greg: kirsti allie's really an american folk hero.he is an american folk hero. >> she is definitely right. always drives me nuts when you see these people who think because of their political view that makes them morally superior to other people. they don't even realize, know that actually makes you the [bleep]. i don't know how they don't realize that and also i just don't get it, the urged a boycott. if i personally were to boycott anyone or any company that supported politicians with whom i did not 100% agree, i would have to go plowed into the woods and live in total isolation. as appealing as that sounds, i don't think i'd be very good at chopping wood. i don't think i'd be good at whittling a stick down to make a shank and even if i did spear the pheasant how were the cook it because i don't have any what? >> that's a good point. [applause] greg: all right. i agree. i am very impressed. up next and coulter has a new target and here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? ev

i think the most shocking one for all of us was hearing about a very minor incident where kirsty had had gone mouldy, and the response to that was to make her stand from six o'clock in the evening until six o'clock in the morning in the living room, in the corner of the room, and then send her to school the next day. so she had been made to stay awake all night in the corner of the living room, and he kept coming down the stairs to check to make sure she was still there. that is really upsetting, did joanne know that that was happening? natalie. i'm sorry. yes, andi was happening? natalie. i'm sorry. yes, and i think that is really hard, forany yes, and i think that is really hard, for any parent to understand, if you don't really understand coercive control, and how much control this man had on the family. and i did ask kirsty why she had never felt she could speak to any of us, and her response was, if i told you, you would not have let me go home, and then he would have hurt my mum. so, they all knew what risk they were living with. to try to prevent something terrible happening.

her debut novel kirsty wark explores the world of wartime comfort women in singapore. brutality and survival in japanese occupied singapore. this heartbreaking story explores shame and secrecy through two timelines woven together in this deeply moving novel. welcome to talking books, jing—jing lee. i'm delighted to have you. how we disappeared is quite an extraordinary book. but the idea of a novel does make the novel came from an earlier novella in which a character is a cardboard woman. tell me about that? a road, if i could tell you, it's a book based on a cast of characters living in a building that is to be torn down in singapore. this happens a lot in singapore. this happens a lot in singapore. old buildings are torn down to make way for new ones. and cardboard lady is just one of many, many people, but her voice spoke to me, spoke louder than anyone else‘s, actually. so after i finish that book, she was still in my head. and i started to dream about her, so i couldn't stop thinking about her. tell me about cardboard lady, who was she? she was a woman who just lo

stance you have finally catch the unite the president of the republic of a stoner correct selenski kirstie alley right. president temple leaky boat got here got extra hands happened i don't mind what happened the president of the republican about kerry or his excellent room and rather. president alabang you go x. and see happen mecca the president of the republic of all brain is excellence a matter. president talking abouta you've got extra hands yap on me now to come off each the president of montenegro has excellence in me a load you cannot reach. and. it is not good cx and c.f.i. nice and wise with. the president of georgia are excellent see some of it is rubbish theory. president. excellent staff on top of that the president of the republic of malta is excellent see. so we're watching the ringing because that's what i mean you can access or sense yes on what they want is a much different hand for the president of the ukraine you know his excellence is below them or is the landscape as we hear them in the new. and incidentally dispy spot was actually cast just commemoration of yaks and

i have heard you giving some advice to kirsty, why do you keep coming back?upportive. everyone cheering each other on. it isjust a fantastic atmosphere. this is my eighth great north run. i always run it for charity and now i am running it for charity and now i am running it for charity and now i am running it for a foundation that supports families bereaved they child at any age. we are promoting organ donation, next year the law changes so donation, next year the law changes so people can opt out, we need to start a discussion and ask our members what they would wish. it is a special charity. i want to enjoy the run, and have a smile on my face. i'm running in memory of my godson, josh, who was sadly killed injuly ina godson, josh, who was sadly killed injuly in a car crash. there are a lot of reasons for people running. and some advice for kirsty? enjoy it, get to mile ten, and then it is a park run! what is your aim today? 2.5 hours, i would be amazed, but if i cross the finish line and spread awareness, then i am pleased. thank you both so much. the whee

people like kirsty are the legacy of the project.olutions home. the longer i have worked on this the more i realise there is no silver bullet solution involving the plastics issue. there are hundreds of things that we can do and wherever we come from in the world, whatever our background, we all have a role to play. do you worry about taking novice sailors around the world? obviously, it is a big thing crossing an ocean! not many people have done it. it is a unique opportunity for people who have not had the opportunity to. we have a tea m had the opportunity to. we have a team on board that will take care of everybody‘s safety. these trips are more about attitude than the skill of sailing. no doubt we will have rough weather, sorry to break it to you. what to do most worried or excited about? seasickness. howl will cope about being on the boat for ten days. i am really excited for ten days. i am really excited for the challenge and the unknown. good luck, not that i'm suggesting you need it. really nice to see you and keep coming in

this is kirstie alley on twitter.efuse to be part of hollywood who can't see that not working with republicans is as stupid and nasty as refusing to do business with with gay people. stop acting above the fray, you damn hypocrites. this all started with the costars of will and grace appearing to call for the blacklisting of stars in hollywood who attended a fundraiser for trump. we bring in the host of the katie halper show, nice to see you both. john, start with you since you're out there. typically hollywood is this competition of collective wokeness. what's changed, do you think, all of a sudden? >> i don't know, but they need to go to diversity training, both of them, eric mccormack and debra messing. they're -- i know a number of republicans in hollywood, and they do keep quiet. they say it is oppressive, and you don't speak out about it. they actually have private clubs. and there's a lot of republicans in hollywood, way more than you think, they just can't speak out loud. terrible discrimination and oppression.

the fremont union high school district confirmed aaron kirsty was hired to leave the junior varsity girls tennis team at lynbrook high school in san jose the school district says he was very qualified having attended several tennis coaching clinics and he holds a high rating from the u.s. tennis association, the former judge was voted as a superior court judge last june because of the way he handled the brock turner case. critics say he handed out a sentence two lenience in a 2016 sexual assault case. >>> happening today, a woman facing deportation while undergoing life-saving medical treatment in oakland will testify before a congressional committee, the 24-year-old has a rare and possibly fatal genetic disease. she and her family originally from guatemala and moved to concord when she was only seven years old to be treated at the children's hospital in oakland. last month, her family was notified her stay has expired. the trump administration says it will review her case but there are no guarantees she can stay or for how long. supporters organized a watch party at children's hospital t

. >>> actress kirstie alley calling out hollywood about their latest trump attacks.t she's saying has everybody talking. next. ♪ ♪ . >>> and we are back with this fox news alert. days before the 9/11 anniversary the president rereeling he canceled secret talks with taliban leaders that were supposed to happen at camp david after the taliban claimed responsibility for a bombing that killed a u.s. soldier and is others in kabul. here to weigh in daniel hoffman. tboogood morning. what is your immediate reaction to the president taking this unprecedented step of revealing that he was about to have secret talks bhap do you think happens next? >> well i think the president made the right decision. it's right for him and the administration to question whether the taliban negotiators in qatar have the ability to influence the taliban. >> and i thought pete made an important point earlier, you want to end the war in afghanistan after a couple of decades, of course, but you want to do it in a way that's responsible in making sure that we do not leave a safe haven for terrorist

kirsty blackman. the event of brexit —— statutory instruments. the government brought forward a number of these no deal sis forward a number of these no deal 51s to prepare the uk for a no—deal brexit. they have sifted 240 of the statutory instruments that have come forward as negative instruments, 580 in total. i discovered today that the government intends to bring forward ten of these statutory instruments as made a affirmative statutory instruments in order to ensure we are prepared for a no—deal exit. mr speaker, i‘m a bit confused as to why the government didn‘t bring these forward in advance of the 29th of march if no—deal brexit was supposed to happen on that date, 01’ was supposed to happen on that date, or the second date no—deal brexit was supposed to happen, or at any time before this prorogation happen so the eu committee could sift them so the eu committee could sift them so the eu committee could sift them so the house could have its say on whether or not these were appropriate statutor

kirsty blackman of the snp was equally dismissive.to distract us from the crippling crisis of this government and mr speaker, if that was meant to bea and mr speaker, if that was meant to be a pre—election budget, i would be quaking in my boots. this will not help and austerity. at a time of world slowdown. a boost to the economy is much needed here and this is part of that boost. isn't it the case that head teachers, chief co nsta bles the case that head teachers, chief constables and nhs managers simply can't rely on the chancellor's nancy eggers if britain crashes out of the eu? mr speaker, the independent watchdog, the office for budget responsibility, said just two months ago, that no deal brexit would add £30 billion a year for the ago, that no deal brexit would add £30 billion a yearfor the next ago, that no deal brexit would add £30 billion a year for the next four yea rs £30 billion a year for the next four years to public borrowing. the du p welcome to the spending announcement but had a request. if you want to level growth

coming up at 2:30, talking books heads to the edinburgh festival, where kirsty wark interviews authoring—jing lee. good afternoon. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has sought to play down divisions in his top team, after one of his key aides announced he's resigning. it comes after a turbulent start to the labour party conference, where there's been a failed attempt to oust mr corbyn‘s deputy, tom watson, and further splits over brexit. here's our political correspondent, nick eardley. not everything here is going according to plan. jeremy corbyn wants to persuade you he is ready for power, but one of his key aides has raised concerns. andrew fisher, still by mr corbyn‘s side this morning, is quitting, privately accusing the leader's team of a blizzard of lies and saying he no longer has faith in them. i have obviously seen the words that andrew wrote, and i discussed them with him at some length. why do you think he said that? i think he said that because he was extremely distressed at that point about whatever was going on in discussions in the office at that moment. mr corbyn woul

estonian president kirsty calamtiy jane became the first resident -- female president of her countryok office in 2016. i recently sat down with her at the u.n. general assembly and asked why the political empowerment of women has been difficult, and how her country views the latest exit woes. interestingly, if you look beyond the brexit debate, which we tend to do, because brexit is not essential issue, or european union even. we understand for u.k. people, it is these days, a very important task, but we look also how people voted, turned out the vote in the european parliament elections. the numbers were very high. -- support for the eu is in considerably higher than it used to be for quite some time. right now it is visible that people, even through the difficulties of the brexit howess, have realized valuable the common labor market, the freedom of movement is. ,ome people are being drawn out not from the euro area, but from the eu. numerous questions arise, and they are all questions about new rigidities, new barriers. shery: do your people feel the european union is delivering?

reform.perhaps we reached a breg point with all the trump slothing in tinseltown, friday, kirsten kirstie alley she slammed hollywood hypocrites who refuse to work with hypocrites. i thought they wanted justice reform. what happens when an illegal immigrant criminal, the w 1%, nt 99 kills, rapes or is involved in a violent crime against america?was in jail in america y aided and abetted in their release. here, with a reaction and brand-new book, incredible. it's called "open borders." our friend, michelle malkin fox news contributor, emily.wha, like that criminal who went on to kill and commit other horrific crimed because they were aided and abetted, where does that go? >> yeah, well, hollywood has been complicit in open borders anarchy. they have been sanctuary anarchists, sponsoring many of the left wing groups undermining our laws. ae fun fact about chrissy teagan and john legend is that while, they live in a $13 million walled, gated community compound with bulletproof windows, they're out there giving at least $1.3 million to the american civil liberties union, which is a illegal al

at column by kirsty alsop in the daily mail talking about the decision from ruth davidson to quit ast that's what she says. a respected politician, and these days there aren't many of them. trying to raise a family and trying to do the job she has is very difficult. it raises the issue that we have in the uk, in the developed world, about worklife balance. women need more flexibility and the needs more new men or the equivalent of them. they need their partners to help out. she raises the issue, can you pursue a difficult career and be able to develop a relationship with your partner, with your kids. flexible working is the answer. employers have to sign up more and more to that. there are particular challenges with the worlds of politics. she talked about campaigning, being back on the road, being away from home. i know lots of otherjobs being away from home. i know lots of other jobs involve those being away from home. i know lots of otherjobs involve those challenges, but it is particularly hard. it is very ha rd but it is particularly hard. it is very hard being a politician. if

let's bring in kirstie blackman for the s and pay. —— snp. ami blackman for the s and pay. —— snp.ter should stand up and say i acted unlawfully, the supreme court has said i acted unlawfully and i am tendering my regulation. the worst prime minister that we've had in my lifetime certainly. lost six folks trying to drive us off this brexit cliff edge, acting unlawfully and prorogue in parliament. he should stand up and say he will go. he should apologise. i don't think any of that will be likely. that is what he should do but. if this response mirrors the attorney general, which is to say all of the respectful things about the supreme court and the judiciary, while also saying that he thinks they got it wrong, and that the scottish court of sessions got it wrong, what then will the snp be saying. it is a bizarre place to be in. join a chair in the other mps brought this and have been an amazing power taking this to the judicial process in scotland and through the process here in the supreme court. to win that case what the 11 neil is unbelievable to be honest. it shows that the pri

i‘m joined now by kirsty blackman, the scottish national party‘s deputy leader in westminster.e have not had the final decision from the supreme court so now is not the time to recall parliament. what you say to recall parliament. what you say to that? i would understand why they would that but the reality is it should never have been prorogued in the first place. they should not have happened in the earlier was of tuesday morning. we should still be setting. the problem is it parliament is provoked we cannot represent our constituents, we cannot stand up and ask parliamentary questions of ministers, we can‘t ask any parliamentary questions of ministers. we can scrutinise the government on brexit. and i do not think it is right that given we are facing this massive crisis, and we‘re looking to potentially tip into a no—deal brexit, if the premonition continues to the law, —— prime minister, knows the time should stand up and reticent their constituents to avoid a no—deal brexit. you make the point of representing constituents, and dealing with important issues for the people th

kirsty blackman, the snp's deputy leader at westminster, anna soubry, leader of the independent groupon so you do not split the remaining or stop no deal brexit vote? it is important to say that we have been working together for years. sure, but this is the crucial bet. you may think so. forgive me. it is really important that this narrative that somehow we haven't been putting our country first and foremost for a number of years is simply not the case. what are you going to do and a general election? it would be the stuff of madness for me to stand a candidate against somebody like tom orany of candidate against somebody like tom or any of the other lib dems and indeed against any of those remarkable conservatives who have shown so much courage this week and found themselves after decades of loyal service after one vote being booted out of their party in such a disgraceful way, even though people with decades of disloyalty retain the web, but in any event we will hopefully, all of us here, the situation is rather different... hopefully, all of us here, the situation is rather differe

from kirsty thompson. my my view on this if it is not until june 2020, then don't do anything.ll cancel for a full refund and maybe look for a better deal made at the time june is maybe look for a better deal made at the timejune is very much off peak, i would certainly be counselling, getting a full refund, then maybe start looking around easter and bit i get start looking around easter and bit igeta start looking around easter and bit i get a great deal. we have run out of time, thank you both so much. don't worry if we didn't get to your question because we have another ask this later. do keep your questions coming in. i'm just this later. do keep your questions coming in. i'mjust hearing this later. do keep your questions coming in. i'm just hearing that we have got breaking news to bring you, two police officers were hit by a fast—moving mercedes—benz in a deliberate act in the early hours of monday morning. a man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following the incident. arrested on suspicion of attempted murderfollowing the incident. two other officers an

kirsty blackman.with him. mr speaker, the prime minister is not fit for office. his behaviour is an outrage and his government is treating people disgracefully. people want leadership, mr speaker, and they wa nt leadership, mr speaker, and they want accountability. what should have happened yesterday is the prime minister should have come in front at this house and apologised for acting unlawfully. he should have held his hands up at agreed he acted wrongly and pledged not to do it again. instead, he chose to brazen out, proving he embodies the very worst of the wrongs in our society and totally ignoring the seven principles of public life. mr speaker, young people are watching our parliament today. they are watching and learning that in order to get to the top, all you need to do is break the law and shout people down. the house of commons and the prime minister should be setting a good example to all of those living across these isles. the prime minister should be here today. the prime minister shou