protested against the nato nation war in iraq orchestrated in this country by labor prime minister tony blair in part 2 we'll hear from the rapper looking to replace arguable iraq war supporters of the current as london mayor in may but 1st let's speak to the award winning author of a new book on political lying peter oborne is the author of the assault on truth boris johnson donald trump and the emergence of a new moral barbarism and he joins me now from wilcher peter thanks so much for coming back on the show you know f. scott fitzgerald said keeping 2 opposing ideas in your head of the same time still functioning that's a 1st rate intelligence how come in this new idea of yours or it should walk and chew gum. yeah all of his job was not alive then one minute boris johnson is impressing you with his intellect when you were his close colleague the next minute he is this appalling almost unprecedented lie. how do you keep these 2 ideas going in this book well i go through my child work or instructs i say merced. or regional political mind art i know that you also are trying to eat. very strai

people showed up at blair's homd threatening her, putting letters in herwe mailbox.the end, an investigation found no evidence of racism in this incident. but smith effectively ignored the investigation and its result. kathleen mccarthy said that it's impossible to rule out implicit racial bias. in other words, the janitor, the cafeteria worker and the security guard can't prove they're out in racist. they probably are implicitly. meanwhile, kathleen mccarthy issued no apology to the employees she slandered or suspended. neither kanoute or the aclu apologized. they kept claiming she was racist. and rashaunn hall is the racial justice director for massachusetts and kanoute's lawyer. he said it's troubling that people are more offended by being called racist than the actual racism in our society. allegation of racism is not on par withha the consequences of actual racism. in other words, if you'ren falsely accused and you don't like it, it's evidence you're racist. especially if you're a janitor. you could not find a more perfect distillation of the moment we're living

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i hate to see it but i think tony blair is l to see it but i think tony blair is right.ut he speaks so much sense. whenever i hear him these days i think, a voice of reason. he was way ahead of the game in suggesting the single vaccination which i think has been a game changer, and i think he's right about this. yes, there's an element it will be a two tier system but how on earth are we to get businesses and travel going again if we don't have some sort of passport system? lots of other countries who unfortunately are far behind us in the vaccination programme will want to make sure people entering their country have been vaccinated so the idea of a passport that allows us to travel and, let's face it, restart the economy, is fantastic. and i think in ourway the economy, is fantastic. and i think in our way we cannot avoid it because we have to find a way of getting the economy and travel going again and this is a really good solution. �* , ., ., solution. let's go to the united states, katherine. _ solution. let's go to the united states, katherine. the - solution. let

tony blair said recently that he things this would be tony blair said recently that he thinks this woulde future world, and that britain should be on the front foot trying to do this now. but nadhim zahawi dismissed the idea today, saying it is not in their current thinking at all. partly because vaccines in the uk are not mandatory, so he doesn't think it would be fair to go down the passport route, and it would be discriminatory because you would have one part of the country — at the moment the over—70s — who are jabbed and ready and have to start packing to go on holiday, and others, who are younger, who cannot. he thinks that would be unfair. the labour mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, is calling for poorer areas of the country, where life expectancy is lower, to be given additional supplies of the covid—19 vaccines. i am not going, to sort, of find ways of criticising. what i am saying today is just to think of adjusting the approach as we move into the next phase of the vaccination programme, when we are vaccinating those people between 50 and 70, because in my view, if w

it was blair reporting for us tonight, the next phase in the clinical trial is. >>babies. next a new state proposal aims to curb so-called cancel culture why one state senator says. >>it should be considered a discrimination. and more than 4 million texas households are without power tonight as the state braces for more winter weather. the latest on the energy crisis and why the state's power grid is failing. plus the biden administration is ramping up the number of vaccines going out to states this week. why officials say they're still struggling to >>republican candidate for california governor kevin cash falconer was campaigning in san francisco today calling for schools to reopen falconer was it abraham lincoln high school this morning. it is one of the dozen schools of the board of education plans to rename in an effort to condemn racist symbols falconer says the school board should instead focus on reopening. he also slammed governor newsome for not getting kids back into classrooms, quicker. >>monday. was presidents day. making this the perfect week. and the school

i need a massive vaccination program we want the central government to treat the blair government as well as they do other body joints of spain we need vaccinations now. the famous playa de palma is unrecognizable bars and shops are shut the mood is hopeless and even the german visitors can feel the jesper ration to feel and lots of people on the island have lost their jobs and that was their entire livelihood it's terrible this is the poverty here gets worse every day. he meant people can't pay their bills. houses are being broken into it's an unpleasant situation. in that i'm the beautiful weather may still be here but my or comes won't be partying anytime soon. and finally after more than a century the pancake mix and syrup branded as aunt to mama will be renamed pearl milling company a parent from pepsi acknowledged the original brand name was based on a racial stereotype the edge of mama logo featured an african-american woman named after a 19th century character in minstrel shows. and that's it for us that is our show today there we go you can always find out more about these a

miranda richardson and wayne blair make the most of broadly written supporting roles while neil and caton beardy silence often speaks louder than words. it's all entertaining enough, but if you want the real deal, check out hakonarson's original, along with his follow—up, the county, both of which are available on disc and streaming services. now, for viewers of a certain vintage, the name robert lloyd holds special significance. the front man ofjohn peel favourites the prefect and the nightingales, lloyd is something of a folk hero — a musician whose lengthy career has been untroubled by fame and fortune but still touched by greatness. so this pub, the eagle, in balsall heath, that was the offices of vindaloo records...

miranda richardson and wayne blair make the most of broadly written supporting roles while neil and caton the challenge of characters whose beardy silence often speaks louder than words. it's all entertaining enough, but if you want the real deal, check out hakonarson�*s original along with his follow—up, the county, both of which are available on disk and streaming services. now, for viewers of a certain vintage, the name robert lloyd holds special significance. the front man ofjohn peel favourites the prefect and the nightingales, lloyd is something of a folk hero. a musician whose lengthy career has been untroubled by fame and fortune but still touched by greatness. so this pub, the eagle, in balsall heath, that was the offices of vindaloo records... it was, yeah. so you had an office above it or in the back? no, it wasjust — the back bar was where... you mean, you were in there a lot? in director michael cummings' affectionate and insightful documentary king rocker, comedian and fan stewart lee draws a parallel between lloyd and nicholas monro�*s giant statue of king kong, both of whi

i can't answer the question you asked about admiral blair.e to ask him because i'm not aware of that. >> he was working for you. >> i understand that. i think, first of all, i don't believe america or any of the other countries -- a long time before 1999, going up to the 1970's, suffering the people of east timor. i don't think we can defend everything we did. amy: almost a year later on february 15, 2003, millions of people around world rallied to say no to the iraq war. democracy now! broadcast live from a massive protest in new york. this is actor and activist harry belafonte. >> this is not the first time that we as a people have been misled by the leadership. we were misled by those who created with falseness the bay of tonkin. which falsely led us into a war with vietnam, a war that we could not and did not win. we lied to the american people about grenada and what was going on in that tiny island. we lied to the american people about nicaragua, el salvador, cuba, and many places in the world. and we stand here today to let those people

as it was, bush was conservative and blair was a liberal.t would be as if we find ourself in a war with obama very, very hard left and a european nationalist party person almost, with a euro centric view of the world. it would be very hard for those two people to work. how is that going to translate out? it means that every time churchill suggests something to roosevelt, there's always going to be suspicion. he's just trying to promote a hypercapitalist point of view. everybody time somebody is going to suggest something to churchill, he's going to say these a very naive americans who really do believe that socialism is going to solve all our problems. and then they have a very, so world war i and the geography, relative strength their own , politics are going to affect this relationship. also, this idea of russia. now, remember that when they start bombing britain right after the fall of france, you're a british subject and you look up and there are bombers and there's dive bombers and the whole bit is going to kill 40,000 people in the bli

the times revealed that between 20082015 steve blair had received over 3 and a half $1000000.00 in research funding from coca-cola. appointed to serve as a scientific expert by the city and county of san francisco dean she must untangle the truth from falsehood when we did the analysis of these studies we found that every study that found that there was no association between sugary beverage consumption and obese in diabetes was funded in some way by the industry. whereas among all the studies that found that there was an association between the consumption of soda and sugary beverages and obese and diabetes except for one were independently funded so we now know and there's other evidence that industry has been. influencing very deeply the medical and scientific establishment to create controversy over the question of whether their products cause disease. the junk food industry is cornered all over the globe activists are demanding tighter legislation. to protect consumers the battle has now become political. in the 30 years since warning labels and other forms of regulation were placed on

on and there's really virtually no compelling evidence that in fact there's a core professor steve blair is one of the head researchers recruited for the network he's a specialist in physical exercise but maybe the reason they're eating more calories than they need is because they're not burning man so we need to be involved with. into the new yorker because any. some time when i can still be. yes just put your the fault. just gonna be ok here's how that translates into marketing. just. the industry has been focused on the story of calories in calories out you can drink what you want just go go on a jog and work off your calories well we know that actually is not true that's not the true story. allegedly to avoid waking he would simply have to burn the same number of calories as we eat the theory sounds logical unfortunately it isn't true physical exercise actually plays a minor role in weight control you have to jog for one hour to eliminate a hamburger a pizza though requires 2 for 2 hours of running. if you look at it from a calorie perspective that is 5 accumulation equals sort of ca

office and agents in russia they refused to acknowledge the instant all the way up to 2012 when tony blair's former adviser officially confirmed the incident police by iraq was embarrassing they they mean that just bang to rights clearly they've known about it for some time and been saving it up for political purposes you'd think that british agents and potential recruits and russia would be a little more surreptitious going into the future but no the federal security service of russia has released footage showing mark do successor following in his clumsy footsteps james william thomas ford entering a restaurant in moscow former 2nd secretary for political affairs at the british embassy designated and declared m i 6 agent married to elizabeth grande berg designated swedish intelligence agent following him in is russian opposition figure vladimir asuka of alexina valley's right hand man executive manager of the f b k foundation currently living in the u.k. surveillance of this meeting was conducted by russian counterintelligence keeping an eye and special agent forward. and. i. i. i. i. i i.

waiting to be reappointed to another command, and was even talking in the summer of 1864 with the blairmily, one of the great political families of the day both of maryland and missouri. there was some effort by the elder statesman of the family, frank blair senior, to have mcclellan brought back to some responsible position in exchange for mcclellan not running for president. because the thinking is the democrats think mcclellan might be a formidable candidate. he proves not to be, in part because he was nominated on a peace platform and he was not a peace candidate. and mcclellan is reluctant to endorse the platform. he doesn't issue the letter of acceptance right away. lincoln joked that maybe mcclellan was intrenching. [laughs] that's another great lincoln's story. that's almost too good to be true. but mcclellan was put in a very difficult position, and the reaction of the soldiers though there is some new evidence that may be some of that got suppressed. there is a lot of controversy over the 1864 election. i've read countless diary entries and letters saying i always liked mcclel

to be acquired so you that understand what they are those systems tend to potentially do that. >> blairi have to tell you when i talk to executive in the auto industries more than a few have said these are good for assisted driving systems. but these are maybe not the best systems for level four or five what do you say to them when they say lidar as limits in that regard >> actually, it's a fair comment when you talk about lidar in general content. one of the things you lead off with, these are toolkits they're used with radar and camera lidar is the only sensor that can truly tell you what is out there at distance and depth. we like to look at autonomy as a spectrum when you're parking in a traffic jam, the next generation of them will do highway autopilot. fully autonomous systems have to actually deal with all of those scenarios, and they have deal with something that comes up with a problem that a human would deal with. so they're much more difficult to actually implement. so, i do believe that the systems will be the first systems we'll see and be implemented in cars in the next co

and the agents in russia they refused to acknowledge the instant all the way up to 2012 when tony blair's former adviser officially confirmed the incident police by rope was embarrassing they they mean they had just bang to rights clearly they've known about it for some time to be saving it up for a political purpose this is the rock or the malfunctioning rock a copy of it we original it's been stripped down into dust circuits and was but this is the rock that caused so much of bassman for british intelligence and diplomats since then technology has undergone miniaturize ation and this has given way to this the internet and messages but while no methods and tactics may have changed goals and strategies haven't asked binoche subterfuge spying and betrayal you'd think that british agents and potential recruits and russia would be a little more surreptitious going into the future but no the federal security service of russia has released footage showing mark do successor following in his clumsy footsteps james william thomas ford entering a restaurant in moscow former 2nd secretary for polit

protested against the nato nation war in iraq orchestrated in this country by labor prime minister tony blairin part 2 will hear from the.

protested against the nato nation war in iraq orchestrated in this country by labor prime minister tony blair and but you will hear from the rapper looking to replace arguable iraq war supporter city as london mayor in may but 1st let's speak to the award winning author of a new book on political lying peter oborne is the author of the assault on truth boris johnson donald trump and the emergence of a new moral barbarism and he joins me now from wilcher peter thanks so much for.

we have the guestbook from blair house, is on the page that angela merkel signed.e have the condolence book which is turned to barack and michelle obama, and we also have the program from the service and we have the u.s. senate condolence book which is turned to mitch mcconnell's signature. we have a photomontage of throughout his life. married young. still in the navy when they got married. we have a montage of photos from their life, from his career. here at the library. some photos. a nice photo from tomball, texas, as the u.p. 4141 from houston to the library. carried the body with it and and then the section to have railroad track that was cut out by the u.p. that was the section that the train actually woverpbt and one of my favorite cartoons. one of the series of two, when mrs. bush died. there was a cartoon of mrs. bush going to heaven being greeted by her daughter. when president bush died eight months later, the cartoon frist jackson, mississippi did a cartoon of president bush meeting robin and mrs. bush in heaven. when the drum line from the train, pres

journalist had said on a major program that tony blair probably knew that there were no weapons of mass destruction the government's only guess government was furious in cannes desson rage they forced the chairman to resign retire they forced the. the controller of b.b.c. greg to resign and the result of that was that from their long b.b.c. news organizations became rabbits in the headlights when faced with attacks from the government the the the revenge exactly on the b.b.c. for having offended the government in that instance by a piece of journalism which was ultimately vindicated because as you know the fact is that we now know senator graham program did not that will work comes of mass destruction in iraq richard i wish i had a bit more time to delve into this but we're right out of it thank you very much for coming on the program the journalist and author francis back at life from london as our better till tonight ok time for another visit to be alex some unshown excuss the former 1st minister of scotland guests in a moment by for. welcome to the alex salmond show from scotland whe

protested against the nato nation war in iraq orchestrated in this country by labor prime minister tony blairin part 2 will hear from the rapper looking to replace arguable iraq war supporters to the come as london mayor in may but 1st let's speak to the award winning author of a new book on political lying peter oborne is the author of the assault on truth boris johnson donald trump and the emergence of a new moral barbarism and he joins me now from wilcher peter thanks so much for coming back on the show you know f. scott fitzgerald said keeping 2 opposing ideas in your head at the same time still functioning that's a 1st rate intelligence how come in this new order your 40. cents i'm sorry. yeah all of his job was not alive then one minute boris johnson is impressing you with his intellect.

jimmied speech to the the upper clade shipbuilders what can very very famous speech indeed jackie blair says this is brilliant especially about douglas hume and what jack is the fed into is that the story is told by billy k. in the program of we're using the dough to pull scottish nationalist travelling to above and supper with tory prime minister alec does.

covid to develop an reinfected world, extending immunisation to the whole world is, and i quote tony blairruistic engagement but of enlightened self—interest, so does the noble lord agree that countries must come together to reject vaccine nationalism, in favour of cooperation? and at what point, in terms of vaccination and priority groups, will the uk be able to make vaccinations available to other countries who are in need? we've put £571 million into the fund at covax in order to support vaccines for the developing world. we do, though, have to start at home, and it isn't possible to make a commitment on the time schedule for when we will be able to be in a position to think about exporting vaccines until that's completed. how can the minister overcome the reported suspicion- of the covid vaccines amongst ethnic minorities and, - of course, by the anti—vaxxers, no doubt fuelled by president l macron's unfounded attack on the effectiveness - of the astrazeneca vaccine? what i can report from the front line is that concerns about the impact of anti—vaxxers have not actually materialised i

jimmied speech to the the upper clade shipbuilders what can very very famous speech indeed jackie blair says this is brilliant especially about douglas hume and what jack is the fed into is that the story told by billy k. in the program of we're using the dough to pull scottish nationalists travelling to above and supper with tory prime minister douglas hughton and i think doug assumes that there will be ewing is a scottish nationalist in his heart but a unionist in his head and got the past room with a ewing. the hat side the pats my access wrecked a wrong quoting the bob himself and finally john cooper said that's going to be a good read the fed into the new brooklyn jimmy reed by brian mcguigan coming out in time for the 50th anniversary of the u.c. s. work and he can't wait says says john and i we turn to a topic of the day is sure the topic has dominated conversation across the planet over the last year the the pandemic that coronavirus professor look at deal of trinity college dublin is a man who knows more about vaccine.

fly around the world getting bill clinton or tony blair in there you know they're the people after them too al you know impose higher taxes in order to help other people around the world so this is the same thing you're seeing here because they're not fixing the taxes as you see it in the race situation you see it in the gender situation you see and the generational thing that is now rising up right and you're seeing it in this new administration big time and they are really going down this path so they say see the headlines the central bank's going to cure racial inequality no the central bank created racial inequality and the policy of printing more is going to widen racial inequality you have got 40 years of proof rests of 50. goal unquestionable truth to verify that statement and no way to do nobody wants to give up their own wealth that's the thing that's what they're saying here they don't want to give up the assets that will indeed ultimately end racial inequality if they give some of the assets that should have been had by the you know other populations whether by race gender or