but its a— to do with political will, but it's a political— to do with political will, but it's a political will, perhaps nor—war- it's a political will, perhaps not—that might it's a political will, perhaps. not—that might be not to do things that might be wnpkeasanr— not to do things that might be unpleasant because the conservative _ unpleasant because the conservative parties are very broad— conservative parties are very broad endan— conservative parties are very broad church, isn't it ? it's one broad church, isn't it? it's one of broad church, isn't it? it's one or we— broad church, isn't it? it's one or we rnrngs— broad church, isn't it? it's one of the things that— broad church, isn't it? it's one of the things that has been a success for it— of the things that has been a success for it in— of the things that has been a success for it in the past, but it adso— success for it in the past, but it also means— success for it in the past, but it also means that there are weaknesses because there are verv— weaknesses because there are very pokansed— weaknesses because there are very polarised views on certain wings.— very polarised views on certain wings-san— very polarised views on certain things.-can-thatl things. and you can see that playing— things. and you can see that pkavrng oar— things. and you can see that playing out right now. so in terms— playing out right now. so in terms or— playing out right now. so in terms of actually what do terms of actually what we do nevr. — terms of actually what we do nevr. rnrs— terms of actually what we do next, this-an— terms of actually what we do next, this an issue me is next, this is an issue for me is raking— next, this is an issue for me is taking-control— next, this is an issue for me is taking-control of- next, this is an issue for me is taking control of the civil taking back control of the civil service— taking back control of the civil service-are— taking back control of the civil service - are now - taking back control of the civil service are now saying that service they are now saying that if service they are now saying that rr-don-r— service they are now saying that rr-don-r rr— service they are now saying that rr-don-r if new— service they are now saying that if-don't if they see-

service they are now saying that if don't if they see us if they don't if they see us insisting— if they don't if they see us insisting that— if they don't if they see us insisting that we implement the kwanda— insisting that we implement the kwanda pran— insisting that we implement the rwanda plan, they are going to go on— rwanda plan, they are going to go on strike.— rwanda plan, they are going to go on strike. this— rwanda plan, they are going to go on strike. this is just incredible— go on strike. this is just incredible . _ go on strike. this is just incredible . "52g go on strike. this is just incredible . 532.2r5;2g incredible. surely that's against the civil service code. it has to be. and i've been very dear— it has to be. and i've been very dear aboar— it has to be. and i've been very clear about this. _ it has to be. and i've been very clear about this. if— it has to be. and i've been very clear about this. if they do pig,— clear about this. if they do pig, rnere— clear about this. if they do that, there is— clear about this. if they do that, there is no- clear about this. if they do that, there is no question they snowkd— that, there is no question they should-resigning- that, there is no question they should resigning or we should should be resigning or we should be should be resigning or we should roe—whos- should be resigning or we should pe—wno-s roagnl be sacking them. who's tough enough government to do enough in your government to do that? well all this is an issue that? well all this is an issue that they'll tell the truth is nobody. you could well be right. i don't know . well, i love the i don't know. well, i love the honesty. at least i love the honesty. at least i love the honesty we've just gone through 9000 people that have crossed the english channel so far this yeah the english channel so far this year. i was out of a channel myself on monday. i was so enraged, aged by the sunak spin last monday, monday week back suggesting, oh, the crossings are 20% down. we've got it under control. we haven't, have we? well, it certainly doesn't feel snar— well, it certainly doesn't feel rnar wav— well, it certainly doesn't feel rnar way and— well, it certainly doesn't feel that way and i— well, it certainly doesn't feel that way and i think it will onw— that way and i think it will onkv starr— that way and i think it will only start feeling that way once a dor— only start feeling that way once a tor of— only start feeling that way once a tor or we— only start feeling that way once a lot of the people who are akreadv— a lot of the people who are already here _ a lot of the people who are already here illegally start to be removed— already here illegally start to be removed, because at the moment— be removed, because at the moment we have problems with

nowsrng— moment we have problems with housing simply-— moment we have problems with housing supply. we have overstretched _ housing supply. we have overstretched public services and— overstretched public services and or— overstretched public services and or course— overstretched public services and of course, all of these peopke— and of course, all of these peopke nere— and of course, all of these people here need to live somewhere— people here need to live somewhere .— people here need to live somewhere . they need public somewhere. they need public services.— somewhere. they need public services. rnev— somewhere. they need public services, they need housing, rnev— services, they need housing, rnev need— services, they need housing, they need schools for children. on— they need schools for children. on r— they need schools for children. on r mean— they need schools for children. oh, i mean, the— they need schools for children. oh, i mean, the pressure is nage. — oh, i mean, the pressure is nwge. r— oh, i mean, the pressure is nage. r wean— oh, i mean, the pressure is huge. i mean, 616- oh, i mean, the pressure is huge. �*i�*i oh, i mean, the pressure is huge. “ �*i�*i r:::r“ “25 oh, i mean, the pressure is- huge. i mean, 616 on sunday, 545 on monday, 204 yesterday, puffy in the channel this morning. we're seeing clips now of dover this morning. we're seeing clips now of dover this morning . just one boat in this morning. just one boat in today. this morning. just one boat in today . i've looked at the today. i've looked at the forecast for next week . there'll forecast for next week. there'll be huge numbers coming again next week. marco thanks for your honesty about the lack of guts in the party. final thought, bods in the party. final thought, boris johnson, you know your seat that you won, you know, a classic sort of red wall type seat, a brexiteer seat , and she seat, a brexiteer seat, and she sure, jeremy corbyn had a bit to do with it. you know, people didn't sort of patriotic brits thought this guy supported the ira or rightly or wrongly, that's what many of them thought . bods that's what many of them thought . boris was that . but boris was that big cheerleader for they get cheerleader for they helped get people like you into commons people like you into the commons . has he gone for good ? that is

. has he gone for good? that is very drrnowkr— . has he gone for good? that is very difficult to _ . has he gone for good? that is very difficult to say. _ . has he gone for good? that is very difficult to say. one- g 327 that is very difficult to say. one of we— very difficult to say. one of we rnrngs— very difficult to say. one of the things i've— very difficult to say. one of the things i've learned from the past— the things i've learned from the past rnree— the things i've learned from the past rnree and— the things i've learned from the past three and a— the things i've learned from the past three and a half years is war— past three and a half years is that tomorrow— past three and a half years is that tomorrow can be a very different— that tomorrow can be a very different day.— that tomorrow can be a very different day. anything can nappen— different day. anything can nappen .— different day. anything can nappen . r— different day. anything can happen . i really would not like happen. i really would not like to saw— happen. i really would not like to saw .— happen. i really would not like to saw . one— happen. i really would not like to saw . one or— happen. i really would not like to say . one of the— happen. i really would not like to say . one of the things happen. i really would not like to say. one of the things is for sedan— to say. one of the things is for certain, dudley— to say. one of the things is for certain, dudley certainly loved dons— certain, dudley certainly loved dons .— certain, dudley certainly loved dons . rnev— certain, dudley certainly loved boris . they still— certain, dudley certainly loved boris . they still love him . but boris. they still love him. but i boris. they still love him. but rwanr— boris. they still love him. but r wanr r— boris. they still love him. but rwanr r wru— boris. they still love him. but i want i will always be loyal to any— i want i will always be loyal to any conservative _ i want i will always be loyal to any conservative party leader. i want— any conservative party leader. i want we— any conservative party leader. i want the conservative party to do wed. — want the conservative party to do wed. rr— want the conservative party to do well. if that— want the conservative party to do well. if that happens, fine . do well. if that happens, fine. and— do well. if that happens, fine. and wnar— do well. if that happens, fine. and what happens with boris in the and what happens with boris in one wowed— and what happens with boris in the future? who _ and what happens with boris in the future? who is to say so? vow-d— the future? who is to say so? vow-d support— the future? who is to say so? you'd support the— the future? who is to say so? you'd support the conservative party leader even if you disagreed with policies ? disagreed with their policies? well, that will always be the case when you— well, that will always be the case when you come into ponies.— case when you come into politics. you— case when you come into politics. you have to have a position— politics. you have to have a position where _ politics. you have to have a position where you draw a line so vow-re akwavs— position where you draw a line so you're always having that constant— so you're always having that constant tussle _ so you're always having that constant tussle between there's akwavs— constant tussle between there's akwavs rnar— constant tussle between there's always that tussle. �*" “5r2 always that tussle. if we had proportional representation, you could actually support parties that believed in and the that you believed in and the broad and the broad church of conservatism will be gone, wouldn't it? that could be one of wouldn't it? that could be one or one— wouldn't it? that could be one or one rnrngs— wouldn't it? that could be one of the things that— 2“ 2 27’ that could be one of the things that could happen . and— of the things that could happen . and as— of the things that could happen . and as vow— of the things that could happen . and as you probably know , i do

. and as you probably know, i do not support— . and as you probably know, i do not support proportional representation because i have experienced— representation because i have experienced to— representation because i have experienced it firsthand. i have dived— experienced it firsthand. i have krved for— experienced it firsthand. i have lived for nearly— experienced it firsthand. i have lived for nearly 20 years in raw. — lived for nearly 20 years in raw. and— lived for nearly 20 years in italy. and you've had as many govenensr— italy. and you've had as many governments in— italy. and you've had as many governments in italy as you've nad— governments in italy as you've nad wears— governments in italy as you've had years since— governments in italy as you've had years since the second world war.— had years since the second world war. rr— had years since the second world war. rr eans— had years since the second world war. it means that— had years since the second world war. it means that much smaller pardes— war. it means that much smaller pardes do— war. it means that much smaller parties do p..— war. it means that much smaller parties do in fact— war. it means that much smaller parties do in fact hold the padanoe— parties do in fact hold the padanoe or— parties do in fact hold the balance of power depending where you balance of power depending where vow ser— balance of power depending where vow set one— balance of power depending where vow set one par.— balance of power depending where you set the bar, depending where you set the bar, depending where vow ser— you set the bar, depending where vow set one— you set the bar, depending where vow set one par.— you set the bar, depending where you set the bar, that could be rnar— you set the bar, that could be war—mean- you set the bar, that could be that_mean,lwasi you set the bar, that could be. that_mean,lwas told that could be i mean, i was told rnar— that could be i mean, i was told rnar-pasr— that could be i mean, i was told rnar-pasr one— that could be i mean, i was told that-past the post- that could be i mean, i was told that past the post gave that first past the post gave a strong— that first past the post gave a strong and— that first past the post gave a strong and stable— that first past the post gave a strong and stable government. it's strong and stable government. is given— strong and stable government. is given as— strong and stable government. it's given us five— strong and stable government. it's given us five years- strong and stable government. it's given us five years of- it's given us five years of a coalition with the lib dems and seven of chaos. marco seven years of chaos. marco longhi is pleasure to have you longhi is a pleasure to have you in the studio and well done for speaking on this albanian speaking out on this albanian outrage exactly outrage because that is exactly what that it is. what what i believe that it is. what the farage smart metres . i've the farage smart metres. i've warned you again and again on this show. don't allow them to fit a smart metre. it is their way of managing demand. it's their way of cutting you off if they want to. well, now we learn that 3 million of the smart metres have faults. yes, an add that in over 150,000 cases through smart metres where

people have been slightly late paying people have been slightly late paying their bills, people are then automatically without debate, without comment put on pre payment tariffs. don't get a smart metre, ignore the electricity company, ignore the government , but ignore it all. government, but ignore it all. don't get a smart metre bud light . yes, the most popular light. yes, the most popular beerin light. yes, the most popular beer in america . and you beer in america. and you remember that advert with dylan mulvaney? yes. the transgender advertiser for bud light and bud light drinkers said, you know what? we just want to buy a been what? we just want to buy a beer. we're not interested in political messaging about trans rights. well, i'm very, very pleased to say that bud light is no longer the best selling beer in the united states. a brand called modelo has taken over. you've heard it before, but it's dead true. go woke , go broke, dead true. go woke, go broke, and finally the ashes. and you all know i'm a cricket nut. very interesting piece of polling suggesting that unless in big open offices as the sky sports screens so that people can keep in touch with what's going on in

the cricket, there's an estimate that if the ashes are close and as we go into the fourth and fifth tests, up to 13% of the workforce in some offices will be taking days off sick and i know about this because i could well be one of them. and we wish stokesy and the boys all the very best. and mohammad ali, who today collected his obe at the palace and it was his obe for retiring from test cricket, has been dragged back and it's going to be a very exciting summer of cricket. in a moment, we have to return to the schofield case because dame carolyn mccall has been before the dcms committee today with 1 or 2, i think pretty startling revelations and whether you care about schofield or not, the fact is this is a very, very important organisation. itv has been part of our national life for 70 years. it does have a role as a pubuc years. it does have a role as a public service broadcaster and it is a public company. who knows, maybe some of your

pension fund is invested in itv. we'll talk about dame carolyn mccall's appearance this morning and what it said or perhaps what it didn't say. in just a

well, dame carolyn mccall, the itv boss, this morning, was there in front of the dcms parliamentary committee, and some of her answers were really quite revealing . this question quite revealing. this question was put to her by dame carolyn damage chair can i please just say it was not an investigation ? often i wouldn't qualify 7’ «often i wouldn't qualh�*y this ? often i wouldn't qualify this as ? often i wouldn't qualify this 7’ often i wouldn't qualify this as an investigation. i think rnrs— as an investigation. i think one was— as an investigation. i think one a— as an investigation. i think this was a review. it was an ongoing— this was a review. it was an ongoing review— this was a review. it was an ongoing review that that every rrne— ongoing review that that every dne rnere— ongoing review that that every time there were— ongoing review that that every time there were periods of intense— time there were periods of intense speculation, we went in and— intense speculation, we went in and asked— intense speculation, we went in and asked more— intense speculation, we went in and asked more questions. but it an ongoing— and asked more questions. but it was an ongoing review . well, was an ongoing review. well, rnar-s— was an ongoing review. well, rnar-s a— was an ongoing review. well, rnar-s a runny— was an ongoing review. well, that's a funny old answer, isn't pp — that's a funny old answer, isn't pp wed.— that's a funny old answer, isn't it? well, joining— that's a funny old answer, isn't it? well, joining me- that's a funny old answer, isn't it? well, joining me is- that's a funny old answer, isn't it? “ “r2 it? well, joining me is the man who, of course, has been

following every single millisecond of this over the last few weeks. of course, it's gb his own dan were gb news his own dan were wootton. so what do we make of dame carolyn mccall's performance at the committee and that very bizarre. i mean, was it investigated? was it investigated? is it de—man that phillip schofield is just too big too and important to be put under scrutiny? well potentially. imean, under scrutiny? well potentially. i mean, look, as we akwavs— potentially. i mean, look, as we akwavs saw— potentially. i mean, look, as we akwavs sayv rne— potentially. i mean, look, as we always say, the cover— i mean, look, as we always say, the cover up is rnan— always say, the cover up is worse than the— always say, the cover up is worse than the crime. i apsokwrekv— worse than the crime. i absolutely think that is the case here. nigel, why on earth did case here. nigel, why on earth drd rnev— case here. nigel, why on earth did they release— case here. nigel, why on earth did they release a— case here. nigel, why on earth did they release a statement saying— did they release a statement saying rnar— did they release a statement saying that they— did they release a statement saying that they investigated the saying that they investigated rne marten— saying that they investigated the matter? i— saying that they investigated the matter? i mean, that was a statement— the matter? i mean, that was a statement she— the matter? i mean, that was a statement she would have had to approve— statement she would have had to approve peoawse— statement she would have had to approve because the whole focus of approve because the whole focus or one — approve because the whole focus or one meda— approve because the whole focus of the media was— approve because the whole focus of the media was on the broadcaster— of the media was on the broadcaster at- of the media was on the broadcaster at that point. then today.— broadcaster at that point. then today,-questioned- broadcaster at that point. then today, questioned about today, when questioned about in nonr— today, when questioned about in front—saw- front of mps, as you say, i don-r— front of mps, as you say, i dont know.— front of mps, as you say, i don't know. there was no investigation. _ don't know. there was no investigation. oh, don't be stupid.— investigation. oh, don't be stupid-was- investigation. oh, don't be stupid. was just investigation. oh, don't be- stupid. -was justlreview investigation. oh, don't be stupicalso wasjust review investigation. oh, don't be stupicalso saidas just review investigation. oh, don't be stupicalso said sheist review investigation. oh, don't be stupicalso said she only review investigation. oh, don't be stupicalso said she only first w . she also said she only first became— . she also said she only first became aware— . she also said she only first became aware of— . she also said she only first became aware of the rumours of rnrkkrp— became aware of the rumours of phillip schofield _ became aware of the rumours of phillip schofield and this young runner when came out on air. runner when he came out on air. kenenper— runner when he came out on air. kenenper snar— runner when he came out on air. remember that in— runner when he came out on air. remember that in february 2020, just remember that in february 2020, test as— remember that in february 2020, test as r-ve— remember that in february 2020, test as be sad—

remember that in february 2020, just as i've said to— remember that in february 2020, just as i've said to you before wou— just as i've said to you before vyou know.— just as i've said to you before vyou know. rrn— just as i've said to you before , you know, i'm not in the show pwsv— , you know, i'm not in the show pwsv end— , you know, i'm not in the show pwsv end or— , you know, i'm not in the show busy end of the— , you know, i'm not in the show busy end of the market, but i knew— busy end of the market, but i knew rr— busy end of the market, but i knew to was— busy end of the market, but i knew it was going on. everyone knew.— knew it was going on. everyone knew. rvervone— knew it was going on. everyone knew. everyone knew . and look, knew. everyone knew. and look, the knew. everyone knew. and look, rne easo— knew. everyone knew. and look, rne r— knew. everyone knew. and look, the reason i know— knew. everyone knew. and look, the reason i know that she knew is the reason i know that she knew rs peoawse— the reason i know that she knew is because .— the reason i know that she knew is because . as— the reason i know that she knew is because , as i'd— the reason i know that she knew is because , as i'd told her, is because, as i'd told her, ner— is because, as i'd told her, man, her right— is because, as i'd told her, man, her right hand man, back in november— man, her right hand man, back in november that— man, her right hand man, back in november that this— man, her right hand man, back in november that this was going on. wnen— november that this was going on. wnen vow— november that this was going on. wnen vow ewe— november that this was going on. when you were there. yeah, evaorkv. — when you were there. yeah, exactly. well,— when you were there. yeah, exactly. well, just after i just after— exactly. well, just after i just after r— exactly. well, just after i just after r nad— exactly. well, just after i just after i had left,— exactly. well, just after i just after i had left, in part because— after i had left, in part because as— after i had left, in part because as itv was trying to massed— because as itv was trying to massed one— because as itv was trying to muzzle the sun— because as itv was trying to muzzle the sun when it came to running— muzzle the sun when it came to running onese— muzzle the sun when it came to running these stories about rnidp— running these stories about phillip schofield, why was eewdve — phillip schofield, why was executive editor at the time? so it's executive editor at the time? so its a— executive editor at the time? so it's a complicated— executive editor at the time? so it's a complicated story. and one— it's a complicated story. and rne propken— it's a complicated story. and the problem .you - it's a complicated story. and the problem you know, lot the problem is, you know, a lot of the problem is, you know, a lot or-rnev-re— the problem is, you know, a lot or-rnev-re nor- the problem is, you know, a lot of they're not really of the mps, they're not really awarelrne— of the mps, they're not really aware the timeline. so i aware of the timeline. so i rnrnk— aware of the timeline. so i rnrnk sne— aware of the timeline. so i think she was— aware of the timeline. so i think she was able today to get away— think she was able today to get away wron— think she was able today to get away wrrn garte— think she was able today to get away with quite a— think she was able today to get away with quite a lot and it matters — away with quite a lot and it matters. and— away with quite a lot and it matters. and i— away with quite a lot and it matters. ' “2 away with quite a lot and it matters. “2 2 matters. and i was saying this before the break, it matters because itv is a public service broadcaster. it's a public quoted company . hey, broadcaster. it's a public quoted company. hey, i was on gmb this morning with susanna reid . and, you know, it does reid. and, you know, it does matter . it's played reid. and, you know, it does matter. it's played a big role in our national life. where does itv go from here? well, i think they've got big problems now. so share price down 60% since

carokvn— so share price down 60% since carolyn mccall— so share price down 60% since carolyn mccall joined ratings pkwnnedng— carolyn mccall joined ratings plummeting trust, plummeting . plummeting trust, plummeting. ang— plummeting trust, plummeting. and. vow— plummeting trust, plummeting. knd. vow know.— plummeting trust, plummeting. and, you know, one of the revelations— and, you know, one of the revelations that - and, you know, one of the revelations that came out today from— revelations that came out today non john— revelations that came out today from john nicholson, he's an snp mp. from john nicholson, he's an snp wr- dar— from john nicholson, he's an snp wr- our rook.— from john nicholson, he's an snp mp. but look, he's— from john nicholson, he's an snp mp. but look, he's a— from john nicholson, he's an snp mp. but look, he's a he's a broadcaster,— mp. but look, he's a he's a broadcaster, worked at itv news. wes— broadcaster, worked at itv news. he'isottweiler_ broadcaster, worked at itv news. he'isottweiler ,_ broadcaster, worked at itv news. he's rottweiler , too. he'd he's a rottweiler, too. he'd done— he's a rottweiler, too. he'd done-research.- he's a rottweiler, too. he'd done research. he'd spoken done his research. he'd spoken to done his research. he'd spoken ro-rrv— done his research. he'd spoken to itv whistleblowers. to a lot of itv whistleblowers. do to a lot of itv whistleblowers. oo—rnev- to a lot of itv whistleblowers. oo—rnev referl to a lot of itv whistleblowers.| do _they refer to do you know what they refer to onen— do you know what they refer to their audience— do you know what they refer to their audience at— do you know what they refer to their audience at itv this morning?— their audience at itv this morning rn— their audience at itv this morning? in production meetings , morning? in production meetings . rower— morning? in production meetings . rower brook— morning? in production meetings , tower block traces , which is , tower block traces, which is opvrowskv— , tower block traces, which is obviously completely derogatory. now:— obviously completely derogatory. wow. macau— obviously completely derogatory. now, mccall looked horrified and sad— now, mccall looked horrified and said. on— now, mccall looked horrified and said. on r-ve— now, mccall looked horrified and said, oh, i've never— now, mccall looked horrified and said, oh, i've never heard of war.— said, oh, i've never heard of was we— said, oh, i've never heard of that. we wouldn't want that sort of audience— that. we wouldn't want that sort of audience anyway . bannau but of audience anyway. bannau but i rnrnk— of audience anyway. bannau but i rnrnk rnar-s— of audience anyway. bannau but i think that's the _ of audience anyway. bannau but i think that's the problem. it's the think that's the problem. it's one sae— think that's the problem. it's the snare metropolitan league. wean— the snare metropolitan league. wean aotwakkw— the snare metropolitan league. yeah, actually, i've heard mps and— yeah, actually, i've heard mps and trees— yeah, actually, i've heard mps and meps talk— yeah, actually, i've heard mps and meps talk about their constituents— and meps talk about their constituents in— and meps talk about their constituents in very derogatory terns— constituents in very derogatory terms and— constituents in very derogatory terms and all— constituents in very derogatory terms and all we— constituents in very derogatory terms and all we told them this and— terms and all we told them this and we— terms and all we told them this and we drdn-r— terms and all we told them this and we didn't mean it and wasn't it and we didn't mean it and wasn't to funny? — and we didn't mean it and wasn't to funny? dds— and we didn't mean it and wasn't it funny? is a— and we didn't mean it and wasn't it funny? it's a london- and we didn't mean it and wasn't it funny? 2 2“ it funny? it's a london problem, isn't it? it is. and you know, rnrs— isn't it? it is. and you know, one rs— isn't it? it is. and you know, one is one— 2 27’ 2 and you know, this is the champagne kwasi donn— this is the champagne kwasi north london— this is the champagne kwasi north london set . they think the north london set. they think the same. remember— north london set. they think the same. remember there are real pokrrkak— same. remember there are real political implications for what carokvn— political implications for what carolyn mccall— political implications for what carolyn mccall did. she's mates

wron— carolyn mccall did. she's mates wrrn rdegnan— carolyn mccall did. she's mates with meghan markle. and if you don-r— with meghan markle. and if you dont rnrnk— with meghan markle. and if you don't think in— with meghan markle. and if you don't think in the— with meghan markle. and if you don't think in the same sanctimonious lefty way that new— sanctimonious lefty way that new do — sanctimonious lefty way that new do woke— sanctimonious lefty way that they do woke way , we might say they do woke way, we might say vow-re— they do woke way, we might say vow-re gone— they do woke way, we might say you're gone from _ they do woke way, we might say you're gone from that channel. rerenv— you're gone from that channel. jeremy clarkson_ you're gone from that channel. jeremy clarkson piers morgan. rerenv— jeremy clarkson piers morgan. rerernv kvke— jeremy clarkson piers morgan. rerernv kvke .— jeremy clarkson piers morgan. jeremy kyle . eamonn holmes. jeremy kyle. eamonn holmes. carot— jeremy kyle. eamonn holmes. carol mcgiffin_ jeremy kyle. eamonn holmes. carol mcgiffin all out the door and— carol mcgiffin all out the door and war— carol mcgiffin all out the door and that matters.— carol mcgiffin all out the door and that matters. but look, i rnrnk— and that matters. but look, i rnrnk rrv— and that matters. but look, i think itv today— and that matters. but look, i think itv today has lost its crown as the _ think itv today has lost its crown as the people's channel, one— crown as the people's channel, one working— crown as the people's channel, the working class— crown as the people's channel, the working class channel, and dads— the working class channel, and wars great— the working class channel, and that's great news— the working class channel, and that's great news for us. �*firz;22 that's great news for us. well, and— that's great news for us. well, and r— that's great news for us. well, and r raven-r— that's great news for us. well, and i haven't i— that's great news for us. well, and i haven't i haven't said this so far this week, but i'm going to say it now that gb news is two years old. this very week . and dan, you were here on the very first. you were broadcasting on the first night you were with me . i was around you were with me. i was around and i was with you on the show, and i was with you on the show, and i was with you on the show, and i came in as a presenter a month later, when it's fair to say the channel was having a few little local difficulties, we're doing okay, aren't we? yeah. look, i do sense this- r2rt:r “r2 ’e�*ti�* 2 7 yeah. look, i do sense this change. i rearw— look, i do sense this change. i ready-mean— look, i do sense this change. i ready-mean .— look, i do sense this change. i really-mean , we- look, i do sense this change. i really mean , we said two really do. i mean, we said two wears— really do. i mean, we said two years ago.— really do. i mean, we said two years ago, didn't— really do. i mean, we said two years ago, didn't on that years ago, didn't we, on that opening— years ago, didn't we, on that opening nonr— years ago, didn't we, on that opening night, people are rookrng— opening night, people are rookrnglan— opening night, people are looking an alternative and looking for an alternative and pack— looking for an alternative and pack rnen— looking for an alternative and pack rnen a— looking for an alternative and back then a lot— looking for an alternative and back then a lot of it was

because— back then a lot of it was because of— back then a lot of it was because of the- back then a lot of it was because of the covid narrative. wed— because of the covid narrative. wed rrn— because of the covid narrative. wed in sorry.— because of the covid narrative. well i'm sorry. we've been prove— well i'm sorry. we've been prove ngnr— well i'm sorry. we've been proven right on— well i'm sorry. we've been proven right on nigel. you proven right on that, nigel. you were-against— proven right on that, nigel. you were against these were always against these kookdowns. — were always against these lockdowns. very concerned lockdowns. i was very concerned aboar— lockdowns. i was very concerned about one— lockdowns. i was very concerned about the four— lockdowns. i was very concerned about the four es— lockdowns. i was very concerned about the four fs forced vaccination— about the four fs forced vaccination and those obe you nad— vaccination and those obe you nad vow— vaccination and those obe you nad vow nad— vaccination and those obe you had you had carol— vaccination and those obe you had you had carol sikora on your snow.— had you had carol sikora on your snow. rrgnr— had you had carol sikora on your show, right from _ had you had carol sikora on your show, right from the very start. wean. rord— show, right from the very start. yeah. lord sumption.- show, right from the very start. / lord sumption. he was my yeah. lord sumption. he was my he yeah. lord sumption. he was my ne was— yeah. lord sumption. he was my ne env— yeah. lord sumption. he was my ne my first— “55“ lord sumption. he was my he was my first guest. so. and, you— he was my first guest. so. and, vow know.— he was my first guest. so. and, vow know. env— he was my first guest. so. and, you know, my first— he was my first guest. so. and, you know, my first digest was aerwakkv— you know, my first digest was actually opposing lockdowns. and rook.— actually opposing lockdowns. and rook. r— actually opposing lockdowns. and rook. r-a— actually opposing lockdowns. and rook. r-a dor— actually opposing lockdowns. and look, i-a lot of— actually opposing lockdowns. and look, i a lot of people look, i know a lot of people rnrnk— look, i know a lot of people rnrnk rnar— look, i know a lot of people think that issue _ look, i know a lot of people think that issue has moved on and— think that issue has moved on and dr— think that issue has moved on and tr nas— think that issue has moved on and it has. but— think that issue has moved on and it has. but the point is, peopre— and it has. but the point is, peopre are— and it has. but the point is, people are craving an alternative. - people are craving an. alternative. -the alternative. look at the nottingham— alternative. look at the nottingham last night. nottingham story last night. i aorwarkv— nottingham story last night. i actually—nigel. actually purposefully nigel orderrv— actually purposefully nigel- briefly—newts briefly switched off from dewbs & briefly switched off from dewbs o-nrgnr— briefly switched off from dewbs & - night because - briefly switched off from dewbs & night because wanted & co last night because i wanted to see— & co last night because i wanted to now— & co last night because i wanted to now rrv— & co last night because i wanted to see how itv news covered the wordngnarn— to see how itv news covered the nottingham story.— to see how itv news covered the nottingham story. there was a conspiracy— nottingham story. there was a conspiracy of— nottingham story. there was a conspiracy of silence that conspiracy of silence on that proadoasr. — conspiracy of silence on that broadcast. you— conspiracy of silence on that broadcast. you know, the presenters— broadcast. you know, the. presenters—ask broadcast. you know, the- presenters _ ask the presenters didn't even ask the reporter— presenters didn't even ask the reporter wno— presenters didn't even ask the reporter who this. reporter who did this. mark wnrre— reporter who did this. mark white brilliant job, white did a brilliant job, absolutely brilliant job. so what have we got on the wootton show tonight? well, look, we've got an— show tonight? well, look, we've got an rrv— show tonight? well, look, we've got an itv special.— show tonight? well, look, we've got an itv special. and- 2:rt:r“ r2 “7 well, look, we've got an itv special. and do you remember—rel got an itv special. and do you. remember_ he was rememberjason gardner? he was one-org— rememberjason gardner? he was one-org twdges— rememberjason gardner? he was one-org twdges on- rememberjason gardner? he was one big judges on dancing one of the big judges on dancing one of the big judges on dancing o-akso— one of the big judges on dancing o-akso a— one of the big judges on dancing on-also a star- one of the big judges on dancing on-also a star of- one of the big judges on dancing on also a star of this on ice and also a star of this morning.— on ice and also a star of this morning. de— on ice and also a star of this morning. he rs— on ice and also a star of this morning. he is furious with what itv morning. he is furious with what rrv nave— morning. he is furious with what rrv nave nad— morning. he is furious with what itv have had to— morning. he is furious with what itv have had to today. he itv have had to say today. he is speaking— itv have had to say today. he is speaking-rive—

itv have had to say today. he is speaking-livelhis- itv have had to say today. he is speaking live his first speaking out live in his first eowsrver— speaking out live in his first exclusive tv— speaking out live in his first exclusive tv interview. plus, carot— exclusive tv interview. plus,j carol—davidson exclusive tv interview. plus,- carol_davidson and carol mcgiffin, jim davidson and cnrrsrrne— carol mcgiffin, jim davidson and christine hamilton. so got christine hamilton. so we've got anon— christine hamilton. so we've got ann ons— christine hamilton. so we've got ann rnrs. ree— christine hamilton. so we've got a on this. lee anderson, a lot on this. lee anderson, rnowgn— a lot on this. lee anderson, rnowgn-or- a lot on this. lee anderson, though, of politics. a lot on this. lee anderson, thotjust of politics. a lot on this. lee anderson, thotjust love of politics. a lot on this. lee anderson, thotjust love lee of politics. a lot on this. lee anderson, thotjust love lee anderson, jim not just love lee anderson, jim oavrdson-s— not just love lee anderson, jim oavrdson-s an— not just love lee anderson, jim davidson's an mate. 2 davidson's an old mate. it's going— davidson's an old mate. it's going-great.- davidson's an old mate. it's going-great. dan- davidson's an old mate. it's going great. dan thank you going to be great. dan thank you so much. got time for so much. we've got time for a couple of barrage. the farage is and the first one comes from sally weymouth . hello sally from weymouth. hello nigel. my sally from weymouth. hello wrger. rrv nae— sally from weymouth. hello nigel. my name is- hello nigel. my name is sally and i'm from— nigel. my name is sally and i'm from weymouth.— nigel. my name is sally and i'm from weymouth. and my question to wow— from weymouth. and my question to wow rs— from weymouth. and my question to wow rs .— from weymouth. and my question ro vow rs . rne— from weymouth. and my question to you is , the people of to you is, the people of wevnowrn— to you is, the people of weymouth and portland are desperate.— weymouth and portland are desperate. we— weymouth and portland are desperate. we don't want the barge— desperate. we don't want the page nere. — desperate. we don't want the barge here. we— desperate. we don't want the barge here. we need to have someone to listen to our voice is wno— someone to listen to our voice is wno an— someone to listen to our voice is wno we— someone to listen to our voice is who can we turn— someone to listen to our voice is who can we turn to ? who is is who can we turn to? who is going— is who can we turn to? who is going ro— is who can we turn to? who is going ro nerp— is who can we turn to? who is going to help us? �*tfirt;22 going to help us? well, sally, i nave— going to help us? well, sally, i have spoken to richard drax, your local member of parliament, who i know very, very well. he's absolutely beside himself because you're going to have 500 young in that port on the young men in that port on the barge , farage. and of course, barge, farage. and of course, they're going to be free to walk around around the whole of weymouth. they will have spending money in their pockets, three square meals a day. and he's very, worried about he's very, very worried about the weymouth , which of

the impact on weymouth, which of course the summer relies , is course in the summer relies, is very on tourism for its very much on tourism for its income. now, one of rishi sunak boasts the other day is that he's got two more barges. but the trouble is with what's come in since sunday, you'd need three barges just to house them. you're feeling sally , of utter you're feeling sally, of utter helplessness , i'm afraid is helplessness, i'm afraid is shared by increasingly large numbers of people all around the country . and i. i honestly can't country. and i. i honestly can't offer you a solution. i wish i could. i honestly can't. all i can tell you is i started off in the early months of 2020 saying this was going to become a major problem. and i regret to say that i was right. uh, what you can do, i've just got no idea. you can protest. you can try sometimes these things get moved elsewhere. but the problem is going to grow as the weeks and months go on. one more. i've got time for portia from dorset has a question for me . hi, time for portia from dorset has a question for me. hi, nigel. i'm a question for me. hi, nigel. r-n porta— a question for me. hi, nigel. r-n rorda .— a question for me. hi, nigel. i'm portia . and— a question for me. hi, nigel. i'm portia . and i'd- 2 hi, nigel. i'm portia . and i'd just like to i'm portia. and i'd just like to ask— i'm portia. and i'd just like to ask vow— i'm portia. and i'd just like to ask vow aboar— i'm portia. and i'd just like to ask you about what you think of

ask you about what you think of a private— ask you about what you think of a private company— ask you about what you think of a private company like portland porr— a private company like portland rod making— a private company like portland port making such— a private company like portland port making such a huge decision for one— port making such a huge decision for we rosar— port making such a huge decision for the local community. motty wrrnowr— for the local community. motty wrrnowr even— for the local community. motty without even consulting us first.— without even consulting us first rorda— without even consulting us first. portia local communities don-r— first. portia local communities dont matter— first. portia local communities don't matter anymore. t don't matter anymore. local democracy— don't matter anymore. local democracy doesn't matter anymore. mps don't matter any more. it's all completely out of our hands. it's the home office who subcontract to a variety of private companies. many of whom make vast hundreds of millions every year from this illegal migrant scandal. it is a complete and utter racket . it is complete and utter racket. it is a disgrace . and we've seen in a disgrace. and we've seen in ireland , you know, people out on ireland, you know, people out on the streets protesting. it's amazing how sanguine many british people have been over this. but it is wrong, wrong, wrong . well, coming up in wrong. well, coming up in a moment , it wrong. well, coming up in a moment, it is, of course, wrong. well, coming up in a moment , it is, of course, state moment, it is, of course, state of the nation with sir jacob rees—mogg. we have to keep saying, sir, and we have to sort of, you know, bow and sort of pretend we're sort of back in good feudal times . jacob, good good feudal times. jacob, good evening. good evening. what have we got tonight? what have we got

tonight? well, we've paul tonight? well, we've got paul srarnes— tonight? well, we've got paul staines-g'dav-- tonight? well, we've got paul staines-g'day. oh,- staines on of g'day. oh, ranrasds— staines on of g'day. oh, fantastic.-this- fantastic. with this extraordinary fantastic. with this- extraordinary-which fantastic. with this— extraordinary-which you've extraordinary story which you've rowoned— extraordinary story which you've opened—one- extraordinary story which you've touched-one of- extraordinary story which you've touched one of the touched on about one of the rnernersp— touched on about one of the rnernersp or— touched on about one of the members of the— touched on about one of the members of the committee judging nons— members of the committee judging boris—lockdown- boris actually being a lockdown party— boris actually being a lockdown parrv nrnsekt— boris actually being a lockdown party himself, and find out, party himself, try and find out, is party himself, try and find out, rs-rearkv— party himself, try and find out, is-really true?— party himself, try and find out, is-really true? can- party himself, try and find out, is really true? can that be is that really true? can that be true?— is that really true? can that be true? on — is that really true? can that be true? on ves— is that really true? can that be true? oh, yes. and— is that really true? can that be true? oh, yes. and oh, yes. c5“ true? oh, yes. and oh, yes. can it true? oh, yes. and oh, yes. can to te— true? oh, yes. and oh, yes. can do be vod— true? oh, yes. and oh, yes. can do to you drink— true? oh, yes. and oh, yes. can it be you think it— true? oh, yes. and oh, yes. can it be you think it can? bernard's a good chap, so it be you think it can? - bernard's a good chap, so we nope— bernard's a good chap, so we nope snar— bernard's a good chap, so we nope rnar dds— bernard's a good chap, so we hope that it's not— bernard's a good chap, so we hope that it's not bernard renkrn.— hope that it's not bernard jenkin. bernard jenkin. jenkin. this is bernard jenkin. rnar-s— jenkin. this is bernard jenkin. rnar-s-dwr— jenkin. this is bernard jenkin. that's-but if— jenkin. this is bernard jenkin. that's-but if this- that's right. but if this is age,— that's right. but if this is rrne-rearw- that's right. but if this is true, really important. true, it's really important. and i true, it's really important. and r rnrnk— true, it's really important. and r rnrnk .— true, it's really important. and rrnrnk . rook.— true, it's really important. and i think , look, makes the process i think, look, makes the process rook— i think, look, makes the process took verv— i think, look, makes the process look very unfair. _ i think, look, makes the process look very unfair. if— i think, look, makes the process look very unfair. if you've had sonepodv— look very unfair. if you've had somebody sitting— look very unfair. if you've had somebody sitting in judgement wno— somebody sitting in judgement wno aorwarkv— somebody sitting in judgement who actually has— somebody sitting in judgement who actually has been found to weak— who actually has been found to break one— who actually has been found to break the rules,— who actually has been found to break the rules, that is significant. - break the rules, that is significant. rt; break the rules, that is- significant. he who is without sin cast the first stone judge. not that ye be not judged. we're not going— not that ye be not judged. we're not going ro— not that ye be not judged. we're not going to have— not that ye be not judged. we're not going to have a gospel gworadon— not going to have a gospel quotation competition, but we're arso— quotation competition, but we're arso going— quotation competition, but we're arso gorng ro— quotation competition, but we're arso gorng o de— quotation competition, but we're also going to be talking about the also going to be talking about rne-wrrn— also going to be talking about. the-with-halligan the economy with liam halligan peoawse— the economy with liam halligan peoawsenews—l the economy with liam halligani because _ news that because we've had this news that interest— because we've had this news that interest rares— because we've had this news that interest rates on— because we've had this news that interest rates on government depr— interest rates on government debt are— interest rates on government debt now— interest rates on government debt are now higher than they were-ris— debt are now higher than they were-liz truss- debt are now higher than they were liz truss was prime were when liz truss was prime minster.— were when liz truss was prime minster-wen— were when liz truss was prime minister.-then it- were when liz truss was prime minister. then it was all minister. and then it was all a disaster— minister. and then it was all a disaster and— minister. and then it was all a disaster and now— minister. and then it was all a disaster and now it's all fine. yesr_ disaster and now it's all fine. yes. yes.— disaster and now it's all fine. ves. yesr ves. — disaster and now it's all fine. yes, yes, yes. well,— disaster and now it's all fine. yes, yes, yes. well, of- disaster and now it's all fine. 4:55 yes, yes, yes. well, of course it was a disaster, peter, because truss was wanted to because liz truss was wanted to break power the

break the power of the corporates and help the individual bring down taxes individual and bring down taxes that the imf that would never do the imf could approve well, could never approve that. well, before all of that, let's a before all of that, let's have a look hello it's look at the weather. hello it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. it's been another stunning— forecast. it's been another srwnnrng daw— t it's been another stunning day across the whole of the stunning day across the whole of we wk— stunning day across the whole of we dk rodav. — stunning day across the whole of the uk today. clear— stunning day across the whole of the uk today. clear skies for most— the uk today. clear skies for most continuing— the uk today. clear skies for most continuing overnight and inro— most continuing overnight and into tomorrow. _ most continuing overnight and into tomorrow. staying warm both by day— into tomorrow. staying warm both by day and— into tomorrow. staying warm both by day and pv— into tomorrow. staying warm both by day and by night with high pressure ro— by day and by night with high pressure to the— by day and by night with high pressure to the north of the uk. we-ve— pressure to the north of the uk. we-ve stir— pressure to the north of the uk. we-ve srrkk gor— pressure to the north of the uk. we've still got this cooler easrerkv— we've still got this cooler easrerrv arr— we've still got this cooler easterly air flow affecting easte— easterly air flow affecting eastern parts,— easterly air flow affecting eastern parts, but it's a rekadvekv— eastern parts, but it's a relatively dry- eastern parts, but it's a relatively dry air flow . so relatively dry air flow. so dood— relatively dry air flow. so cloud free _ relatively dry air flow. so cloud free skies for the vast natonrv. — cloud free skies for the vast majority. having— cloud free skies for the vast majority. having said that , odd majority. having said that, odd nsowe— majority. having said that, odd shower possible— majority. having said that, odd shower possible as we go into one— shower possible as we go into rne evening— shower possible as we go into the evening for— shower possible as we go into the evening for northwest soorkand.— the evening for northwest scotland, perhaps even a rumble of scotland, perhaps even a rumble or wander.— scotland, perhaps even a rumble of thunder. they'll— scotland, perhaps even a rumble of thunder. they'll clear away some-nangrng- of thunder. they'll clear away some hanging around some mistiness hanging around for we— some mistiness hanging around for the -scotland - some mistiness hanging around for the scotland around for the north of scotland around the for the north of scotland around we oasr— for the north of scotland around the coast, some— for the north of scotland around the coast, some low cloud deveroprng— the coast, some low cloud developing central parts developing across central parts of developing across central parts or-dwr— developing across central parts of-but otherwise- developing across central parts of but otherwise it's of england. but otherwise it's dear— of england. but otherwise it's dear skies— of england. but otherwise it's clear skies for— of england. but otherwise it's clear skies for the vast nap-onw— clear skies for the vast natonrv .— clear skies for the vast majority . and despite this clear majority. and despite this clear skies.— majority. and despite this clear skies. dds— majority. and despite this clear skies. its going— majority. and despite this clear skies, it's going to stay warm overnrgnr. — skies, it's going to stay warm overnight. temperatures rrngenng— overnight. temperatures lingering teens. so in lingering in the teens. so in spots.— lingering in the teens. so in some spots, particularly city este— some spots, particularly city esre tn— some spots, particularly city centres in the— some spots, particularly city centres in the south, it's going to de— centres in the south, it's going

to be an— centres in the south, it's going to be an uncomfortable one for steeping.— to be an uncomfortable one for sreeprng. r— to be an uncomfortable one for sleeping, i think.— to be an uncomfortable one for sleeping, i think. but we start off sleeping, i think. but we start oft-sunny— sleeping, i think. but we start off-sunny skies- sleeping, i think. but we start off sunny skies again off with sunny skies once again onrnorn-rng— off with sunny skies once again on-morning. and- on thursday morning. and akrnowgn— on thursday morning. and although some— on thursday morning. and although some clouds will bubble up because— although some clouds will bubble up because we're— although some clouds will bubble up because we're going to see a bit up because we're going to see a on more— up because we're going to see a bit more instability— up because we're going to see a bit more instability in the arnospnere.— bit more instability in the atmosphere, a— bit more instability in the atmosphere, a bit more humidity arriving.— atmosphere, a bit more humidity arriving, nevertheless , plenty arriving, nevertheless, plenty of arriving, nevertheless, plenty or-spekks— arriving, nevertheless, plenty of-spells and - arriving, nevertheless, plenty of spells and temperatures of sunny spells and temperatures once more reaching— of sunny spells and temperatures once more reaching the mid to nrgn— once more reaching the mid to nrgn 20s.— once more reaching the mid to nrgn sos. rne— once more reaching the mid to high 20s. the hotspot likely across central— high 20s. the hotspot likely across central and southern pans— across central and southern parts or— across central and southern parts of england, still parts of england, but still wrdekv— parts of england, but still widely temperatures well above aveaeg— widely temperatures well above aveaeg eveepr— widely temperatures well above average except for— widely temperatures well above average except for that east coast— average except for that east coast one— average except for that east coast once again . however, some coast once again. however, some storms— coast once again. however, some srorrns wir— coast once again. however, some storms will form _ coast once again. however, some storms will form over the kepwprk— storms will form over the kepwprro or— storms will form over the republic of ireland and into the evening— republic of ireland and into the evening rnev-kr— republic of ireland and into the evening they'll likely push into pans— evening they'll likely push into parts or— evening they'll likely push into parts of northern— evening they'll likely push into parts of northern ireland, espedarrv— parts of northern ireland, especially towards the west. and rnese— especially towards the west. and rnese sourd— especially towards the west. and these could be— especially towards the west. and these could be pretty vicious wrrn— these could be pretty vicious with torrential— these could be pretty vicious with torrential rain, frequent rrgnrnrng— with torrential rain, frequent rrgnrnrng and— with torrential rain, frequent lightning and large hail. so it sourd— lightning and large hail. so it sowkd cause— lightning and large hail. so it could cause some impacts for pans— could cause some impacts for parts or— could cause some impacts for parts of northern— could cause some impacts for parts of northern ireland. late afternoon— parts of northern ireland. late afternoon into— parts of northern ireland. late afternoon into the evening. they dear— afternoon into the evening. they dear awav— afternoon into the evening. they clear away overnight and then for most— clear away overnight and then for most dds— clear away overnight and then for most it's a— clear away overnight and then for most it's a dry— clear away overnight and then for most it's a dry warm for most it's a dry and warm starr— for most it's a dry and warm srarr ro— for most it's a dry and warm start to friday. _ for most it's a dry and warm start to friday. widespread sunny— start to friday. widespread sunny-onse- start to friday. widespread sunny once again. but the sunny skies once again. but the signs— sunny skies once again. but the signs are— sunny skies once again. but the signs are there— sunny skies once again. but the signs are there of— sunny skies once again. but the signs are there of a change. onse— signs are there of a change. once again.— signs are there of a change. once again. thunderstorms deveroprng— once again. thunderstorms developing across ireland. rnev-re— developing across ireland. they're likely— developing across ireland. they're likely to develop a bit inro— they're likely to develop a bit more into western parts of the

uk more into western parts of the dk on— more into western parts of the dk on rrrdav— more into western parts of the uk on friday afternoon and then wrdekv— uk on friday afternoon and then more widely once— uk on friday afternoon and then more widely once again into sarwrdav— more widely once again into sarwrdav and— more widely once again into saturday and .—

later . later. l i hello. later. - l hello. good later. hello. good evening. it's me, jacob - hello. good evening. it's me, raeop tees-nogg— - hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg.state- hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg state of the jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation— jacob rees—mogg on state of the radon ronrgnr. — jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight. vindication on station— nation tonight. vindication on station for— nation tonight. vindication on station for the— nation tonight. vindication on station for the truss. kwarteng mind—owner.— station for the truss. kwarteng mini—budget. well, government borrowing— mini—budget. well, government borrowing costs— mini—budget. well, government borrowing costs have now exceeded— borrowing costs have now exceeded that— borrowing costs have now exceeded that of the time of the truss— exceeded that of the time of the truss government,— exceeded that of the time of the truss government, and that's, of wron— truss government, and that's, of course, with the— truss government, and that's, of course, with the so—called adwrrs— course, with the so—called adults back _ course, with the so—called adults back charge. that's adults back in charge. that's one— adults back in charge. that's rne cowo— adults back in charge. that's the covid inquiry already demonstrated— the covid inquiry already demonstrated signs of the wreroned — demonstrated signs of the wretched bureaucratic groupthink that wretched bureaucratic groupthink rnar arreadv— wretched bureaucratic groupthink that already plagues politics wnrke— that already plagues politics wnie dds— that already plagues politics while it's only— that already plagues politics while it's only a— that already plagues politics while it's only a couple of days inro— while it's only a couple of days into its— while it's only a couple of days into its first— while it's only a couple of days into its first hearing and arreadv— into its first hearing and arreadv p..— into its first hearing and already in a— into its first hearing and already in a blob like fashion, it already in a blob like fashion, rr rs— already in a blob like fashion, it is warning— already in a blob like fashion, it is blaming the— already in a blob like fashion, it is blaming the pandemic on brent.— it is blaming the pandemic on drevrr. weks— it is blaming the pandemic on brexit. next, we'll be told

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