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professor paul hunter there.oting for a national strike next month — is taking place over the next few days. the rmt union says the action is about pay, conditions and planned job cuts — but network rail says it needs to modernise the railways and has contingency plans in place if a strike goes ahead. a drastically reduced rail timetable comes into force in scotland tomorrow, following a pay dispute between the newly nationalised scotrail and the aslef union. around 700 daily services will be cut across the country, as many drivers refuse to work overtime — and amid an existing shortage of drivers. alexandra mackenzie reports. many rely on the rail network, but the new temporary timetable means a significant cut to services. there are two reasons. _ significant cut to services. there are two reasons. the _ significant cut to services. there are two reasons. the first - significant cut to services. there are two reasons. the first is - significant cut to services. there j are two reasons. the first is that the pan

professor of experimental medicine paul hunter explains why it's significant. issue is that it is spreading between people in the uk, which we haven't seen in the west before to any great extent. and the last round of premier league games starts in half an hour's time. manchester city play aston villa, liverpool play wolves. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. for the last decade, the founder of wikileaks, julian assange, hasn't known freedom. first he was holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london. for the last three years, he's been in belmarsh prison outside london. his lawyer is making a last—ditch attempt to stop the uk government extraditing him to the us to face espionage charges. my guest is stella moris, the lawyer who worked on his defence team, became his wife, and is the mother of two of his children. why hasjulian assange become such a polarising figure? stella moris, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to have you in the studio. over the next few days, the british home secretary, priti pa

earlier i spoke with paul hunter, professor of experimental medicine at the university of east angliae in the uk, which we haven't seen in the west before to any great extent. it is something that does spread person to person in africa, the west african variant which we have. but generally not that effectively and usually it sort of dies out after two or three generations of infections. how rapidly it is spreading in this country is difficult to ascertain at the moment. but it is something that is likely that we will be able to bring it under control within a matter of weeks or months, rather than it becoming another covid with large numbers of cases being affected. like you said, it doesn't spread easily amongst people, it's not the first time it has appeared in the uk, we have had small outbreaks in 2018, 2019 and 2021 as well? generally those has been people bringing the infection into the country. usually you have been able to identify some links with africa. there was an outbreak in america in 2003 that was associated with imported mammals, rodents from africa that then infected

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senator paul went after ali hunter mayorkas, security secretary about respect for the american peopleid i have more respect for the american people than you do because i trust they can figure out the truth for themselves. >> what's funny about this is rand paul being rand paul which you think the entire deal, rand paul and john kennedy but rand paul says i've been telling people for months is ineffective, are you going to censor me because he responds back with no, what we mean is they might see fema giving away injections that have fentanyl so rand paul says you really don't think americans don't know the difference? you don't think americans have enough sense to tell between a facebook post that says you will get fentanyl injection instead of a vaccine and what actually is just information people argue over. kennedy: curious, this political climate, anything you don't like, anything that for your side is misinformation or disinformation. honestly, i don't know the difference between the two. they are so used interchangeably, that is problematic but who will decide what is when so mu

so in april of 2019, a man t identifying himself eventually as hunter biden dropped offdr a laptop at john paul mark isaacs repair shop in delaware. now the laptop was water damaged but ended up containing extensive evidencee implicatinga the biden family in an overseas influence peddling operationmi. well, that and a bunch of on the most recent episode of will cain podcast, i recentlyou spoke to john paul macci about this moment where hunter biden his shop and about his decision to approach the fbi and then to eventually go public because he was concerned for his safety. listen. i started to get more and morean concerned for my personal safety because and i thinkr en as we've all seentl recently, the, the secret service is the biden family fixer service. you know, they bailed out hunter whether it's pulling o guns out of trash cans orr waking them up when he is on aor o.d. at a hotel, it's we're using his dad's credit. it's kind of i expected the secret service to come into the shop to sweep that laptop under the carpet and take me along with them. so that's where isaac's fearr began. so he as

on the one laptop we know about, by the way, john paul mac isaac told me returned two. hunterieve it wasn't for the kind of money that jingles, the kind that folds and a lot of it so, yeah, he has a very good case here because this apology, to your point, way too late. pete: if not for persistence and will good on you doing that interview on your podcast all the people who stood behind his story it would have been russian disinformation. that's what they told us it was. all of this was planted by russia when actually it landed in the lap of an innocent. will: just getting to the beginning of this coming out. >> who said it was by the way 51 former intelligence officers including john brennan the head of the cia. rachel: shameful. >> can't tell the difference. rachel: nicolas maduro. fidel castro. >> los biden. will: italian accent. rachel: they are all crunchts rachel: danielle joins us. >> good morning. gorgeous. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. emerge tremfyant®. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic ar

hunter's infamous computer to strike back. their efforts are focused on finding alternative accounts of how the computer fell into the hands of biden's political opponents. john paulth the laptop after dropped it off and never came back. hunter has admitted he doesn't know if the laptop was in fact, his. my goodness gracious. hunter biden but like nobody's business. elon musk with a big announcement how he intends to vote in the upcoming election tweeting "in the past i voted democrat because they were mostly the kindest party but they have become the party of division and hate so i can no longer support them and will vote republican. >> carley: he also says he expects political attacks to escalate dramatically in the coming months, and jimmy failla the host of "across america." on fox nation. what do you make of this elon musk tweet? >> welcome here is the thing, elon musk getting past his business interest, if he wants to be cool and a guy that smokes weed on podcasts. he is making a lot of juvenile jokes on twitter. it is hard to align with the democratic party because it is just not cool. i understand they have abandoned all of their principles. it's not that

in april of 2019, a man identifying himself eventually as hunter biden dropped off a laptop at john paul repair shop in delaware. the laptop was martyred damage, but ended up containing extensive evidence implicating the biden family in an overseas influence peddling operation. on the most recent episode of the will kane podcast i spoke about this moment where hunter biden walks into his shop and his decision to approach the fb and go public because he was concerned for his safety. >> i started to get more and more concerned for my personal safety and i think is we've all seen recently, the secret service is the biden family fixer service. they built out hunter, whether it's pulling guns out of trash cans or its waking him up when he's on an od at a hotel or using his dad's credit card. i expected the secret service t come into the shop and sweep that laptop under the carpet an take me with them. >> that's were i think he began so he asked his father to deliver the laptop to the fbi and then he said his father, will this is how he was treated by the fbi. >> my father is a retired air for

paul mac isaac. he handed hunter's laptop over to the fbi.alled up hunter and said you need to go out and pick up a hard drive. he picked up a two tear by the. he dropped that off on the 16th. i told him he could come up the next day to pick everything up. i called him the following weekend. i think i called him a couple more times over the next month after that. so, just no response. so now i'm in possession of his laptop. a backup of his laptop's home folder on an external drive that he provided. and no sign of hunter. >> ainsley: i talked to him with you in the green room before you interviewed him. didn't he say that hunter signed a waiver saying and i guess do you this when you drop your computer off. you are welcome to look inside my computer. he had permission to look at all the crazy stuff that was on that laptop. >> will: yeah. it's inevitable when you are saving files for someone. that was his job, ainsley. and it was -- look, i got to talk to him for 30 minutes, ainsley, 30, 40 minutes. it will air on "fox & friends" it will be on

john paul and matt isaac was the macbook owner of that match up where you would hunter turn over therious to me about all of this, sean. he talks about in "the new york post" the time hunter came in, going through his file stumbling upon a file named "income." he talks about the extraordinary amount coming in. more than 2 million the next year. and somehow he didn't save, he didn't do anything appropriate with his money, because he's having to lean on a lawyer for $2 million allegedly according to the post to pay his taxes, to fund his lifestyle. a lawyer that is friends affectionately called his sugar brother. we know he paid some of joe biden's expenses and joe biden's paid some of his. a lot of questions, sean. >> sean: you think of all the money that hunter and his firms got from, let's see, kazakhstan, ukraine, russia, china, other countries. you'd got to wonder, where did all that money go and we do know hunter complained in his laptop and emails that he had to pay half of his income to pops. that would be joe biden or the big guy. >> this is colleen and demanding an investigat

paul, how many guns do you have? >> i'm a gun owner. i'm an avid hunter.shoot targets and i love to hunt, and my rights have never been infringed. i support a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines. >> but just to be clear, you have a lot of guns. >> yes, i do. >> i just -- >> i'm not anti-gun at all. i'm anti-felons and criminals and terrorists and i'm anti-assault weapons. we can do a lot of common sense things without infringes on rights. >> the thing is, the american public agrees with both of you. so monmouth university did a poll after the parkland shooting. what i found fascinating about this, the nra comes out and fights for this absolutism. but the people who are the members of the nra do not support the nra's public position. 69% in that poll of nra members supported back ground checks for all gun purchases. that's 69% of nra members. how is it, will, that republican lawmakers, many of them do not support expanding back ground checks? they're at odds with members of the nra. >> they're also at odds with the majority of the actual vote

john paul mack isaac was at macbook, owner of that mac shop where you had hunter turnoverth the laptops. what is and what's so curious to me about all of c this ,urio john,s he talks about in then new york post the time hunter camee t in going through hisn files, stumbling upon a file named income and he talks about the extraordinary amount that was coming in one hundred eight hundred eighty thousand one year, more than one million the next year, li more than two million the nextox year.tt and somehow he didn't saveyear. he didn't do anythingvi appropriate with this money because he's having to lean on ang lawyer for two million dollars allegedly, according to the post, to pay his taxes to fund his lifestyle. a lawyer that his friends affectionately t call his sugar. brother.r.we we know he paid some ofe joe biden's expenses and joe biden paid some of his . this looks like a nefarious webo a lot question, sean. >> and you think of all the money that romney's firms got from let's see, kazakhstan ,ukraine, russia, china, other countries. and you've got to wonder where all that money go.al

the repairman who blew the whistle on hunter biden's laptop is suing house intelligence committee chair adam schiff with a full media outlet defamation. john paul isaac is suing cnn politico and "the daily beast." he is seeking $1 million in damages. john paul mac isaac said adam schiff and media outlet falsely accused him of spreading russian disinformation which cost him his story. he will be joining us later this morning to discuss this. you don't want to miss that. >> joey: amber heard in the defamation case against her and the actress with johnny depp said he would get violent when he abuse drugs and alcohol. the first time she claims that johnny depp struck her, listen. >> i didn't know what to do. you would think you would have a response that i would never have been hit like that. but he slapped me for no reason. all of a sudden, i'm realizing the worst thing that just happened to me that could possibly happen to you. >> joey: her getting emotional at times is a never ending fight. and also testifying johnny depp wanted to kill her on his shot for calling him drunk in front of the kids. charging the man accused of a felony assault with

it's the pain hunter here and i'm here watching this old guy. absolutely no involvement with rand paul will never make it to the 10% with the green zone green . hi, this is mike huckabee. isn't it amazing how so much that president trump said still rings true , but schools in the media don't want our kids to hear anything positive and that's why my team created the kids guide to president trump. that'll teach our kids all about president trump's accomplishments and his vision for america. and i want you to have it for free to order your free to go to president trump, get fundo, just visit three trump guy .com that's free trump guy .com. >> i predict a historic event in twenty twenty two will cause a massive shift in the wealth divide. this will affect anyone who owns stocks. and after 50 years on wall street, i'll tell you up front most people will never see it coming for the simple reason that nobody wants this to happen. nobody i predict a new form of technology will disrupt everything and it's all a direct result of 2020. now i'm predicting a huge change in the way thousands of comp

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john mac paul isaac delaware computer repair shop man. he was there the night hunterprinted up an authorization allowing me to take custody of the machine. and i had him sign that document, reviewed the document with him. and then he left. and then i took the machine into the back and i started working on it. will: what was the state of hunter biden came in that night. >> he was intoxicated. he had a little bit of a mobility issue. speech was a little slurred. when i saw the bo biden foundation sticker and the customer informed me that he was hunter biden, i instantly thought this was his deceased brother's laptop. he wanted to get his memories off of it. will: you stay at the shop and you decide i'm going to start -- start doing what to this computer? >> he hired me to do the data recovery. so i booted up the machine. got the machine to a point where i could start to do a recovery. i had to literally just drag and drop folders. so i dragged the most important folder, dragged and dropped it to the server, i only was able to recover about a third of the data. so i had

also found out that paul is an accomplished graffiti artist and has been tagging walls around california for decades. who does this remind me of? these guys are like the black hunterich, no qualification. patrice also made sure baby daddy got richard she paid damon turner's company trap almost a million dollars to produce live events whatever that means. damon may have helped use that money to launch his singing career. listen ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: patrice peeled off $120,000 for herself for consulting fees. consulting herself. paying off your brother, the parent of your child, appealing off some change for yourself, this is straight out of the biden family playbook. but that's not all. remember the 6 million that they spent on that mansion for themselves with a pool and all those amenities where they threw parties at? well, candace owens went to one of patrice's mansions to ask questions as many reporters do, and patrice sobbed and said she was harassed. but here's how things actually went down. >> i was looking to speak to whoever who is at this property. >> the fact that she came outside my house and demanded things, harassed me, is unacceptable. >> i'm not trying to

and john paul mac isaac who is a computer remayorman who hunter biden handed his laptop over and neveret. he was on "fox & friends first" asked about that because he is the kind of guy that would be a target once you deem something misinformation or russian propaganda out the gate. here's what he said. >> after adam schiff and 51 intelligence experts decided to pen a letter and tell the rest of the american people i was a russian asset, things have gone of gone down hill from there. i had to enlist the support from wilmington police department to kind of make sure nothing bad happened to me while i was at the shop and after a couple weeks. it eventually got so bad that i to close my business and flee the state. there was a lot of things i saw in the laptop that should not have been sent in the open, especially white house information pertaining to the ukraine being sent to private ukrainian citizens to benefit their business. and the national security ramifications from that alone i felt fear for the nation. >> pete: by the way he is suing multiple outlets. >> ainsley: for a million do

hunter biden's laptop repairman is suing schiff, cnn, politico and daily beast. joining us is the ceo of the america project, the organization sponsoring the lawsuit and john paul macow your life has been turned absolutely upside down you were accused of spreading russian disinformation, tell us about the last few years and what led you to file this lawsuit? >> good morning, carley, thanks for having me on the show. last couple years have been pretty tough. it was pretty quick out of the gate i was labeled a hacker and after schiff and 51 experts pinned a letter and tell american people i was a russian asset, things have gone downhill from there. >> carley: you lost your business, you were accused of being a russian agent and your community turned against you, is that right? >> yeah, things got heated, i had to enlist the wilmington police department to make sure nothing bad happened to me while i was at the shop. after a couple of weeks, it got so bad i had to close my business and flee the state. >> carley: you had the laptop in your possession for a while and spent time looking through it. president biden said he never had discussions with his son about overseas

sean hannity last night and had this observation about how hunter whose father is the president is constantly needing to be bailed out. >> john paulbook owner at mac shop turn over the laptop. what's curious about all of this sean, he talks about in the "new york post" the time hunter came, in going through his files, stumbling upon a file named income. and he talks about the extraordinary amount that was coming in to hunter, 880,000 one year, more than 1 million the next year. more than 2 million the next year. and somehow he didn't save. he didn't do anything appropriate with this money because he is having to lean on a lawyer for $2 million allegedly according to the post. to pay his taxes. to fund his lifestyle. a lawyer that his friends affectionately call his sugar brother. we know he paid some of joe biden's expenses and joe biden paid some of his. this looks like a nefarious web. >> brian: no kidding. why would the irs and fbi be looking into this four for years. why does the fbi not know where the laptop is at this hour. >> ainsley: every time we talk about hunter biden story. he has had a lot of problems growing up. he i

the delaware repairman who blew the whistle on hunter biden want laptop in a slew of media outlets with of defamation suit. john pauly beast. he is reportedly seeking $1 million in damages. isaac claims that schiff and those media outlets falsely said he was spreading russian disinformation which he says cost him his store. elon musk is planning on taking twitter public qun three years of buying the company. musks' $44 billion buyout is expected to close later this year. he has already agreed to take the company private once the deal is complete. the news coming on the heels ever a tweet from musk saying the platform will always be free for casual users but may be a slight cost for commercial and government accounts. interesting. those are your headlines. ainsley over to you. >> ainsley: all right. good deal. thank you so much, carley. president biden sounding the alarm on the supreme court league warning if roe v. wade is overturned it could threaten other rights. >> if the rationale of the decision as released were to be sustained a whole range of rights are in question. the idea we are letting the state make thos

hunter biden left the laptop? he is suing all kinds of people. adam schiff, cnn and others, they accused him of peddling russian disinformation. that guy is john paul for the nation i felt fear for myself personally because of a lot of personal incriminating evidence i had seen on the laptop. i feared retaliation and an effort would be put in place to silence me. >> bill: joe concha is with us in person. nice to sigh. >> dana: what do you think of this jacket? >> i think it's tremendous. it will be memorable. >> bill: looks like summer. we forgot about summer around here. >> dana: the weather has been bad. >> bill: the sun is out today. does he have a case? >> absolutely, yes. for one thing you mentioned during the sound bite that the four names, john paul mac isaac. trust somebody with four names. but we've seen this man attacked in terms of his credibility or you go online and going -- when you look at the overall premise. is the laptop real? yes, "new york post" confirmed that 20 months ago in october of 2020 and "the new york times" and "washington post" got around to it. are the emails real? yes, they are. no one is disputing them and they sho