he was part of the mayor daley machine and then realized the flaws of that and, you know, moved out of that and began to challenge the daley machine and like a lot of the ways in which he rose to power the way was able to organize people around this. he was a populist, but one that talked a lot, hope and possibility and change. and that together we all create, you know, a mass swell of power to challenge all of the systems. i've been working against this and all the leaders that have stood in the way of of equity. and so when i think of president obama and his rise, it very much parallels and is very much built on that infrastructure or this idea of black power. but also like equity across the board. but one of the things that i feel like we saw that was different with president obama is that a he was a little more green than mayor harold washington like before he became mayor. he was, you know, in illinois, a state congress and then was a representative going toe to toe. ronald reagan at the time. and so he was a seasoned political and so he knew how things worked and he wasn't necess

he was part of the mayor daley machine and then realized the flaws of that and, you know, moved out of that and began to challenge the daley machine and like a lot of the ways in which he rose to power the way was able to organize people around this. he was a populist, but one that talked a lot, hope and possibility and change. and that together we all create, you know, a mass swell of power to challenge all of the systems. i've been working against this and all the leaders that have stood in the way of of equity. and so when i think of president obama and his rise, it very much parallels and is very much built on that infrastructure or this idea of black power. but also like equity across the board. but one of the things that i feel like we saw that was different with president obama is that a he was a little more green than mayor harold washington like before he became mayor. he was, you know, in illinois, a state congress and then was a representative going toe to toe. ronald reagan at the time. and so he was a seasoned political and so he knew how things worked and he wasn't necess

one because of the activism and and then to realize beginning to challenge thehe daley machine in the ways he rose to power and was a populist but talk about hope and possibilities and change and that together we could create a mass well of powerd to challenge all of the systems and all of the leaders. so when i think of president obama and his wife very much eaparallels and is built on the infrastructure of the equity across the board but what i feel we saw was different is he was a little more green like mayor washington he was seen in illinois and state congress and a representative going toe to toe with reagan for he was a seasoned political figure that he wasn't necessarily going to have people take for him but also she was somebody had a healthy amount of skepticism and president obama somebody took a lot of that energy and dealt off that and expanded that across the country places aslike south carolina people had not believed it was possible because of the backlash and he centered people around the idea we could win and one of the things we have seen after that in part because

, days can seven of james daley, who sits on the home affairs and justice committees, believes, despitein the year ahead, races sunak's government has the right plans in place to tackle the china migrant crisis. in place to tackle the china migrant crisis . this is the migrant crisis. this is the moment where we can do something about it. the question which people attridge is on is should we have done that three years ago and where we are now? we knew was coming. we knew these numbers were going and it's not acceptable. but i could only be acceptable. but i could only be a politician now stood in front of you who say, i want to look forward. we've got the right sort of ministers in place. we're going to deliver, in my view, had talks, various view, having had talks, various ministers. and that's why i think we're place to deal think we're a good place to deal with another one of rishi with it. another one of rishi sunak's plans will see the creation a new home office creation of a new home office led unit bringing together border force, the military and the national crime agency to focu

, days can seven of james daley, who sits on the home affairs and justice committees, believes, despitein the year ahead, races sunak's government has the right plans in place to tackle the china migrant crisis. in place to tackle the china migrant crisis . this is the migrant crisis. this is the moment where we can do something about it. the question which people attridge is on is should we have done that three years ago and where we are now? we knew was coming. we knew these numbers were going and it's not acceptable. but i could only be acceptable. but i could only be a politician now stood in front of you who say, i want to look forward. we've got the right sort of ministers in place. we're going to deliver, in my view, had talks, various view, having had talks, various ministers. and that's why i think we're place to deal think we're a good place to deal with another one of rishi with it. another one of rishi sunak's plans will see the creation a new home office creation of a new home office led unit bringing together border force, the military and the national crime agency to focu

as a matter of fact, there is a story not about himself but about tom daley who had his train stop in some city, i forget which one it was in western kentucky. he was campaigning against harry truman and the engineer of the train had uncoupled from the train and moved ahead from the water in the water tank. when he came back, the train started pitching backwards. people were afraid that somebody was gonna get killed or hurt, being run over by a reverse moving train. but there was a police officer named ernest chapman who very quickly reached out and pulled the lever that put the brakes on the train and stopped people from getting hurt or killed by that reversal. it was, in a way, i guess from his time on up, it was the best way to find out what a man looks like, what a man things like. it did have its -- >> it aptly does. it still does today. as we will see when we get to that union pacific video, there's a couple of clips of people standing and respecting president bush as he moved to college station on the spinal train ship. you will notice that some people are standing dangerously

host: daley is calling from terre haute, indiana.ler: thank you for the program and you, dan, for your work. i think adding nuance to important facts but it gives us more evidence to weigh and the weighs of evidence is a difficult problem. i may have missed this so i'm concerned about the way you weigh evidence and nuance and context. you often use the term far left to describe one side of the arguments today but i don't often hear you -- maybe missed it -- who is this far left? we have names and organizations connected with the far right but what organization or individuals you put on the far left so we can know who you are -- host: thank you, daley. dan: that is a fair question. i view a.o.c. and elon omar as examples of the far left in the democratic party. i think that there are many others who have pulled the democratic party to the left. with that said, i think that the far right has far more power right now than the far left. yes, the far left has pulled the democratic party, but the far right is a dominant factor in identifyi

mayor daley was more than the people he dealt with in the south. african-americans were pretty cynical about using these techniques when the challenges were so great and he said he faced a kind of velocity hadn't seenas before. >> he thought maybe the pressure did not go through but he was reelected and people were tied into thehe political patronage. as you said it's to reassess his understanding and the steps of the structures of racism in i te cities and what it would take to actually create change at the time when the pressures are really high and that these tensions would continue unless some change was secure. itit was during this time and ts image he stalled during a march and here he is giving the talk in chicago. he was there during the time in june as we discussed he goes to mississippi to join stokely carmichael and others after this march in mississippi i think that it's good to remember the kindnd of relationship that he developed with stokely carmichael and he told us about that when he came to class during the march, how relaxed he w

this is from fbi investigator former fbi investigator bill daley.sight, watch. >> he made every mistake you could make great he was connected to a vehicle, he left his dna, he left his murder weapon, he didn't eliminate the litmus. he killed more victims than he thought thoughts thought, and h starts them and it was printed all over his cell phone. >> arce furman, you get the gis anyway. you see he looks forward to challenging the evidence for it a lot to challenge your. >> at the suspect in this case has lots of issues. the dna is the most powerful, i think they are going to have a hard time. it defense is going to argue th circumstantial evidence case which in this case, there's jus so much freight they dna, it is just the difficult thing that he's going to have a hard time getting around. that's what they're going to go after bird further going to contest that great they're goin to contest the chain of custody. i think he has a tough time and an uphill battle on this one. >> we are not talking about the preliminaries now set for june. leaped out

can seven of mp james daley , who seven of mp james daley, who sits on the home affairs and committeeseves, despite any obvious momentum in the year ahead , rishi sunak's government ahead, rishi sunak's government has the right plans in place to tackle the channel migrant . this tackle the channel migrant. this is moment when we can do something about it. the question which people will judges on is should we have done that three years ago? and where we are now? we this was coming. we knew these numbers were going and it's not acceptable. but i could only be a politician now stood in front of you who say i want to look forward. we've got the right to ministers in place. we're deliver, my we're going to deliver, in my view, had talks with view, having had talks with various. that's why i think various. and that's why i think we're place and let's we're in a good place and let's deal with it. another one of rishi sunak's plans will see the creation of new home office creation of a new home office led unit, bringing together a border force, the military and the national crime agency to foc

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can of mp james daley , who sits on of mp james daley, who sits on the home affairs and justice committeeskle the channel migrant . this tackle the channel migrant. this is the moment where we can do something about it. the question which people will judges on is should we have done that three years ago? where we are now? we knew was coming. we knew these numbers were coming . and it's numbers were coming. and it's acceptable. but i could only be acceptable. but i could only be a politician stood in front of you who say , i want to look you who say, i want to look forward. we've got the right sort ministers place. sort of ministers in place. we're to deliver. in my we're going to deliver. in my view, having had talks with various and that's various ministers. and that's why we're a good why i think we're in a good place deal with another place to deal with it. another one rishi plans see one of rishi sunak's plans see the creation of a new home office led unit, bringing together border force, the military and the national crime agency to focus more effectively on tackling the channel migra

i think it's instrucktive what neel kashkari said i'm at 540 or bust mary daley says he's over 5% and we have the chart which show that 17 of 19 officials are over five this is a risk they're willing to take. they feel like the risk of higher inflation is one that outweighs i guess by a long way, the risk of going too far and doing too much i think you know when i read these minute looking for any sign of any sort of nascent, do dovish wing on the fed, there's this paragraph in there, guys and some of these issues are brought up but they're quickly and decisively dismissed chltd let's not forget that all the doves in the fomc have been voting with the policy hasn't been a single dissent >> i was trying to figure it out, ethan i think there was one and it was george who's hardly a dove and i'll be interviewing her tomorrow but i think that's right, ethan. i was trying to total up this entire time of the historic 75 basis point rate hikes, there's been a single dissent. so there are no doves in the fox hole of inflation right here >> yeah. >> and i thought you said it for a different re

if the suspect was on the fbi's radar, let's turn to former fbi investigator bill daley on why the red, there's kind of a hierarchy. people who present an immediate threat and those people who present perhaps more distant threat. it means that they are there and if the name comes in to some other investigation, they may raise the profile of that person up. in this case, i believe what happened last summer when his relatives, some relatives called authority saying they were very much concerned about his behavior. perhaps it was looking at various sites but certainly talking about a radicalized view and they notified authorities. >> edward: what is the tipping point for an fbi investigator to say we need to act on it? >> certainly if there's any connection about any other individuals known or suspected of terrorist activities or if the profile does pop up on either social media or other platforms where people may go to gather information or communicate about terrorist activities, those type of things that would raise the profile up. a broader view here is the fact that there are people s

can seven of mp james daley , who sits on the home daley, who sits on the home affairs and justice committeesny obvious momentum in the year ahead , momentum in the year ahead, rishi sunak's government has the right plans in place to tackle the channel migrant this is the moment where we can do something about the question which people will judges on is should we have done that three years ago ? and done that three years ago? and where are now we knew this where we are now we knew this was coming, we knew these numbers were going. and it's not acceptable. but i could only be acceptable. but i could only be a politician now stood in front of who says, i want to look of you who says, i want to look forward. we've got right to, forward. we've got the right to, the ministers place. the ministers in place. we're going in my view, going to deliver, in my view, having talks various having had talks with various ministers. that's i ministers. and that's why i think a good place at think we're in a good place at moment to deal with it. another one of rishi sunak's plans will see creation a new home se

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. >> -- maureen dealingly, give her -- maureen daley, give her an award.d they dig a little deeper, he had said he had a mull i million hamptons house, now, he does not. they went to his rented queens row house and took photographs of that. howard: right. >> they dug in and found that he has an auto low -- loan. it's a way bigger problem for the gop and not so much george santos who is, obviously, a disturb the thed -- disturb thed individual. kevin mccarthy said the people voted for him. no, they voted for a figment of george santos' imagination, and now republicans are asking for him to quit. howard: right. but he did win the election. and by the way, that harbor city outfit fit was accused of being a ponzi seem after santos the scheme after santos left. mollie, times reported that santos never went to college -- >> that's what i was referring to about pathological level of lying that certain politicians do have. but the level of media interest in him, you know, i think most people would care much more about president biden's continued lying -- howard: s

martin roberts, as well as conservative mp james daley. i'm just off the 10:00.speak to showbiz royalty katie price as she gives her first tv interview for two years. that's not meets just after ten. so it is friday night. it's freezing cold outside and you're stuck indoors. that so grab something cold and fizzy from the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's have a brilliant night. in what better way to start than my gb news eclipse of the week . it's news eclipse of the week. it's time for a look back . the highs time for a look back. the highs and lows of seven days on air at gb news. it's an item which makes presenters cry and usually needs to the resignation of at least one sound engineer. let's kick off with the brilliant michelle dewberry and one of our best contributors to the channel best contributors to the channel, the excellent ben habib giving a seductive give wink to the camera. oh my brexit party mep . and now the ceo of fast mep. and now the ceo of fast property group, ben habib . property group, ben habib. what's going with these? is it conjuncti

martin roberts, as well as conservative mp james daley. i'm just off the 10:00.speak to showbiz royalty katie price as she gives her first tv interview for two years. that's not meets just after ten. so it is friday night. it's freezing cold outside and you're stuck indoors. that so grab something cold and fizzy from the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's have a brilliant night. in what better way to start than my gb news eclipse of the week . it's news eclipse of the week. it's time for a look back . the highs time for a look back. the highs and lows of seven days on air at gb news. it's an item which makes presenters cry and usually needs to the resignation of at least one sound engineer. let's kick off with the brilliant michelle dewberry and one of our best contributors to the channel best contributors to the channel, the excellent ben habib giving a seductive give wink to the camera. oh my brexit party mep . and now the ceo of fast mep. and now the ceo of fast property group, ben habib . property group, ben habib. what's going with these? is it conjuncti

i mean mayor daley was a much more wiley customer than the people they dealt with in the south. african-americans were pretty cynical about using these techniques when the challenges are so great. and he said he faced a kind of violence that he hadn't seen before. yeah, wasn't he trying to get married daily not reelected. well, he thought maybe you know the pressure if daily did not come through but of course my daily was reelected and he had significant black support, you know, people are tied into political patronage. so but as you said page he made him confront really reassess his understanding of race in america and and this depth of the structures of racism in these cities and what it would take to actually create change. at a time when the pressures were really high again in the wake of watts and the sense of that these tensions would continue to explode unless some change was secured. so it was during this time and in this image, actually, he's stoned during a march and his age are trying to protect him during that and here he is giving a talk in chicago. so chicago was a

conservative mp james daley, who sits the home affairs and justice committee's , believes justice committee's despite any obvious momentum in the year ahead, rishi sunak's government has the right plans in place to tackle the channel migrant crisis. this is the moment where we can do something about it. the question which people will judges is should we have done that three years ago? and where we are now? we knew this we knew this was coming. we knew these numbers it's not numbers were and it's not acceptable. but i could only be acceptable. but i could only be a politician who stood in front of you who say, i want to look forward. we've got the right sort of ministers in place going to my view, to deliver. in my view, had talks various ministers, talks with various ministers, and that's why i think we're in and that's why i think we're in a place and let's deal with a good place and let's deal with another sunak's plans another of rishi sunak's plans will the creation of a new home office led unit bringing border force, the military and the national crime agency to focus more effectively on

at very politicians politicians from the from the upper class who felt for the little guy, charles daley, who some of the old hands around here may remember worked for all three of them. and and he called them well-fed underdogs with pretty good bite. and that's pretty much the best description as to why the kennedy brothers became that in one sentence that i found. yeah. why you. we're going to jump around here. you'll excuse me for not being criminal. why did run? did he want to run for the senate? was he sort of pushed it? i mean, the story always goes that joe made jack run for the. and that's not true. i mean, he encouraged him. he wanted. but it was jack who made the decision. what about ted? did did he want a career in politics? what? after ted graduated from harvard, his dad called him in and him around the country to visit the family business, establish payments. and he was told to that this was a this was a potential course for him, that this was before steve smith entered the family and taken over the business. and so he went out and he saw the oil and the oil wells in tulsa.

but i don't think it's a road to disaster that we're currently having done alan daley succinctly thankr to lovely to talk to you in the new honoun to talk to you in the new honour. thank you. i'll see you soon. what's highway to hell? a meatloaf? no, of course we're . meatloaf? no, of course we're. 0h, meatloaf? no, of course we're. oh, chris road now i thought. no, it's the same thing. well, same. i'm driving home for christmas . it's same. i'm driving home for christmas. it's a highway driving the highway to hell that's going to rock. so this is the cdc. i think it . 0h, the cdc. i think it. oh, respect. thank very much. thank you. well, and i was a deejay. what about deejay . what about what about deejay. what about steppenwolf ? i don't think i was steppenwolf? i don't think i was alive then. i think it was. i'm not equipped . this is gb news on not equipped. this is gb news on the self esteem online. i digital radio. after the break, we'll find out why. even though a nation of animal lovers , a a nation of animal lovers, a number of pets been abandoned is on the increase. all of t

cheney started the iraq war and every congressman, including congressman mike pence and bob may and tom daley committed treason by outing valerie. >> and when mentioning the speech, grandfather and great-grandfather. she forget to mention her father. and this is leverage against mccarthy works. so what does everybody want? we want our investigations. did joe biden's family get in bed with russia and china, our enemies. that's treason. and so, there is no capitulation, this is a nation of laws, they have to be followed, and that's the point of the election. >> okay. >> and everybody is-- well, everybody's blaming donald trump for-- granted he doesn't always read speeches perfectly, but here is the deal, the dodd ruling caused zero tolerance abortion to be on the balance, if the supreme court waited until january you would have had 20 more members in the house. >> that's dave in illinois. again, a collection of calls that we'll take throughout the course of the day on your top priorities for congress. 118th congress and joining us throughout the course of the day, john mccardle with information

yeah anyway, so that's like arthur daley with his duke of orange . yeah. got to get in orange. are with prancer. the asian words that people always seem to get wrong. and you know the right way to say it. let us know. gbviews@gbnews.uk k espresso is definitely one time pretty well. no no, sadly not. we haven't . but it's been very we haven't. but it's been very good to see you both this morning. thank you very much indeed. we haven't, because we've got to tell you about drivers across most of britain who missing out who are missing out on benefiting supermarket benefiting from supermarket price at petrol pump. price cuts at the petrol pump. that's the aa. yes, that's according the aa. yes, they retail giants involved they say retail giants involved in fuel costs are in cutting fuel costs are restricted. england, restricted. northern england, northern ireland and wales. but those savings are only being received in some towns. oh, what's going on? let's find out from our national reporter theo chikomba, who's in east london. i figure what are the prices like ? good morning. well,