need to launch an urgent sunak need to launch an urgent review into the gender madness, infiltrating britain's classrooms , especially when classrooms, especially when bullied teachers like this attack their students for speaking up. we were talking about the fact that gender is the norm, that you identify with the norm, that you identify with the gender that of the sexual order that you're born with. you're weird. that's basically what— you're weird. that's basically what you-e— you're weird. that's basically what you're saying. yeah. which is really— what you're saying. yeah. which is really despicable . cc what you're saying. yeah. which is really despicable . a 1.1 is really despicable. i'll call for eeeeme— is really despicable. i'll call for extreme ,_ is really despicable. i'll call for extreme , um, woke ideology for extreme, um, woke ideology to be banned from all schools in my digest next. and then i'll get the views of my superstar panel get the views of my superstar panel. and tonight i'm joined by amanda platell. kelvin robinson, and rebecca reid, a muslim mayor in yorkshire, is at the centre of controversy after apologising to his religious community for attending a pride event. then resigning after being labelled homophobic. so should he have lost his job for upholding his faith 7 lost his job for upholding his faith .7 nigel farage joins me to faith? nigel farage joins me to unpick that sticky moral conundrum shortly. meanwhile, trans atlantic tv star kelly osborne has just savaged the

ginger ginger. he's a he's a whining white whinging complaining thing. woe is me. i'm the only one— complaining thing. woe is me. i'm the only one that's- " g g woe is me. i'm the only one that's ever had mental— i'm the only one that's ever had mental problems. _ i'm the only one that's ever had mental problems. pms. so is this yet teeter— mental problems. pms. so is this yet another sten— mental problems. pms. so is this yet another sign that america tee— yet another sign that america has seen— yet another sign that america has seen through harry and meghan-7— has seen through harry and megtene — has seen through harry and meghan? will— has seen through harry and meghan? �*ftt�* a \ gt; c: meghan? will nigel gardner. ingnd meghan? will nigel gardner. ingrid seward and ernest owens are going to duke that one out in the clash, and kelly's ticking comes on the of ticking off comes on the back of that top spotify executive calling them, quote, grifters. but sussexes really just but are the sussexes really just a of swindlers who. meghan a pair of swindlers who. meghan markle's biographer tom bower returns the studio with returns to the studio with exclusive bombshell revelations on that later. plus after losing their $20 million spotify deal, a guest on meghan's awful archetypes podcast says she was never actually interviewed by the duchess and only spoke to her lackies. but was the pattern of fake interviews potentially more widespread? while our royal scoop breakers kyrees kennedy and charlotte griffiths have been investigating, they'll reveal their findings soon. all so on the show tonight is sadiq

khan about to be brought down by his biggest enemy? mr mayor, in all honesty, do you think you have made labour a london beg your pardon? safer in 2019? i think we have. mr mayor, i think you're delusional . brexit you're delusional. brexit etempten— you're delusional. brexit etempten tn— : brexit champion in london, tory you're delusional. brexit- champion in london, tory mayoral ttnettet— champion in london, tory mayoral finalist susan— champion in london, tory mayoral finalist susan hall— champion in london, tory mayoral finalist susan hall says she is the finalist susan hall says she is tte women— finalist susan hall says she is the te— finalist susan hall says she is the woman to save our once great eepttet— the woman to save our once great eepttet ent— the woman to save our once great capital and introduce you to stttteue-e— capital and introduce you to siddique's worst nightmare etettty— siddique's worst nightmare shortly elsewhere as elton john wetete— shortly elsewhere as elton john wetgte tn— shortly elsewhere as elton john wetgte tn en— shortly elsewhere as elton john weighs in on the— shortly elsewhere as elton john weighs in on the itv scandal, etetmtng— weighs in on the itv scandal, claiming that— weighs in on the itv scandal, claiming that an— weighs in on the itv scandal, claiming that an older man with a young— claiming that an older man with eyerrg women— claiming that an older man with a young woman would not have treet— a young woman would not have teeet tree— a young woman would not have faced the same— a young woman would not have faced the same backlash. is he rtett— faced the same backlash. is he rtett treet— faced the same backlash. is he right that phillip— faced the same backlash. is he right that phillip schofield is a right that phillip schofield is evtettm— right that phillip schofield is evtettrr et— right that phillip schofield is a victim of homophobia? i'm not etert— a victim of homophobia? i'm not sure about that— a victim of homophobia? i'm not sure about that one. and also erre— sure about that one. and also etre o-eeempe— sure about that one. and also gino d'acampo may have just made his gino d'acampo may have just made rte teet— gino d'acampo may have just made his last appearance— gino d'acampo may have just made his last appearance on this merrtre— his last appearance on this merrtre te— his last appearance on this morning is going to make rreterrzerre— morning is going to make melanzana alla parmigiana. teat.— melanzana alla parmigiana. vett. vee— melanzana alla parmigiana. yeah. you know,— melanzana alla parmigiana. yeah. you know, the- melanzana alla parmigiana. yeah. you know, the big- melanzana alla parmigiana. yeah. you know, the big that my aubergine apparently i can't do anything with aubergine at the moment. okay. what's toxic? i've always found toxic is euteretre— i've always found toxic is ertergtre .— i've always found toxic is aubergine . do- i've always found toxic is aubergine . do you like aubergine

aubergine. do you like aubergine ? aubergine. do you like aubergine e there— aubergine. do you like aubergine e there was— aubergine. do you like aubergine ? there was so— aubergine. do you like aubergine ? there was so much- aubergine. do you like aubergine ? there was so much top trolling from gino of holly and dermot. i'm going to show it all to you soon. plus, brand new greatest britain union. jack before the night is out and we're keeping across the breaking developments of the missing titanic sub . of the missing titanic sub. we'll how tomorrow's we'll show you how tomorrow's newspaper pages are newspaper front pages are reporting this hugely distressing . this is dan distressing story. this is dan wootton. tonight let's go . wootton. tonight let's go. this is gb news, britain's news channel. and breaking tonight at king charles has made an emotional intervention on the titanic submarine rescue by offering his thoughts and prayers to those involved. among those aboard the sabah, pakistani businessman shahzada dawood and his student son, salomon, who live in surrey. now, mr dawood is a long time supporter of the prince's trust international and the british asian trust, two charities

founded by the king gb news, whose understands his majesty has asked to be kept fully up to date on the rescue operation unfolding in the north atlantic. and he is sending his wishes to the dawood family and everyone else involved in the incident and the subs recovery. more on this now and we're going to keep you updated throughout the night with polly middlehurst . dan, with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you . good evening. well, thank you. good evening. well, twe— thank you. good evening. well, ttwe peepte— thank you. good evening. well, five people inside— good evening. well, five people inside that missing ewtmerettte— five people inside that missing submersible which was on its way to wew— submersible which was on its way to twe— submersible which was on its way to view the wreckage of the ttterte— to view the wreckage of the ttterte ,— to view the wreckage of the ttterte , we — to view the wreckage of the titanic , we understand have titanic, we understand have around— titanic, we understand have erewrt ro— titanic, we understand have around 40 hours— titanic, we understand have around 40 hours of oxygen left. it's around 40 hours of oxygen left. we terre— around 40 hours of oxygen left. it's being reported— around 40 hours of oxygen left. it's being reported that epeetettet— it's being reported that specialist equipment here in the uk specialist equipment here in the wt wttt— specialist equipment here in the wt wttt twe— specialist equipment here in the uk with the capability to help teeete — uk with the capability to help teeete tte — uk with the capability to help locate the vessel— uk with the capability to help locate the vessel has been tweet— locate the vessel has been turned down _ locate the vessel has been turned down by— locate the vessel has been turned down by the us authorities— turned down by the us authorities despite allegedly getttrre— authorities despite allegedly getting clearance from the mod. wett— getting clearance from the mod. wet the— getting clearance from the mod. well the family— getting clearance from the mod. well the family of— getting clearance from the mod. well the family of the british ttttteretre— well the family of the british billionaire and— well the family of the british billionaire and explorer hamish harding— billionaire and explorer hamish werttrg ,— billionaire and explorer hamish werttwg , wee-e— billionaire and explorer hamish harding, who's also on board, sav— harding, who's also on board, eey trey— harding, who's also on board, say they twe— harding, who's also on board, say they have great faith and

trust— say they have great faith and trust tr— say they have great faith and trust tn the— say they have great faith and trust in the rescue teams. ceptetr— trust in the rescue teams. captain jamie— trust in the rescue teams. captain jamie frederick from the us captain jamie frederick from the us meet— captain jamie frederick from the us coast guard— captain jamie frederick from the us coast guard earlier said the sewer— us coast guard earlier said the search te— us coast guard earlier said the search is complex. _ us coast guard earlier said the search is complex. us and ceretter— search is complex. us and canadian coastguard air national guard— canadian coastguard air national guard aircraft— canadian coastguard air national guard aircraft and— canadian coastguard air national guard aircraft and the polar trtree— guard aircraft and the polar prince, which— guard aircraft and the polar prince, which have searched a eemttret— prince, which have searched a combined 7600mi2, an area larger tren— combined 7600mi2, an area larger that tree— combined 7600mi2, an area larger there the state— combined 7600mi2, an area larger than the state of— combined 7600mi2, an area larger than the state of connecticut . than the state of connecticut. these— than the state of connecticut. these search— than the state of connecticut. these search efforts— than the state of connecticut. these search efforts have- these search efforts have focussed on both surface with c—130 aircraft searching by sight and with radar and subsurface, with p—3 aircraft that we're able to drop and monitor sonar buoys to date , monitor sonar buoys to date, those search efforts have not yielded any results. we know there's about there's about 40 hours of breathable air left. well keeping tabs on that story for you. but in other news tertett— for you. but in other news tonight, nicola— but in other news tonight, nicola sturgeon has spoken— tonight, nicola sturgeon has spoken out— tonight, nicola sturgeon has spoken out or— tonight, nicola sturgeon has spoken out on her first return to tree— spoken out on her first return to the scottish _ spoken out on her first return to the scottish parliament at wetyreet— to the scottish parliament at holyrood since _ to the scottish parliament at holyrood since her arrest . the holyrood since her arrest. the tower— holyrood since her arrest. the tower ttret— holyrood since her arrest. the former first minister of seettert— former first minister of scotland told reporters she's eteetwtety— scotland told reporters she's absolutely certain she's done rottwe— absolutely certain she's done wetttwg wrong— absolutely certain she's done wetttwg wrong .— absolutely certain she's done nothing wrong . that's after she nothing wrong. that's after she erreetet— nothing wrong. that's after she was arrested and— nothing wrong. that's after she was arrested and released wtttewt— was arrested and released without charge— was arrested and released without charge following a

pettee— without charge following a police investigation into snp ttwerreee— police investigation into snp ttweweee. tre— police investigation into snp finances. ms sturgeon wouldn't say ,— finances. ms sturgeon wouldn't eey , therew— finances. ms sturgeon wouldn't say , though, whether she'd stand say, though, whether she'd stand town— say, though, whether she'd stand down trem — say, though, whether she'd stand down from the— say, though, whether she'd stand down from the party. now the secret— down from the party. now the social media— down from the party. now the social media personality andrew rete— social media personality andrew tete ert— social media personality andrew tete ert rte— social media personality andrew tate and his brother tristan reeve— tate and his brother tristan tewe teen— tate and his brother tristan have been charged with rape. tween— have been charged with rape. human trafficking and forming a ertmtret— human trafficking and forming a ertmtwet gang— human trafficking and forming a criminal gang to— human trafficking and forming a criminal gang to exploit women . criminal gang to exploit women. trey-we— criminal gang to exploit women. trey-we teen— criminal gang to exploit women. they've been under house arrest stree— they've been under house arrest werew— they've been under house arrest weret. a— they've been under house arrest since march. a trial— they've been under house arrest since march. a trial is due to be since march. a trial is due to te wett— since march. a trial is due to te tett tr— since march. a trial is due to be held in romania. they deny the etereee. — be held in romania. they deny the etergee. rt— be held in romania. they deny the charges. a spokesperson for the charges. a spokesperson for the brothers,— the charges. a spokesperson for the brothers, though, said they weeemte— the brothers, though, said they welcome a trial— the brothers, though, said they welcome a trial to demonstrate ttetr— welcome a trial to demonstrate their innocence— welcome a trial to demonstrate their innocence and a tiktok and teeteerem — their innocence and a tiktok and instagram influencer who bombarded— instagram influencer who bombarded premier league teettetter— bombarded premier league footballer mason mount with rreeeeeee tee— footballer mason mount with messages has avoided prison. tetey— messages has avoided prison. tetey, 22— messages has avoided prison. tetey, zz yeer— messages has avoided prison. today, 22 year old orla sloane met— today, 22 year old orla sloane met tree— today, 22 year old orla sloane met the chelsea— today, 22 year old orla sloane met the chelsea player at a party— met the chelsea player at a perty tetere— met the chelsea player at a party before then, using 21 ttttererrt— party before then, using 21 different phone numbers to stalk him different phone numbers to stalk ttm ever— different phone numbers to stalk ttm terr— different phone numbers to stalk him over four months. the midfielder— him over four months. the midfielder said— him over four months. the midfielder said he became werrtet— midfielder said he became worried she'd— midfielder said he became worried she'd turn up at cteteee-e— worried she'd turn up at chelsea's training ground. the trttwereer— chelsea's training ground. the influencer, who— chelsea's training ground. the influencer, who went by the name of influencer, who went by the name et newt— influencer, who went by the name et newt rety— influencer, who went by the name of devil baby, also— influencer, who went by the name of devil baby, also stalked his termer— of devil baby, also stalked his termer teem— of devil baby, also stalked his former team mate, billy gilmour,

and former team mate, billy gilmour, ert tereeeet— former team mate, billy gilmour, and harassed ben— former team mate, billy gilmour, and harassed ben chilwell. she's teen— and harassed ben chilwell. she's teen tented— and harassed ben chilwell. she's been handed a— and harassed ben chilwell. she's been handed a 12— and harassed ben chilwell. she's been handed a 12 week prison sentence, suspended for 18 months.— sentence, suspended for 18 months. swe— sentence, suspended for 18 months. she also has to complete zoo— months. she also has to complete zoo terre— months. she also has to complete zoo towre ot— months. she also has to complete 200 hours of unpaid— months. she also has to complete 200 hours of unpaid paid work wort. — 200 hours of unpaid paid work wort. art— 200 hours of unpaid paid work work. and lastly,— 200 hours of unpaid paid work work. and lastly, king charles etterrtet— work. and lastly, king charles attended royal— work. and lastly, king charles attended royal ascot today for the trot— attended royal ascot today for the first time— attended royal ascot today for the first time as— attended royal ascot today for the first time as monarch this etterrroorr— the first time as monarch this afternoon alongside queen cemttte,— afternoon alongside queen camilla, arriving by traditional terse— camilla, arriving by traditional toree ert— camilla, arriving by traditional horse and carriage . the royal horse and carriage. the royal courte— horse and carriage. the royal eewete wee— horse and carriage. the royal couple were joined by the duke ert— couple were joined by the duke ert oweteee— couple were joined by the duke and duchess of— couple were joined by the duke and duchess of wellington , and duchess of wellington, wewrre— and duchess of wellington, wewre to— and duchess of wellington, waving to the— and duchess of wellington, waving to the crowds as they went— waving to the crowds as they went .— waving to the crowds as they went . wre— waving to the crowds as they went. his majesty has taken over ownerette— went. his majesty has taken over ownerettp ot— went. his majesty has taken over ownership of the— went. his majesty has taken over ownership of the late queen tttzetett-e— ownership of the late queen elizabeth's thoroughbred racehorses_ elizabeth's thoroughbred racehorses ,_ elizabeth's thoroughbred racehorses , with several due to racehorses, with several due to compete— racehorses, with several due to compete oer— racehorses, with several due to compete over the _ racehorses, with several due to compete over the coming days. vow-re— compete over the coming days. vow-re wo— compete over the coming days. vow-re we to— compete over the coming days. you're up to date— compete over the coming days. you're up to date on tv online oetr — you're up to date on tv online oetr retro— you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and— you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. twe— dab+ radio and the tune in app. mm to— dab+ radio and the tune in app. mm to oo— dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news,— dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . ctemmet— . channel extreme fm . channel- extreme fm gender . otemet— extreme fm gender ideology . ctemet— extreme fm gender ideology has ooteet— extreme fm gender ideology has rooted to— extreme fm gender ideology has rooted to tree— extreme fm gender ideology has poised in the minds of left wing

ootttteteme— poised in the minds of left wing politicians for— poised in the minds of left wing politicians for quite a while, wttt— politicians for quite a while, with labour— politicians for quite a while, with labour leader slippery stermer— with labour leader slippery starmer and— with labour leader slippery starmer and his lib dem sidekick ed starmer and his lib dem sidekick to dewey,— starmer and his lib dem sidekick ed davey, insisting— starmer and his lib dem sidekick ed davey, insisting it's totally mormet— ed davey, insisting it's totally normal folks— ed davey, insisting it's totally normal folks for— ed davey, insisting it's totally normal folks for a woman to have a normal folks for a woman to have e penis— normal folks for a woman to have e oemte . — normal folks for a woman to have e eemte . tet— normal folks for a woman to have a penis. but when— normal folks for a woman to have a penis. but when this- normal folks for a woman to have a penis . a penis. but when this woke madness is poisoning the minds of and impressionable of young and impressionable children and teenagers at school already going through enough thanks hormone changes thanks to the hormone changes of puberty, that's when this gets even more sinister. now the daily telegraph revealed today that secondary school pupils have been allowed to self—identify as cats, horses , self—identify as cats, horses, dinosaurs and in one case, the moon . as hard left teachers moon. as hard left teachers embrace the ideology of the progress pride flag , often progress pride flag, often behind the backs of parents. the newspaper reported examples of children demanding to be recognised as animals, causing disruption in lessons because in some cases they will only communicate via animal noises. the government's gender identity guidance for school doesn't tackle this issue, while the department of education says teachers should use common sense . what the hell does that mean ?

. what the hell does that mean? especially when lots of good folk are currently being cancelled work for little cancelled at work for little minor don't know minor sins. like, i don't know mr taking someone's so—called preferred pronouns, then . then preferred pronouns, then. then there are the nefarious teachers and forcing their sick ideology on their pupils, like the unidentified ms who disgustingly threatened to year eight girls who weren't prepared to accept that one of their classmate s could identify as a cat . you're could identify as a cat. you're questioning their— t: 032 rte you're questioning their identity t: crz’x cr? you're questioning their identity . t: grin cr? you're questioning their identity . i've questioning their identity. i've postme— questioning their identity. i've poeme tree— questioning their identity. i've posing the question. i was just eeyme— posing the question. i was just eeyme etowt— posing the question. i was just saying about the— posing the question. i was just saying about the gender. " e saying about the gender. i ain't sett— saying about the gender. i ain't see anything— saying about the gender. i ain't said anything about them . said anything about them. there's only two genders. oemtom— there's only two genders. oemtom .— there's only two genders. oemtom . rt— there's only two genders. oemtom . rt r— there's only two genders. opinion . if i respect- there's only two genders. opinion . if i respect their call opinion. if i respect their call and i respect it is not an opinion. it's not an opinion. tteee— opinion. it's not an opinion. tteee teye— opinion. it's not an opinion. these days, people- " it's not an opinion. these days, people says, i'm your— these days, people says, i'm your toy— these days, people says, i'm your toy eut— these days, people says, i'm your boy and there's no other orwete— your boy and there's no other ertwete pert— your boy and there's no other ertwete pert m— your boy and there's no other private part in terms of gender. mere— private part in terms of gender. ttere ee— private part in terms of gender. there are lots— private part in terms of gender. there are lots of— private part in terms of gender. there are lots of genders nigel tereee— there are lots of genders nigel farage, transgender . there is farage, transgender. there is a teeter.— farage, transgender. there is a gender- reoote— farage, transgender. there is a gender. people don't believe they— gender. people don't believe they reeve— gender. people don't believe they tewe e— gender. people don't believe they have a gender at all. yeah, but they have a gender at all. yeah, tut you— they have a gender at all. yeah, tut you oer-t— they have a gender at all. yeah, but you can't help— they have a gender at all. yeah,

but you can't help that . /r:::r. but you can't help that. you oer-t— but you can't help that. you eem-t mere— but you can't help that. you can't have that. _ but you can't help that. you can't have that. it's- but you can't help that. /r:::r. t " e it's not but you can't help that. v/r1:4. rte?“ . it's not a but you can't help that. v./r1:4 t 1“ e it's not a law. can't have that. it's not a law. yeah, but it's not. it's our opinion. we just don't agree with it. you think it's all just if you have a vagina, you're a girl. you haven't finished your boy. yeah > you are talking etout— boy. yeah > you are talking etout tree— boy. yeah > you are talking about the fact— boy. yeah > you are talking about the fact that- v.33 1“ > you are talking about the fact that gender is tree— about the fact that gender is the oemmeu— about the fact that gender is the bannau that— about the fact that gender is the bannau that you identify wttt—ttet- the bannau that you identify with _that was. the bannau that you identify with that was the with the gender that was the euet— with the gender that was the euet oreem— with the gender that was the sexual organ that you're born wttt. — sexual organ that you're born wttt. toure— sexual organ that you're born with. you're with.— sexual organ that you're born with. you're with. that's teeteetty— with. you're with. that's basically you're saying. basically what you're saying. teet- — yeah. which is really despicable.- yeah. which is really despicable. not opinion. despicable. it's not opinion. rte— despicable. it's not opinion. the treme— despicable. it's not opinion. the time to— despicable. it's not opinion. the thing is, it— despicable. it's not opinion. the thing is, it is. no, it's mot.— the thing is, it is. no, it's not amt— the thing is, it is. no, it's not amt rt— the thing is, it is. no, it's not. and if you- the thing is, it is. no, it's not. and if you don't like it, you— not. and if you don't like it, you meet— not. and if you don't like it, you meet to— not. and if you don't like it, you meet to 90— not. and if you don't like it, you need to go to a different eetoot. — you need to go to a different eetoot. wow— you need to go to a different school. now the— you need to go to a different school. now the mother of one of those— school. now the mother of one of those putte— school. now the mother of one of those euotte tee— school. now the mother of one of those pupils has stood her eroumt— those pupils has stood her ground against— those pupils has stood her ground against the woke riddled . eemter— ground against the woke riddled , gender crazed _ ground against the woke riddled , gender crazed teacher, saying erre— , gender crazed teacher, saying the re— , gender crazed teacher, saying the to trout— , gender crazed teacher, saying she is proud of— , gender crazed teacher, saying she is proud of her girl, who erre— she is proud of her girl, who the tert— she is proud of her girl, who she felt was— she is proud of her girl, who she felt was bullied for stating a she felt was bullied for stating e ttotoeteet— she felt was bullied for stating a biological fact. but as laurence fox revealed on this show last night, she now fears this is the mum she fears repercussions. i've this is the mum she fears repercussions . i've had my repercussions. i've had my mother— repercussions. i've had my mother ot— repercussions. i've had my mother of the _ repercussions. i've had my mother of the girl- tr1:;trt4. i've had my mother of the girl who was on treet— mother of the girl who was on ttet wteo— mother of the girl who was on that video on _ mother of the girl who was on that video on the— mother of the girl who was on that video on the phone to me totey— that video on the phone to me totey meeeeeme— that video on the phone to me today messaging me today , saying today messaging me today, saying the omty— today messaging me today, saying the omty treme— today messaging me today, saying the only thing i'm— today messaging me today, saying the only thing i'm concerned etout— the only thing i'm concerned etout te— the only thing i'm concerned about is that— the only thing i'm concerned about is that my—

the only thing i'm concerned about is that my daughter is emttttet— about is that my daughter is emttttet to— about is that my daughter is entitled to a— about is that my daughter is entitled to a proper education. sue-e— entitled to a proper education. ste-e mot— entitled to a proper education. sme-e mot tome— entitled to a proper education. she's not going to be discriminated against. so i'm reetty— discriminated against. so i'm reetty. reetty— discriminated against. so i'm really, really worried . really, really worried. former wome— really, really worried. former home secretary priti patel raged today. this left wing indoctrination of our young people is disturbing and must be stamped out of our schools . the stamped out of our schools. the government must put the rights of parents first. she's right. rishi sunak says. he's stamping out this madness , but he needs out this madness, but he needs to go further and faster for by banning gender extremism from british classrooms before starmer and davey unleash woke hell on our confused and vulnerable youngsters. but to respond now, my superstar panel, top daily mail columnist and broadcast our amanda platell, the gb news presenter and commentator , the reverend calvin commentator, the reverend calvin robinson, and the author and best selling best selling author and journalist rebecca reid . our and journalist rebecca reid. our amanda patel. i have and journalist rebecca reid. our amanda patel . i have such amanda patel. i have such concerns about this because very

often and i speak from personal experience here, gay and lesbian kids are wrongly being told that they should be switching genders . so there's a real danger to what's happening . and i don't what's happening. and i don't really what's happening. and i don't reetty tttmt— what's happening. and i don't really think there's— what's happening. and i don't really think there's so- q and i don't really think there's so much eomuetomt— really think there's so much confusion here.— really think there's so much confusion here. it should be reetty— confusion here. it should be reetty. reetty— confusion here. it should be really, really clear. if a child goes— really, really clear. if a child eoee tuto— really, really clear. if a child eoee tmto e— really, really clear. if a child goes into a classroom and ttemttttee— goes into a classroom and identifies as— goes into a classroom and identifies as a— goes into a classroom and identifies as a cat and someone ttemttttee— identifies as a cat and someone ttemttttee ee— identifies as a cat and someone ttemttttee ee e— identifies as a cat and someone identifies as a dinosaur , they identifies as a dinosaur, they etoutt— identifies as a dinosaur, they etoutt te— identifies as a dinosaur, they should be sent— identifies as a dinosaur, they should be sent home because they etoutt— should be sent home because they etoutt mot— should be sent home because they etoutt mot te— should be sent home because they should not be in— should be sent home because they should not be in a— should be sent home because they should not be in a classroom tteruetme— should not be in a classroom disrupting kids,— should not be in a classroom disrupting kids, getting a proper— disrupting kids, getting a proper education. what kind of job proper education. what kind of tot ee— proper education. what kind of tot you— proper education. what kind of tot you tome— proper education. what kind of job are you going to get if you ttemttty— job are you going to get if you ttemttty ee— job are you going to get if you ttemttty ee e— job are you going to get if you identify as a cat?— job are you going to get if you identify as a cat? battersea dog eut— identify as a cat? battersea dog emt cete— identify as a cat? battersea dog and cats home?— identify as a cat? battersea dog and cats home? maybe you know, teem— and cats home? maybe you know, teem yeem— and cats home? maybe you know, teem yeem yeetu— and cats home? maybe you know, yeah, yeah, yeah. i'm a cat wtteoerer— yeah, yeah, yeah. i'm a cat whisperer or,— yeah, yeah, yeah. i'm a cat whisperer or, you know, the tmoeeur— whisperer or, you know, the tmoeeur te— whisperer or, you know, the dinosaur is going to get a part ttme— dinosaur is going to get a part ttme tot— dinosaur is going to get a part ttme tot om— dinosaur is going to get a part time job on jurassic park. the meet— time job on jurassic park. the meet moote— time job on jurassic park. the next movie happening. i know, but next movie happening. i know, tut-totetty— next movie happening. i know, but totally ludicrous . i but it is totally ludicrous. i ttmt— but it is totally ludicrous. i trunk-every— but it is totally ludicrous. i think every single child think that every single child who— think that every single child who comes into— think that every single child who comes into a school who tteruote— who comes into a school who tteruote tt— who comes into a school who disrupts it either— who comes into a school who disrupts it either by being tttm-t— disrupts it either by being didn't demanding that they're eettet— didn't demanding that they're eettet mm — didn't demanding that they're called him her.— didn't demanding that they're called him her. she it cat dog . called him her. she it cat dog. t hey— called him her. she it cat dog. ttey etoutt— called him her. she it cat dog. they should be— called him her. she it cat dog. they should be sent home

immediately— they should be sent home immediately and they should not be mterruetme— immediately and they should not be interrupting the education of center— be interrupting the education of ottttrem m— be interrupting the education of children in this— be interrupting the education of children in this school. you go to eetoot— children in this school. you go to eetoot to— children in this school. you go to school to learn— children in this school. you go to school to learn how to read eut— to school to learn how to read emt wrtte— to school to learn how to read and write, how— to school to learn how to read and write, how to— to school to learn how to read and write, how to be a good person— and write, how to be a good eereom tow— and write, how to be a good person, how to— and write, how to be a good person, how to integrate with your— person, how to integrate with your tettow— person, how to integrate with your fellow pupils and how to go on your fellow pupils and how to go or emo— your fellow pupils and how to go or end reeve— your fellow pupils and how to go or end tewe e— your fellow pupils and how to go on and have a life— your fellow pupils and how to go on and have a life where you get a on and have a life where you get erot— on and have a life where you get etot. tetr— on and have a life where you get etot. tett me— on and have a life where you get a job. tell me what— on and have a life where you get a job. tell me what job a ttmoeeur— a job. tell me what job a dinosaur is— a job. tell me what job a dinosaur is going to get . / dinosaur is going to get. yeah, very— dinosaur is going to get. yeah, wery geot— dinosaur is going to get. yeah, very good eomt. — dinosaur is going to get. yeah, very good point. but the problem is calvin robinson, as we saw in that leaked video and by the way , good on the girls for making sure they had that on the record, because even the mum said actually she wouldn't have believed what her daughter was saying because it seemed so absurd. but but the issue absurd. yeah but but the issue is, calvin , it's the teachers is, calvin, it's the teachers pushing this ideology a lot of the time. i'm glad is the time. i'm glad this is ttmetty— the time. i'm glad this is finally being— e i'm glad this is finally being exposed. but the reeeom-ttte— finally being exposed. but the reason this industry reason i'm in this industry is teeeuee— reason i'm in this industry is becauseistarted_ reason i'm in this industry is because started about because i started writing about the indoctrination— because i started writing about the indoctrination i saw as the indoctrination that i saw as a the indoctrination that i saw as e-ttret— the indoctrination that i saw as e-ttret tert— the indoctrination that i saw as a first hand former a teacher, first hand former headteacher. _ a teacher, first hand former headteacher. going a teacher, first hand former- headteacher.-going for headteacher. it's been going for on headteacher. it's been going for om-tt-e— headteacher. it's been going for om-tt-e mot— headteacher. it's been going for on-it's not about- on years, but it's not about tttteremt—l on years, but it's not about different_. the different perspectives. the teeeter— different perspectives. the- teeeter—oeoete teacher isn't saying some people tettewe— teacher isn't saying some people tettewe-oeoote- believe this other people tettewe— believe that. the teacher is savingr — believe that. the teacher is eeymelwttt— believe that. the teacher is saying, will believe what saying, you will believe what i tettewe— saying, you will believe what i believe, otherwise _ saying, you will believe what i believe, otherwise you are teeeteette.— believe, otherwise you are despicable. now that's incorrect

eut— despicable. now that's incorrect and-extremism _ despicable. now that's incorrect and extremism the and it's extremism. but the worst— and it's extremism. but the worst-about- and it's extremism. but thei worst-about-this and it's extremism. but the. worst-about-this is worst thing about all of this is got— worst thing about all of this is got eeoete— worst thing about all of this is we've got people rishi we've got people like rishi suret— we've got people like rishi sumet eut— we've got people like rishi sunak and badenoch saying sunak and kemi badenoch saying were-out— sunak and kemi badenoch saying we-re-outltoree- we're going to put a force together— we're going to put a force together to— we're going to put a force together to this. these together to review this. these are together to review this. these ere—voted- together to review this. thesei are _voted this are the people that voted this in. are the people that voted this to. me— are the people that voted this to. -te e— are the people that voted this in. is a conservative in. this is a conservative oowemmemt— in. this is a conservative government from in. this is a conservative- government-from 2019, the government policy from 2019, the rac government policy from 2019, the two—mete— government policy from 2019, the two—mete two - government policy from 2019, the rac _these two in - rac education. these two in eertteuter— rac education. these two in particular-for- rac education. these two in particular-for it.- rac education. these two in particular for it. so it's particular voted for it. so it's all particular voted for it. so it's ett e— particular voted for it. so it's all a nonsense.— particular voted for it. so it's all a nonsense. rebecca reid can you— all a nonsense. rebecca reid can you tetemt— all a nonsense. rebecca reid can you tetemt tute— all a nonsense. rebecca reid can you defend this at— all a nonsense. rebecca reid can you defend this at all because you-e— you defend this at all because youre or tree— you defend this at all because you're on the woke side of times— you're on the woke side of things-comes- you're on the woke side of things-comes to. you're on the woke side of things comes to this things when it comes to this tetetee — things when it comes to this debate? imean,- things when it comes to this debate? 1“ tr1:; r:r1:;r: things when it comes to this- debate? imean,.reminded me debate? i mean, it reminded me very of obviously the very much of obviously the actual message was different, but conversation me but the conversation reminded me of a catholic of my experience as a catholic school, which is what i had school, which is what and i had very debates like that very similar debates like that with abortion, with teachers about abortion, where i was told abortion is inherently i was inherently wrong or and i was told like condoms are 15% told things like condoms are 15% effective, absolute complete lies, completely untrue. so all across country lies, completely untrue. so all across -country there - lies, completely untrue. so all across-country there are i across the country there are eetoote— across the country there are schools-children - across the country there are schools children are schools where children are being indoctrinated_ schools where children are being indoctrinated things indoctrinated, taught things treet— indoctrinated, taught things. that—accurate that aren't necessarily accurate or aren't necessarily appropriate. i don't personally meeeeeertty— appropriate. i don't personally necessarily think— appropriate. i don't personally necessarily think that somebody ttemtttyme— necessarily think that somebody ttemtttyme ee— necessarily think that somebody identifying as the _ necessarily think that somebody identifying as the moon is accurate i but _ identifying as the moon is accurate but think what this accurate. but i think what this eouuet— accurate. but i think what this eoumte-to— accurate. but i think what this sounds-to me— accurate. but i think what this sounds-to me is- sounds like to me is that somebody— sounds like to me is that somebody in— sounds like to me is that somebody in class who is somebody in that class who is eoeettty— somebody in that class who is eoeettty eutte— somebody in that class who is possibly quite troubled and mute— possibly quite troubled and tmueee e— possibly quite troubled and infuses a cat— possibly quite troubled and infuses a cat two girls were infuses a cat and two girls were terme—

infuses a cat and two girls were being-mean— infuses a cat and two girls were terme-meem to— infuses a cat and two girls were being-mean to her.- infuses a cat and two girls were being mean to her. that's being quite mean to her. that's wret— being quite mean to her. that's wtet r— being quite mean to her. that's wtet r weer— being quite mean to her. that's what i hear here.— being quite mean to her. that's what i hear here. and i think tute— what i hear here. and i think ttte mtett— what i hear here. and i think the mtett te— what i hear here. and i think this might be _of- what i hear here. and i think this might be of a story this might be more of a story etout— this might be more of a story about bullying— this might be more of a story about bullying anything about bullying than anything etee—youl about bullying than anything- else._you looked else. actually when you looked into it was quite into what happened, it was quite fascinating. yeah. the girl who identified a burst i identified as a cat burst into i mean, we really saying. no? mean, are we really saying. no? she's clearly quite troubled. she's clearly quite troubled. she's of course, if somebody rte— she's of course, if somebody to rot— she's of course, if somebody me not tree— she's of course, if somebody it's not the school's responsibility , but that's quite responsibility, but that's quite a responsibility, but that's quite e temeeet— responsibility, but that's quite a damaged child responsibility. met— a damaged child responsibility. ttet omtu— a damaged child responsibility. that child needs— a damaged child responsibility. that child needs to— a damaged child responsibility. that child needs to look- a damaged child responsibility. that child needs to look after some lunatic kid who thinks they're a cat. i wouldn't. you as they're a cat. i wouldn't. you ee e oeremt. — they're a cat. i wouldn't. you as a parent. and— they're a cat. i wouldn't. you as a parent. and can- they're a cat. i wouldn't. you as a parent. and can i- tr1:; {64 i wouldn't. you as a parent. and can i just reter— as a parent. and can i just reter to— as a parent. and can i just refer to this?— as a parent. and can i just refer to this? you know, i like my— refer to this? you know, i like my ote — refer to this? you know, i like my notes. yeah.— refer to this? you know, i like my notes. yeah. _ refer to this? you know, i like my notes. yeah. o" «tilt? r:r1::r my notes. yeah. oh, yes, you do. okay but you have for us what we've got today is this is this was yesterday's rishi sunak guarantee fairness guarantee for fairness in schools and nowhere in that does he say that he says, you know, teachers must tell parents that child's questioning the agenda, even the child reviews , no new even the child reviews, no new referred pronouns . he sure they referred pronouns. he sure they ureter— referred pronouns. he sure they umeeet oeremte— referred pronouns. he sure they unless parents give— tr1:;�*"r1:;”r1:;r: he sure they unless parents give consent. so he unless parents give consent. so we re— unless parents give consent. so we to etreety— unless parents give consent. so he is already enabling. but i emmot— he is already enabling. but i cannot disagree— he is already enabling. but i cannot disagree with that more teeeuee— cannot disagree with that more teeeuee tree— cannot disagree with that more because the way— cannot disagree with that more because the way that you solve tute— because the way that you solve the orottem. — because the way that you solve this problem. t:

this problem. sorry be called he she the way you solve this problem is by not giving a reaction. if i was a massive attention seeking nightmare, if i thought the way to get attention was to be trans, i would have been like i'm a him. if you just say fine, whatever, and make a big deal, and make it a no big deal, you're not. you're. no, no. that makes it a bigger deal. that makes it a bigger deal. that makes no and get them- e ggrit : that makes no and get them that e ggit : that makes no and get them that makes it makes no and get them that makes tt-metee— makes no and get them that makes tt-metee e— makes no and get them that makes it-makes a much,— makes no and get them that makes it makes a much, much, it a that makes a much, much, muom— it a that makes a much, much, muom-teet. — it a that makes a much, much, much - deal. you - it a that makes a much, much, much-deal. you just. it a that makes a much, much,i much-deal. you just go, much bigger deal. you just go, cool— much bigger deal. you just go, cool, whatever you are. cool, fine. be whatever you are. it's important. it doesn't it's not important. it doesn't matter. make into matter. but don't make it into something that it isn't. it doesn't matter. it becomes a eoetet— doesn't matter. it becomes a social contagion— : e it becomes a social contagion because the etutemte— social contagion because the| etutemte—eet students realise they can get ewey— students realise they can get ewey-emt— students realise they can get away-and other- students realise they can get away and other ones away with it and other ones etert. — away with it and other ones etert. tut— away with it and other ones start. but-don't- away with it and other ones start. r:r1::r . away with it and other ones. start. but. don't want to away with it and other ones- start. but. don't want to get start. but you don't want to get away it if you don't get away with it if you don't get a reaction for it. if people are like, fine, whatever, it doesn't matter, they don't. one of the bigger teeuee— matter, they don't. one of the bigger issues in— matter, they don't. one of the bigger issues in all— matter, they don't. one of the bigger issues in all of- :1�* . one of the bigger issues in all of this, cetwm— bigger issues in all of this, calvin schools— bigger issues in all of this, calvin schools there us to calvin schools are there us to be calvin schools are there us to te—etout- calvin schools are there us to te—etout tte| be compassionate about the worm.— be compassionate about the worttleteo— be compassionate about the world,-also to- be compassionate about the world, also to teach reality world, but also to teach reality right?— world, but also to teach reality motto-teete- right? to teach facts, which metutee— right? to teach facts, which includes biologic, who's facts, wtoee— includes biologic, who's facts, whose reality? _ includes biologic, who's facts, whose reality? no, no, no. mere— whose reality? no, no, no. there - reality. _ whose reality? \r1::r there reality. religious there are reality. religious eetoote— schools, religious. there are eotoote— schools, religious. there are schools that teach. you schools that will teach. you were saying there are schools to sex. there schools. the sex. there are schools. the eetoote— sex. there are schools. the schools will teach you that schools that will teach you that the literally created

the world was literally created in the dinosaurs in seven days. the dinosaurs didn't exist. that's that's how is that permissible fundamentally, majority is that permissible fui schools, ally, majority is that permissible fuischools,ally, lots majority of schools, lots of lots of religious that. religious schools will do that. about come in here. the difference between - 1 1“ 1ritri the difference between knowledge about come in here. the- difference between knowledge and weueet — difference between knowledge and weueet met-e— difference between knowledge and values. that's the— difference between knowledge and values. that's the problem. when teteeee— values. that's the problem. when rebecca _ school,i values. that's the problem. when rebecca taught school, values. that's the problem. when rebecca taught certain school, values. that's the problem. when rebecca taught certain thingsyl, she was taught certain things trom— she was taught certain things trom e— she was taught certain things from a christian— she was taught certain things from a christian perspective. met-e— from a christian perspective.| mete—eet from a christian perspective.- ttet-e—eet ot that's because that was a set of weueet— that's because that was a set of weueet eet— that's because that was a set of values set that— that's because that was a set of values set that that— that's because that was a set of values set that that school had. now— values set that that school had. wow-eetoot— values set that that school had. now, school should be now, this school should be a eeeuert— now, this school should be a secular-and- now, this school should be a secular-and or- now, this school should be a secular-and or a- secular school and or a cemeter— secular school and or a christian-it- secular school and or a- christian-it shouldn't christian school. it shouldn't belgender_ christian school. it shouldn't be gender affirming trans be a gender affirming trans tteotoey. — be a gender affirming transj tteotoey. —you ideology. but why are you allowed christian allowed to have christian schools and schools? they expect to get tree— schools and schools? they expect to get the knowledge— schools and schools? they expect to get the knowledge of- t :r: t , they expect to get the knowledge of maths eetemee-ttey- to get the knowledge of maths science, they don't science, english. they don't expect— expect to get. you will treat emotter— expect to get. you will treat emotter euet— expect to get. you will treat another pupil as— expect to get. you will treat another pupil as you just do. so another pupil as you just do. so-eem— another pupil as you just do. so-eemlwty— another pupil as you just do. so-canlwhy can- another pupil as you just do. so-canlwhy can i- another pupil as you just do. so-canlwhy can i have. another pupil as you just do. j so-canlwhy can i have a so why can i why can i have a muslim school? why can i have why is it okay to have muslim schools this country where schools in this country where people that it's people are taught that it's appropriate to cover your hair, but not to have a but it's not okay to have a school where they're taught that there are more than two? you can. but i'm saying this isn't tree— can. but i'm saying this isn't the tteotoey— can. but i'm saying this isn't the ideology of— it?" but i'm saying this isn't the ideology of the school, the tteotoey— ideology of the school is a cemeter— ideology of the school is a christian school. if you send your— christian school. if you send your-e— christian school. if you send your-a christian- christian school. if you send your a christian school, your kids to a christian school, you— your kids to a christian school, you-expect— your kids to a christian school, you-expect them- your kids to a christian school, you expect them to learn you don't expect them to learn etout— you don't expect them to learn etout tt— you don't expect them to learn about it shouldn't— you don't expect them to learn about it shouldn't be in rural areas. you don't get a choice where send child to where you send your child to

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covid - rebecca - my covid robinson. rebecca read my superstar already. they're not kicking off already. they're not going tonight. but going anywhere tonight. but coming a muslim coming up as a muslim conservative forced to conservative mayor is forced to resign apologising the resign after apologising to the islamic community for attending a . the left a pride event. as the woke left facing its biggest moral test yet, farage joins me live yet, nigel farage joins me live to offer his unflinching analysis on this. but next in the clash, as kelly osborne launches a stinging attack on the owners, has the montecito owners, has america seen through harry and meghan? niall gardner, ingrid seward and ernest owen roll up their sleeves for a royal rumble debate on the sussexes , debate on the sussexes, including that astonishing moment from kelly osbourne. i'm going to show you it in full, but what do you think about this? email me at gb news. dot com voce del holac gb news on twitter. the clash straight after the .

wake up two mornings on gb news. the people's channel. britain's news . channel— the people's channel. britain's news . channel nigel- 1�* britain's news . channel nigel farage and news. channel nigel farage and row— news. channel nigel farage and toy tomtom— news. channel nigel farage and tory london mayor finalist susan wett— tory london mayor finalist susan wett comme— tory london mayor finalist susan wett come up. — tory london mayor finalist susan hall coming up. e hall coming up. but time now for the clash . watch and just days the clash. watch and just days after harry and meghan were branded grifters by a spotify boss when their £15 million flop cast was axed , the montecito cast was axed, the montecito homeowners have found themselves on the receiving end of yet another public attack. they will leave the runaway royals bruised. this is the moment transatlantic tv star kelly osborne let rip at harry in a devastating takedown of his behaviour. i don't care what my ert.— behaviour. i don't care what my ttt. rt— behaviour. i don't care what my ttt. rt r— behaviour. i don't care what my son did. if i was— t i don't care what my son did. if i was getting erormet— son did. if i was getting

crowned to— son did. if i was getting crowned to be, he would sit in tree— crowned to be, he would sit in the very— crowned to be, he would sit in me very trout— crowned to be, he would sit in the very front row— crowned to be, he would sit in the very front row . o1“ :1�* e the very front row. oh, i don't eeree— the very front row. oh, i don't agree with that. i think harry should should have been sent back. should should have been sent back . i think should should have been sent back. i think harry's a . should should have been sent back. i think harry's a. i should should have been sent back. i think harry's a . i do. back. i think harry's a. i do. i think he's i think he's a he's a whining whinging , complaining. whining whinging, complaining. woe is me. i'm the only one that's ever had mental problems . it's like my life was so hard . everybody's life is hard . you . everybody's life is hard. you were the prince of a country who dressed up as a and now you're trying to come back as the pope . suck it . no, no trying to come back as the pope . suck it. no, no . trying to come back as the pope . suck it . no, no . they always . suck it. no, no. they always hold back the osbornes, don't they ? but as increasing numbers they? but as increasing numbers of they? but as increasing numbers or eeoote— they? but as increasing numbers or people step— e"tiil«r7’ but as increasing numbers of people step forward to give them— of people step forward to give their honest— of people step forward to give their honest assessment of the sueeeee tee— their honest assessment of the sussexes, has america finally trough— sussexes, has america finally seen through harry and meghan? wret— seen through harry and meghan? wet to— seen through harry and meghan? wet to you— seen through harry and meghan? what do you reckon? dan at gb wewe— what do you reckon? dan at gb wewe tot— what do you reckon? dan at gb wewe tot — what do you reckon? dan at gb news dot com vote— what do you reckon? dan at gb news dot com vote in our poll at gb news dot com vote in our poll at oo wewe— news dot com vote in our poll at oo news or— news dot com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter— news dot com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter about rolling up gb news on twitter about rolling uo-eteewee— gb news on twitter about rolling uo-eteewee tor— gb news on twitter about rolling up -sleeves for a _ gb news on twitter about rolling up sleeves for a royal up their sleeves for a royal rumtte— up their sleeves for a royal rumtte-om- up their sleeves for a royal

rumble _on this. - up their sleeves for a royal rumble on this. now is rumble debate on this. now is wereeret— rumble debate on this. now is margaret—former. rumble debate on this. now is margaret former aide, margaret thatcher's former aide, meet— margaret thatcher's former aide, nigel emmeu— margaret thatcher's former aide, nigel gardiner, editor in chief of nigel gardiner, editor in chief ot weteety— nigel gardiner, editor in chief of majesty magazine. ingrid sewert— of majesty magazine. ingrid sewert eut— of majesty magazine. ingrid seward and the— of majesty magazine. ingrid seward and the journalist and euttor— seward and the journalist and euttor. we— seward and the journalist and author. he has— seward and the journalist and author. he has been a long time eueeorter— author. he has been a long time euooorter ot— author. he has been a long time euooorter ot merry— author. he has been a long time supporter of harry and meghan tmeet— supporter of harry and meghan ernest owens. _ supporter of harry and meghan ernest owens. so— supporter of harry and meghan ernest owens. so nigel gardiner, i ernest owens. so nigel gardiner, r meem— ernest owens. so nigel gardiner, r .— ernest owens. so nigel gardiner, r . toot.— ernest owens. so nigel gardiner, i mean , look, we've got the head i mean, look, we've got the head of i mean, look, we've got the head or spotty— i mean, look, we've got the head of spotify podcasts_ i mean, look, we've got the head of spotify podcasts saying trey-re— of spotify podcasts saying they're grifters. now this extraordinary— they're grifters. now this extraordinary rant from kelly oetome. — extraordinary rant from kelly osborne. kelly— extraordinary rant from kelly osborne. kelly is of obviously outerw— osborne. kelly is of obviously ortttem tut— osborne. kelly is of obviously british, but she's— osborne. kelly is of obviously british, but she's lived in amertee— british, but she's lived in america for— british, but she's lived in america for a— british, but she's lived in america for a very, very long ttme. — america for a very, very long ttme. sue-e— america for a very, very long ttme. ste-e e— america for a very, very long time. she's a hollywood fixture . so— time. she's a hollywood fixture . so te— time. she's a hollywood fixture . so to tree— time. she's a hollywood fixture . so is the tide— time. she's a hollywood fixture . so is the tide turning on terry— . so is the tide turning on hwy eut— . so is the tide turning on harry and meghan in the us of a nigel? — harry and meghan in the us of a nigel? wett— harry and meghan in the us of a nigel? well, dan,— harry and meghan in the us of a nigel? �*vw�*rill ji1�* 1�* rig nigel? well, dan, thanks very much for having me on the show here from washington dc . and i here from washington dc. and i fully agree really that the tide has turned against harry and meghan in the united states. increasingly they are figures of tertetom— increasingly they are figures of derision and— increasingly they are figures of derision and mocking fun, tremtty— derision and mocking fun, tremtty .— derision and mocking fun, frankly . and— derision and mocking fun, frankly . and i— derision and mocking fun, frankly . and i think that what frankly. and i think that what you— frankly. and i think that what you ee— frankly. and i think that what you eeeme— frankly. and i think that what you are seeing certainly is the trotty— you are seeing certainly is the trotty nero— you are seeing certainly is the motty nato empire crumbling in cetttomte— motty nato empire crumbling in california and— motty nato empire crumbling in california and harry and meghan are california and harry and meghan wewet—

california and harry and meghan wewet .— california and harry and meghan wewet . r— california and harry and meghan are viewed , i think, by the vast are viewed, i think, by the vast metortty— are viewed, i think, by the vast metortty ot— are viewed, i think, by the vast majority of americans as really mereteetette— majority of americans as really narcissistic whiners who are mueety— narcissistic whiners who are hugely privileged individuals write— hugely privileged individuals while lecturing— hugely privileged individuals while lecturing america about metr— while lecturing america about ttetr ow— while lecturing america about their own lives— while lecturing america about their own lives and also , of their own lives and also, of course, launching relentless etteete— course, launching relentless attacks against— course, launching relentless attacks against the royal family trom— attacks against the royal family trom trom — attacks against the royal family from from california and i do ttmt— from from california and i do ttmt moot— from from california and i do think most americans have just met— think most americans have just tet emouet— think most americans have just tet emouet ot— think most americans have just had enough of the harry and tweeter— had enough of the harry and meghan circus— had enough of the harry and meghan circus .— had enough of the harry and meghan circus . and they are meghan circus. and they are wewet— meghan circus. and they are viewed increasingly , i think, as viewed increasingly, i think, as as viewed increasingly, i think, as ee tteuree— viewed increasingly, i think, as as figures who— viewed increasingly, i think, as as figures who are basically tmmemeety— as figures who are basically immensely privileged, narcissistic— immensely privileged, narcissistic ,- immensely privileged, narcissistic , self—serving and narcissistic, self—serving and who— narcissistic, self—serving and who reetty— narcissistic, self—serving and who really care— narcissistic, self—serving and who really care nothing at all etout— who really care nothing at all about britain— who really care nothing at all about britain and america . about britain and america. tmeet— about britain and america. tmeet amu— about britain and america. ernest and so— about britain and america. ernest and so you - about britain and america. ernest and so you have- about britain and america. ernest and so you have always defended harry and meghan , but defended harry and meghan, but can even you now see that this brand is crumbling, as nigel just said and no , i think that just said and no, i think that what's happening is that there are people, companies, major companies that they sign deals with that are mad. right. and i ttmt— with that are mad. right. and i ttmt treet— with that are mad. right. and i think that they— with that are mad. right. and i think that they don't— itri 1ir: right. and i think that they don't reflect tree— think that they don't reflect the wewe— think that they don't reflect the views of— think that they don't reflect the views of americans. \rr1::r the views of americans. no uttteremt— the views of americans. no

different than _ the views of americans. no different than anybody else. i think what we're seeing here is that there are many companies that there are many companies that really want to cash in on the royal drama and now that, you know, a lot of that interest has subsided, let's be clear. the interest in the drama around the royal family has subsided. but i think there are still a good, healthy amount of people that do like the markle and prince harry relationship . and i prince harry relationship. and i think, to be honest, these corporations are, you know, are back lashing because they're not able to profit as much because there is some interest in maintaining some level. but isn't the reason that spotify , isn't the reason that spotify, for example, has dumped them because they are lazy swindlers? they were paid 20 million bucks and they were paid 20 million bucks emt trey— they were paid 20 million bucks and they delivered— they were paid 20 million bucks and they delivered 13 episodes of and they delivered 13 episodes ot e— and they delivered 13 episodes ot e mee— and they delivered 13 episodes or e ptee poor— and they delivered 13 episodes of a piss poor podcast . the of a piss poor podcast. the ooteeet— of a piss poor podcast. the ooteeet ott— of a piss poor podcast. the podcast did well when it was out. — podcast did well when it was out. r— podcast did well when it was out. r ttmt— podcast did well when it was out. i think the— podcast did well when it was out. ”chi ear podcast did well when it was out. i think the reality is, is that they've gotten busy and i do think there is fair critique about the production. but at the end of the day, spotify ought to be ashamed themselves of

spending on them spending that much money on them anyway. a of this is anyway. i think a lot of this is just who really just people who really overprojected overestimated overprojected and overestimated a lot of this going on for years and years. and i think that now that, you know, has that, you know, harry has written his book and it seems like he would to see some like he would like to see some of subside, the of this drama subside, the financial benefits from these companies that were trying to exploit situation is now, exploit the situation is now, you hitting a rock bottom. you know, hitting a rock bottom. i don't think interest in meghan and harry is i think the scandalous aspects of it that was exploited by these companies that should have given that should have never given them to begin them that much money to begin with happening now? with. is what is happening now? well, they demanded that amount of well, they demanded that amount ot money— well, they demanded that amount or money ingrid— well, they demanded that amount of money. ingrid seward from a royettet— of money. ingrid seward from a royalist perspective , who do you royalist perspective, who do you eeree— royalist perspective, who do you eeree wttt— royalist perspective, who do you agree with here,— royalist perspective, who do you agree with here, niall, or meet— agree with here, niall, or tmeete — agree with here, niall, or ernest ? well,- agree with here, niall, or ernest? �*vw�*rill agree with here, niall, or ernest ? �*vw�*rill agree with here, niall, or ernest? well, just to be annoying, i agree with them both. but i do think ernest has got a really good point. there is a lot of people in- grir d there is a lot of people in america treet— is a lot of people in america ttet towe— is a lot of people in america ttet towe to— is a lot of people in america that love to have— is a lot of people in america that love to have a bit of the gutter— that love to have a bit of the etttter ot— that love to have a bit of the glitter of harry— that love to have a bit of the glitter of harry and meghan. they— glitter of harry and meghan. mey tom-t— glitter of harry and meghan. they don't really care if they are seen as, you— they don't really care if they are seen as, you know, you know,

terry— are seen as, you know, you know, tetty oetome— are seen as, you know, you know, kelly osborne said— are seen as, you know, you know, kelly osborne said obnoxious eeoote— kelly osborne said obnoxious eeoete .— kelly osborne said obnoxious people . mey— kelly osborne said obnoxious people , they don't. “cg people, they don't. they just went— people, they don't. they just went to— people, they don't. they just want to have a bit of the glamour of having this really high profile couple who are probably the most talked about couple in the world. not every day, but a couple in the world. not every oey. tut e tot— couple in the world. not every day, but a lot of— couple in the world. not every day, but a lot of the- rt.rir. 1“ : not every day, but a lot of the time. so yeem— day, but a lot of the time. so yeem tor— day, but a lot of the time. so yeet. tor ert— day, but a lot of the time. so yeah, for all the— day, but a lot of the time. so yeah, for all the wrong- day, but a lot of the time. so yeah, for all the wrong reasons. ingnd yeah, for all the wrong reasons. ingrid for all the wrong reasons. we— ingrid for all the wrong reasons. we love them. yeah, but treet— reasons. we love them. yeah, but ttet tettet— reasons. we love them. yeah, but that talked about— reasons. we love them. yeah, but that talked about for all the wrong— that talked about for all the wrong reasons.— that talked about for all the wrong reasons. _ that talked about for all the wrong reasons. these people. but think a good point . think ernest has a good point. i think that harry and i think that harry ahd meghan i think that harry and meghan etttt— i think that harry and meghan etttt reeve— i think that harry and meghan still havellot_ i think that harry and meghan still havellot of— i think that harry and meghan still have lot of cachet in still have a lot of cachet in amertee— still have a lot of cachet in america. not— still have a lot of cachet in america. not amongst the sort of eoot— america. not amongst the sort of cool cognoscenti_ america. not amongst the sort of cool cognoscenti ,_ america. not amongst the sort of cool cognoscenti , but amongst cool cognoscenti, but amongst the mem— cool cognoscenti, but amongst the more eeoote— cool cognoscenti, but amongst the rich people that just want them — the rich people that just want them to— the rich people that just want them to e— the rich people that just want them to a dinner— the rich people that just want them to a dinner party, maybe. rm— them to a dinner party, maybe. r-m mot— them to a dinner party, maybe. m not eur— them to a dinner party, maybe. i'm not sure because— them to a dinner party, maybe. i'm not sure because the- them to a dinner party, maybe. i'm not sure because the obamas have washed their hands. oprah's washed her hands. now isn't the issue here that actually ingrid's right, i talked about, but i talked about for all of the wrong reasons . you know, i the wrong reasons. you know, i talked about because they're either embarrassing because they're lazy , they're work shy, they're lazy, they're work shy, they're lazy, they're work shy, they're ridiculous . they're they're ridiculous. they're divas. you know, just being

talked alone is not enough talked about alone is not enough to actually build a career . so to actually build a career. so then there's the contrast- so then there's the contrast of, otey. — then there's the contrast of, otey. tott — then there's the contrast of, otey. tott om— then there's the contrast of, okay, hold on, i'll let you come in okay, hold on, i'll let you come to etter— okay, hold on, i'll let you come in after niall— okay, hold on, i'll let you come in after niall yeah.— okay, hold on, i'll let you come in after niall yeah. most ortmery— in after niall yeah. most ordinary americans have had enough— ordinary americans have had enough ot— ordinary americans have had enough of harry— ordinary americans have had enough of harry and meghan and, and enough of harry and meghan and, end r— enough of harry and meghan and, end r woutt— enough of harry and meghan and, end r woutt eey— enough of harry and meghan and, and i would say there are you trow— and i would say there are you know. e— and i would say there are you know. e rew— and i would say there are you know, a few sort— and i would say there are you know, a few sort of hollywood etttee— know, a few sort of hollywood etttee wro— know, a few sort of hollywood elites who still— know, a few sort of hollywood elites who still cling to the oute— elites who still cling to the route eut— elites who still cling to the duke and duchess of sussex. but the teet— duke and duchess of sussex. but the vast majority— duke and duchess of sussex. but the vast majority of american eeoote— the vast majority of american eeoete .— the vast majority of american people . r— the vast majority of american people , i think,— the vast majority of american people , i think, view them as people, i think, view them as memory— people, i think, view them as incredibly selfish, arrogant and mereteetet— incredibly selfish, arrogant and mereteetet .— incredibly selfish, arrogant and narcissist , sick— incredibly selfish, arrogant and narcissist , sick individuals incredibly selfish, arrogant and narcissist, sick individuals. amt— narcissist, sick individuals. amt r— narcissist, sick individuals. amt r to— narcissist, sick individuals. and i do think— narcissist, sick individuals. and i do think that they are out of and i do think that they are out ot touem— and i do think that they are out ot touem r— and i do think that they are out of touch, i think— and i do think that they are out of touch, i think with ordinary amerteeme— of touch, i think with ordinary amerteeme .— of touch, i think with ordinary americans , they're also out of americans, they're also out of touch— americans, they're also out of touch wttt— americans, they're also out of touch with ordinary british oeoete— touch with ordinary british people- we— touch with ordinary british people. we have seen a spectacular— people. we have seen a spectacular decline and fall for tweeter — spectacular decline and fall for tweeter eut— spectacular decline and fall for meghan and harry over the course of meghan and harry over the course ot tree— meghan and harry over the course ot the teet— meghan and harry over the course ot the teet two— meghan and harry over the course of the last two years— meghan and harry over the course of the last two years or so. a retemtteee— of the last two years or so. a relentless decline _ of the last two years or so. a relentless decline in actually eut— relentless decline in actually emt e— relentless decline in actually and a crumbling— relentless decline in actually and a crumbling of their their. vou— and a crumbling of their their. you wemteu— and a crumbling of their their. you wemteu to— and a crumbling of their their. you wanted to come— and a crumbling of their their. you wanted to come back- and a crumbling of their their. you wanted to come back on that? yeah, i think that what he's missing as someone who lives in the united states is that a lot of what you're saying is how they feel about the royals in general and so there's no

exemption. most americans, i ttmt— exemption. most americans, i think collectively— exemption. most americans, i think collectively do- rixri“ rir1“ most americans, i think collectively do not are mot— think collectively do not are not to— think collectively do not are not in favour— think collectively do not are not in favour of— think collectively do not are not in favour of just the monetary— not in favour of just the monarchy in— not in favour of just the monarchy in general. and so a lot monarchy in general. and so a tot ot— monarchy in general. and so a tot ot wret— monarchy in general. and so a lot of what you're— monarchy in general. and so a lot of what you're saying about mereteetete— lot of what you're saying about narcissists is— lot of what you're saying about narcissists is arrogant . lot of what you're saying about narcissists is arrogant. i think treet— narcissists is arrogant. i think ttet eemee— narcissists is arrogant. i think that carries on— narcissists is arrogant. i think that carries on with you know, rrmee — that carries on with you know, rrmee mito— that carries on with you know, prince philip and— that carries on with you know, prince philip and the rest of those— prince philip and the rest of those prince— prince philip and the rest of those prince andrew, everybody there— those prince andrew, everybody ttere .— those prince andrew, everybody over there , don't— those prince andrew, everybody over there , don't bring prince over there, don't bring prince mito— over there, don't bring prince rtttto tuto— over there, don't bring prince philip into this— over there, don't bring prince philip into this. _ over there, don't bring prince philip into this . cirirr: ”c154 1“ philip into this. god rest his emu— philip into this. god rest his soul. leave him, leave him to rest in peace. ernest evans , rest in peace. ernest evans, nigel gardiner, ingrid seward. thank you all so much. but who do you agree with? here is kelly osborne launches a scathing attack on them. has america seen through harry meghan? will through harry and meghan? will fall diane twitter . yes, fall from diane on twitter. yes, they lot were fooled by they have a lot were fooled by they have a lot were fooled by the oprah interview, but ginger and winds have been caught out on many now their on so many lives now their popularity in the states is plummeting from oswald. i think the entire world has seen through them. now, let's hope america isn't too harsh on them, though want them though. we don't want them coming back here. i you're coming back here. i think you're right on that. and aubrey , right on that. and from aubrey, the pattern is becoming more and more frequent , where of all the

more frequent, where of all the celebrities gone supported celebrities gone who supported them they know them two years ago, do they know something look, i something we don't? look, i don't they know anything. don't think they know anything. we aubrey i think they we don't. aubrey i think they know exactly what we know. and they've decided to scarper your verdict. now, in 87% of you agree that america has seen through harry meghan , just through harry and meghan, just 13% you say the country 13% of you say the country remains on board with the duke and duchess of delusion. now, coming sadiq khan's worst coming up, sadiq khan's worst nightmare joins me live in the studio to lay out her battle plan toppling the capital's plan for toppling the capital's worst ever leader. tough talking london finalist susan london mayor finalist susan hall. the woman khan won't even speak to in the lifts at city hall reveals how she'll save london from collapse the next. after a muslim mayor in yorkshire apologises to his religious community for attending a pride event. then resigns after being labelled homophobe phobic. should he have lost his job for upholding his faith ? this is a moral conundrum faith? this is a moral conundrum . nigel farage joins me live to offer his verdict straight after this .

the people's. channel tom bower has the people's. channel tom bower tee ome— the people's. channel tom bower tee met-or— the people's. channel tom bower has some major royal revelations on has some major royal revelations or tree— has some major royal revelations or the wey— has some major royal revelations or the my eo— has some major royal revelations on the way, so don't— has some major royal revelations on the way, so don't go emywtere. — on the way, so don't go anywhere. but- on the way, so don't go anywhere. �*" on the way, so don't go- anywhere. but first, what the farage and the conservative mayor of keighley in west yorkshire has been forced to resign after sparking a homophobia row when he apologised to the local muslim community for his attendance at a council led pride event. so this is mohammed, who was

pictured raising a pride flag as part of the event but quickly took facebook, where took to facebook, where he posted i wholeheartedly apologise my participation apologise for my participation in flag raising ceremony as in the flag raising ceremony as it contradicts my personal beliefs. i want to emphasise that i have also personally repented for this error and reflected deeply on the consequences of my actions. so after facing a barrage of criticism from residents and fellow politicians, nazam has now resigned after less than a month in the role . sir nigel month in the role. sir nigel farage this is one of the moral conundrums of our time, isn't it? the left always so keen to champion diversity , but also so champion diversity, but also so keen to champion muslim representation in major political roles? are has this just morally collided ? us and just morally collided? us and indeed the same— just morally collided? us and indeed the same things- rtrirll ::c us and indeed the same things happened indeed the same things happened to wtemeem— indeed the same things happened in michigan. isn't— indeed the same things happened in michigan. isn't it a small town— in michigan. isn't it a small town to— in michigan. isn't it a small town in michigan where you've got e— town in michigan where you've got e muettm — town in michigan where you've got a muslim majority council eut— got a muslim majority council emt trey-we— got a muslim majority council and they've banned the pride tree—

and they've banned the pride flag completely— and they've banned the pride flag completely and the democrats— flag completely and the democrats are going absolutely tememee— democrats are going absolutely bananas over that. but in the ot— bananas over that. but in the ot wr— bananas over that. but in the case of mr nazam, there is a very.— case of mr nazam, there is a very. very— case of mr nazam, there is a very. very toot— case of mr nazam, there is a very, very good moral for all ootttteteme— very, very good moral for all politicians to— very, very good moral for all politicians to this tale which is politicians to this tale which to tute— politicians to this tale which to tie rt— politicians to this tale which to tie rt you— politicians to this tale which is this if you try— politicians to this tale which is this if you try it to please ert— is this if you try it to please ett ot— is this if you try it to please ett ot tree— is this if you try it to please all of the people- is this if you try it to please all of the people all of the ttme.— all of the people all of the ttme. you— all of the people all of the time, you finish— all of the people all of the time, you finish up pleasing no so— time, you finish up pleasing no so me— time, you finish up pleasing no one. so he goes— time, you finish up pleasing no one. so he goes along, oh, i better— one. so he goes along, oh, i better 90— one. so he goes along, oh, i tetter 90 to— one. so he goes along, oh, i better go to the— one. so he goes along, oh, i better go to the pride event teeeuee— better go to the pride event teeeuee r-m — better go to the pride event because i'm the— better go to the pride event because i'm the mayor then his eommmtty— because i'm the mayor then his own community don't like it, so he own community don't like it, so tee eootoetee— own community don't like it, so tee eeotoetee to— own community don't like it, so he apologise to them and then he gets— he apologise to them and then he tete tre— he apologise to them and then he gets the backlash— he apologise to them and then he gets the backlash on the other erte— gets the backlash on the other ette eut— gets the backlash on the other ette emt te— gets the backlash on the other side and he finishes up having meet— side and he finishes up having ueeet ewerytoty— side and he finishes up having upset everybody. it would have teem— upset everybody. it would have teem better— upset everybody. it would have been better for— upset everybody. it would have been better for him, wiser for ttm— been better for him, wiser for em mot— been better for him, wiser for em not to— been better for him, wiser for him not to attend— been better for him, wiser for him not to attend the pride event— him not to attend the pride event to— him not to attend the pride event in the _ him not to attend the pride event in the first place, but he erotetty— event in the first place, but he erotetty tert— event in the first place, but he probably felt he— event in the first place, but he probably felt he was bullied tuto— probably felt he was bullied tmto tome— probably felt he was bullied into doing it.— probably felt he was bullied into doing it. so yeah. do hide wto— into doing it. so yeah. do hide who you— into doing it. so yeah. do hide who you ere— into doing it. so yeah. do hide who you are, stick— into doing it. so yeah. do hide who you are, stick to that point of who you are, stick to that point ot wew— who you are, stick to that point ot oom-t— who you are, stick to that point of view. don't waver and don't try eut— of view. don't waver and don't try emt eteeee— of view. don't waver and don't try and please both sides . and try and please both sides. and treet— try and please both sides. and ttet eetuetty— try and please both sides. and that actually applies all the way— that actually applies all the wey trough— that actually applies all the way through politics. it reminds me reetty— way through politics. it reminds me reetty ot— way through politics. it reminds me really of david cameron eeymt— me really of david cameron eeyme .— me really of david cameron eeyme . we— me really of david cameron saying , we want- me really of david cameron saying , we want the guardian to saying, we want the guardian to me— saying, we want the guardian to ttte — saying, we want the guardian to ttte wett— saying, we want the guardian to like us. well, don't— saying, we want the guardian to like us. well, don't know what the mormt— like us. well, don't know what

the port ot— like us. well, don't know what the point of it— like us. well, don't know what the point of it was— like us. well, don't know what the point of it was because the ouerttem— the point of it was because the guardian were— the point of it was because the guardian were never going to me— guardian were never going to ttte-emywey— guardian were never going to ttte-emywey. - guardian were never going to like anyway . tv/ririt 1“ guardian were never going to- like-anyway . yeah, no, very like them anyway. yeah, no, very toot— like them anyway. yeah, no, very good point , actually. oh, has good point, actually. oh, has nigel just frozen ? oh, no. we've nigel just frozen? oh, no. we've got you back. nigel we've got you back. nigel i was just going to say , what's really intrigued to say, what's really intrigued kwarteng, though, isn't it, that you've got the woke left who are constantly attacking christian values , you know, but they will values, you know, but they will never criticise as a muslim politician in for their beliefs. i mean, we saw this in scotland, for example , when they went for example, when they went absolutely bananas over the snp candidate to replace nicola sturgeon, but had no problem with humza useless who also didn't vote for gay marriage because of his muslim beliefs. so there is real hypocrisy. i believe , from the left that are believe, from the left that are so keen to tear down the church of england to tear down the roman catholic church. all the time, but never want to question the muslim faith . no, that's

the muslim faith. no, that's right. i the muslim faith. no, that's rtett. r meem— the muslim faith. no, that's right. i mean, i— no, that's right. i mean, i remember in my ttme— right. i mean, i remember in my ttme m— right. i mean, i remember in my time in brussels— right. i mean, i remember in my time in brussels and strasbourg .ttere— time in brussels and strasbourg .ttere we— time in brussels and strasbourg .ttere e— time in brussels and strasbourg , there was a woman there and me— , there was a woman there and ete we— , there was a woman there and ete e— , there was a woman there and she was a representative for the eerty— she was a representative for the oerty m— she was a representative for the women's party in sweden. and i eett— women's party in sweden. and i eett to— women's party in sweden. and i eett to ter— women's party in sweden. and i eett to her e— women's party in sweden. and i said to her a couple of times, toot.— said to her a couple of times, toot. toot— said to her a couple of times, toot. toot et— said to her a couple of times, look, look at what's happening in look, look at what's happening m-r— look, look at what's happening m-r meem— look, look at what's happening in-i mean, it's- look, look at what's happening in i mean, it's become in malmo. i mean, it's become tree— in malmo. i mean, it's become the repe— in malmo. i mean, it's become the rape capital— in malmo. i mean, it's become the rape capital of— in malmo. i mean, it's become the rape capital of europe . the rape capital of europe. wumter— the rape capital of europe. number two,— the rape capital of europe. number two, murder capital in turooe. — number two, murder capital in turooe. amt— number two, murder capital in europe. and this— number two, murder capital in europe. and this is because of a mute— europe. and this is because of a mute mtur— europe. and this is because of a mute tmtue ot— europe. and this is because of a huge influx of people from tttteremt— huge influx of people from different cultures . you know, do different cultures. you know, do you— different cultures. you know, do you eer— different cultures. you know, do you ever question— different cultures. you know, do you ever question actually wtetter— you ever question actually whether this— you ever question actually whether this dominance of islam in whether this dominance of islam to tremo— whether this dominance of islam to wetmo te— whether this dominance of islam in malmo is running into direct contradiction— in malmo is running into direct contradiction with— in malmo is running into direct contradiction with everything your— contradiction with everything your perty— contradiction with everything your party stands for? oh no, ete— your party stands for? oh no, ete eett.— your party stands for? oh no, she said. and— your party stands for? oh no, she said. and it's— your party stands for? oh no, she said. and it's classic of tree— she said. and it's classic of the em — she said. and it's classic of the left. they— she said. and it's classic of the left. they can't face up to any— the left. they can't face up to emy ot— the left. they can't face up to emy ot ttte. — the left. they can't face up to emy ot ttte. r— the left. they can't face up to any of this. i think what it reetty— any of this. i think what it really means,— any of this. i think what it really means, dan, actually , is really means, dan, actually, is treet— really means, dan, actually, is ttet ttemttty— really means, dan, actually, is that identity politics is beginning— that identity politics is beginning to rip us to pieces. tute— beginning to rip us to pieces. the wee— beginning to rip us to pieces. this idea that— beginning to rip us to pieces. this idea that we— beginning to rip us to pieces. this idea that we must all be treetet— this idea that we must all be treated differently according to our treated differently according to teeter— treated differently according to our gender order— treated differently according to our gender order and how we ttemttty— our gender order and how we identify bannau— our gender order and how we identify bannau and what our rettttom— identify bannau and what our rettttom te— identify bannau and what our religion is provide . and it's religion is provide. and it's mot— religion is provide. and it's not christian,— religion is provide. and it's not christian, of- religion is provide. and it's not christian, of course, teme— not christian, of course, because that's- not christian, of course, because that's bad . and really because that's bad. and really wret— because that's bad. and really wtet we— because that's bad. and really what we need— because that's bad. and really what we need to— because that's bad. and really what we need to think about is ,

what we need to think about is, is what we need to think about is, te to— what we need to think about is, te to mom— what we need to think about is, is to become colour—blind to say treet— is to become colour—blind to say ttet we— is to become colour—blind to say that we should— is to become colour—blind to say that we should be— is to become colour—blind to say that we should be promoting not multiculturalism,— that we should be promoting not multiculturalism, but actually some sense of— multiculturalism, but actually some sense of unified identity . some sense of unified identity. amt— some sense of unified identity. amt r— some sense of unified identity. amt r trow— some sense of unified identity. amt t know you— some sense of unified identity. and i know you think back to the out— and i know you think back to the out matte— and i know you think back to the civil rights movement back in the room— civil rights movement back in the 1960s and— civil rights movement back in the 1960s and that very eloquent teeter.— the 1960s and that very eloquent teeter. treme— the 1960s and that very eloquent leader, martin luther king and ttm— leader, martin luther king and tie te— leader, martin luther king and tie te very— leader, martin luther king and this is very relevant . i think, this is very relevant. i think, you— this is very relevant. i think, you trow— this is very relevant. i think, you know, when— this is very relevant. i think, you know, when he said, i want my tour— you know, when he said, i want my tour ttte— you know, when he said, i want my four kids to— you know, when he said, i want my four kids to be— you know, when he said, i want my four kids to be judged not for my four kids to be judged not tor tte— my four kids to be judged not for the colour— my four kids to be judged not for the colour of— my four kids to be judged not for the colour of their skin, tut— for the colour of their skin, tut tor— for the colour of their skin, tut tor tte— for the colour of their skin, but for the content of their otereeter— but for the content of their character, let's— but for the content of their character, let's start judging moote— character, let's start judging eeoeteltte— character, let's start judging people the content of their people on the content of their otereeter— people on the content of their character, not— people on the content of their character, not on— people on the content of their character, not on any other characteristics— character, not on any other characteristics .— character, not on any other characteristics . and you know characteristics. and you know wtete— characteristics. and you know wtete tte— characteristics. and you know what? the world _ characteristics. and you know what? the world would be a better— what? the world would be a better place. _ what? the world would be a better place. tv/ririt 1“ tv/ririt 1“ better place. yeah. yeah. couldn't agree more . i want to couldn't agree more. i want to move on to day lammy because the labour ramona today doubled down on this pledge from labour to prioritise britain's relationship with the eu as he made an undemocratic promise to the trade unlocked conference in birmingham. watch this. nigel last week the conservative party oreee— last week the conservative party preee otttee— last week the conservative party press office attacked me for eeymt— press office attacked me for eeyme treet—

press office attacked me for saying that improving our relationship— saying that improving our relationship with the european umom— relationship with the european umtom wit— relationship with the european union will be— relationship with the european union will be the priority of tree— union will be the priority of the meet— union will be the priority of the next labour— union will be the priority of the next labour government . the next labour government. i tewe— the next labour government. i tewe mo— the next labour government. i have no qualms— the next labour government. i have no qualms about- the next labour government. i have no qualms about repeating this reconnecting britain must start by reconnecting us with our european neighbours because the european union are the our biggest trading partners now. nigel i think what we're seeing mere— nigel i think what we're seeing were re— nigel i think what we're seeing here is exactly— nigel i think what we're seeing here is exactly what ramona and outer— here is exactly what ramona and chief alastair— here is exactly what ramona and chief alastair campbell actually oromteet— chief alastair campbell actually promteet tuet— chief alastair campbell actually promteet tuet e— chief alastair campbell actually promised just a few months ago . promised just a few months ago. tetour— promised just a few months ago. labour enacting— promised just a few months ago. labour enacting their grubby establishment— labour enacting their grubby establishment plot to reverse orextt. — establishment plot to reverse brexit. well,— establishment plot to reverse brexit. well, yes— establishment plot to reverse brexit. well, yes ,- establishment plot to reverse brexit. �*ft�*rill «wilt? brexit. well, yes, partly i think is the truth of that . i think is the truth of that. i mean, look, i think for labour for to try and reverse the constitutional position that we now find ourselves in would simply be madness and would be a disaster for them. but realigning us with single market rules, realigning us with every new piece of legislation that comes from brussels. well that i think they will do . and you know

think they will do. and you know something ? it's been made very something? it's been made very easy for them because the conservative party have done absolutely nothing to get rid of those thousands of regulations, get to us diverge and become competitive . so really resigning competitive. so really resigning up to the single market has been made incredibly easy for them. and what you're seeing here is a complete failure of the entirety of our political class to carry out the result of the brexit referendum . i don't think we're referendum. i don't think we're going to rejoin . i think that going to rejoin. i think that would be absolute madness . but would be absolute madness. but we'll finish up with a genuine rhino brexit in name only and in economic terms in competitive terms. we'll ask ourselves what on earth was it all for? yeah indeed. but lammy is a threat, rem-t— indeed. but lammy is a threat, tem-t tee— indeed. but lammy is a threat, met met me— indeed. but lammy is a threat, isn't he? he's a— indeed. but lammy is a threat, isn't he? he's a oh,— :: but lammy is a threat, isn't he? he's a oh, yes. you know.— isn't he? he's a oh, yes. you know. tte— isn't he? he's a oh, yes. you mow. the gum— isn't he? he's a oh, yes. you know, the guys are full on etotettet. — know, the guys are full on globalist. he's- know, the guys are full on globalist. ri c. 1“ globalist. he's a european unionist. he views those that voted brexit out with almost the same level of contempt that alastair campbell does. of that,

there's no doubt thing. yeah , of there's no doubt thing. yeah, of that there's no doubt. - there's no doubt thing. yeah, of that there's no doubt. but- that there's no doubt. but remember , i— that there's no doubt. but remember , i repeat the point. remember, i repeat the point. the conservative have failed to deliver on many of the things that brexit voters wanted, and that brexit voters wanted, and that opens the door for labour to sign a straight back up to single market rules. nigel farage, who will- single market rules. nigel farage, who will be- 1“gri nigel farage, who will be back here me— farage, who will be back here 7:00 tomorrow— farage, who will be back here 7:00 tomorrow night on gb news. ttemt— 7:00 tomorrow night on gb news. meet you— 7:00 tomorrow night on gb news. meet you eo— 7:00 tomorrow night on gb news. thank you so much,— 7:00 tomorrow night on gb news. thank you so much, nigel. but comme— thank you so much, nigel. but come um— thank you so much, nigel. but coming up, boris— thank you so much, nigel. but coming up, boris johnson's ban trom— coming up, boris johnson's ban from parliament,— coming up, boris johnson's ban from parliament, but the former pm from parliament, but the former err trom— from parliament, but the former pn trope e— from parliament, but the former pn trope e mot— from parliament, but the former pm drops a not so— from parliament, but the former pm drops a not so subtle hint treet— pm drops a not so subtle hint ttet tee-e— pm drops a not so subtle hint ttet rte-e mot— pm drops a not so subtle hint that he's not bowled out just yet .— that he's not bowled out just yet . out— that he's not bowled out just yet . out ee— that he's not bowled out just yet . out ee te— that he's not bowled out just yet . but as he moots that he's not bowled out just yet. but as he moots a that he's not bowled out just yet . but as he moots a truce yet. but as he moots a truce wttt— yet. but as he moots a truce wttt ttett — yet. but as he moots a truce with rishi sunak,— yet. but as he moots a truce with rishi sunak, is the tory omt— with rishi sunak, is the tory etwt we— with rishi sunak, is the tory civil war really— with rishi sunak, is the tory civil war really close to being e— civil war really close to being e try— civil war really close to being over ? my superstar panel weigh over? my superstar panel weigh in over? my superstar panel weigh m or— over? my superstar panel weigh m or treet— over? my superstar panel weigh in on that shortly— over? my superstar panel weigh in on that shortly .— over? my superstar panel weigh in on that shortly . but next, is in on that shortly. but next, is sette— in on that shortly. but next, is settt ttem— in on that shortly. but next, is sadiq khan about— in on that shortly. but next, is sadiq khan about to be brought town— sadiq khan about to be brought towm ty— sadiq khan about to be brought town by me— sadiq khan about to be brought down by his worst— sadiq khan about to be brought down by his worst nightmare, orextt— down by his worst nightmare, brexit champion— down by his worst nightmare, brexit champion and london mayor ttmettet— brexit champion and london mayor ttmettet sueem— brexit champion and london mayor finalist susan hall.— brexit champion and london mayor finalist susan hall. the woman ttem— finalist susan hall. the woman then retueet— finalist susan hall. the woman khan refused to— finalist susan hall. the woman khan refused to even acknowledge wtem— khan refused to even acknowledge wtem trou— khan refused to even acknowledge when thou strolling— khan refused to even acknowledge when thou strolling around the moreot— when thou strolling around the moreot ot— when thou strolling around the corridors of city— when thou strolling around the corridors of city hall joins me twe— corridors of city hall joins me toe to— corridors of city hall joins me toe to twe— corridors of city hall joins me live to give sadiq— corridors of city hall joins me live to give sadiq both barrels eut— live to give sadiq both barrels emt tey— live to give sadiq both barrels emt tey out— live to give sadiq both barrels and lay out her— live to give sadiq both barrels and lay out her plans to take teet—

and lay out her plans to take back london. _ and lay out her plans to take back london. we're back very etortty— back london. we're back very etortty .—

now failed london mayor sadiq ttem— now failed london mayor sadiq ttem tee— now failed london mayor sadiq khan has been— now failed london mayor sadiq khan has been a— now failed london mayor sadiq khan has been a constant scourge to ert— khan has been a constant scourge to ett reettmt— khan has been a constant scourge to all residing in— khan has been a constant scourge to all residing in our once treet— to all residing in our once greet eepttet— to all residing in our once great capital city. but could he be etout— great capital city. but could he be etout to— great capital city. but could he be about to encounter his own woret— be about to encounter his own worst nightmare— be about to encounter his own worst nightmare ?_ be about to encounter his own worst nightmare ? three tory worst nightmare? three tory ttmettete— worst nightmare? three tory finalists remain— worst nightmare? three tory finalists remain in the race to repteee— finalists remain in the race to repteee ttem— finalists remain in the race to replace khan in— finalists remain in the race to replace khan in 2024, and the my— replace khan in 2024, and the omty temete— replace khan in 2024, and the only female contender, susan wett— only female contender, susan wett .— only female contender, susan uett . tee— only female contender, susan wett . tee e— only female contender, susan hall , has a top— only female contender, susan hall, has a top cv for taking ttm— hall, has a top cv for taking mm — hall, has a top cv for taking him on. she's— hall, has a top cv for taking him on. she's a— hall, has a top cv for taking him on. she's a former leader of the tomtom— him on. she's a former leader of the london conservatives and arch—brexiteer_ the london conservatives and arch—brexiteer and has a pureeommt— arch—brexiteer and has a burgeoning reputation as city wette— burgeoning reputation as city hall's toughest— burgeoning reputation as city hall's toughest talking councillor.— hall's toughest talking councillor. and throughout them-e— councillor. and throughout khan's failing— councillor. and throughout khan's failing from out of eomtrot— khan's failing from out of control crime— khan's failing from out of control crime levels to his teremtet— control crime levels to his deranged ulez_ control crime levels to his deranged ulez scheme , susan has deranged ulez scheme, susan has etweye— deranged ulez scheme, susan has etweye teem— deranged ulez scheme, susan has always been firmly— deranged ulez scheme, susan has always been firmly on his case. so always been firmly on his case. so reeve—

always been firmly on his case. so tewe e— always been firmly on his case. so have a look— always been firmly on his case. so have a look at— always been firmly on his case. so have a look at some of their moet— so have a look at some of their most explosive— so have a look at some of their most explosive confrontations as mr weyor— most explosive confrontations as mr treyor m— most explosive confrontations as our treyor m ert— most explosive confrontations as mr mayor in all honesty, do you ttemt— mr mayor in all honesty, do you term you— mr mayor in all honesty, do you ttmt you reeve— mr mayor in all honesty, do you think you have made labour a tomtom— think you have made labour a tomtom tet— think you have made labour a london beg your— think you have made labour a london beg your pardon, safer in zoroe — london beg your pardon, safer in zoroe r— london beg your pardon, safer in 2019? i think— london beg your pardon, safer in 2019? i think we— london beg your pardon, safer in 2019? i think we have- london beg your pardon, safer in 2019? mr mayor, 2019? i think we have. mr mayor, i 2019? i think we have. mr mayor, r ttemt— 2019? i think we have. mr mayor, rttmt you-re— 2019? i think we have. mr mayor, i think you're delusional- 2019? i think we have. mr mayor, i think you're delusional .- 2019? mr mayor, i think you're delusional . we i think you're delusional. we reeve— i think you're delusional. we tewe eort— i think you're delusional. we have record knife crime record eoeet— have record knife crime record eoeet murert— have record knife crime record soared murder numbers. and yet you ee— soared murder numbers. and yet you ee e— soared murder numbers. and yet you ee e treyor— soared murder numbers. and yet you as a mayor have wasted a eort— you as a mayor have wasted a eort emomt— you as a mayor have wasted a record amount of— you as a mayor have wasted a record amount of taxpayer's money — record amount of taxpayer's money r— record amount of taxpayer's money. i walked— record amount of taxpayer's money. i walked up and down the mem— money. i walked up and down the more etreet— money. i walked up and down the high etreet .— money. i walked up and down the high etreet. r— money. i walked up and down the high street . i live— money. i walked up and down the high street . i live hatch end high street. i live hatch end uret— high street. i live hatch end high street— high street. i live hatch end high street with— high street. i live hatch end high street with the telegraph . high street with the telegraph. the high street with the telegraph. me otter— high street with the telegraph. me other tey— high street with the telegraph. the other day we— high street with the telegraph. the other day we went in most of the mope— the other day we went in most of the etope eut— the other day we went in most of the shops and not— the other day we went in most of the shops and not one them the shops and not one of them ttouttt— the shops and not one of them ttouttt tte— the shops and not one of them thought the ulez_ the shops and not one of them thought the ulez was a good ttee. — thought the ulez was a good ttee. wot— thought the ulez was a good idea. not not— thought the ulez was a good idea. not not one of them . i idea. not not one of them. i trope— idea. not not one of them. i trope youre— idea. not not one of them. i hope you're listening to the peopte— hope you're listening to the peopte ee— hope you're listening to the peopte very— hope you're listening to the people are very upset about the ma— people are very upset about the uttz eut— people are very upset about the ulez and that,— people are very upset about the ulez and that, ladies and eemttemem— ulez and that, ladies and gentlemen, is— ulez and that, ladies and gentlemen, is your mayor. he toeem-t— gentlemen, is your mayor. he doesn't listen— gentlemen, is your mayor. he doesn't listen to— gentlemen, is your mayor. he doesn't listen to a word any of us doesn't listen to a word any of m eey— doesn't listen to a word any of m eey .— doesn't listen to a word any of m eey . sueem— doesn't listen to a word any of us say. susan hall, great to reeve— us say. susan hall, great to tewe you— us say. susan hall, great to tewe you m— us say. susan hall, great to have you in the— us say. susan hall, great to have you in the studio . have you in the studio. look, tot-e— have you in the studio. look, tet-e eut— have you in the studio. look, tet-e out to— have you in the studio. look, let's cut to the— have you in the studio. look, let's cut to the chase . sadiq let's cut to the chase. sadiq khan cannot stand you, can he ? khan cannot stand you, can he? he hates your guts . he won't

he hates your guts. he won't even talk to you at city hall. and you say that makes you the perfect person to take him on. and it certainly does. and my tootmeee— and it certainly does. and my tootmeee r— and it certainly does. and my goodness, i do— and it certainly does. and my goodness, i do want to take him on goodness, i do want to take him or eut— goodness, i do want to take him or emt mete— goodness, i do want to take him or emt mete e— goodness, i do want to take him on and make a much better mayor ttem— on and make a much better mayor ttem ttem— on and make a much better mayor them them we— on and make a much better mayor than than he is.— on and make a much better mayor than than he is. he— on and make a much better mayor than than he is. he doesn't even tte— than than he is. he doesn't even ttte tomtom— than than he is. he doesn't even like london. he— than than he is. he doesn't even like london. he moans about tomtom— like london. he moans about tomtom. we— like london. he moans about london. he wants— like london. he moans about london. he wants to pull our our etetuee— london. he wants to pull our our etetuee towm. — london. he wants to pull our our statues down. he— london. he wants to pull our our statues down. he wants to change our statues down. he wants to change roet— statues down. he wants to change our road names . and he doesn't our road names. and he doesn't towe— our road names. and he doesn't towe tomtom— our road names. and he doesn't towe tomtom. r— our road names. and he doesn't love london. i love— our road names. and he doesn't love london. i love london. i'm you— love london. i love london. i'm you to.— love london. i love london. i'm sure you do. well,— love london. i love london. i'm sure you do. well, it feels like rte-e— sure you do. well, it feels like he's embarrassed— sure you do. well, it feels like he's embarrassed of london. tv/ritir he's embarrassed of london. yes , he's embarrassed of london. yes . met-e— he's embarrassed of london. yes , that's right. how— he's embarrassed of london. yes , that's right. how dare- he's embarrassed of london. tv/ritir tg1“ how dare he be? , that's right. how dare he be? wow— , that's right. how dare he be? how tere— , that's right. how dare he be? how tere te— , that's right. how dare he be? how dare he be?— , that's right. how dare he be? how dare he be? i'm- t g“ how dare he be? how dare he be? i'm very proud of how dare he be? i'm very proud ot tomtom— how dare he be? i'm very proud of london and— how dare he be? i'm very proud of london and i— how dare he be? i'm very proud of london and i would love to be its of london and i would love to be tte treyor. — of london and i would love to be tte treyor. wow.— of london and i would love to be its mayor. now, now,- of london and i would love to be its mayor. \rrirr.r1 of london and i would love to be its mayor. \rr1::rrrr1 its mayor. now, now, talk to me about your personal relationship, because i'm told that he will ignore you when you come face to face at city hall. he has that much personal animosity because you have been prepared to call him out. yes, but , you know, so be it. 1“ yes, but , you know, so be it. it's but, you know, so be it. it's pottttee— but, you know, so be it. it's pottttee. vee— but, you know, so be it. it's politics. yes. i— but, you know, so be it. it's politics. yes. i don't mind. r-tt— politics. yes. i don't mind. to tete— politics. yes. i don't mind. i'll take anybody on if i don't ttemt— i'll take anybody on if i don't think something's right, i'll say— think something's right, i'll eey eo— think something's right, i'll eey we— think something's right, i'll say so. we have— think something's right, i'll say so. we have too many people treet— say so. we have too many people ttet tom-t— say so. we have too many people that don't stand— say so. we have too many people that don't stand up.— say so. we have too many people that don't stand up. and as a as

an that don't stand up. and as a as em eeeemtty— that don't stand up. and as a as an assembly member, my job is to erttttue— an assembly member, my job is to erttttue wret— an assembly member, my job is to critique what he— an assembly member, my job is to critique what he does and to eerutmtee— critique what he does and to scrutinise what— critique what he does and to scrutinise what he does. and ttet-e— scrutinise what he does. and that's exactly— scrutinise what he does. and that's exactly what i do . trirri that's exactly what i do. now, toot.— that's exactly what i do. now, toot. r— that's exactly what i do. now, toot. r ttmt— that's exactly what i do. now, look, i think you've got very sound conservative principles. you know, you're a brexiteer . you know, you're a brexiteer. you're you're tax tory. you're you're a low tax tory. absolutely. but are those two policy areas actually a liability for you in liberal london? no, i think there's lots of london? no, i think there's lots or peopte— london? no, i think there's lots or peopte treet— london? no, i think there's lots of people that have— :c no, i think there's lots of people that have those same ttouttte— of people that have those same ttouttte tut— of people that have those same thoughts, but there's lots more to every— thoughts, but there's lots more to every toty— thoughts, but there's lots more to every body. you— thoughts, but there's lots more to every body. you can't judge ewerytoty— to every body. you can't judge ewerytoty tuet— to every body. you can't judge ewerytoty tuet ty— to every body. you can't judge everybody just by some things. i mean, i'm passionate about this uttz— mean, i'm passionate about this ulez extension— mean, i'm passionate about this ulez extension .— mean, i'm passionate about this ulez extension . it— mean, i'm passionate about this ulez extension . it has to come ulez extension. it has to come out— ulez extension. it has to come out tt— ulez extension. it has to come out tt rm— ulez extension. it has to come out if i'm mayor— ulez extension. it has to come out if i'm mayor or— ulez extension. it has to come out if i'm mayor or when i'm mayor-— out if i'm mayor or when i'm treyor. rt— out if i'm mayor or when i'm treyor. rt wit— out if i'm mayor or when i'm mayor. it will come out on the tie— mayor. it will come out on the ttret tey— mayor. it will come out on the first day because— mayor. it will come out on the first day because ulez is teetroyme— first day because ulez is destroying people lives, isn't to — destroying people lives, isn't to wet.— destroying people lives, isn't to wet. tt— destroying people lives, isn't it? well, it certainly- destroying people lives, isn't it? �*ft�*ricc e t 4 r:r1:r it? well, it certainly will do when the outer london one goes in. if he if he still does it, yes,— in. if he if he still does it, yee tt— in. if he if he still does it, yee. tt wit.— in. if he if he still does it, yes, it will. and— 1“ if he if he still does it, yes, it will. and these are hard working— yes, it will. and these are hard working londoners . they just working londoners. they just oer-t— working londoners. they just out mort— working londoners. they just can't afford to— working londoners. they just can't afford to replace their eut— can't afford to replace their emt tuy— can't afford to replace their car and buy his— can't afford to replace their car and buy his own buy his own etmteetom— car and buy his own buy his own admission that— car and buy his own buy his own admission that it— car and buy his own buy his own admission that it won't make tertty— admission that it won't make tertty my— admission that it won't make hardly any difference to air tuettty— hardly any difference to air tuettty .— hardly any difference to air tuettty . so— hardly any difference to air quality. so it's— hardly any difference to air quality . so it's just nothing quality. so it's just nothing out— quality. so it's just nothing tut e— quality. so it's just nothing tut e tee.—

quality. so it's just nothing but a tax. that's all it is . quality. so it's just nothing but a tax. that's all it is. so r— but a tax. that's all it is. so r tuet— but a tax. that's all it is. so r tuet te— but a tax. that's all it is. so can i just be very— but a tax. that's all it is. so can i just be very clear- but a tax. that's all it is. so can i just be very clear on your pledge, because your conservative rival is are let's be honest about this. they've been a little bit murky when it comes to ulez. so you are pledging if you are mayor de one the ulez expansion in goes yes and i am not murky. it goes day one. no question.— and i am not murky. it goes day one. no question. no— and i am not murky. it goes day one. no question. no ifs,- i1“r: it goes day one. no question. no ifs, no tute— one. no question. no ifs, no tute. rte— one. no question. no ifs, no buts. it's gone— one. no question. no ifs, no buts. it's gone now. w1") one. no question. no ifs, no buts. it's gone now. kitty r:rir buts. it's gone now. why do you think labour sticks by sadiq khan ? because he's been a khan? because he's been a failure when it comes to crime . failure when it comes to crime. he's been a failure when it comes to transport. he's been a failure the economy . me and failure on the economy. me and it feels to me like he's using the job to turn himself into some sort of left wing celebrity. i mean, he was off in america looking into legalising drugs . i america looking into legalising drugs. i mean, i would argue the last thing london needs is drug legalisation. he's currently on some huge book tour trying to turn himself into some sort of greater tornberg figure. why does labour stand by him? i

don't know . and i can't imagine don't know. and i can't imagine treme— don't know. and i can't imagine teme rm— don't know. and i can't imagine teeuee rm to— don't know. and i can't imagine because i'm in uxbridge now. where— because i'm in uxbridge now. where there's— because i'm in uxbridge now. where there's the by—election, the where there's the by—election, tte tetour— where there's the by—election, the labour candidate, it says tee— the labour candidate, it says te-e tor— the labour candidate, it says te-e tor ert— the labour candidate, it says he's for all the— the labour candidate, it says he's for all the ulez. now i've teem— he's for all the ulez. now i've been knocking— he's for all the ulez. now i've been knocking on— he's for all the ulez. now i've been knocking on doors in uxtrttte— been knocking on doors in uxbridge ee— been knocking on doors in uxbridge as all- been knocking on doors in uxbridge as all good tories in tomtom— uxbridge as all good tories in tomtom ee— uxbridge as all good tories in london are doing— uxbridge as all good tories in london are doing at the moment ent— london are doing at the moment emt etr— london are doing at the moment emt ett were— london are doing at the moment and all we're hearing about is the and all we're hearing about is tte uttz— and all we're hearing about is the ulez extension. so let's see tow— the ulez extension. so let's see tow tow— the ulez extension. so let's see tow tow tte— the ulez extension. so let's see how how the good— the ulez extension. so let's see how how the good people of uetrttte— how how the good people of uxbridge vote— how how the good people of uxbridge vote because they're not teppy— uxbridge vote because they're not teppy etout— uxbridge vote because they're not happy about this at all. tom-t— not happy about this at all. tom-t you— not happy about this at all. don't you have— not happy about this at all. don't you have a real issue, though.— don't you have a real issue, though, because— don't you have a real issue, though, because you could be the teet— though, because you could be the best candidate— though, because you could be the best candidate in— though, because you could be the best candidate in the world rummmt— best candidate in the world running-sadiq- best candidate in the world running-sadiq but running against sadiq khan, but how running against sadiq khan, but tow-teet— running against sadiq khan, but how-deal with- running against sadiq khan, but how-deal with the- how do you deal with the headwinds_ how do you deal with the headwinds what the headwinds of what the conservative - headwinds of what the conservative party nationally is teemte — conservative party nationally is teemte r— conservative party nationally is facing? i mean,— conservative party nationally is facing? 1“ 1“ conservative party nationally is facing? 1“ trig facing? i mean, shaun bailey, you know, he's a he's a member of our superstar panel. he actually sadiq khan closer actually ran sadiq khan closer than most people gave him credit for. but of course, he was still dragged down by some of the issues nationally with the conservative party at the time. so do avoid them? susan? so how do you avoid them? susan? i think people have i genuinely think people have eteotutety— i genuinely think people have absolutely had— i genuinely think people have absolutely had enough of sadiq ttem— absolutely had enough of sadiq them-r— absolutely had enough of sadiq ttem-r ttmt— absolutely had enough of sadiq khan, i think they see in me khan, and i think they see in me eometoty— khan, and i think they see in me somebody-would— khan, and i think they see in me somebody would stand for somebody that would stand up for ttem —wettl them because i blooming well woutt— them because i blooming well would somebody— them because i blooming well would somebody who would sort

the would somebody who would sort tte-out— would somebody who would sort the-out because- would somebody who would sort the out because they're the police out because they're in the police out because they're m epeetet— the police out because they're in special measures for the ttret—ttetoryl in special measures for the ttret—ttetory .i in special measures for the. first—history , as first time in their history, as is first time in their history, as te tte— first time in their history, as is the london— first time in their history, as is the london fire brigade and you-re— is the london fire brigade and youre going— is the london fire brigade and youre tomt to— is the london fire brigade and you're going to pump £200 mttttom— you're going to pump £200 mttttom us— you're going to pump £200 million us because i've been etetrmem— million us because i've been etetrmem ot— million us because i've been chairman of the— million us because i've been chairman of the budget committee , i chairman of the budget committee . r mow— chairman of the budget committee . t know where— chairman of the budget committee , i know where money would , i know where that money would tome-ent— , i know where that money would tome-mt ttet— , i know where that money would come and that would come from and that would eetuetty— come from and that wouldj actually—police come from and that would. actually—police to actually go into the police to eet— actually go into the police to eetlepeetet— actually go into the police to set i special units - actually go into the police to set special units to deal set up special units to deal wttt— set up special units to deal with burglaries.— set up special units to deal with burglaries. so you have greet— with burglaries. so you have great plans. i understand that. but there are going to be but surely there are going to be a of people you, a lot of people saying to you, but look at rishi sunak, but look, look at rishi sunak, look at the civil war at westminster that's going to put them you and do you know them off you and do you know what i will say to them? look at london. look at the— what i will say to them? look at london. look at the mess- 4 c look at london. look at the mess khan tee— london. look at the mess khan tee mete— london. look at the mess khan tee mete ot— london. look at the mess khan has made of london. and i pledge to you— has made of london. and i pledge to you r— has made of london. and i pledge to you r wit— has made of london. and i pledge to you r wttt put— has made of london. and i pledge to you i will put it— has made of london. and i pledge to you i will put it right and i wttt. — to you i will put it right and i wttt. amt— to you i will put it right and i wttt. amt r— to you i will put it right and i will. and i hope— to you i will put it right and i will. and i hope i'll be able to tert— will. and i hope i'll be able to tett to— will. and i hope i'll be able to tett to peopte— will. and i hope i'll be able to talk to people thanks people talk to people thanks to people like talk to people thanks to people tte you— talk to people thanks to people like you letting— talk to people thanks to people like you letting me on your etow— like you letting me on your etow. so— like you letting me on your etow. so r— like you letting me on your show. so i can— like you letting me on your show. so i can let people know tte— show. so i can let people know tte ttme— show. so i can let people know over the time what— show. so i can let people know over the time what my plans are . amt— over the time what my plans are . amt rm— over the time what my plans are .amt rm topmo— over the time what my plans are . and i'm hoping are have . and i'm hoping people are have had . and i'm hoping people are have tet ttem— . and i'm hoping people are have tet ttetr eyee— . and i'm hoping people are have had their eyes open— . and i'm hoping people are have had their eyes open to just how tet— had their eyes open to just how tet sette— had their eyes open to just how bad sadiq khan— had their eyes open to just how bad sadiq khan is.— had their eyes open to just how bad sadiq khan is. well, look, i tottowet— bad sadiq khan is. well, look, i tottowet your— bad sadiq khan is. well, look, i followed your career for a long ttme— followed your career for a long ttme ent— followed your career for a long ttme emt r— followed your career for a long time and i think— followed your career for a long time and i think why i'm so concerned about— time and i think why i'm so

concerned about what's going on in concerned about what's going on m tomtom— concerned about what's going on m tomtom te— concerned about what's going on in london is that— concerned about what's going on in london is that i'm seeing it ttemtetrete— in london is that i'm seeing it disintegrate in— in london is that i'm seeing it disintegrate in front of my very eyee. — disintegrate in front of my very eyee. r— disintegrate in front of my very eyee. r meem— disintegrate in front of my very eyes. i mean, this— disintegrate in front of my very eyes. i mean, this is- disintegrate in front of my very eyes. i mean, this is a- disintegrate in front of my very eyes. 1“ eyes. i mean, this is a city that i've chosen for the past two decades to be my home. i believed it was absolutely hands down the greatest city in the world. now, over the past couple of years, you know, i've been mugged three times in this city. you know, crime is out of control. it's impossible to drive anywhere in london now. i mean , do you think london can mean, do you think london can return to being the number one city in the world? it can return if we have a mayor that really cares and really loves london and will roll their sleeves up and will roll their sleeves up and start on day one? and i would because— and start on day one? and i would because it's- i1“r: r:i c and i would because it's worth it. toot— would because it's worth it. toot et— would because it's worth it. look at london.— would because it's worth it. look at london. look at what we do look at london. look at what we to m— look at london. look at what we to m tomtom— look at london. look at what we do in london. we— look at london. look at what we do in london. we need a mayor ttet— do in london. we need a mayor ttet te— do in london. we need a mayor ttet te prout— do in london. we need a mayor that is proud of— do in london. we need a mayor that is proud of london and will fix that is proud of london and will to ttmte. — that is proud of london and will to ttmee. amt— that is proud of london and will fix things. and that's exactly wtet— fix things. and that's exactly wtet r— fix things. and that's exactly what i would— fix things. and that's exactly what i would do— fix things. and that's exactly what i would do is boris johnson the what i would do is boris johnson tte teet— what i would do is boris johnson tte teet weyor— what i would do is boris johnson the best mayor that london's tet.— the best mayor that london's ever had, compared to the otteree— ever had, compared to the others? absolutely, yes , he is. others? absolutely, yes, he is. he te— others? absolutely, yes, he is. he he ttt— others? absolutely, yes, he is. he he did care— others? absolutely, yes, he is. he he did care about it. to be

tem— he he did care about it. to be tetr. r— he he did care about it. to be tetr. r ttret— he he did care about it. to be fair, i think livingstone cared as fair, i think livingstone cared ee wett. — fair, i think livingstone cared ee wett. r— fair, i think livingstone cared ee wett. r to— fair, i think livingstone cared as well. i do .— fair, i think livingstone cared as well. i do . you know, you've as well. i do. you know, you've got— as well. i do. you know, you've got to— as well. i do. you know, you've got to te— as well. i do. you know, you've got to te tetr— as well. i do. you know, you've got to te tetr .— as well. i do. you know, you've got to be fair. but— as well. i do. you know, you've got to be fair. but sadiq khan toee— got to be fair. but sadiq khan toee mot— got to be fair. but sadiq khan does not care— got to be fair. but sadiq khan does not care about london. he's not prout— does not care about london. he's not prout etout— does not care about london. he's not proud about london. and he metee— not proud about london. and he makes excuses— not proud about london. and he makes excuses for— not proud about london. and he makes excuses for things in tomtom— makes excuses for things in tomtom. amt— makes excuses for things in london. and as— makes excuses for things in london. and as for tearing down our london. and as for tearing down etetuee— london. and as for tearing down our statues, disgraceful. would you went— our statues, disgraceful. would you went torre— our statues, disgraceful. would you want boris johnson to eempettm— you want boris johnson to eempettm tor— you want boris johnson to campaign for you ? you want boris johnson to- campaign for you ? is he an asset campaign for you? is he an asset or a liability with where we are at the moment? i'd be thrilled if at the moment? i'd be thrilled tt emytoty— at the moment? i'd be thrilled if anybody came— at the moment? i'd be thrilled if anybody came and- c i'd be thrilled if anybody came and campaigned wttt— if anybody came and campaigned wttt me— if anybody came and campaigned wttt amt— if anybody came and campaigned with me. and if— if anybody came and campaigned with me. and if you were done, i'd with me. and if you were done, r-t te— with me. and if you were done, r-t te very.— with me. and if you were done, to te very. very— with me. and if you were done, i'd be very, very grateful. v/rir. i'd be very, very grateful. you trow— i'd be very, very grateful. you know mee— i'd be very, very grateful. you know met to— i'd be very, very grateful. you know me? no spin,- i'd be very, very grateful. you know me? no spin, no bias, no censorship on this show. susan hall , one of censorship on this show. susan hall, one of the censorship on this show. susan hall , one of the three finalists hall, one of the three finalists to be london mayor. thank you very much for being here. susan now, coming up, after being described as an grifter by spotify bosses, meghan markle swiftly finds herself embroiled in yet another sussex storm after being accused of faking her £50 million flop cast interviews a royal scoop getters kyra kennedy and charlotte griffiths are investing dating this latest montecito bombshell shortly. but next, as boris

teases another innings after the partygate stitch up, has the former pm given his biggest hint yet that he's ready to bat again in the political theatre? and is bojo right to move to truce with rishi sunak for the sake of ending the tory civil war? while my superstar panel weigh in on that next. plus we're going to have a first look how have a first look at how tomorrow's newspaper front pages are the terrible north are covering the terrible north atlantic submarine rescue story . don't go anywhere. we're back with the front pages in just two minutes time.

is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight, boris hints he will bat for britain again as the most popular pm in a generation. regroups after being hounded from westminster and banned for

life from parliament, bojo bids to end the tory civil war by seeking a temporary truce with rishi sunak before declaring there's always another innings . there's always another innings. but as boris right to call for peace in the conservative camp and amid another troubling poll slump , has the partygate stitch slump, has the partygate stitch up actually damaged his successor? sunak my superstar panel get stuck into that next. and tonight, i'm joined by amanda platell. kelvin robinson and rebecca reid . also coming up and rebecca reid. also coming up tonight, harry and meghan's big charade continues to unravel with this devastating takedown from transatlantic tv star kelly osborne. he's a he's a whining whinging complaining, woe is me. i'm the only one that's ever had memtet— i'm the only one that's ever had mental problems— i'm the only one that's ever had mental problems . _ i'm the only one that's ever had mental problems . mental problems. but after a top spotify exec called the sussexes, a pair of grifters has meghan now also been exposed for faking? interview issues on her £50 million flop cast? well, our royal scoop getters kara kennedy and charlotte griffiths

investigate shortly. plus, in another montecito bombshell, esteemed royal biographer tom bower, sensationally reveals why harry and meghan could shake off their swindler reputation by wait for it dramatically changing their names. you're not going to guess what might inspire their new rebrand. tom is going to reveal all mean while as he claims that an older man with a younger woman wouldn't faced the same wouldn't have faced the same backlash the scandal as backlash over the itv scandal as elton right. the phillip elton john. right. the phillip schofield old simply victim schofield old is simply a victim of homophobia and chef gino d'acampo caused downright chaos with his big return to the this morning kitchen . today was going morning kitchen. today was going to mete— morning kitchen. today was going to make melanzane_ morning kitchen. today was going to make melanzane alla- to make melanzane alla permtttemt— to make melanzane alla parmigiana. yes you know the big that parmigiana. yes you know the big ttet tte— parmigiana. yes you know the big ttet tt-e ome— parmigiana. yes you know the big that it's one of— parmigiana. yes you know the big that it's one of my— parmigiana. yes you know the big that it's one of my aubergine epperemtty— that it's one of my aubergine epperemtty t— that it's one of my aubergine apparently i can't do anything wttt— apparently i can't do anything with aubergine— apparently i can't do anything with aubergine at the moment. i'll with aubergine at the moment. r-tt tott— with aubergine at the moment. r-tt tett you— with aubergine at the moment. i'll tell you what's— with aubergine at the moment. i'll tell you what's toxic. - with aubergine at the moment. i'll tell you what's toxic. i've always found toxic , which is always found toxic, which is aubergine. do you like aubergine ? i'll bring you the full hilarious— ? i'll bring you the full hilarious and- 7’ i'll bring you the full hilarious and excruciating momet— hilarious and excruciating momet ot— hilarious and excruciating moment of madness . and the moment of madness. and the meet— moment of madness. and the teteet trom — moment of madness. and the latest from the _ moment of madness. and the latest from the schofield eeemtet— latest from the schofield eeemtet .— latest from the schofield scandal . rocky itv in the scandal. rocky itv in the

wettetuzz— scandal. rocky itv in the mediabuzz find out which of my eupereter— mediabuzz find out which of my eupereter penet— mediabuzz find out which of my superstar panel nominated andrew tate superstar panel nominated andrew tete tor— superstar panel nominated andrew tate for tonight's— superstar panel nominated andrew tate for tonight's greatest trttem— tate for tonight's greatest trttetm or— tate for tonight's greatest britain or union jackass. and tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot tomorrow's newspaper front pages tot-tte— tomorrow's newspaper front pages tot-tte preee— tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot the press imminently , hot off the press imminently, metutmt— hot off the press imminently, including updates from including latest updates from the including latest updates from tte-etetue— including latest updates from the against time to rescue the race against time to rescue the race against time to rescue tte ew— the race against time to rescue the crew-that— the race against time to rescue the crew that tragic titanic the crew of that tragic titanic eumertmet — the crew of that tragic titanic submarine. latest on submarine. with the latest on ttet— submarine. with the latest on ttet ow— submarine. with the latest on that now, though, here's polly middlehurst— that now, though, here's polly middlehurst .— that now, though, here's polly middlehurst . _ that now, though, here's polly middlehurst . ji1“ that now, though, here's polly middlehurst. ji1“ middlehurst. dan, thank you. well, the top story tonight is the five people inside a missing submersible, which was on its way to view the wreckage of the titanic in the north atlantic. we hear today that they have on board just 40 hours oxygen left it. and it's being reported that specialist equipment here in the uk with the capability to help locate the vessel has been turned down by the us government despite allegedly getting clearance from the mod. but the family of the british billionaire and explorer hamish harding, who's on board, say they have great faith and trust

in the rescue teams. they have great faith and trust in the rescue teams . and in the rescue teams. and tonight, king charles has asked tonight, king charles has asked to be kept informed . captain to be kept informed. captain jamie frederick from the us coastguard says the search is very complex . us and canadian very complex. us and canadian coeettuert— very complex. us and canadian coeettuert atr— rig t.rir1“ us and canadian coastguard air national guard etrerett— coastguard air national guard etrerett eut— coastguard air national guard aircraft and the— coastguard air national guard aircraft and the polar prince, wttt— aircraft and the polar prince, wttet tewe— aircraft and the polar prince, which have searched a combine for which have searched a combine tor momm— which have searched a combine for 7600mi2, an— which have searched a combine for 7600mi2, an area larger than the for 7600mi2, an area larger than tte etete— for 7600mi2, an area larger than tte etete ot— for 7600mi2, an area larger than the state of connecticut . these the state of connecticut. these eet— the state of connecticut. these search efforts— the state of connecticut. these search efforts have— the state of connecticut. these search efforts have focussed on tott— search efforts have focussed on tott mee— search efforts have focussed on both surface with— search efforts have focussed on both surface with c 130 aircraft eeeretmt— both surface with c 130 aircraft eeeretmt ty— both surface with c 130 aircraft searching by sight and with reter— searching by sight and with reter ent— searching by sight and with radar and subsurface with p—3 ttree— radar and subsurface with p—3 three aircraft— radar and subsurface with p—3 three aircraft that— radar and subsurface with p—3 three aircraft that were able to trop— three aircraft that were able to top ent— three aircraft that were able to drop and monitor— three aircraft that were able to drop and monitor sonar buoys to mm— drop and monitor sonar buoys to tete ttoee— drop and monitor sonar buoys to date those search— drop and monitor sonar buoys to date those search efforts have not ytettet— date those search efforts have not yielded any— date those search efforts have not yielded any results . we know not yielded any results. we know mere-e— not yielded any results. we know ttere-e etout— not yielded any results. we know there's about there's about 40 toure— there's about there's about 40 toure ot— there's about there's about 40 hours of breathable air left wett— hours of breathable air left wett ewey— hours of breathable air left well away from _ hours of breathable air left well away from that search. moote— well away from that search. nicola sturgeon _ well away from that search. nicola sturgeon spoke- well away from that search. nicola sturgeon spoke out for the first time today on her return to the scottish parliament at holyrood , the parliament at holyrood, the first time since her arrest that the former first minister of scotland told reporters she's absolutely certain she's done

nothing wrong . and that's after nothing wrong. and that's after she was arrested and released without charge following a police investigation into the snp's finances. ms sturgeon wouldn't say, though, whether she would stand down from the party. the social media personality andrew tate and his brother tristan have been charged with rape. human trafficking and forming a criminal gang to exploit women . criminal gang to exploit women. they've been under house arrest since march and a trial will be held in romania. they deny the charges. a spokesperson for the brothers saying they welcome a trial to demonstrate their innocence . and a tiktok and innocence. and a tiktok and instagram influencer who bombarded premier league footballer mason mount with messages has avoided prison today , 22 year old orla sloane today, 22 year old orla sloane met the chelsea player at a party before then, going on to use 21 different phone numbers to stalk him over a period of four months. the midfielder said he became worried she'd turn up at chelsea's training ground.

the influencer, who went by the name of devil baby , also stalked name of devil baby, also stalked his former team—mate , billy his former team—mate, billy gilmour, and harassed ben chilwell. she's been handed a 12 week prison sentence , suspended week prison sentence, suspended for 18 months and she'll have to complete 200 hours of unpaid work . jack, now, king charles work. jack, now, king charles has hosted world leaders at saint james's palace tonight ahead of a conference tomorrow on the ukrainian recovery program. his majesty met with ukraines prime minister denys shmyhal in european commission president as well, ursula von der leyen was there, as well as the us secretary of state, antony blinken . us officials antony blinken. us officials will meet tomorrow and thursday to discuss rebuilding ukraine after russia's invasion . that's after russia's invasion. that's it . you're up to date on tv it. you're up to date on tv onune it. you're up to date on tv online dab radio and the tunein app. this is .

app. this is. gb news. tomorrow's news app. this is. gb news.- - tomorrow's news tonight. app. this is. gb news.— - tomorrow's news tonight. now in app. this is. gb news.— - tomorrow's news t0ifirst. now in our media buzz and the first trott— our media buzz and the first tromt peeee— our media buzz and the first front pages are— our media buzz and the first front pages are in, of course, etory— front pages are in, of course, etory te— front pages are in, of course, one story is dominating the metro— one story is dominating the metro splashes— one story is dominating the metro splashes with the last photo— metro splashes with the last photo ot— metro splashes with the last ptoto ot tte— metro splashes with the last photo of the missing titanic sub rescue is now in— photo of the missing titanic sub rescue is now in a— photo of the missing titanic sub rescue is now in a race against ttme— rescue is now in a race against ttme to— rescue is now in a race against ttme to ee— rescue is now in a race against time to save the— rescue is now in a race against time to save the explorers with an time to save the explorers with em eettmetet— time to save the explorers with an estimated 40— time to save the explorers with an estimated 40 hours of oxygen on toert. — an estimated 40 hours of oxygen on toert. amt— an estimated 40 hours of oxygen on board. and the— an estimated 40 hours of oxygen on board. and the daily star teete— on board. and the daily star teete om— on board. and the daily star leads on that— on board. and the daily star leads on that sub rescue, too, wttt — leads on that sub rescue, too, wttt reporte— leads on that sub rescue, too, with reports that— leads on that sub rescue, too, with reports that the vessel's mem— with reports that the vessel's main steering— with reports that the vessel's main steering device was an old rteystettom— main steering device was an old playstation controller that cost too— playstation controller that cost teztrom— playstation controller that cost £42 from amazon _ playstation controller that cost £42 from amazon . oh, my. £42 from amazon. oh, my. eupereter— £42 from amazon. oh, my. superstar panel— £42 from amazon. oh, my. superstar panel . back to our top superstar panel. back to our top petty— superstar panel. back to our top out wett— superstar panel. back to our top daily mail columnist amanda rtetett— daily mail columnist amanda rtetett tte— daily mail columnist amanda platell, the gb— daily mail columnist amanda platell, the gb news presenter ent— platell, the gb news presenter and commentator, the reverend term— and commentator, the reverend kelvin robinson,— and commentator, the reverend kelvin robinson, and the author and kelvin robinson, and the author emt toumettet— kelvin robinson, and the author and journalist rebecca reid . now and journalist rebecca reid. now the and journalist rebecca reid. now tte rertytete— and journalist rebecca reid. now the partygate stick up was ttmetty— the partygate stick up was finally completed yesterday etter— finally completed yesterday etter ttre— finally completed yesterday after mps voted in favour of the rrtwtetee— after mps voted in favour of the privileges committee report and etrtppet— privileges committee report and etrtppet torre— privileges committee report and stripped boris johnson of his perttememtery— stripped boris johnson of his parliamentary pass and a source etoee— parliamentary pass and a source etoee to— parliamentary pass and a source close to johnson— parliamentary pass and a source close to johnson told the times mewepeper— close to johnson told the times

mewepeper ttet— close to johnson told the times newspaper that a— close to johnson told the times newspaper that a ceasefire with ttetr— newspaper that a ceasefire with ttetr omet— newspaper that a ceasefire with rishi sunak is— newspaper that a ceasefire with rishi sunak is more likely than a rishi sunak is more likely than e tremette— rishi sunak is more likely than a dramatic retaliation . the a dramatic retaliation. the source said— a dramatic retaliation. the source said he's- a dramatic retaliation. the source said he's moving into a tttteremt— source said he's moving into a different phase.— source said he's moving into a different phase. he wants to de—escalate_ different phase. he wants to de—escalate tensions with the government— de—escalate tensions with the government .— de—escalate tensions with the government . he— de—escalate tensions with the government . he believes that his government. he believes that his tome— government. he believes that his tome term— government. he believes that his long term interests— government. he believes that his long term interests are best eerwet— long term interests are best eemet ty— long term interests are best served by refraining from etttetmt— served by refraining from eettetme .— served by refraining from agitating . he's in watching and agitating. he's in watching and wettmt— agitating. he's in watching and wettmt mote.— agitating. he's in watching and waiting mode, but all of this is eomttttomet— waiting mode, but all of this is conditional on— waiting mode, but all of this is conditional on the— waiting mode, but all of this is conditional on the sunak towemmemt— conditional on the sunak government leaving him alone . government leaving him alone. home to— government leaving him alone. toweer m e— government leaving him alone. however, in a speech given to a tottom— however, in a speech given to a london conference— however, in a speech given to a london conference last night, the london conference last night, tte totter— london conference last night, the former pm— london conference last night, the former pm had a bit of a tttteremt— the former pm had a bit of a different tone.— the former pm had a bit of a different tone. he set out at tte— different tone. he set out at the committee's,— different tone. he set out at the committee's, quote, biased ett— the committee's, quote, biased ett wttutty— the committee's, quote, biased and wilfully ignorant report tetore— and wilfully ignorant report before adding— and wilfully ignorant report before adding that there was etweye— before adding that there was always another— before adding that there was always another innings . so always another innings. so tmette— always another innings. so amanda platell does boris rotmeot— amanda platell does boris johnson think— amanda platell does boris johnson think maybe sooner has tte— johnson think maybe sooner has won the battle,— johnson think maybe sooner has won the battle, but he's going to we— won the battle, but he's going to wtm tte— won the battle, but he's going to win the war— won the battle, but he's going to win the war because talking etout— to win the war because talking etout pewte— to win the war because talking about having another innings toeem-t— about having another innings doesn't sound— about having another innings doesn't sound to— about having another innings doesn't sound to me like this is a doesn't sound to me like this is e totet— doesn't sound to me like this is e totet trutt. — doesn't sound to me like this is a total truth. well— doesn't sound to me like this is a total truth. well it seems, dant— a total truth. well it seems, oem ee— a total truth. well it seems, dan, as though— a total truth. well it seems, dan, as though you and i had a ttemt— dan, as though you and i had a trtetmt-peopte— dan, as though you and i had a briefing people who were at briefing from people who were at that briefing from people who were at ttet ttme— briefing from people who were at ttet ttme teet— briefing from people who were at that thing last night and he, in teet— that thing last night and he, in teet eett— that thing last night and he, in teet eett tte— that thing last night and he, in fact said it's a— that thing last night and he, in fact said it's a bit— that thing last night and he, in fact said it's a bit like when tte— fact said it's a bit like when tte-eem—

fact said it's a bit like when the-calls you- fact said it's a bit like when the-calls you out. the umpire calls you out uttetrty— the umpire calls you out unfairly, but— the umpire calls you out unfairly, but you put your bat utter— unfairly, but you put your bat mter your— unfairly, but you put your bat under your arm _ unfairly, but you put your bat under your arm and you walk off wttt— under your arm and you walk off wttt tttmty. — under your arm and you walk off with dignity. but— under your arm and you walk off with dignity. 4 with dignity. but you'll be back. and there's no doubt that that's his long term game now. okay first of all, i've got to say that i am now sandwiched between boris johnson and andrew neil on. well, you've always towet— neil on. well, you've always towet tte— neil on. well, you've always towet tte tte— neil on. well, you've always loved the big boys,- \rri c rir1“ well, you've always loved the big boys, so there you go. loved the big boys, so there you 90- r— loved the big boys, so there you to. r tet— loved the big boys, so there you to. r tet your— loved the big boys, so there you go. i beg your pardon ? go. i beg your pardon? that's teteeee— go. i beg your pardon? that's teteoee. or— go. i beg your pardon? that's rebecca. or is— go. i beg your pardon? that's rebecca. or is that not inappropriate ? i'm horrified. it inappropriate? i'm horrified. it is slightly past the watershed. okay. but we don't like talking etout— okay. but we don't like talking about andrew— okay. but we don't like talking about andrew neil— jcj

down. he will wait until the tories go down to a monumental defeat at the next election. in about a year's time , which they about a year's time, which they certainly will. rishi will then have to resign and go off and spend time in his £15 million luxury. you know , californian luxury. you know, californian mansion. well, it's portfolio property portfolio . and then property portfolio. and then i think that penny mordaunt will come out with her sword and she will be the person who becomes the leader of the party. but crikey, she's got to carry that sword a lot of times. and then she will be completely and utterly useless. boris will waste his time . so we're now waste his time. so we're now talking three years from now, 3 or 4 years, and that's when bods or 4 years, and that's when boris will come back. but kelvin robertson, you actually disagree with that strategy. you say there should— with that strategy. you say there should be— with that strategy. you say there should be no- g you say there should be no truce. and tote— there should be no truce. and tote teete— there should be no truce. and boris needs to— there should be no truce. and boris needs to destroy rishi and the boris needs to destroy rishi and tte wete— boris needs to destroy rishi and tte wete ome— boris needs to destroy rishi and the wets come kwasi style. this is the wets come kwasi style. this te ttemttt— the wets come kwasi style. this te tottmt you.— the wets come kwasi style. this is fighting you. no, i love it. ttre— is fighting you. no, i love it. ttte te— is fighting you. no, i love it. this is fighting— is fighting you. no, i love it. this is fighting talk. i love

it. absolutely— this is fighting talk. i love it. absolutely _ this is fighting talk. i love it. absolutely : it. absolutely take them down. demolish them. because the coup is wanted is almost complete. they wanted him gone. they got rid of him. and they're trying and now they're trying to prevent coming prevent him from coming back. it's democratic. it's up it's under democratic. it's up to the voters. if returns, to the voters. if boris returns, not rishi sunak or his not up to rishi sunak or his parliamentary committee and we're seeing a similar we're seeing a very similar thing happening the thing to what's happening in the states. of states. it's the prosecution of your political opponents. it's persecution and it's, again, undemocratic. or is it people who did bad things being caught and off it because they and told off for it because they all same rubbish all did the same rubbish thing. so out for it at so we called them out for it at the time. i'm not saying what he did i'm saying they did was right. i'm saying they all they're playing all did it and they're playing a game. tell what game. well can i tell you what makes me angry about this? makes me so angry about this? okay. one, one okay. number one, no one cared etout— okay. number one, no one cared etout pmtetmt— okay. number one, no one cared about punishing tony blair and tteetetr— about punishing tony blair and alastair campbell for the teepteette— alastair campbell for the despicable .— alastair campbell for the despicable . lots of cared despicable. lots of people cared etout—m— despicable. lots of people caredi about—in parliament. about that. not in parliament. they about that. not in parliament. ttey wee— about that. not in parliament. they were literal— about that. \r1::r 1“ they were literal marchers. tottmt— they were literal marchers. - nothing—parliament. nothing happened in parliament. tottmt— nothing happened in parliament. nothing happened in parliament. nothing happened parliament. nothing happened in parliament. nothiliedappened parliament. nothing happened in parliament. nothilied topened parliament. nothing happened in parliament. nothilied to parliament. liament. nothing happened in parliament. nothilied to parliament. thatznt. nothing happened in parliament. nothilied to parliament. that is. they lied to parliament. that is true.— they lied to parliament. that is true—mete- true. whose fault was that? the eeott — true. whose fault was that? the second - second - true. whose fault was that? thei second-second-is second thing the second thing is mutt— second thing the second thing is muet -reeettty— second thing the second thing is much-recently ,_ second thing the second thing is much-recently ,.of- second thing the second thing is much recently , of these much more recently, all of these tory—cewm- much more recently, all of these tory—calvin refers. tory wets. who? calvin refers to, tory wets. who? calvin refers to-tte— tory wets. who? calvin refers to-tte peopte- tory wets. who? calvin refers to, the people who to, they were the people who preperet— to, they were the people who were prepared to— to, they were the people who were prepared to overturn the ttteeet— were prepared to overturn the biggest democratic mandate in trtttet— biggest democratic mandate in british history—

biggest democratic mandate in british history in— biggest democratic mandate in british history in brexit, they tet— british history in brexit, they tet to— british history in brexit, they had no respect— british history in brexit, they had no respect for democracy ttem— had no respect for democracy ttem ett— had no respect for democracy ttem ett tt— had no respect for democracy then, and it actually rebecca tttt-t— then, and it actually rebecca tttt-t tewe— then, and it actually rebecca didn't have. they tried it was otty— didn't have. they tried it was orrty to— didn't have. they tried it was orty to etop— didn't have. they tried it was only to stop them. do you not utteretette— only to stop them. do you not understand? that's why they hate the understand? that's why they hate tte ttote— understand? that's why they hate tte ttote eo— understand? that's why they hate the bloke so much. \rr1::r the bloke so much. no, eertouety— the bloke so much. no, seriously, talking brexit seriously, talking about brexit is my least favourite in is my least favourite thing in the but that's what the world. but that's what happened wasn't going happened was it wasn't going very think this very well. you don't think this isn't idea? maybe isn't a great idea? maybe because he delivered brexit. they of they hate boris for lots of reasons, don't think reasons, i think. i don't think he's a particularly small c conservative conservative. i think a bad job with think that he did a bad job with partygate. i think that he did the job he with the the best job he could with the pandemic, but still, he's never going rid of going to be able to get rid of all decisions he all of the bad decisions that he made knew what all of the bad decisions that he madtwere knew what all of the bad decisions that he madtwere doing. knew what all of the bad decisions that he madtwere doing. this knew what all of the bad decisions that he madtwere doing. this is ew what all of the bad decisions that he madtwere doing. this is av what they were doing. this is a terettet— they were doing. this is a deranged level— they were doing. this is a deranged level of- rrritri r:rir “g this is a deranged level of hatred, isn't it? deranged level of hatred, isn't tte—ttet- deranged level of hatred, isn't it? _that that. deranged level of hatred, isn't. it? _that that does it? and i believe that that does tome-text. — it? and i believe that that does come-brexit. i,- come from brexit. i, i eomptetety— come from brexit. i, i completely agree with you. and i think , as you and i, dan, both think, as you and i, dan, both know , the more flack that we know, the more flack that we kind of receive, the more we should take that as a compliment. and i have no doubt whatsoever that boris will end up being the leader of the conservative party and a

conservative prime minister in the future. because can i just say,— the future. because can i just eey. ett— the future. because can i just eey. ett ot— the future. because can i just eey. ett ot tte— the future. because can i just say, all of the people- tri because can ijust say, all of the people who are coming— say, all of the people who are eommt tor— say, all of the people who are coming for anyone who supports tote— coming for anyone who supports tote rotmeot— coming for anyone who supports boris johnson and— coming for anyone who supports boris johnson and actually, wtetter— whether it's because you support tote—or- boris johnson personally or whether— boris johnson personally or wtetter—tt- boris johnson personally ori whether—it from boris johnson personally or. whether—it from a whether you come at it from a poetttot— whether you come at it from a position-kelvin,- whether you come at it from a position kelvin, how dare position like kelvin, how dare tteye— position like kelvin, how dare they? because _ position like kelvin, how dare they? because where were they where— they? because where were they when .conservative - they? because where were they when conservative party was when the conservative party was eetuetty— when the conservative party was eetuetty trymt— when the conservative party was eetuetty trymt to— when the conservative party was actually trying to subvert temoereeye— actually trying to subvert democracy? they were nowhere. so they— democracy? they were nowhere. so they eue— democracy? they were nowhere. so they eey— democracy? they were nowhere. so they can say moral— democracy? they were nowhere. so they can say moral add one ttme. — they can say moral add one ttme toure— they can say moral add one thing. you're very- they can say moral add one thing. v/r1::rc.tri rritg i1“r: thing. you're very briefly and i say all of this about boris , not say all of this about boris, not from any kind of relationship that ever had . he that we have or ever had. he actually hates me. hello where's this going? i'm just declaring . this going? i'm just declaring. excuse me. boris and i, he hates my guts . doesn't necessarily my guts. doesn't necessarily ttet— my guts. doesn't necessarily ttet you— my guts. doesn't necessarily mean that you have- gcci doesn't necessarily mean that you have previously teet— mean that you have previously been friends. _ mean that you have previously been friends. it— mean that you have previously been friends. it is— mean that you have previously been friends. c crng been friends. it is absolutely true. actually impossible to tete— true. actually impossible to tete ttm. — true. actually impossible to hate him. and— true. actually impossible to hate him. and he- t impossible to hate him. and he wants. r:r1::r1“c hate him. and he wants. i don't tetewe— hate him. and he wants. i don't tetewe te— hate him. and he wants. i don't believe he once— hate him. and he wants. i don't believe he once found out that i was lunch list on for and was on the lunch list on for and a meeting with him and he said i will not break bread with that f asterisk , asterisk, asterisk in asterisk, asterisk, asterisk in asterisk, asterisk, asterisk in a woman. patel so i'm going to say i'm speaking. this is not about, well, you've got to make up now because you're saying,

well, we go off, we go off. can you tell me what you- grir grir can you tell me what you did? scandalous— you tell me what you did? scandalous arrest,- you tell me what you did? scandalous arrest, dwindling approval ratings and a political party freefall . if that was party in freefall. if that was one of nicola sturgeon's rivals , you can bet she'd be crying out resignation , right? out for a resignation, right? when queen nick when it comes to queen nick herself, the rules are, of course, different , as course, totally different, as she her mates in she made clear to her mates in the msm during yet another friendly press huddle at holyrood today. the thing that sustains me right now is the certainty that i have done nothing wrong and am entitled to that presumption in law. haven't you in the past? that presumption in law. - haven't you in the past? asked ottere— haven't you in the past? asked ottere to— haven't you in the past? asked ottere to etep— haven't you in the past? asked others to step back from the party— others to step back from the perty wtet— others to step back from the perty when they— others to step back from the party when they said they've tote — party when they said they've tote tottmt— party when they said they've done nothing wrong ? �*th�*ricc done nothing wrong? well, you trow— done nothing wrong? well, you know ttet— done nothing wrong? well, you know that that assertion has been made and you know , humza is been made and you know, humza is doing an excellent job. and i'm not talking doing an excellent job. and i'm not tettmt orr— doing an excellent job. and i'm not talking on these— r:rir “g 1“ rit

endorsement of scheming sturgeon. and can i just make a pomte— sturgeon. and can i just make a pomte att— sturgeon. and can i just make a point? and this— sturgeon. and can i just make a point? and this is— sturgeon. and can i just make a point? and this is a— g and can i just make a point? and this is a really tmportett— point? and this is a really important point. could you just tmetme— important point. could you just tmetme tt— important point. could you just imagine if that— important point. could you just imagine if that was a press tuttte— imagine if that was a press tuttte et— imagine if that was a press huddle at the— imagine if that was a press huddle at the moment boris huddle at the moment with boris rormeom— huddle at the moment with boris rotteom—te- huddle at the moment with boris johnson?_be going. huddle at the moment with boris johnson? be going at johnson? they would be going at ttm— johnson? they would be going at ttm. r— johnson? they would be going at him. i watched— johnson? they would be going at him. i watched that whole 10.5 mmute— him. i watched that whole 10.5 mm etp— him. i watched that whole 10.5 minute clip today— him. i watched that whole 10.5 minute clip today and it was the trtettteet— minute clip today and it was the friendliest cosiest_ minute clip today and it was the friendliest cosiest little ttreette— friendliest cosiest little fireside chat- friendliest cosiest little fireside chat with all of her metee— fireside chat with all of her metee m— fireside chat with all of her mates in the— fireside chat with all of her mates in the msm . the woman has mates in the msm. the woman has just mates in the msm. the woman has tuet teem— mates in the msm. the woman has just been arrested. _ mates in the msm. the woman has just been arrested. come on in. remote— just been arrested. come on in. teteeee tert— just been arrested. come on in. rebecca reid. kelvin robinson. tmette— rebecca reid. kelvin robinson. amanda platell— rebecca reid. kelvin robinson. amanda platell do stand by teeuee— amanda platell do stand by because coming— amanda platell do stand by because coming up, as i believe you— because coming up, as i believe you ee— because coming up, as i believe you ee ottom— because coming up, as i believe you as elton john— because coming up, as i believe you as elton john claims, that an you as elton john claims, that em otter— you as elton john claims, that em otter merr— you as elton john claims, that an older man with a young woman woutt— an older man with a young woman woutt tot— an older man with a young woman woutt tot tewe— an older man with a young woman would not have faced the same teetteet— would not have faced the same backlash over— would not have faced the same backlash over the _ would not have faced the same backlash over the itv scandal, is backlash over the itv scandal, te te— backlash over the itv scandal, te te mett— backlash over the itv scandal, is he right that— backlash over the itv scandal, is he right that phillip schofield— is he right that phillip schofield is- is he right that phillip schofield is a victim of homophobia?- schofield is a victim of homophobia? we debate that in the homophobia? we debate that in tte metre— homophobia? we debate that in the media buzz— homophobia? we debate that in the media buzz shortly. tutttet-e— the media buzz shortly. bundick's meghan markle has lost her bundick's meghan markle has lost he too— bundick's meghan markle has lost her $20 million— bundick's meghan markle has lost her $20 million spotify deal and was her $20 million spotify deal and tt— her $20 million spotify deal and tt tor— her $20 million spotify deal and tt tor toot— her $20 million spotify deal and was it for good reason? after a tueet— was it for good reason? after a tueet orr— was it for good reason? after a tueet ore ter— was it for good reason? after a guest on her podcast revealed ttet— guest on her podcast revealed ttet ete— guest on her podcast revealed that she-even- guest on her podcast revealed that she even spoke to the that she never even spoke to the oueteee— that she never even spoke to the tueteee our— that she never even spoke to the duchess, our royal— that she never even spoke to the duchess, our royal scoop treetere— duchess, our royal scoop breakers carrie - duchess, our royal scoop breakers carrie kennedy and ctertotte— breakers carrie kennedy and charlotte griffiths have been mweetttetmt— charlotte griffiths have been investt0rting_ charlotte griffiths have been trweetto tee— charlotte griffiths have been investto beg-me- charlotte griffiths have been investto be; me reveal going to be with me to reveal ttetr— going to be with me to reveal their findings— going to be with me to reveal their findings in— going to be with me to reveal their findings in just three etort— their findings in just three

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evening. gb news is the people's . channel time now for my royal scoop breakers, the spectator reporter kyra kennedy and editor at large for the mail. on sunday, ctertotte— for the mail. on sunday, charlotte griffiths- iiriv c on sunday, charlotte griffiths and the rmewey— charlotte griffiths and the runaway royals, harry and meghan teett— runaway royals, harry and meghan teett e— runaway royals, harry and meghan were dealt a reputational blow tte— were dealt a reputational blow over the weekend— were dealt a reputational blow over the weekend as their $20 mttom— over the weekend as their $20 million deal— over the weekend as their $20 million deal with— over the weekend as their $20 million deal with spotify came to err—

million deal with spotify came to an unexpected— million deal with spotify came to an unexpected end. and bill stmmote— to an unexpected end. and bill simmons, head— to an unexpected end. and bill simmons, head podcast simmons, head of podcast mmowettot— simmons, head of podcast innovation at— simmons, head of podcast innovation at spotify, doesn't eomt— innovation at spotify, doesn't eoumt tte— innovation at spotify, doesn't sound like he'll— innovation at spotify, doesn't sound like he'll miss them. i'm going— sound like he'll miss them. i'm tome to— sound like he'll miss them. i'm going to mm— sound like he'll miss them. i'm going to pose this— sound like he'll miss them. i'm going to pose this question to you. — going to pose this question to you. vou— going to pose this question to you. you to— going to pose this question to you. you to-ot- going to pose this question to you. v/rirc. you. you do a lot of business deals, negotiation , as deals, a lot of negotiation, as i . well, let'sjust deals, a lot of negotiation, as i . well, let's just wish i'd i do. well, let's just wish i'd teet— i do. well, let's just wish i'd been involved— i do. well, let's just wish i'd been involved in— r:rir well, let's just wish i'd been involved in the meghan and terry— been involved in the meghan and terry teete— been involved in the meghan and harry leave spotify— been involved in the meghan and harry leave spotify negotiation. the harry leave spotify negotiation. tte ottere.— harry leave spotify negotiation. the grifters. that's the podcast we etoutt— the grifters. that's the podcast we should have— the grifters. that's the podcast we should have launched with them — we should have launched with them we— we should have launched with them we got— we should have launched with them. we got to— we should have launched with them. we got to get drunk one mett— them. we got to get drunk one mtttt ett— them. we got to get drunk one night and tell— them. we got to get drunk one night and tell the— them. we got to get drunk one night and tell the story of the zume— night and tell the story of the zume tet— night and tell the story of the zuma had with— night and tell the story of the zuma had with harry to try to hem— zuma had with harry to try to tetp ttm — zuma had with harry to try to tetp ttm wttt— zuma had with harry to try to help him with the podcast idea. do help him with the podcast idea. tolome— help him with the podcast idea. tolome-teet- help him with the podcast idea. do one best stories do do it. one of my best stories do . teemwttte— do it. one of my best stories do . meanwhile, meghan's- do it. one of my best stories do . meanwhile, meghan's lack of commitment to the project has been laid bare after the author alison yarrow appeared on the fail archetypes podcast and exposed that she was in fact interviewed by a producer rather than the princess of privacy . than the princess of privacy. with meghan's voice seemingly edhed with meghan's voice seemingly edited in at a later date to track the rest of the history of this word, we called up journalist and author alison yarrow. etymology lists believe ttet— yarrow. etymology lists believe ttet tte— yarrow. etymology lists believe that the word— yarrow. etymology lists believe that the word kind— / etymology lists believe that the word kind of came out of that the word kind of came out ot ttre— that the word kind of came out of this greek— that the word kind of came out

of this greek insult and repteeet— of this greek insult and replaced it— of this greek insult and replaced it with a degrading ttret— replaced it with a degrading ttret ot— replaced it with a degrading kind of sexuality . see, alison kind of sexuality. see, alison wrote— kind of sexuality. see, alison wrote e— kind of sexuality. see, alison wrote a book— kind of sexuality. see, alison wrote a book called again my etrt— wrote a book called again my ettt orr— wrote a book called again my ettt ore tte— wrote a book called again my edit on the word— wrote a book called again my edit on the word here, 90 t—r—t—c—t — edit on the word here, 90 b—i—t—c—h media culture and the tettet— b—i—t—c—h media culture and the failed promise— b—i—t—c—h media culture and the failed promise of— b—i—t—c—h media culture and the failed promise of gender ttuetty— failed promise of gender ttuetty .— failed promise of gender equality . now, look, we've known equality. now, look, we've known for equality. now, look, we've known tor eoe— equality. now, look, we've known tor ttme— equality. now, look, we've known for some time that— equality. now, look, we've known for some time that meg can be epermt— for some time that meg can be epermo wttt— for some time that meg can be sparing with the— for some time that meg can be sparing with the truth, but with 1 or sparing with the truth, but with r or 2— sparing with the truth, but with 1 or 2 archetypes— sparing with the truth, but with 1 or 2 archetypes interview eepoeet— 1 or 2 archetypes interview eopoeet ee— 1 or 2 archetypes interview eopoeet ee e— 1 or 2 archetypes interview exposed as a fraud, how exposed as a fraud, just how merry— exposed as a fraud, just how many more has— exposed as a fraud, just how many more has she potentially mtetet— many more has she potentially mtetet ue— many more has she potentially misled us with— many more has she potentially misled us with ? _ many more has she potentially misled us with ? triritir misled us with? so kyrees kennedy? charlotte griffiths , kennedy? charlotte griffiths, great to have you both here. and kyra, you've been investigating these discrepancies for months now. you're actually the first to report them . so what more can to report them. so what more can you tell us? yeah yeah, i was interested that this all of a sudden came up now as an issue , sudden came up now as an issue, because i remember reporting on this about seven months ago when alison yarrow publicly thanked somebody called farage who turned out to be a producer user for her interview . and then turned out to be a producer user for her interview. and then in the for her interview. and then in tte ttet— for her interview. and then in the final episode— for her interview. and then in the final episode on- and then in the final episode on spotify, we

teet— the final episode on spotify, we teer .— the final episode on spotify, we teer . ter— the final episode on spotify, we hear , um, far as— the final episode on spotify, we hear , um, far as questions being hear, um, far as questions being eweppet— hear, um, far as questions being eweppet wttt— hear, um, far as questions being swapped with meghan's . but this swapped with meghan's. but this is swapped with meghan's. but this te eomettmt— swapped with meghan's. but this is something that's come up a rew— is something that's come up a tew ttmee. — is something that's come up a few times. there— is something that's come up a few times. there was another epteote— few times. there was another epteote wttt— few times. there was another episode with justin trudeau's wtte— episode with justin trudeau's wtte. some.— episode with justin trudeau's wife, sophie, and a bit of talk on eoeet— wife, sophie, and a bit of talk on social media,— wife, sophie, and a bit of talk on social media, where different protueere— on social media, where different protueere ttet— on social media, where different producers that were involved in the producers that were involved in tte rimme— producers that were involved in tte ttmmt ot— producers that were involved in the filming of that session. mett— the filming of that session. thank ranked— the filming of that session. thank ranked other people that weren't. meghan— thank ranked other people that weren't. meghan markle for such an weren't. meghan markle for such em exeettett— weren't. meghan markle for such an excellent interview. so it's tetmttety— an excellent interview. so it's definitely true _ an excellent interview. so it's definitely true that meghan wett— definitely true that meghan wemt tome— definitely true that meghan wasn't doing the legwork that ete— wasn't doing the legwork that ete mete— wasn't doing the legwork that she made out— wasn't doing the legwork that she made out and i think what teppemet— she made out and i think what happened basically was meghan wettet— happened basically was meghan wemtet tte— happened basically was meghan wanted the kind— happened basically was meghan wanted the kind of go glory of the wanted the kind of go glory of tte tte— wanted the kind of go glory of the big interviews like mariah cerey— the big interviews like mariah cerey ett— the big interviews like mariah cerey mt tte— the big interviews like mariah carey and the kind of big name tueete— carey and the kind of big name tueete .— carey and the kind of big name oueete . tut— carey and the kind of big name guests . but then— carey and the kind of big name guests . but then the littler guests. but then the littler peopte— guests. but then the littler peopte wee— guests. but then the littler people were dealt with and interviewed— people were dealt with and interviewed by— people were dealt with and interviewed by staffers . interviewed by staffers. ctertotte— interviewed by staffers. charlotte griffiths- interviewed by staffers. charlotte griffiths is- interviewed by staffers. charlotte griffiths is that your understanding as well as to what's gone on here and if so, that really doesn't help her reputation at the moment, does it, given you've got the head of

podcasts at spotify calling her a grifter ? yeah, i mean, it's a grifter? yeah, i mean, it's totetty— a grifter? yeah, i mean, it's totally grifter— gt ric yeah, i mean, it's totally grifter behaviour. and i tewe— totally grifter behaviour. and i tewe reet— totally grifter behaviour. and i have read gone— totally grifter behaviour. and i have read gone over those poteeete— have read gone over those podcasts today— have read gone over those podcasts today and read the emet— podcasts today and read the emett prmt— podcasts today and read the small print and— podcasts today and read the small print and when it comes to peopte— small print and when it comes to peopte tte— small print and when it comes to people like alison,— small print and when it comes to people like alison, it says etott— people like alison, it says etopo wttt— people like alison, it says along with meghan markle. so mey-we— along with meghan markle. so ttey-we teet— along with meghan markle. so they've been quite clever and, andr— they've been quite clever and, ett. ett— they've been quite clever and, mt. mt yeem— they've been quite clever and, and, and yeah, i— they've been quite clever and, and, and yeah, i mean obviously ttet-e— and, and yeah, i mean obviously ttet-e wtet— and, and yeah, i mean obviously that's what she's— and, and yeah, i mean obviously that's what she's done. kyrie you-re— that's what she's done. kyrie youre totetty— that's what she's done. kyrie you're totally right she's she's got tt— you're totally right she's she's got rtt ot— you're totally right she's she's got rtt ot tte— you're totally right she's she's got rid of the small people and ettoeetet— got rid of the small people and allocated them _ got rid of the small people and allocated them to— got rid of the small people and allocated them to one of her 29 peopte— allocated them to one of her 29 peopte ttet— allocated them to one of her 29 people that worked on the poteeet— people that worked on the poteeet .— people that worked on the podcast . ludicrous and just podcast. ludicrous and just ttet— podcast. ludicrous and just given herself— podcast. ludicrous and just given herself the big job. but the given herself the big job. but tte ttme— given herself the big job. but tte ttme te— given herself the big job. but the thing is that— given herself the big job. but the thing is that she was eettme— the thing is that she was oettmo rt— the thing is that she was getting 1.5 million an episode . getting 1.5 million an episode. so getting 1.5 million an episode. so wtet— getting1.5 million an episode. so what would— getting 1.5 million an episode. so what would happen was there'd be so what would happen was there'd te e— so what would happen was there'd te e to— so what would happen was there'd te e tte eter— so what would happen was there'd be a big star and— so what would happen was there'd be a big star and then there'd be a big star and then there'd te 2— be a big star and then there'd te z or— be a big star and then there'd te z or e— be a big star and then there'd be 2 or 3 slightly— be a big star and then there'd be 2 or 3 slightly smaller commentators— be 2 or 3 slightly smaller commentators , smaller stars, commentators, smaller stars, a teeeer— commentators, smaller stars, a teeeer mowe— commentators, smaller stars, a lesser known authors, and those ete— lesser known authors, and those ete tttt-t— lesser known authors, and those she didn't bother— lesser known authors, and those she didn't bother to do. but i tth— she didn't bother to do. but i ttmt ette— she didn't bother to do. but i think even if— she didn't bother to do. but i think even if she— she didn't bother to do. but i think even if she had done them, tettmt— think even if she had done them, we're talking like— think even if she had done them, we're talking like ,_ think even if she had done them, we're talking like , you know, we're talking like, you know, terr— we're talking like, you know, tet toure— we're talking like, you know, ten hours work— we're talking like, you know, ten hours work on a podcast tor— ten hours work on a podcast maximum for a— ten hours work on a podcast maximum for a million and a half out— maximum for a million and a half out ett— maximum for a million and a half quid and there's— maximum for a million and a half quid and there's only 13 epteotee— quid and there's only 13 episodes anyway. so if i were herr— episodes anyway. so if i were ha, r— episodes anyway. so if i were ha, r woutt— episodes anyway. so if i were her, i would have— episodes anyway. so if i were her, i would have done a bit

more work and,— her, i would have done a bit more work and, and she shouldn't be more work and, and she shouldn't te eurprteet— more work and, and she shouldn't be surprised that— more work and, and she shouldn't be surprised that people are eettme— be surprised that people are eettmt ter— be surprised that people are calling her grifters. i'm afraid . r— calling her grifters. i'm afraid . r meem— calling her grifters. i'm afraid . i mean, it's— calling her grifters. i'm afraid . i mean, it's unbelievably lazy. let's just put it out there. i think it's intellectually dishonest. i do, because while you might be right, charlotte , there's a bit right, charlotte, there's a bit of small print so that she can get away with it. actually she painted this podcast. cara as her interviews , as her her interviews, as her conversations with fellow women, not just famous women . yeah. and not just famous women. yeah. and i also think what's— 1“ yeah. and i also think what's interesting ett— i also think what's interesting ett r— i also think what's interesting ett r ttret— i also think what's interesting and i think we— i also think what's interesting and i think we kind of gloss ttre— and i think we kind of gloss over this fact,— and i think we kind of gloss over this fact, but three years is over this fact, but three years te euet— over this fact, but three years te euet err— over this fact, but three years is such an incredible, incredibly— is such an incredible, incredibly long time. 1“ is such an incredible,- incredibly long time. think of all incredibly long time. think of ett tte— incredibly long time. think of all the different things that have happened . and to do, like have happened. and to do, like charlotte just said , 13 episodes charlotte just said, 13 episodes in that amount of time is insane for a £20 million deal. but what we also gloss over is when this deal was decided in 2020, meghan and harry had such a different stand in spotify, probably thought that they had such an incredible deal, but all that's

happenedin incredible deal, but all that's happened in three years is that meghan and harry have gone from a kind of beloved cat people to just they're now globally hated for being grifters and for being lazy and for kind of being moany. so spotify made just the worst investment and probably thought that it was such a great deal at the time. well indeed. and charlotte griffiths, look, the and charlotte griffiths, look, tte wtote— and charlotte griffiths, look, the whole thing— and charlotte griffiths, look, the whole thing is collapsing. i reweetet— the whole thing is collapsing. i revealed here— the whole thing is collapsing. i revealed here on— the whole thing is collapsing. i revealed here on the show last mett— revealed here on the show last tott my— revealed here on the show last night my hollywood sources tettmt— night my hollywood sources tempt-ttet— night my hollywood sources telling-that net- night my hollywood sources telling that net flicks are telling me that net flicks are tootmt— telling me that net flicks are now looking to— telling me that net flicks are now looking to get out of their teet— now looking to get out of their teet ee— now looking to get out of their teet ee eoo— now looking to get out of their deal as soon as— now looking to get out of their deal as soon as they can. do so. so deal as soon as they can. do so. so ttey-we— deal as soon as they can. do so. so they've basically— deal as soon as they can. do so. so they've basically ruined the retettomttp— so they've basically ruined the relationship with— so they've basically ruined the relationship with the biggest eutto— relationship with the biggest audio company— relationship with the biggest audio company in the world, the tteteet— audio company in the world, the biggest streaming— audio company in the world, the biggest streaming giant in the wortt— biggest streaming giant in the wortt wee— biggest streaming giant in the world were actually, if they wettet— world were actually, if they wemtet to— world were actually, if they wanted to do _ world were actually, if they wanted to do good, they could tewe — wanted to do good, they could tewe tetem— wanted to do good, they could have taken their— wanted to do good, they could have taken their message out to the have taken their message out to tte meeeee— have taken their message out to tte .— have taken their message out to tte meeeee. r— have taken their message out to the masses. i mean, this feels tte— the masses. i mean, this feels tte tuet— the masses. i mean, this feels tte tuet e— the masses. i mean, this feels like just a total— the masses. i mean, this feels like just a total collapse . like just a total collapse. yeet— like just a total collapse. yeet .— like just a total collapse. yeet . amt— like just a total collapse. yeah . and it's— like just a total collapse. yeah . and it's honestly, it is yeah. and it's honestly, it is through lack of hard work because fine , they didn't do the because fine, they didn't do the

whole charitable thing . you whole charitable thing. you know, that's questionable if they were going to go hell for leather and do the netflix spotify thing, why didn't they do they loads do it? why didn't they put loads of and effort in, you know, of time and effort in, you know, the guy that called harry a grifter ? sort also in grifter? sort of also implied in an anecdote, we're yet to hear that harry's ideas for spotify were pretty rubbish . so i just were pretty rubbish. so i just have this impression of him and of doing a sort of back of the back of a packet kind of , of doing a sort of back of the back of a packet kind of, um, kind of ideas. back of a packet kind of, um, kind of ideas . and they really kind of ideas. and they really should have put more effort in and made these things work because as you know, we're all just going to them grifters just going to call them grifters . this huge money . they take this huge money deals give deals and they have to give some of money the sounds of that money back by the sounds of that money back by the sounds of things. well, indeed, of of things. well, indeed, none of the has worked the netflix stuff has worked their trick as well . their one trick ponies as well. the though, cara, the issue is, though, cara, ttere— the issue is, though, cara, there allergic— the issue is, though, cara, there allergic to hard work and eetuetty— there allergic to hard work and eetuetty .— there allergic to hard work and eetuetty . ttre— there allergic to hard work and actually , this is— there allergic to hard work and actually , this is why so many actually, this is why so many tott— actually, this is why so many tott m— actually, this is why so many tott m tte— actually, this is why so many folk in the royal— actually, this is why so many folk in the royal family said you— folk in the royal family said you-wett— folk in the royal family said you-wept to- folk in the royal family said you _want to .to . folk in the royal family said- you _want to .to america you do not want to go to america teeuee— you do not want to go to america teeeuee-ttew— you do not want to go to america because - knew that - you do not want to go to america because knew that they were because they knew that they were wort— because they knew that they were wort ety— because they knew that they were wort ety. ttet— because they knew that they were work shy, that they— because they knew that they were work shy, that they were etttttet. — work shy, that they were entitled, that _ work shy, that they were entitled, that they they were ttttteutt. — entitled, that they they were ttttteutt. r— entitled, that they they were difficult. i mean, no one used tte— difficult. i mean, no one used tte term— difficult. i mean, no one used the term grifter— difficult. i mean, no one used the term grifter in the royal

temty— the term grifter in the royal temty. tut— the term grifter in the royal family, but they— the term grifter in the royal family, but they used lots of otter— family, but they used lots of other similar— family, but they used lots of other similar terms to effectively _ other similar terms to effectively mean arrogant and my.— effectively mean arrogant and tezy. you— effectively mean arrogant and tezy. you know.— effectively mean arrogant and lazy. you know, these were words eweppet — lazy. you know, these were words eweppet ett— lazy. you know, these were words eweppet ett tte— lazy. you know, these were words swapped all the time by the sme— swapped all the time by the sussex, survived— swapped all the time by the sussex, survived club. you know, the sussex, survived club. you know, tte tormer— sussex, survived club. you know, the former staff— sussex, survived club. you know, the former staff members who teet— the former staff members who teet tte — the former staff members who teet tte ttey— the former staff members who feel like they lived through tet.— feel like they lived through tett. wtet— feel like they lived through hell. when harry and meghan were in hell. when harry and meghan were m-temty— hell. when harry and meghan were m-temtty . — hell. when harry and meghan were m-temtty. yeet.- hell. when harry and meghan were in _family . yeah, well. in the royal family. yeah, well i in the royal family. yeah, well r ttret— in the royal family. yeah, well t ttth tt— in the royal family. yeah, well i think it was very clear from the beginning that meghan and harry money. harry wanted to make money. i remember walkabout where remember that walkabout where meghan i can't believe i'm meghan said, i can't believe i'm not paid for this . and not being paid for this. and fiji kind of brand— fiji kind of brand sponsorships and fiji kind of brand sponsorships ett ttmte— fiji kind of brand sponsorships and things like— fiji kind of brand sponsorships and things like that. '“r: and things like that. and otwouety— and things like that. and obviously there's- and things like that. and obviously there's the talks about dior now, but what meghan and harry have realised now is that the name will only get you so far. and if you're going to be signing £100 million deals with netflix, £20 million deals with netflix, £20 million deals with spotify, then you need to put some kind of effort into it. and they just haven't. no, indeed. and they just haven't. no, indeed . fascinating- ' 1“r: c no, indeed . fascinating stuff, 1“r: c no, indeed . fascinating stuff, kyra. indeed. fascinating stuff, kyra. yemety— indeed. fascinating stuff, kyra. yemety ett— indeed. fascinating stuff, kyra. kennedy and charlotte griffiths mweetttete— kennedy and charlotte griffiths investigate kwarteng the fakery investigate kwarteng the fakery m tethere— investigate kwarteng the fakery in meghan markle's one podcast

tor— in meghan markle's one podcast series for spotify.— in meghan markle's one podcast series for spotify. thank you tott— series for spotify. thank you tott eo— series for spotify. thank you both so much— series for spotify. thank you both so much .— series for spotify. thank you both so much . but series for spotify. thank you both so much. but coming up series for spotify. thank you both so much . but coming up in both so much. but coming up in umemy— both so much. but coming up in umermy wortt.— both so much. but coming up in uncanny world, after the sussexes are _ uncanny world, after the sussexes are dumped with an eeute— sussexes are dumped with an executive labelling them ottere— executive labelling them ortttere .— executive labelling them grifters , what sort of ill grifters, what sort of ill behaviour— grifters, what sort of ill behaviour could they be hinting at? behaviour could they be hinting ett wetter-e— behaviour could they be hinting at? meghan's biographer tom tower— at? meghan's biographer tom tower-me— at? meghan's biographer tom bower-me live- at? meghan's biographer tom bower-me live in- at? meghan's biographer tom bower me live in the bowerjoins me live in the etutto— bowerjoins me live in the etutto. te-e— bowerjoins me live in the studio. he's got- bowerjoins me live in the studio. he's got lots of exclusive _ studio. he's got lots of exclusive bombshells tonight. you— exclusive bombshells tonight. you tot-t— exclusive bombshells tonight. you don't want— exclusive bombshells tonight. you don't want to— exclusive bombshells tonight. you don't want to miss it, tetewe— you don't want to miss it, tetewe me— you don't want to miss it, believe me. but- you don't want to miss it, believe me. but in the media tute— believe me. but in the media tuzz. ee— believe me. but in the media buzz, as elton— believe me. but in the media buzz, as elton john claims that an buzz, as elton john claims that em otter— buzz, as elton john claims that em otter merr— buzz, as elton john claims that an older man having an affair wttt— an older man having an affair wttt e— an older man having an affair wttt e yomt— an older man having an affair with a young woman would not tewe— with a young woman would not tewe teeet— with a young woman would not have faced-same- with a young woman would not have faced same backlash as have faced the same backlash as rtttp—te— have faced the same backlash as rtttp—te tott- phillip schofield is he right ttet— phillip schofield is he right that homophobia has played a part— that homophobia has played a pert m— that homophobia has played a pert m tte— that homophobia has played a pet to tte rty— that homophobia has played a part in the itv scandal? plus, otto— part in the itv scandal? plus, omo o-eeempo— part in the itv scandal? plus, gino d'acampo caused absolute eteoe— gino d'acampo caused absolute eteoe orr— gino d'acampo caused absolute eteoe ore ttre— gino d'acampo caused absolute chaos on this morning earlier by teeemt— chaos on this morning earlier by teeemo totty— chaos on this morning earlier by teasing holly willoughby about soott-e— teasing holly willoughby about soott-e eett. — teasing holly willoughby about scott's exit. i'm— teasing holly willoughby about scott's exit. i'm going to show you— scott's exit. i'm going to show you ttet— scott's exit. i'm going to show you ttet tutt— scott's exit. i'm going to show you that full, hilarious video. wete— you that full, hilarious video. we-re teet— you that full, hilarious video. we-re teet .—

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pages have just been delivered . pages have just been delivered. a et— pages have just been delivered. a to toure— pages have just been delivered. a to toure to— pages have just been delivered. a 24 hours to save— pages have just been delivered. a 24 hours to save them is the teettme— a 24 hours to save them is the teettme m— a 24 hours to save them is the headline in the— a 24 hours to save them is the headline in the daily mail. is the headline in the daily mail. is tte seeret— headline in the daily mail. is the search for— headline in the daily mail. is the search for submarine toptorere— the search for submarine explorers continues . rescuers explorers continues. rescuers wttt— explorers continues. rescuers wttt ow— explorers continues. rescuers wttt me— explorers continues. rescuers will now use underwater drones as will now use underwater drones ee wett— will now use underwater drones ee wett ee— will now use underwater drones as well as planes— will now use underwater drones as well as planes and ships in a bid as well as planes and ships in a ttt to— as well as planes and ships in a ttt to ttt— as well as planes and ships in a bid to find the— as well as planes and ships in a bid to find the deep sea. travellers— bid to find the deep sea. travellers oh— bid to find the deep sea. travellers oh goodness me, such a travellers oh goodness me, such e worrymt— travellers oh goodness me, such e worrymo etory. — travellers oh goodness me, such a worrying story. the sun eeet— a worrying story. the sun reveals a british man who signed up tor— reveals a british man who signed up tor tte— reveals a british man who signed up tor tte tte— reveals a british man who signed up for the dive in— reveals a british man who signed up for the dive in the missing ttemt— up for the dive in the missing ttteme eut— up for the dive in the missing titanic sub pulled out at the teet— titanic sub pulled out at the teet mmute— titanic sub pulled out at the last minute after questioning if the last minute after questioning if tte ttm— last minute after questioning if tte ttrm wee— last minute after questioning if the firm was running the trip property— the firm was running the trip property or— the firm was running the trip properly or cutting too many corners. unbelievable story. the petty— corners. unbelievable story. the petty teteorept— corners. unbelievable story. the daily telegraph going with eomettmt— daily telegraph going with something different, though very tmportemt— something different, though very tmportett ome— something different, though very important one comments from mormt-e— important one comments from england's former— important one comments from england's former chief medical otter.— england's former chief medical officer, dame— england's former chief medical officer, dame sally davies, to tte— officer, dame sally davies, to tte cowo— officer, dame sally davies, to the covid inquiry that lockdowns temete— the covid inquiry that lockdowns temete e— the covid inquiry that lockdowns damage a generation. meanwhile the damage a generation. meanwhile tte eetoot— damage a generation. meanwhile the school involved in the cattedrale _ the school involved in the cattedrale was— the school involved in the cattedrale was facing a government _ cattedrale was facing a government investigation . government investigation. ttueettot— government investigation. education secretary gillian yeetem— education secretary gillian keegan ordered the probe to assess whether— keegan ordered the probe to assess whether pupils at rye cottete— assess whether pupils at rye cottete m— assess whether pupils at rye college in east— assess whether pupils at rye college in east sussex are at

tet.— college in east sussex are at tet. rtore— college in east sussex are at tet. rtore orr— college in east sussex are at risk. more on the— college in east sussex are at risk. more on the mediabuzz now wttt— risk. more on the mediabuzz now wttt tortttt-e— risk. more on the mediabuzz now with tonight's superstar panel. top with tonight's superstar panel. top petty— with tonight's superstar panel. top petty ttet— with tonight's superstar panel. top daily mail columnist amanda rtetett. — top daily mail columnist amanda rtetett. tte— top daily mail columnist amanda platell. the reverend calvin totmeot— platell. the reverend calvin robinson and— platell. the reverend calvin robinson and bestselling author teteeee— robinson and bestselling author teteeee teet— robinson and bestselling author rebecca reed .— robinson and bestselling author rebecca reed . now, sir elton rebecca reed. now, sir elton torm— rebecca reed. now, sir elton tott. tet-t— rebecca reed. now, sir elton john, isn't resting up ahead of his john, isn't resting up ahead of tte ttret— john, isn't resting up ahead of his final ever— john, isn't resting up ahead of his final ever uk— john, isn't resting up ahead of his final ever uk concert this weetett— his final ever uk concert this weetett et— his final ever uk concert this weekend at wokeist glastonbury . weekend at wokeist glastonbury. mmet.— weekend at wokeist glastonbury. meteet. tte— weekend at wokeist glastonbury. instead, the singer got vocal etout— instead, the singer got vocal etout rty-e— instead, the singer got vocal about itv's phillip schofield eete— about itv's phillip schofield eeoe ty— about itv's phillip schofield saga by claiming the retired preeemter— saga by claiming the retired presenter was— saga by claiming the retired presenter was actually a victim of presenter was actually a victim or tttotry.— presenter was actually a victim or tteotry. so— presenter was actually a victim of bigotry. so commenting on the preeeterte— of bigotry. so commenting on the presenter's affair— of bigotry. so commenting on the presenter's affair with that tumor— presenter's affair with that tutor mete— presenter's affair with that junior male runner up this mommt— junior male runner up this mommt wto— junior male runner up this morning who he met when he was 15 morning who he met when he was t ett— morning who he met when he was t ett tot— morning who he met when he was rt ett tot e— morning who he met when he was to mt tot e rot— morning who he met when he was 15 and got a job at— morning who he met when he was 15 and got a job at itv. we know the 15 and got a job at itv. we know tte—totte— 15 and got a job at itv. we know the-right?-rocket| the story now, right? the rocket ttet— the story now, right? the rocket ttet tteetet— the story now, right? the rocket man blasted the— the story now, right? the rocket man blasted the backlash and i tth— man blasted the backlash and i think ludicrously— man blasted the backlash and i think ludicrously schofe think ludicrously claims schofe was think ludicrously claims schofe weeo—tr- think ludicrously claims schofe weeo—tr temtl was simply targeted for being gay -_ was simply targeted for being oey . te— was simply targeted for being oey . te tott— was simply targeted for being gay. he told the— was simply targeted for being gay. he told the radio times , i gay. he told the radio times, i teet— gay. he told the radio times, i teet ttet— gay. he told the radio times, i feel that the— gay. he told the radio times, i feel that the phillip schofield ttme— feel that the phillip schofield ttme tee— feel that the phillip schofield thing has been— feel that the phillip schofield thing has been totally homophobic- thing has been totally homophobic . thing has been totally homophobic. if it was a straight guy in— homophobic. if it was a straight guy to e— homophobic. if it was a straight guy to e ttme— homophobic. if it was a straight guy in a fling with a young woman,_even. guy in a fling with a young. woman,_even make guy in a fling with a young- woman,_even make the woman, it wouldn't even make the pepere— woman, it wouldn't even make the pepere. tut— woman, it wouldn't even make the papers. but calvin— woman, it wouldn't even make the papers. but calvin robinson, i tewe— papers. but calvin robinson, i tewe to— papers. but calvin robinson, i tewe to te— papers. but calvin robinson, i have to be honest with you, this metee— have to be honest with you, this metee me— have to be honest with you, this makes me really— have to be honest with you, this makes me really angry . of makes me really angry. of course, number one, don't not use homophobia.— course, number one, don't not use homophobia. just to try and get out—

use homophobia. just to try and get out ot— use homophobia. just to try and get out ot e— use homophobia. just to try and get out of a situation. and by tte— get out of a situation. and by tte wey.— get out of a situation. and by tte wey. etrtp— get out of a situation. and by the way, philip and i know this wot-t— the way, philip and i know this wot-t te— the way, philip and i know this won't be popular— the way, philip and i know this won't be popular with lots of tte— won't be popular with lots of tte peopte— won't be popular with lots of the people _loved. won't be popular with lots of the people loved him the people who who loved him comme— the people who who loved him coming-actually,- coming up. but actually, philip otty—etyweyi coming up. but actually, philip. otty—etywey to only used his gayness anyway to try ett— only used his gayness anyway to try mt etop— only used his gayness anyway to try mt etop tte— only used his gayness anyway to try and stop the story coming out— try and stop the story coming out m— try and stop the story coming out to tte— try and stop the story coming out in the first— try and stop the story coming out in the first place. so eetuetty— out in the first place. so actually, be _ out in the first place. so actually, be proud of being gay. you eme— actually, be proud of being gay. you out— actually, be proud of being gay. you came out for— actually, be proud of being gay. you came out for the wrong reasons. that's— you came out for the wrong reasons. that's the thing reasons. that's the first thing i'd reasons. that's the first thing r-t-seeottty— reasons. that's the first thing i'd-secondly i- reasons. that's the first thing i'd secondly i totally i'd say. secondly i totally tteetree— i'd say. secondly i totally. disagree—actually disagree that this is actually etout— disagree that this is actually about homophobia because let's just about homophobia because let's tuet—ettuettot- about homophobia because let's just—situation .- just reverse the situation. tet-e— just reverse the situation.i tet-e—wee let's just imagine this was a mete— let's just imagine this was a meteo-re- let's just imagine this was a male-on this- let's just imagine this was a. male-on this morning male presenter on this morning in male presenter on this morning to ttetr— male presenter on this morning to ttetr eoe— male presenter on this morning in their 60s who— male presenter on this morning in their 60s who met a 15 year ott— in their 60s who met a 15 year ott etrt— in their 60s who met a 15 year ott ttt .— in their 60s who met a 15 year ott ttt . yomo— in their 60s who met a 15 year old girl, young teenage girl, got old girl, young teenage girl, tot ter— old girl, young teenage girl, tot he e— old girl, young teenage girl, tot he e rot— old girl, young teenage girl, got her a job on— old girl, young teenage girl, got her a job on this morning, eteetet— got her a job on this morning, eteetet orr— got her a job on this morning, cheated on his— got her a job on this morning, cheated on his wife with said etrt— cheated on his wife with said ttt tm— cheated on his wife with said ttt rm eomy— cheated on his wife with said girl, i'm sorry, that would eetuetty— girl, i'm sorry, that would eetuetty te— girl, i'm sorry, that would actually be a— girl, i'm sorry, that would actually be a story on every emote— actually be a story on every single newspaper front page. so i single newspaper front page. so true— single newspaper front page. so r ruet tom-t— single newspaper front page. so i just don't understand where i just don't understade where the i just don't understand where the homophobia— i just don't understand where the homophobia is here. the weepomzmt— the homophobia is here. the weaponizing his— the homophobia is here. the weaponizing his sexuality and it's weaponizing his sexuality and tt-e wrote — weaponizing his sexuality and it's wrong. but— weaponizing his sexuality and it's wrong. but what's worse about this, it shows that elton john that phillip john doesn't see that phillip schofield wrong at schofield did anything wrong at all. saying just all. if he's saying it's just because gay had nothing because he was gay had nothing to sexuality, you're to do with his sexuality, you're quite if a man, quite right in that if a man, his age went for a girl, the age of that approached of the boy that he approached and we all be and groomed, we would all be saying is doesn't matter. saying a is a doesn't matter. he denies grooming. by the way,

twe— he denies grooming. by the way, toe-to— he denies grooming. by the way, r-we-to eey— he denies grooming. by the way, i've-to say that. _ he denies grooming. by the way, i've to say that. ' 1“r: i've got to say that. and also, of i've got to say that. and also, ot—woutt— i've got to say that. and also, of would would i've got to say that. and also, of being would would i've got to say that. and also, of being a.ivould would i've got to say that. and also, of being a. i'm.d would i've got to say that. and also, of being a. i'm not would i've got to say that. and also, of being a. i'm not sureild i've got to say that. and also, of being a. i'm not sure that deny being a. i'm not sure that he be delighted about the he would be delighted about the use course. of use of the word. of course. of —you-rel course. and no. one, you're metmt— course. and no. one, you'rei making—general, making the point in general, eett— making the point in general, eett-tut— making the point in general, aren't-but just- making the point in general, aren't but just to be aren't you? but just to be tee— aren't you? but just to be clear, phillip— aren't you? but just to be clear, phillip schofield has temet— clear, phillip schofield has denied grooming amanda patel. you eetuetty— denied grooming amanda patel. you actually think— denied grooming amanda patel. you actually think this be you actually think this could be tomoptotte— you actually think this could be tomoptotte m— you actually think this could be homophobic in a— you actually think this could be homophobic in a way you agree wttt— homophobic in a way you agree wttt ttet?— homophobic in a way you agree wttt ttete r— homophobic in a way you agree with that? i think— homophobic in a way you agree with that? i think there's an etemett— with that? i think there's an etemett-te- with that? i think there's an element-is look,i element of it that is look, utttmetety— element of it that is look, ultimately phillip schofield tetreyet— ultimately phillip schofield betrayed his— ultimately phillip schofield betrayed his wife, his daughters . te— betrayed his wife, his daughters . te tetreyet— betrayed his wife, his daughters . he betrayed his— betrayed his wife, his daughters . he betrayed his whole- . he betrayed his whole audience. he lived a complete lie. and he was in this situation, you and i both know from behind the scenes that he was literally had to come out and say that he was gay and but i do think there's just an extra layer to this that does feel to me like it's kind of a lot of gay bashing on twitter, a lot of gay bashing on twitter, a lot of gay bashing on social media. you know, it makes me feel uncomfortable. you know, it makes me feel uncomfortable . you see, i think uncomfortable. you see, i think ttet— uncomfortable. you see, i think ttet tet— uncomfortable. you see, i think ttet tet tt— uncomfortable. you see, i think that had it been— uncomfortable. you see, i think that had it been a— uncomfortable. you see, i think that had it been a girl,- c. t you see, i think that had it been a girl, the orty— that had it been a girl, the opty wey— that had it been a girl, the opty wey m— that had it been a girl, the only way in which it would be

tttterett— only way in which it would be tttterett te— only way in which it would be different is that— only way in which it would be different is that her motives woutt— different is that her motives would questioned would have been questioned more. and would have been questioned more. ttt—et— would have been questioned more. amt—et tte— would have been questioned more. and—at the metoo- and if you look at the metoo movement, whenever women came movement, whenever women came torwert— movement, whenever women came torwert wttt— movement, whenever women came forward with allegations their etereeter— forward with allegations their character actor— forward with allegations their character actor was attacked very— character actor was attacked very-ert — character actor was attacked very-ert ttet- character actor was attacked very and that didn't very robustly and that didn't lhappen-_ very robustly and that didn't seem happen. rightly seem to happen. rightly oorreetty— seem to happen. rightly correctly, to _ seem to happen. rightly correctly, to this young man in tueettom— correctly, to this young man in question specifically. and also, he question specifically. and also, te-pereotetty- question specifically. and also, he-personally x's- question specifically. and also, he personally x's motives he hasn't personally x's motives teet— he hasn't personally x's motives been—numerous- he hasn't personally x's motives. been-numerous times. been questioned numerous times. i been questioned numerous times. r meem— been questioned numerous times. t r— been questioned numerous times. t r wee— been questioned numerous times. t r tute— been questioned numerous times. i mean, i was quite taken- been questioned numerous times. i mean, i was quite taken aback by executive of itv , by the chief executive of itv, carolyn mccall, constantly talking about during the select committee hearing about how ambitious young. and i ambitious this young. and i think that was a dog- think that was a dog whistle. tut— think that was a dog whistle. tut tm— think that was a dog whistle. tut m not— think that was a dog whistle. but i'm not sure- think that was a dog whistle. but i'm not sure it was as i meem-ot— but i'm not sure it was as i meem-ot-te- but i'm not sure it was as i mean,-of.is also| but i'm not sure it was as i. mean,-of.is also that mean, some of this is also that ttetoo— mean, some of this is also that ttetoo wee— mean, some of this is also that metoo was 2017. - mean, some of this is also that metoo was 2017. so- mean, some of this is also that metoo was 2017. so we have moved on metoo was 2017. so we have moved ot—tteee- on and now we have these conversations.- on and now we have these conversations. but i see conversations. but i have i see ttet— conversations. but i have i see ttet women— conversations. but i have i see ttet ee— conversations. but i have i see that women are always assessed. amt— that women are always assessed. ttt r— that women are always assessed. ttt r-tt— that women are always assessed. ttt r-tt tt— that women are always assessed. ttt r-tt tt tet— that women are always assessed. and i-if it had been- and i think if it had been a tte— and i think if it had been a woman, the only difference would be woman, the only difference would telmtttt— woman, the only difference would telmtttt-ewem— woman, the only difference would be might even been a be it might have even been a troter— be it might have even been a trooer-ttmt- be it might have even been a bigger think identity bigger story. i think identity woutt— bigger story. i think identity woutt tewe— bigger story. i think identity would have been up would have been blown up more ett— would have been blown up more eet—twe- would have been blown up more and-have been. and i think it would have been ete-e— and i think it would have been ete-e-ete-e- and i think it would have been she's she's ambitious, she's ruthless, she's ambitious, ete-e— she's ruthless, she's ambitious,. ete-e—ttm she's desperate. she seduced him teeuee— she's desperate. she seduced him because that's-the- because that's always the merrettwe — because that's always the narrative. with narrative. when women sleep with otter—ttet- narrative. when women sleep with otter—ttet tuetl older men. the thing that just annoys about the story, annoys me about the story, right? i think lots of people have point have just missed the point altogether cover altogether for it's the cover up. the cover up. no, it's up. it's the cover up. no, it's not. it is . it up. it's the cover up. no, it's not. it is. it is. do not

up. it's the cover up. no, it's not. it is . it is. do not sleep not. it is. it is. do not sleep wttt— not. it is. it is. do not sleep wttt peopte— not. it is. it is. do not sleep with people that- c it is. do not sleep with people that junior to you at with people that junior to you et—te— with people that junior to you et—te wrote- with people that junior to you et—tewrott. - with people that junior to you at-is wrong. buti with people that junior to you. at-is wrong. but the at work. that is wrong. but the perm— at work. that is wrong. but the potmt te— at work. that is wrong. but the potmt te mo— at work. that is wrong. but the potmt te mo .— at work. that is wrong. but the point is no , it was covered. no, point is no, it was covered. no, no, no. hear out. i'm no, no. hear me out. i'm not saying was right . of saying that it was right. of course i'm not saying it was right. i'm is that right. what i'm saying is that because v working with because it v working with phillip schofield covered up, the story was what it meant is that it looked like there was something much, much . you know, something much, much. you know, there is something- something much, much. you know, there is something really- “g you know, there is something really big here.— there is something really big here we— there is something really big here we to— there is something really big here. we do not- there is something really big here. we do not have sex with peopte— here. we do not have sex with peopte wto— here. we do not have sex with peopte wto ee— here. we do not have sex with people who are in- here. we do not have sex with people who are in very, very tutor— people who are in very, very junior positions- people who are in very, very junior positions who we met when they— junior positions who we met when they wee— junior positions who we met when they teeetty— junior positions who we met when they were legally children. that is they were legally children. that te rt.— they were legally children. that te tt. youre— they were legally children. that is it. you're right.- they were legally children. that is it. you're right. i- they were legally children. that is it. you're right. i don't wtet— is it. you're right. i don't care what a- is it. you're right. i don't care what a company in care what a company does in hr. i care what a company does in hr. r—tte— care what a company does in hr. r—tte ttt- i don't care about the hr tepertmett— i don't care about the hr department. phillip schofield i don't care about the hr departmproblem lip schofield i don't care about the hr departmproblem there. field i don't care about the hr departmproblem there. vrird was the problem there. no euggeettom— was the problem there. no suggestion that- was the problem there. no suggestion that he had sex with this x when he met her when this lad. x when he met her when he's 15. but this lad. x when he met her when he's15. but he did meet him at 15 and he had sex with them when he was in a very no, no, let's not worse than it not make it any worse than it is. that's what rebecca is. no, but that's what rebecca is. no, but that's what rebecca is saying. that's not what i eett— is saying. that's not what i eett et— is saying. that's not what i eett et ett. — is saying. that's not what i said at all. you- “g that's not what i said at all. you should just not eteep— said at all. you should just not eteep-peopte— said at all. you should just not sleep people meet sleep with people if you meet ttem — sleep with people if you meetj ttem —you sleep with people if you meet. ttem—you them when they're 15 and you are a them when they're 15 and you are 6-up_ them when they're 15 and you are e-up ee— them when they're 15 and you are e-up wttt— them when they're 15 and you are a-up sex with them,- a grown up sex with them, the tower—wett- a grown up sex with them, the cover—well, he. cover up is wrong. well, he tte-t— cover up is wrong. well, he didn't cheating on his didn't have sex cheating on his wife, he met him when he was

wife, but he met him when he was 15, he was married with 15, so still he was married with kids. anybody they kids. anybody you meet when they are -were in your,- are 15 and you were in your, whet.— are 15 and you were in your, whet-toe. - are 15 and you were in your, what,-50s. just.l are 15 and you were in your,. what,-50s. just. just what, 30s, 40s. 50s. just. just tuet— what, 30s, 40s. 50s. just. just ruet tot-t— what, 30s, 40s. 50s. just. just ruet tom-t to— what, 30s, 40s. 50s. just. just just don't do .a- what, 30s, 40s. 50s. just. just just don't do .a great. what, 30s, 40s. 50s. just. just just don't do ' gtririvc :rg just don't do it. a great big fat fibber. and he's been living a for a very, but also a lie for a very, very but also andifs a lie for a very, very but also and it's very hard to feel sympathy any any people sympathy for any any people other than the people who work on the show. and i wonder what more— on the show. and i wonder what tttore john— on the show. and i wonder what tttore rorm te— on the show. and i wonder what elton john is gaining- 1“ and i wonder what elton john is gaining from trymt— elton john is gaining from trymo to— elton john is gaining from trymo to ttt— elton john is gaining from trying to find a way in which an etuee— trying to find a way in which an etuee ot— trying to find a way in which an abuse of power,- trying to find a way in which an abuse of power, of- trying to find a way in which an abuse of power, of any description,- abuse of power, of any description, especially the description, especially in the wortpteee— description, especially in the workplace, but workplace, is always wrong. but it's workplace, is always wrong. but tt-e—eeey— workplace, is always wrong. but tt-e—eeey to- workplace, is always wrong. but it's-easy to hide. it's just really easy to hide behind just behind homophobia. let me just share with you what phillip schofield has said this schofield has said about this situation. said, contrary to situation. he said, contrary to speculation , whilst i met the speculation, whilst i met the man when he was a teenager and was asked to help him to get into television, it was only after to work on the after he started to work on the show that it became more than just a friendship. that relationship was unwise but not illegal. over now. but illegal. it is over now. but let's stick with this morning because holly willoughby and dermot o'leary's attempt to keep shtoom and carry on were blown apart today by a rowdy italian . apart today by a rowdy italian. so how was the chef gino d'acampo marked his big this morning return after a month off

by leaving the pair squirming with a host of schofield gags, including poking fun at the programme's editor, martin frizell, an unfortunate aubergine moment. this is incredible. it's aubergine moment. this is incredible . it's been a while, incredible. it's been a while, tut— incredible. it's been a while, tut emo— incredible. it's been a while, tut om te— incredible. it's been a while, but gino is finally- t: it's been a while, but gino is finally allowed back in but gino is finally allowed back to ttre— but gino is finally allowed back in this morning- but gino is finally allowed back in this morning kitchen. tomotome— in this morning kitchen. bongiorno, everybody, one jorno now just was. i was in italy for a now just was. i was in italy for e mormt— now just was. i was in italy for e momtt .— now just was. i was in italy for e momtt . r— now just was. i was in italy for a month . i know.- now just was. i was in italy for a month . i know. yeah,- \vjizj�*rtv�* i was in italy for a month . i know. yeah, i \vjsj�*t�* i was in italy for a month . i know. yeah, i was in a month. i know. yeah, i was in my— a month. i know. yeah, i was in my tor— a month. i know. yeah, i was in my tor e— a month. i know. yeah, i was in italy for a month.- a month. i know. yeah, i was in italy for a month. i- a month. i know. yeah, i was in italy for a month. i came back two— italy for a month. i came back two teye— italy for a month. i came back two teye eeo— italy for a month. i came back two days ago and- italy for a month. i came back two days ago and i can't wait to toot— two days ago and i can't wait to cook tor— two days ago and i can't wait to cook tor ett— two days ago and i can't wait to cook for all of- two days ago and i can't wait to cook for all of you. - two days ago and i can't wait to cook for all of you. yeah, i'll be cook for all of you. yeah, i'll te etrette— cook for all of you. yeah, i'll be strange because i was going to mete— be strange because i was going to make melanzane alla permtotepo— to make melanzane alla parmigiana. yeah you know that. ttet-e— parmigiana. yeah you know that. ttet-e ome— parmigiana. yeah you know that. ttet-e ot— parmigiana. yeah you know that. ttet-e ot my— parmigiana. yeah you know that. that's one of my big- parmigiana. yeah you know that. that's one of my big aubergine. apparently. i can't do anytning apparently. i can't do anything wttt— apparently. i can't do anything with aubergine- apparently. i can't do anything with aubergine at the moment. ste— with aubergine at the moment. ste wee— with aubergine at the moment. ste toxte— with aubergine at the moment. ste toxte .— with aubergine at the moment. she was toxic . i've- with aubergine at the moment. she was toxic. i've always found toxic . his she was toxic. i've always found toxic. his aubergine. do you like aubergine? so i'm going to mete— like aubergine? so i'm going to mete e— like aubergine? so i'm going to make a tiramisu- like aubergine? so i'm going to make a tiramisu .- like aubergine? so i'm going to make a tiramisu . so- c irritg 1“ic so i'm going to make a tiramisu . so everything make a tiramisu. so everything is make a tiramisu. so everything te ett— make a tiramisu. so everything te ett tott. — make a tiramisu. so everything is all right. it's- make a tiramisu. so everything is all right. c it's is all right. it's okay. it's otey. — is all right. it's okay. it's otey. r— is all right. it's okay. it's otey. r eue— is all right. it's okay. it's okay. i can live- is all right. c it's okay. i can live with it. we're going— okay. i can live with it. we're tome to— okay. i can live with it. we're going to mete— okay. i can live with it. we're going to make this one here. tweryttmt— going to make this one here. tweryttmo te— going to make this one here. everything is under control. i'm teet— everything is under control. i'm teet .— everything is under control. i'm teet . aty— everything is under control. i'm back . any news?- everything is under control. i'm back . any news? in the last back. any news? in the last month— back. any news? in the last momtt ttet— back. any news? in the last month that i- back. any news? in the last month that i should know? all rrett— month that i should know? all tott .— month that i should know? all tott . teep— month that i should know? all right , deep breath. itri;

right, deep breath. firstly, are you oteye r— right, deep breath. firstly, are you oteye r tope— right, deep breath. firstly, are you okay? i hope so.- right, deep breath. firstly, are you okay? i hope so. it- right, deep breath. rinri c i hope so. it feels you okay? i hope so. it feels very— you okay? i hope so. it feels very etrepoe— you okay? i hope so. it feels very strange indeed,- c i hope so. it feels very strange indeed, sitting here— very strange indeed, sitting here without- very strange indeed, sitting here without phil here, we can go here without phil here, we can to etretttt— here without phil here, we can go straight into- here without phil here, we can go straight into the cooking . go straight into the cooking. to.— go straight into the cooking. to. rot— go straight into the cooking. to. not yet. — go straight into the cooking. no, not yet. wait,— go straight into the cooking. no, not yet. wait, wait,- go straight into the cooking. no, not yet. wait, wait, wait, wait. you just. you just get youreett— wait. you just. you just get yourself ready- wait. you just. you just get yourself ready and- c v/rirc. you just get yourself ready and set, and wet— yourself ready and set, and wet te— yourself ready and set, and we'll be back- yourself ready and set, and we'll be back with you in just a momet — we'll be back with you in just a momet wty— we'll be back with you in just a moment. why is- we'll be back with you in just a moment. �*thjy j moment. why is dermot not talking it talking anymore? i find it really painful- talking anymore? i find it- really painful-obviously really painful because obviously he. really painful because obviously teltmow— really painful because obviously teltmow r— really painful because obviously he..know, i loved- really painful because obviously he. know, i loved phillip he. you know, i loved phillip setotett— he. you know, i loved phillip schofield and _ he. you know, i loved phillip schofield and it's weird because i schofield and it's weird because r ettt— schofield and it's weird because r etttt toxe— schofield and it's weird because i still love philip's- schofield and it's weird because i still love philip's schofield. ruet— i still love philip's schofield. ruet eeet— i still love philip's schofield. ruet meet to— i still love philip's schofield. just need to rephrase- i still love philip's schofield. just need to rephrase his. i still love philip's schofield. just need to rephrase his back for a one time only. so this is my last time. wow. let's see how it was. thanks, gino . it's it was. thanks, gino. it's tottmt— it was. thanks, gino. it's tottmt to— it was. thanks, gino. it's nothing to see- c thanks, gino. it's nothing to see here. c nothing to see here. it's just teem— nothing to see here. it's just teee e— nothing to see here. it's just been a totally . she's- nothing to see here. c 1“ she's so angry . been a totally. she's so angry. she's like. she is so angry. that's probably the last. that's probably the last time that's probably the lastdtime he that's probably the last time he eppeere— that's probably the last time he eppeere orr— that's probably the last time he eppeere ore tte— that's probably the last time he appears on the show . oh, calvin appears on the show. oh, calvin totmeot. — appears on the show. oh, calvin robinson. amanda- appears on the show. oh, calvin robinson. : appears on the show. oh, calvin robinson. ' : jrir appears on the show. oh, calvin robinson. : jrir : robinson. amanda patel. do stand by. he's coming up the tory civil war spills into the gb newsroom as mps miriam cates and bernard jenkin compete in tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. but next it

uncanceled have the runaway royals. harry and meghan lost not just their lucrative spotify deal , but not just their lucrative spotify deal, but their wider professional reputation. and are the couple planning a rebrand to augn the couple planning a rebrand to align themselves more closely with another royal esteem ? and with another royal esteem? and biographer, tom bower. he's got big exclusives to drop in just two minutes time .

it's time now for uncanceled . it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators pig out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and it's been the week from hell for harry meghan as their for harry and meghan as their true colours were exposed in a series of public attacks overnight, transatlantic tv star kelly osborne let rip at the ginger windsor with this savage

assessment. he's a he's a whining , whinging compor whining, whinging compor plaining woe is me. i'm the only one plaining woe is me. i'm the only ttet-e— plaining woe is me. i'm the only one that's ever- plaining woe is me. i'm the only one that's ever had- 1“ “g i'm the only one that's ever had mental protteme— one that's ever had mental problems like- one that's ever had mental problems like my life was so tert. — problems like my life was so hard. everybody- problems like my life was so hard. everybody life is hard. yeet— hard. everybody life is hard. yeet you— hard. everybody life is hard. yeah you were- hard. everybody life is hard. yeah you were the prince of a country— yeah you were the prince of a eomtry wto— yeah you were the prince of a country who dressed up as a and youre trymt— country who dressed up as a and now you're trying to- country who dressed up as a and now you're trying to come back as now you're trying to come back ee tte— now you're trying to come back ee tte pope.— now you're trying to come back as the pope. suck- now you're trying to come back as the pope. suck it . that came as the pope. suck it. that came off as the pope. suck it. that came ott tte— as the pope. suck it. that came ott tte teet— as the pope. suck it. that came off the back of- as the pope. suck it. that came off the back of this- as the pope. suck it. that came off the back of this stinging retute— off the back of this stinging rebuke from - off the back of this stinging rebuke from spotify executive ttt— rebuke from spotify executive bill simmons- rebuke from spotify executive bill simmons just hours after the bill simmons just hours after tte ttrm — bill simmons just hours after the firm pulled- bill simmons just hours after the firm pulled the sussexes £15 mitot— the firm pulled the sussexes £15 mttttom ttop— the firm pulled the sussexes £15 million flop cast- the firm pulled the sussexes £15 million flop cast deal i, which tet— million flop cast deal i, which tet teem— million flop cast deal i, which had been involved in the meghan and had been involved in the meghan ett terry— had been involved in the meghan mt terry teete— had been involved in the meghan and harry leave spotify negotiation - and harry leave spotify negotiation. - and harry leave spotify negotiation . jcit negotiation. the grifters. that's the podcast we should have launched with them . so. tom have launched with them. so. tom bower look, it's great to- t: so. tom bower look, it's great to have you— bower look, it's great to have you here — bower look, it's great to have you tere. ty— bower look, it's great to have you tere. ty tte— bower look, it's great to have you here. by the way, meghan's ttoorepter— you here. by the way, meghan's ttoorepter .— you here. by the way, meghan's biographer . rte— you here. by the way, meghan's biographer. it's a- you here. by the way, meghan's biographer. it's a uniquely xmerteet— biographer. it's a uniquely american word- biographer. it's a uniquely american word , isn't it? american word, isn't it? otter.— american word, isn't it? grifter, which - american word, isn't it? grifter, which means small scale ewmttere— grifter, which means small scale ewmttere .— grifter, which means small scale ewmttere . oo— grifter, which means small scale swindlers . do you- grifter, which means small scale swindlers . do you think bill swindlers. do you think bill stmmome— swindlers. do you think bill simmons used- swindlers. do you think bill simmons used that word

purpoeetutty— simmons used that word purposefully ? jcj1“ simmons used that word- purposefully ? oh, absolutely. i purposefully? oh, absolutely. i tth— purposefully? oh, absolutely. i ttmttte— purposefully? oh, absolutely. i think the timing- purposefully? oh, absolutely. i think the timing was- purposefully? jcj1“ crng i think the timing was on purpose, tow— think the timing was on purpose, too. teeuee— think the timing was on purpose, too, because the- think the timing was on purpose, too, because the depher deal, wttt— too, because the depher deal, wttet wett— too, because the depher deal, which we'll talk- too, because the depher deal, which we'll talk about in a meme— which we'll talk about in a meme .— which we'll talk about in a minute , that- which we'll talk about in a minute , that was gossip shaun minute, that was gossip shaun tettey— minute, that was gossip shaun tettey tor— minute, that was gossip shaun bailey for weeks.- minute, that was gossip shaun bailey for weeks. so i think he saw a moment- bailey for weeks. so i think he saw a moment to- bailey for weeks. so i think he saw a moment to sabotage it. but tte— saw a moment to sabotage it. but tte ottere— saw a moment to sabotage it. but the grifters story- saw a moment to sabotage it. but the grifters story is- saw a moment to sabotage it. but the grifters story is fascinate teeuee— the grifters story is fascinate because coincidentally, i heard the because coincidentally, i heard tte reeeot— because coincidentally, i heard the reason why- because coincidentally, i heard the reason why he called them tte— the reason why he called them tte ortttere— the reason why he called them the grifters, and- the reason why he called them the grifters, and that is teeuee— the grifters, and that is because they're scrounge as the sueeeee ett— because they're scrounge as the sueeeee ett r— because they're scrounge as the sussexes and i heard this pertteuter— sussexes and i heard this particular story, which is extraordinary- particular story, which is extraordinary ,- particular story, which is extraordinary , which is that extraordinary, which is that terry— extraordinary, which is that terry ett— extraordinary, which is that harry and meghan were invited to this sunkissed- harry and meghan were invited to this sunkissed place by the teem— this sunkissed place by the teeth .— this sunkissed place by the teeth . ett— this sunkissed place by the beach , and they were saved for a beach, and they were saved for a eoupte— beach, and they were saved for a eoupte ot— beach, and they were saved for a eoupte ot teye— beach, and they were saved for a couple of days, had- beach, and they were saved for a couple of days, had arrived with the couple of days, had arrived with tte toet— couple of days, had arrived with the host private- couple of days, had arrived with the host private jet as was ueut— the host private jet as was ueut ett— the host private jet as was usual, and wanted to leave. and ttet— usual, and wanted to leave. and ttet ttey— usual, and wanted to leave. and then they heard- usual, and wanted to leave. and then they heard that someone etee— then they heard that someone etee wto— then they heard that someone etee wto wee— then they heard that someone else who was there, who was eurte— else who was there, who was tutte err— else who was there, who was quite an interesting person and eteo—touee- quite an interesting person and eteo—touee ty| quite an interesting person andi eteo—touee ty e also had a beautiful house by a teem.— also had a beautiful house by a teeet. ett— also had a beautiful house by a beach, and meghan went up to her and beach, and meghan went up to her ett eett.— beach, and meghan went up to her ett eett. re— beach, and meghan went up to her and said, is there- beach, and meghan went up to her and said, is there any let us tett— and said, is there any let us tett. tet— and said, is there any let us tett. tet ue— and said, is there any let us talk, let us become friends . the talk, let us become friends. the tottowmt— talk, let us become friends. the tottowmt-ttey- talk, let us become friends. the following they were following day, after they were tetem— following day, after they were tetet teet— following day, after they were taken back home private taken back home on their private jet taken back home on their private tet wttt— taken back home on their private tet wttt tte— taken back home on their private jet with the host- taken back home on their private jet with the host private jet, terry— jet with the host private jet, terry eettet— jet with the host private jet, harry called this particular woman and said , is there woman and said, is there a cemet— woman and said, is there a chance that- woman and said, is there a chance that we- woman and said, is there a chance that we could borrow your home— chance that we could borrow your toueee teeter— chance that we could borrow your house? meghan wondered whether

chance that we could borrow your hotcould.eghan wondered whether chance that we could borrow your hotcould have�*i wondered whether chance that we could borrow your hotcould have�*i wandtred whether chance that we could borrow your hotcould have�*i wandtred whewas we could have it. and woman was a we could have it. and woman was e ttt— we could have it. and woman was e ttt puzztet— we could have it. and woman was e ttt puzztet ty— we could have it. and woman was a bit puzzled by this, but said in a bit puzzled by this, but said muet.— a bit puzzled by this, but said m-emt. otey— a bit puzzled by this, but said in .end, okay. the- a bit puzzled by this, but said in end, okay. the following in the end, okay. the following day— in the end, okay. the following tey terry— in the end, okay. the following tey terry tette— in the end, okay. the following day harry calls and says, meghan eteo— day harry calls and says, meghan eteo eeye— day harry calls and says, meghan eteo eeye cert— day harry calls and says, meghan also says, can we- day harry calls and says, meghan also says, can we get in your prtxete— also says, can we get in your prtweterete — also says, can we get in your private jet? oh- also says, can we get in your private jet? oh my- also says, can we get in your private jet? jcj1“ jcirirr: and that private jet? oh my god. and that is private jet? oh my god. and that te exeetty— private jet? oh my god. and that te exeetty wtet— private jet? oh my god. and that is exactly what the- private jet? jcj1“ jcirirr: and that is exactly what the grifters are all is exactly what the grifters are ett etout.— is exactly what the grifters are ett etout. te— is exactly what the grifters are all about, is about scrounging. it's all about, is about scrounging. rt-e etout— all about, is about scrounging. it's about harry- all about, is about scrounging. it's about harry and meghan eomtettty— it's about harry and meghan constantly looking for freebies as constantly looking for freebies ee wtetter— constantly looking for freebies as whether it's- constantly looking for freebies as whether it's jets, it's toueee — as whether it's jets, it's houses, meals, whatever . and houses, meals, whatever. and ttet— houses, meals, whatever. and ttet te— houses, meals, whatever. and ttet te m— houses, meals, whatever. and that is, in the- houses, meals, whatever. and that is, in the end, what drove spotty— that is, in the end, what drove spotty ett— that is, in the end, what drove spotify and also- that is, in the end, what drove spotify and also netflix mad teeuee— spotify and also netflix mad because presumably spotify were paying— because presumably spotify were paying a_ because presumably spotify were peymo e tot— because presumably spotify were peymo e tot ot— because presumably spotify were paying a lot of money for all of ttre— paying a lot of money for all of ttte etutt— paying a lot of money for all of ttte etutt .— paying a lot of money for all of this stuff , for- paying a lot of money for all of this stuff , for all- paying a lot of money for all of this stuff , for all of their this stuff, for all of their temette. — this stuff, for all of their demands. but- this stuff, for all of their demands. c demands. but they weren't actually receiving the content in return and not only not receiving the content, but constantly demands for expenses because they wanted to live for nothing . which brings us on to nothing. which brings us on to wtete— nothing. which brings us on to wtete wtet— nothing. which brings us on to what? what actually- “g which brings us on to what? what actually were the sueeeee up— what? what actually were the sussexes up to- what? what actually were the sussexes up to all this year? ttt— sussexes up to all this year? ttt w-xee— sussexes up to all this year? and we've said- sussexes up to all this year? and we've said many times over the and we've said many times over tte peet— and we've said many times over tte peet rew— and we've said many times over the past few weeks- and we've said many times over the past few weeks , dan, that the past few weeks, dan, that teeter-e— the past few weeks, dan, that meghan's silence- the past few weeks, dan, that meghan's silence is really odd. stee— meghan's silence is really odd. she's building- meghan's silence is really odd. she's building up- meghan's silence is really odd. she's building up to something big, she's building up to something bigt ett— she's building up to something big, and there's- she's building up to something big, and there's no doubt that in big, and there's no doubt that to te— big, and there's no doubt that m to oxre— big, and there's no doubt that in la over the- big, and there's no doubt that in la over the last few weeks

mere-e— in la over the last few weeks ttere-e teet— in la over the last few weeks there's been this- in la over the last few weeks there's been this gossip about there's been this gossip about tte ttre— there's been this gossip about tte ttre etory— there's been this gossip about the dire story which the mail on smtey— the dire story which the mail on smtey trote— the dire story which the mail on sunday broke big- the dire story which the mail on sunday broke big time. this weeterrt— sunday broke big time. this weekend. now,- sunday broke big time. this weekend. now, what's really mtereetmo— weekend. now, what's really interesting, of- weekend. now, what's really interesting, of course, bill otmmom— interesting, of course, bill stmmome .— interesting, of course, bill simmons , not- interesting, of course, bill simmons , not coincidentally, is simmons, not coincidentally, is eeymt— simmons, not coincidentally, is eeyme mey-re— simmons, not coincidentally, is saying they're grifters. but wtet-e— saying they're grifters. but what's really- saying they're grifters. but what's really interesting in the retrerrtmt— what's really interesting in the retrettmt ot— what's really interesting in the rebranding of the sussexes is met— rebranding of the sussexes is wtet r— rebranding of the sussexes is wtet r eteo— rebranding of the sussexes is what i also heard very recently is what i also heard very recently te ttet— what i also heard very recently is that meghan- what i also heard very recently is that meghan decided that her real is that meghan decided that her reet otteet— is that meghan decided that her reet otteet m— is that meghan decided that her real object in life- is that meghan decided that her real object in life was to be ttme. — real object in life was to be ttme. ttet— real object in life was to be diana. that has- real object in life was to be diana. that has always been her peeetom— diana. that has always been her peeetot. ttet— diana. that has always been her passion, that has- diana. that has always been her passion, that has also been terry-e— passion, that has also been harry's passion- passion, that has also been harry's passion .- passion, that has also been harry's passion . and meghan went harry's passion. and meghan went to tte— harry's passion. and meghan went to tte extent— harry's passion. and meghan went to the extent of- harry's passion. and meghan went to the extent of suggesting that they— to the extent of suggesting that they etoutt— to the extent of suggesting that they should drop- to the extent of suggesting that they should drop the name wmteor— they should drop the name windsor and- they should drop the name windsor and take the surname speteer. — windsor and take the surname speteer. so— windsor and take the surname spencer. so she'd- windsor and take the surname spencer. so she'd be meghan spotter.— spencer. so she'd be meghan spepeer. tte— spencer. so she'd be meghan spencer. the new- spencer. so she'd be meghan spencer. the new diana. ' 1“r: spencer. the new diana. and so ttre— spencer. the new diana. and so ttte te— spencer. the new diana. and so ttte te e— spencer. the new diana. and so ttte te e ptm— spencer. the new diana. and so this is a plan that they have actively discussed . they've actively discussed. they've actually discussed - actively discussed. they've actually discussed it- irtc r: t: they've actually discussed it not only by themselves, - actually discussed it not only by themselves, but with others to me— by themselves, but with others to ttte rem-t— by themselves, but with others to this isn't something that's ptuetet— to this isn't something that's ptuetet otty— to this isn't something that's plucked only in- to this isn't something that's plucked only in their minds. t hey— plucked only in their minds. ttey wee— plucked only in their minds. they were actively trying to meet— they were actively trying to recast themselves as diana and teeter— recast themselves as diana and weotm spepeer— recast themselves as diana and meghan spencer .- recast themselves as diana and meghan spencer . and that is so, meghan spencer. and that is so, so meghan spencer. and that is so, eo te— meghan spencer. and that is so, eo te woutt— meghan spencer. and that is so, eo te woutt 90— meghan spencer. and that is so, so he would go from harry wmteor— so he would go from harry wmteor to— so he would go from harry windsor to harry spencer to his

motter-e— windsor to harry spencer to his mother's name,- windsor to harry spencer to his mother's name, but that would be a mother's name, but that would be e texeetetmt— mother's name, but that would be a devastating was. - mother's name, but that would be a devastating was. but that is ttet— a devastating was. but that is that his father? absolutely it's all about the break off and they— it's all about the break off and they eteo— it's all about the break off and they also have- it's all about the break off and they also have given up the oueee— they also have given up the sussex title - they also have given up the sussex title because you've got the sussex title because you've got tte ew— sussex title because you've got the new incarnation of diana, wttt— the new incarnation of diana, wttet r— the new incarnation of diana, which i think- the new incarnation of diana, which i think all- the new incarnation of diana, which i think all makes sense if you— which i think all makes sense if you toot— which i think all makes sense if you toot et— which i think all makes sense if you look at the- which i think all makes sense if you look at the extraordinary orettt — you look at the extraordinary draghi photographs of meghan this weekend,- draghi photographs of meghan this weekend, very thin, very , this weekend, very thin, very, very— this weekend, very thin, very, very ttm— this weekend, very thin, very, very thin, getting ready for the trot— very thin, getting ready for the dior modelling,- very thin, getting ready for the dior modelling, you know, the mew-stone— dior modelling, you know, the new-stone or- dior modelling, you know, the new-stone or cara. new sharon stone or cara delevingne-_ new sharon stone or cara delevingne. i- new sharon stone or cara delevingne. i mean the whole the mete— delevingne. i mean the whole the tmete wee— delevingne. i mean the whole the image was important and it's all eetotetet. — image was important and it's all now sabotaged. everything is trotet— now sabotaged. everything is trotet up— now sabotaged. everything is broken up and- now sabotaged. everything is broken up and that's a great ttow— broken up and that's a great ttow to— broken up and that's a great blow to them - broken up and that's a great blow to them because they're tootmt— blow to them because they're tootmt tor— blow to them because they're looking for something new and ttey-re— looking for something new and now they're going to have to toot— now they're going to have to toot tor— now they're going to have to look for something again. so potemttetty— look for something again. so potentially changing- look for something again. so potentially changing their name. i mean, that's a seismic thing to do. they'll be aware of that, presumably, tom, the suggestion in there is they acknowledge that this has been a disaster so far in hollywood. it hasn't worked out as they hoped. absolutely and that was, i tint,— absolutely and that was, i ttmt. wtet— absolutely and that was, i think, what i- ' crng and that was, i think, what i hadn't we hadn't reetteet— think, what i hadn't we hadn't realised until- think, what i hadn't we hadn't realised until now. and that's why— realised until now. and that's wty-tt-e— realised until now. and that's wty-tt-e tuet— realised until now. and that's wty-tt-e tuet e- realised until now. and that's why it's just a way out of why dior, it's just a way out of it. why dior, it's just a way out of t. tow.— why dior, it's just a way out of t. tow. r—

why dior, it's just a way out of t. tow. r eey— why dior, it's just a way out of it. now. i say we- why dior, it's just a way out of it. now. i say we never peoottete— it. now. i say we never negotiate and- it. now. i say we never negotiate and she was looking for negotiate and she was looking tor e— negotiate and she was looking tor e wtote— negotiate and she was looking for a whole new- negotiate and she was looking for a whole new way. let's just otertty— for a whole new way. let's just clarify once the swindler, clarify dior once the swindler, once grifter comment came once the grifter comment came out and once the story ran in the mail on sunday, sunday, dior have seen the backlash and quickly said, no, no, no, no, we never about it. and never would talk about it. and they were. but the they certainly were. but the wtote — they certainly were. but the wtote pomt— they certainly were. but the whole point.for- they certainly were. but the whole point for the sussexes whole point is for the sussexes as whole point is for the sussexes ee ttey— whole point is for the sussexes ee ttey ettt— whole point is for the sussexes as they still are.- whole point is for the sussexes as they still are. no, not yet. tte— as they still are. no, not yet. tte spemere.— as they still are. no, not yet. the spencers. this is a major ttow— the spencers. this is a major ttow ow— the spencers. this is a major blow now he's- the spencers. this is a major blow now he's what is he going to to— blow now he's what is he going to to to— blow now he's what is he going to to to eem— blow now he's what is he going to do to earn money? what is she going— to do to earn money? what is she tome to— to do to earn money? what is she going to toe— to do to earn money? what is she going to toe amt— to do to earn money? what is she going to do? and it- to do to earn money? what is she going to do? and it would be wottemut— going to do? and it would be wonderful to- going to do? and it would be wonderful to have been the face of wonderful to have been the face ot trot.— wonderful to have been the face ot otor. ttet-e— wonderful to have been the face of dior. that's a- wonderful to have been the face of dior. that's a huge money eptrmer— of dior. that's a huge money eptmer-ttey- of dior. that's a huge money spinner-they are. of dior. that's a huge money spinner they are really spinner. and so they are really at spinner. and so they are really et tte— spinner. and so they are really et tte ett— spinner. and so they are really et tte ett ot— spinner. and so they are really at the end of it.- spinner. and so they are really at the end of it. they sabotaged ttemeetwee— at the end of it. they sabotaged themselves. they- at the end of it. they sabotaged themselves. they shot themselves in themselves. they shot themselves to tte— themselves. they shot themselves to tte toot— themselves. they shot themselves to tte toot ty— themselves. they shot themselves in the foot by being- themselves. they shot themselves in the foot by being so controversial- in the foot by being so controversial . and i think that controversial. and i think that is controversial. and i think that te wtet— controversial. and i think that te wtet peopte— controversial. and i think that is what people like dior and otter— is what people like dior and other corporations fear . they other corporations fear. they tot-t— other corporations fear. they tom-t wett— other corporations fear. they don't want to - other corporations fear. they don't want to be - other corporations fear. they don't want to be associated with ttet— don't want to be associated with ttet eort— don't want to be associated with that sort controversy. so that sort of controversy. so wtet— that sort of controversy. so wtet tte— that sort of controversy. so what the sussexes is a tainted treet— what the sussexes is a tainted trett. e— what the sussexes is a tainted brand, a tainted- what the sussexes is a tainted brand, a tainted brand , even brand, a tainted brand, even a temetet— brand, a tainted brand, even a damaged brand.- brand, a tainted brand, even a damaged brand. and now a brand wtet— damaged brand. and now a brand wttet te— damaged brand. and now a brand which is looking- damaged brand. and now a brand which is looking for survival . which is looking for survival. ttt— which is looking for survival. ttt eo— which is looking for survival. ttt eo tte— which is looking for survival. and so it's going- which is looking for survival. and so it's going to be really teeemetmt— and so it's going to be really fascinating to- and so it's going to be really fascinating to see where they

get peopte — fascinating to see where they get peopte to— fascinating to see where they get people to spend this sort of money— get people to spend this sort of money or— get people to spend this sort of money on them. - get people to spend this sort of money on them. gi 1“ and they money on them. again. and they teet— money on them. again. and they met e— money on them. again. and they met e tot. — money on them. again. and they met e tot. mey— money on them. again. and they need a lot. they need- money on them. gi 1“ and they need a lot. they need at least 3 to t— need a lot. they need at least 3 to t mitot— need a lot. they need at least 3 to t mttttom e— need a lot. they need at least 3 to 4 million a year- need a lot. they need at least 3 to 4 million a yearjust to pay ttetr— to 4 million a yearjust to pay their overheads- to 4 million a yearjust to pay their overheads because you've otwouety— obviously got the house. mere-e— obviously got the house. mere-e e— obviously got the house. there's a big- obviously got the house. there's a big mortgage on that house, the costs , isn't house, but it's the costs, isn't it, that sort of estate . not to it, that sort of estate. not to mention, by the way , the legal mention, by the way, the legal battles , the legal battle. harry battles, the legal battle. harry insists on suing and at great cost , insists on suing and at great cost, right? and he's got no concept— cost, right? and he's got no concept ot— cost, right? and he's got no concept of money.- t t g1“cc and he's got no concept of money. he's never had to worry— concept of money. he's never had to worry etout— concept of money. he's never had to worry about money in his tte. — to worry about money in his tte. tett— to worry about money in his life. he'll now- to worry about money in his life. he'll now have to start worrymt— life. he'll now have to start worrying about- life. he'll now have to start worrying about money. she has womet—ett- worrying about money. she has worried-all her. worrying about money. she hasi worried-all her life worried about money all her life .-teet— worried about money all her life .-teet ter— worried about money all her life ,-been her driving. , which has been her driving tome— , which has been her driving toree .— , which has been her driving toree . amt— , which has been her driving force . and she- , which has been her driving force . and she suddenly finds force. and she suddenly finds tereett— force. and she suddenly finds herself.the- force. and she suddenly finds herself the possibility of herself with the possibility of not texmt — herself with the possibility of not having this- herself with the possibility of not having this huge income. and ttet— not having this huge income. and ttet reetty— not having this huge income. and that really does- not having this huge income. and that really does worry her. and i that really does worry her. and r tth— that really does worry her. and r ttmt ttet— that really does worry her. and i think that does- that really does worry her. and i think that does put real pressure-and. i think that does put real. pressure-and their pressure on them and their relationship. - pressure on them and their relationship. but tom, i mean, look, fascinating revelations. and clearly so much and there's clearly so much going the scenes. but going on behind the scenes. but when look at all this, when you look at all of this, though , on a sort of macro though, on a sort of macro level, i guess , why did they not level, i guess, why did they not just do the work ? dk why did just do the work? dk why did they not just make the podcast

episodes? i mean, are they really that lazy and entitled? because basically spotify and netflix delivered them an opportunity of a lifetime. did they not realise what they had handed to them on a platter ? handed to them on a platter? well, harry has never had to do any— well, harry has never had to do my wort— well, harry has never had to do any work really. - well, harry has never had to do any work really. ri 1“ir: any work really. he's only had taken orders in the army and that was the end of his life. he's never done meghan he's never done anything. meghan really has never had the discipline other than an discipline other than as an actress in suits. and then everything was done for her. she came or read her lines perfectly and went away. spotify was actually expecting them to produce the goods, and that requires was a lot of imagination and hard work, but also inspiration and talent. and that's one thing which which harry is severely lacking and meghan hasn't either. meghan is a one trick pony. it was just suits. well, a one trick pony. it was just suits . well, what's so sad, suits. well, what's so sad, tet-t— suits. well, what's so sad, tet-t tt— suits. well, what's so sad, tet-t tt .— suits. well, what's so sad, isn't it . they've- well, what's so sad, isn't it . they've realised and isn't it. they've realised and tte— isn't it. they've realised and tt-e e— isn't it. they've realised and it's a crushing- isn't it. they've realised and it's a crushing realisation, i tmee— it's a crushing realisation, i guess, because- it's a crushing realisation, i guess, because they don't want to to— guess, because they don't want to to t— guess, because they don't want to do it anymore.- guess, because they don't want to do it anymore. at least they etetm— to do it anymore. at least they etetm ttey— to do it anymore. at least they claim they don't. - to do it anymore. at least they claim they don't. the only thing anyone's interested in

commercially is them slagging off commercially is them slagging ott ttetr— commercially is them slagging off their own - commercially is them slagging off their own family . and that off their own family. and that met— off their own family. and that ruet trmte— off their own family. and that ruet trmoe you— off their own family. and that just brings you so much terrible teme — just brings you so much terrible terme wett— just brings you so much terrible karma. well, and- just brings you so much terrible karma. well, and that's what's so interesting- karma. well, and that's what's so interesting that 2 or 3 weeks ago,— so interesting that 2 or 3 weeks eto. tt— so interesting that 2 or 3 weeks ego. tt you— so interesting that 2 or 3 weeks ago, if you remember, we were tteeueemt— ago, if you remember, we were tteeueemt tow— ago, if you remember, we were discussing how they said they weret— discussing how they said they weren't-discuss. weren't going to discuss it anymore, family and now we anymore, their family and now we ttow— anymore, their family and now we ttow- — anymore, their family and now we ttow- rt— anymore, their family and now we ttow- rt wee— anymore, their family and now we know. it was because- anymore, their family and now we know c t j know why. it was because dior, whoever saying you can't be whoever was saying you can't be controversial anymore. oh, i see. and that was why they decided they had to silent. decided they had to be silent. and now that's all up in the air because, of course, there are a lot of consumer calls for these luxury brands who are totally disgusted with the way that they have turned, not just on their own family, but also the royal institution. ithink own family, but also the royal institution. i think . own family, but also the royal institution. ithink. so own family, but also the royal institution. i think . so that's institution. ithink. so that's what so puzzling. i could not understand. why would dior what to be associated with such a tainted person as meghan ? she tainted person as meghan? she she presents controversy . the she presents controversy. the one thing dior is not with all their different faces over the years is controversial. so it was people talking about attitude and things like. but i couldn't see it. i couldn't see

how meghan could be an influencer other than for a small minority . but for them small minority. but for them now, the pressure is on. they are now in the firing line and thatis are now in the firing line and that is what's so interesting. meghan and harry have now got to really find a new brand, a new role, a new life. and it's not going to be easy for them. fascinating reporting as. fascinating reporting as ever trom— fascinating reporting as ever trom tte— fascinating reporting as ever from the best- fascinating reporting as ever from the best royal biographer in from the best royal biographer m tte— from the best royal biographer in the business,- from the best royal biographer in the business, tom bower. eteotute— in the business, tom bower. absolute pleasure to have you. wett— absolute pleasure to have you. won epeet— absolute pleasure to have you. we'll speak next- absolute pleasure to have you. we'll speak next week. thank you so we'll speak next week. thank you eo muet.— we'll speak next week. thank you eo muet. tut— we'll speak next week. thank you so much. but it's- we'll speak next week. thank you so much. but it's time now to eoeet— so much. but it's time now to reveal tonight's- so much. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest trttem— reveal tonight's greatest britain jackass . britain in union jackass. stretttt— britain in union jackass. stretett to— britain in union jackass. straight to amanda pat cullen, our straight to amanda pat cullen, eupereter— straight to amanda pat cullen, our superstar panel. amanda, who is our superstar panel. amanda, who te your— our superstar panel. amanda, who te your pommetet— our superstar panel. amanda, who is your nominated for tonight's oreeteet— is your nominated for tonight's greatest britain. - is your nominated for tonight's greatest britain. you've humiliated- greatest britain. you've humiliated me, dan, i chose my treeteet— humiliated me, dan, i chose my greatest britain- humiliated me, dan, i chose my greatest britain this afternoon . amt— greatest britain this afternoon . xmt tt— greatest britain this afternoon . xmt tt wee— greatest britain this afternoon . and it was ben- greatest britain this afternoon . and it was ben stokes, the captain of england, because they looked as though they were going to win the ashes and haven't we just then by the just lost now and then by the time i left to come here, they well lost. so i do not want to name okay i don't want to name him. okay i don't want to name him. okay i don't want to name him. okay. she's reversing her nomination.- name him. okay. she's reversing her nomination. i'm- name him. okay. she's reversing her nomination. i'm a-

1“ okay. she's reversing her nomination. i'm a reverse tomtetett— her nomination. i'm a reverse bombshell. ben- her nomination. i'm a reverse bombshell. ben stokes. okay, wett— bombshell. ben stokes. okay, wett r— bombshell. ben stokes. okay, wett r eet— bombshell. ben stokes. okay, well, i can guarantee you he's not. — well, i can guarantee you he's not. te— well, i can guarantee you he's not. he didn't- well, i can guarantee you he's not. he didn't try- well, i can guarantee you he's not. he didn't try hard- well, i can guarantee you he's not. ri 1“ c ctg cid not. he didn't try hard enough. i can guarantee you that not. ri 1“ c ctg cid i can guarantee you that calvin totmeot— i can guarantee you that calvin totmeot your— i can guarantee you that calvin robinson, your nominee, miriam cetee—ot- robinson, your nominee, miriam cetee —ot tte| cates, mp for being one of the rew— cates, mp for being one of the tew-to— cates, mp for being one of the tew-to eteot— cates, mp for being one of the few.to stand up- cates, mp for being one of the few to stand up against the few mps to stand up against the wote— few mps to stand up against the wote metteee— few mps to stand up against the woke madness in- few mps to stand up against the woke madness in schools. and she was brilliant. on jacob teee—toot— was brilliant. on jacob rees—mogg actually was brilliant. on jacob- rees—mogg-actually earlier rees—mogg show, actually earlier tomttt— rees—mogg show, actually earlier tortttt. — rees—mogg show, actually earlier tonight . rebecca- rees—mogg show, actually earlier tonight . “tt ?rig tonight. rebecca regional nominee penny mordaunt for saying that we owe a debt of gratitude to the privileged committee and recognising all the they did . she the hard work that they did. she came , i only have one came well, i only have one choice here. i only have one etotee. — choice here. i only have one etotee. your— choice here. i only have one choice. your old- rt.1“rir t.ri 1“ritri i only have one choice. your old colleague, xmette— choice. your old colleague, amanda platell, your old ootteeoue— amanda platell, your old colleague, your colleague, penny mordaunt, your old colleague, penny mordaunt, your ott—tomt- colleague, penny mordaunt, your ott—tomt to- colleague, penny mordaunt, your ott—tomt to gel old mate. but i'm going to go wttt—ot- old mate. but i'm going to go with -of course.| with miriam cates, of course. somt— with miriam cates, of course. somt out— with miriam cates, of course. somt out ot— with miriam cates, of course. sound out of those nominees. amette— sound out of those nominees. amanda patel.- sound out of those nominees. amanda patel. what about your utop— amanda patel. what about your more reeteee— amanda patel. what about your union jackass you've got to tommete— union jackass you've got to nominate someone for that. okay. twe— nominate someone for that. okay. me got— nominate someone for that. okay. me got me— nominate someone for that. okay. me got no twe— nominate someone for that. okay. me got to me got— nominate someone for that. okay. i've got no i've got no- i've got no i've got no hesitation here it is. bernard jenkins, who is the person in the tory who's whatever his title is . we used to have title is. we used to have a cardboard cut out of him in central office when i worked for haig. more. imagine lviv than he really is. anyway he was the one who tipped the privileges committee against boris johnson

. an and shame on you, bernard jenkins. when you actually were at a party yourself during lockdown. yes. which now apparently the police might be investigating. yeah. chris eettm— investigating. yeah. chris calvin robinson,- gic “g yeah. chris calvin robinson, your nominee, putte— calvin robinson, your nominee, judge soptte— calvin robinson, your nominee, judge sophie buckley, this is the judge sophie buckley, this is tte putte— judge sophie buckley, this is tte judge wto— judge sophie buckley, this is the judge who ruled that parents eemot— the judge who ruled that parents eemot teye— the judge who ruled that parents cannot have permission to see wtet— cannot have permission to see wtet te— cannot have permission to see wtet te teme— cannot have permission to see what is being taught in their ettttret-e— what is being taught in their children's sex- what is being taught in their children's sex education classes tue— children's sex education classes tue to— children's sex education classes due to commercial- children's sex education classes due to commercial sensitivities . rte— due to commercial sensitivities . it's outrageous.— due to commercial sensitivities . it's outrageous. and- due to commercial sensitivities . it's outrageous. and rebecca reid, who's your union? jack aslef, andrew tate- reid, who's your union? jack aslef, andrew tate ,- 3ri r: t c. 1“ rir1“c jack aslef, andrew tate , who 3i r: t c. 1“ rir1“c jack aslef, andrew tate , who has been aslef, andrew tate, who has been erreetet— aslef, andrew tate, who has been erreetet ett— aslef, andrew tate, who has been arrested and charged, as is his mother.— arrested and charged, as is his brother, tristan- arrested and charged, as is his brother, tristan ,- arrested and charged, as is his brother, tristan , couldn't have brother, tristan, couldn't have teppepet— brother, tristan, couldn't have teppepet to— brother, tristan, couldn't have happened to nicer men and i tootet— happened to nicer men and i looked forward- happened to nicer men and i looked forward to a robust and a totetty— looked forward to a robust and a totetty tetr— looked forward to a robust and a totally fair trial,- looked forward to a robust and a totally fair trial, which will topetutty— totally fair trial, which will hopefully end - totally fair trial, which will hopefully end in him going to prteot— hopefully end in him going to prteot tor— hopefully end in him going to prteot tor e— hopefully end in him going to prison for a long- hopefully end in him going to prison for a long time. g prison for a long time. i give mme— prison for a long time. i give to— prison for a long time. i give mine to rebecca- prison for a long time. i give mine to rebecca actually . you mine to rebecca actually. you can't give it to someone- 3tt t you can't give it to someone else. no.— can't give it to someone else. to. eettm— can't give it to someone else. no, calvin also- can't give it to someone else. no, calvin also hates- can't give it to someone else. no, calvin also hates it.- can't give it to someone else. no, calvin also hates it. calvin and i both hate someone. we are right. that is and i both hate someone. we are right . that is not true. look, right. that is not true. look, toot.— right. that is not true. look, toot-tm— right. that is not true. look, look,-|'m.that. right. that is not true. look,l look,-|'m.that just look, look. i'm sorry that just doesn't work like that. yeah and you've only been back for one week. you know how the full. wett— week. you know how the full. we-tt teye— week. you know how the full. we'll have john.— week. you know how the full. we'll have john. sergeant back next week. i'll give you that

number two. i will just point outt— number two. i will just point out, even though- i will just point out, even though isn't out, even though this isn't a tomemet— out, even though this isn't a romanian-so- out, even though this isn't a romanian - so the . out, even though this isn't a romanian so the same romanian court, so the same rutee— romanian court, so the same rutee tot-t— romanian court, so the same rules don't apply- romanian court, so the same rules don't apply here. i hope you— rules don't apply here. i hope you tott— rules don't apply here. i hope you tott etree— rules don't apply here. i hope you both agree .- rules don't apply here. i hope you both agree . innocent until you both agree. innocent until proven— you both agree. innocent until proven outty— you both agree. innocent until proven guilty. innocent until proe— proven guilty. innocent until proep outty— proven guilty. innocent until proven guilty. and at this point ept— proven guilty. and at this point ept peopte— proven guilty. and at this point and people will- proven guilty. and at this point and people will take this as me tetepttpt— and people will take this as me defending andrew- and people will take this as me defending andrew tate. i'm not i'm defending andrew tate. i'm not rm pretepttpt— defending andrew tate. i'm not i'm pretending both sides of the ertumept— i'm pretending both sides of the argument..andrew- i'm pretending both sides of the argument. andrew tate is argument. and andrew tate is very— argument. and andrew tate is very eteer— argument. and andrew tate is very clear that- argument. and andrew tate is very clear that he- argument. and andrew tate is very clear that he believes now ttet— very clear that he believes now tpet ttre— very clear that he believes now tpet tpte te— very clear that he believes now that this is in- very clear that he believes now that this is in front- very clear that he believes now that this is in front of judge that this is in front of a judge iwill— that this is in front of a judge ,.will.cleared. - that this is in front of a judge ,.will.cleared. so- that this is in front of a judge , will cleared. so you , he will be cleared. so you tpow— , he will be cleared. so you tpow. tet-e— , he will be cleared. so you know, let's wait- , he will be cleared. so you know, let's wait and see. let's pope— know, let's wait and see. let's pope pe-e— know, let's wait and see. let's pope pe-e pot— know, let's wait and see. let's hope he's not back on the poem — hope he's not back on the program. .who- hope he's not back on the- program. .who winston? oh, who program. so who winston? oh, who met— program. so who winston? oh, who wtpee otey. — program. so who winston? oh, who wins? okay. excuse- program. so who winston? oh, who wins? okay. excuse me.- program. so who winston? oh, who wins? okay. excuse me. okay it's wins? okay. excuse me. okay me you.— wins? okay. excuse me. okay it's you, amanda.- wins? okay. excuse me. okay it's you, amanda. come- wins? okay. ,vt

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