jamie, you were telling me in the green room that you love to steal our office supplies from the greenkids for christmas? that's desperate but really clever. do they like getting coffee paper and coffee pots? >> it really were. i give my kids a bunch of chips. i gave my girlfriend tea bags -- [laughter] [applause] >> by the -- >> a plot twist. >> there is a 92-year-old in the audience that was applauding that joke. >> i looked over and she was applauding. >> she loves tea. [laughter] >> i said tea. i was laughing too about those girls stealing a cinnabon. those "view" girls would have trouble splitting four cinnabons. [laughter] >> that's what i was thinking. >> could you just have one each? [laughter] >> it is so simple. >> they have four but they split all of them into fours. [laughter] >> and the little republicans didn't get any. >> there is no reason to fight. yes, i was looking more into this because the story is so insane for me. why are their forks at work? they're going against the disposable ones. they're really good if you are looking to limit your calories. basically the st

. >> dana: harold ford jr., got us kicked off in the green room explain things from your point of view. you understand this pretty much better than anyone else i've talked to today so let me give you the floor. go ahead. what do you think of this and what the president has done today? >> harold: it's a bad situation, it's unfortunate that we find ourselves with two banks having to be close to. the federal government having to come in. what i took away was two or three things. every deposit that all of us have, small, big depositors, big, medium sized businesses, small businesses, everyone's depositors going to be protected and insured for one year at least. number two, it sounds like the fed is going to try to figure out even more and more what happened with the silicon valley bank. sound like they're trying to sell the bank again. i think even some of the criticism we heard in the opening from some, which i think some of that is legitimate, many which there'd been a private market solution to this end of the federal government not have had to come in and help. i would contend that tho

which took place in 2006 in the green room in the war memorial building. our efficient know him cook who's here with me today? read a brief quotation from an inscription. in the city hall rotunda. directly above us. it reads. oh glorious city of our hearts that has been tried and not found wanting. go thou with like spirit to make the future teen thank you very much. how am i going to beat that? what can i say to that? he said pretty much everything, and i don't even remember all the commissioners names. but it's such an honor to be with his mayor and we have to make our city the best city in the world. i used to say the country, but now it's the world because we are and everyone that's here today. came to support me in their own way. and i picked you because i really need you to help me. make this city better than it's ever been. and i really, really mean that i look at every street and i think how beautiful our city as and we're gonna get to that point. it's just going to take a little struggle, but it's from my heart and i'm so honored to be with this m

, the you were in the green room, the coast asaba.st of asaba. there are thousands of people in the water swimming. and wouldn't have swimming. and you wouldn't have seen years ago. seen that even five years ago. and pools and our swimming pools are having really difficult time. having a really difficult time. yeah, had the energy yeah, we've had the energy problem and the government have agreed to support the energy price increases. so they get relief from governments. it's when you whittle it down, it's only £23 million for pools . now, only £23 million for pools. now, given how many private public swimming pools they are, it's peanuts . and the other issue is peanuts. and the other issue is we've got a lot of old swimming pools from the seventies that you remember. and they were new. but i was a kid. and now that they need rebuild and unless the government really need to sit down because before covid swimming was the most popular sport there are more people swimming than cycling or jogging or any other sport . so it's what or any o

, the you were in the green room, the coast asaba.st of asaba. there are thousands of people in the water swimming. and you wouldn't have seen ago. seen that even five years ago. and pools and our swimming pools are having really difficult time. having a really difficult time. yeah, had the energy yeah, we've had the energy problem and the government have agreed to support the energy price increases. so they get relief from governments. it's when you whittle it down, it's only £23 million for pools . now, only £23 million for pools. now, given how many private public swimming pools they are, it's peanuts . and the other issue is peanuts. and the other issue is we've got a lot of old swimming pools from the seventies that you remember. and they were new. but i was a kid. and now that they need rebuild and unless the government really need to sit down because before covid swimming was the most popular sport there are more people swimming than cycling or jogging or any other sport . so it's what or any other sport. so it's what people do

why do we insist on keeping this village like character, specifying red roofs or green rooms, or whatever it is? complete nonsense selling of goods. right next door is, is significant. others tiny house. she was his 1st customer. and today they are a couple and even neighbors. each with their own tiny house and so i think it's nice that you can be together if you want to be and you can also close the door and say a k to night. i'll be at my house for the evening. there is an apartment shortage, newly everywhere in germany. last year alone, more than 1000000 refugees came to the country and that's putting more pressure on the housing market. at the same time, it's pushing up orders for tiny houses, like here at a company in eastern germany company boss, mario doggies has 6 houses in production, 4 of which are intended for refugee families, some of more for the vendor. boyd on misty guns and click on a little intentional plus or that one goes to nice, not in holstein. there are still 4 here and they will stay together. but either they'll be used by ukrainian refugees for the time being. and

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. >> he is in the green room. >> our last question. two pointer.hen you're white you don't know what it's like to be poor? >> that would be off brand for bernie. >> i don't know. >> all right. >> all right,. kennedy:l -- three a's. >> let's see. >> when you are white, you don't know what it's like to be living in a ghetto. you don't know what it's like to be poor. >> poor. >> he is from vermont what is he tra talking about. >> stephen wins the game by one point. you get kamala harris word of the day -- every. >> every time i come here a win. >> just saying. >> he just wins, g great to see you, topical storm is next. we're in a bubble. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. b

. >> so many of you are here today, it's a lot of people to pack into the green room. on their work. every commercial break you guys were practicing. i think we're going to let you maybe play some music for us. >> let's do it. thank you guys for having us. >> go ahead and take it away. >> appreciate it. ♪ i remember when i was just a kid. ♪ didn't worry about a thing, the world was simple then. ♪ but it's different now, a lot to think about. ♪ at some point i've got to learn to lay my questions out. ♪ i try to make sense of it all but i just can't. ♪ when i don't understand, i lean on the lord. ♪ lean on you, lord. ♪ some things don't make sense. ♪ but one thing's for sure. ♪ when i lean on you, lord. ♪ lean on you, lord. ♪ somehow your love gives me the strength to go on. ♪ so i lean on the lord. ♪ lean on lean on. ♪ lean on lean on. ♪ lean on the lord now. ♪ lean on, lean on. ♪ you didn't tell me then and you won't tell me now. ♪ if i'm still breathing, there's a reason that i'm still around. ♪ i will trust in you. ♪ give me all the strength. ♪ i you try to make sens

i liked the green room.ed to sit there with you as a result of the competition, peace in the soul and peace in the country, and as part of the project of happiness to live in a peaceful country, and there the best works of ten thousand participants in this competition were collected, and the trilogy consists of three books, one of which poetry, and the second prose and painting, we asked for the opportunity to organize this excursion in the palace of independence, which today symbolize not only our independent sovereign country of belarus, but if they symbolize, uh, that state of e society, that peaceful state of society in which we are today. also today, the most status building of the state conducted an excursion for employees of minsk national airport and belavi airlines at the doors behind which fates are accepted for being, they invited young professionals who have recently begun their journey into aviation winners within a corporate competition, the best in the profession, as well as employees in the h

which took place in 2006 in the green room in the war memorial building. our efficient know him cook who's here with me today? read a brief quotation from an inscription. in the city hall rotunda. directly above us. it reads. oh glorious city of our hearts that has been tried and not found wanting. go thou with like spirit to make the future teen thank you very much. how am i going to beat that? what can i say to that? he said pretty much everything, and i don't even remember all the commissioners names. but it's such an honor to be with his mayor and we have to make our city the best city in the world. i used to say the country, but now it's the world because we are and everyone that's here today. came to support me in their own way. and i picked you because i really need you to help me. make this city better than it's ever been. and i really, really mean that i look at every street and i think how beautiful our city as and we're gonna get to that point. it's just going to take a little struggle, but it's from my heart and i'm so honored to be with this m

there's so much energy in the green room. we can't wait to bring them out later in the show. they sound so great. you go to concerts, that doesn't sound quite as good as the radio. that was beautiful. pete: very, very well cone. -- well done. we're one hour into a four-hour tour, one hour behind where we were yesterday. so you do the math of what that all means, i don't know. we're going to start with this, at least two people are kid in california -- dead in california as major flooding devastates entire communities. thousands of people are evacuatedded after a levee breaks from historic rainstorms in the state's central coast. rachel: and in pete's home state of minnesota, blizzard warnings are now in effect for the south and central portions of the state. some areas have already reported 78 inches of snow, and they're now bracing for high winds and even more accumulation. joey: and iowa is getting slammed by wet, heavy snow causing dangerous road conditions. state police say they assisted in more than 40 crashes yesterday. the east coast also bracing for a nor'easter which

i also thought he did a really good comparison, we were talking about this in the green room, black versusg. he is saying that white people just want to help. so when a white person brings a black date home, the white family bends over backwards and ask crazy. oh, my god. but in the reverse, the black parents are like this. interesting juxtaposition that i didn't really know much about but that's all i remember. >> jessica: judge, what did you think especially about, similar to what dave chevelle, someone who goes after everyone but dave chappelle is deafly not a republican. >> judge jeanine: i think it was a turning point, i really do. i think with dave chappelle and chris rock, it's okay to say what you think, it's located trash this nonsense. one of the things, greg, that i thought was important was when he said "words don't hurt." a punch in the face hurts. words on a brick hurt. his two front i have ever heard that before. >> dana: sticks and stones? >> judge jeanine: he kind of reset everything. i think also he got into this whole issue, not just of selective outrage but why will smi

i'm speaking for you, she said in the green room, it isn't complete idiot.aped probably too far. >> judge jeanine: it depends on the facts, i think he is an evil idiot, and he has intentionally not that children are being rape-ed, many are being put on birth control by their parents as they go on the trip. there are rape trees, i'm going to the border at least four times, i know what is going on from the ranchers to the border patrol, no, i don't think that was hyperbole. i think that what has happened where we are allow this influx, many children without their parents, these kids have been raped, we arty have 100 who are just day though it meant dead within the area of the united states, nobody seems to care about them. americans are dying, no one seems to care about them either. we just talked about joe fentanyl, joe biden. before joe fentanyl is better. >> judge jeanine: saying that it was political, it was the other guy at fault, no, i don't think that's hyperbole come i think that this guy ought to go, he is evil and allowing all kinds of damage to this

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. >> steve: one of the things i talk to you in the green room before we got started and i asked uf atlike this happens, a lot of us were sure you would never make it out alive. but for you to make it a light but then so catastrophically injured, human nature would tend to give up. i did i go on that assignment? why, why, why and throw a pity party for yourself. but you never did that. >> not for a moment. the work we do in the field is essential. when you cover conflict and i love the job i do. and i will continue to do it. take the precautions if you have to. i wouldn't change a single thing. i would change everything for pierre and sasha. >> brian: you said when you were covering these events, there were some horrific scenes. the first time i heard about you was a story written in "the new york post" picked up. you were basically doing isa spirit and in your eyeball to eyeball and you learn to put fe. did you learn how to put fear away and is that still awake? >> i think you have to turn off some of the emotions to find the story. what i have learned most despite the horrible things

. >> john: you and i were speak being in the green room, suggesting maybe joe biden thinking he probably was not going to run for office again, tragedy of his son dying in 2015 weighing on his heart, the family setting up business for post vice presidency. >> and that's something people have told us involved with the early dealings. most of the dealings ended up bad because the president's son got on a drug problem and a lot of things changed in his life. but during 2015 and 2016 when joe biden decided he was not going to seek the presidency, hillary clinton was running, i think just about every american thought that hillary clinton would be elected president, so at joe biden's age, the chances of him returning to public office were about 0. he was doing what a lot of people would do. setting up the business to capitalize on the private sector. the problem is, joe biden became president and he's not been truthful with the american people. he said he didn't have any knowledge of any of this. why don't they come clean about what they were doing. and you know, the biden center for diplomacy

tiny shrew eating a banana look at that smile like when jesse brings shrimp in the green room. >> danae a banana. >> jesse: that's no banana. >> greg: okay i will fire the producer. dana? >> dana: dogs a bhazzing and they have this sixth sense. there is guard dog doubled as guardian angel when fire broke out at detroit multi-family home. chantal was in the play pen when the blaze quickly spread from counsel stairs. the dog found the 3-year-old pitbull lab mix refusing to leave the house. blue directed the rescue team to the play pen where they carried her to safety. it's incredible. and thankfully the family is all set. they had a go fund me page. they are back in the new home and everybody is okay. including blew. >> jesse? >> jesse: have you been following the coverage blowing competition. the 59th annual coverage blowing competition take a look at this guy. listen oirges my god. >> jesse: that is the coverage blowers. update tried to eat our bald eagle in nebraska. >> greg: i'm covering that, too. >> geraldo: put them on a bus. >> jesse: too soon. >> geraldo: guess which american ci

i was saying to bill in the green room we heard from jay powell last week sitting up on the hill sayinge banking system and then by friday we had something like this. and there is something going on that i find disturbing. people are making this about tech bros. they are making this about peter thiel and the people who are millions of dollars in those banks also a main street bank. people trying to get a business started. maybe got first angel investor. and people made payroll and that is what is most important. the mayhem this set up for the weekend and the fact that initially the fed said we will meet monday at 11:30 as if that was going to be good enough is such a gross misunderstanding of where the country is and what people need for that i think that's going to be priority number one for the biden administration to make sure that they are on the side of main street and. this and not of, you know, the silicon valley upper class. >> that will be very difficult to do politically. because if you look at what this bank who their depositors are and who their supporters are and also the f

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charles: so during the first few months of our business here at fox business, i walked in the green room perkins, the famed venture capitalist. he was sitting on the sofa all by himself and i got to admit, i was star struck. perkins is one of the god fathers of venture capitalism and i have been reading about his exploits for years and knew about all of his deals. so he happened to be in the studio that day to promote his new book titled mine's bigger. it was about the greating sailing ma seen ever built and called the m maltese falcon. it was so advance it had need add small crew to operate and won tons of awards and accolades. i enjoyed my conversation with him, it was great. it wasn't hurried. listen, perkins was brash and i will say particularly later on he got in a lot of trouble with his musings, but he was never apologetic for making a ton of money. in fact his net worth was $8 billion at the time of his death. but then i began to sour on the venture capital world a i'll tel you what did it for me. the nonstop wining about how much money -- whining about how much money was left on

you know, i mean, apparently in the green room people were chatting earlier before i got there they saidhed. >> jesse: do you think she wore that on purpose just to tempt him just to see if he would kiss again? i don't know. >> that's what all -- that's what everything kind of points to. that's what women do. they are so romantic. >> set a trap. look at that. >> jesse: he didn't fall for it. >> not this time. >> like, remember when you danced in high school and you were like this. far away as possible? >> junior high dances? >> you knew kamala was watching. he wants to keep his job as second gentlemen. moving on, you have been wrong the whole time. forget all those spices, all natural ingredients baby and a little salt. >> this is what you view as seasoning and seasoning only. >> let me pose you a question. what does it come from granulated garlic what is that garlic onion powder if i it had douse my chicken in this rub and this rub alone the seasoning would be out. they wouldn't even be in there the fresh garlic or fresh onion or fresh bell pepper automatically not seasoning. let me say

correct path for conservatives and more and more telegenic faces who usually populate the fox news green room. one after another, at cpac, serving up red meat. the tone is now indistinguishable from one of trump's campaign rallies. in a set of talk for a economic solutions to help american lives, cpac mainly focus on a politics of division. airing their grievances. >> woke notice is -- more dangerous than any pandemic. this is our mission -- let's save our country from this. >> the other side is crazy. now, americans do not deserve to be governed by deeply weird, nauseous lee woke people. well who hate george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln, doctors use, and mr. potato head. [laughter] who hyperventilate on their yoga mats if you use the wrong pronoun. >> it's a new disturbing ideology that tells the most incredible lie. that children can actually change their gender. before they've even grown up. >> cpac also serving as a who's who of election denialism. featuring some of the most prominent -- of donald trump's lies of a stolen election. whether it's attacking lgbtq plus youth,

and we were talking in the green room before the show, did yellen hear what powell said and then decided really need to nip this in the bud, or do they not know -- 4ceyrñyeah. >> she probably wouldn't have had anything. >> do they text her? i have no idea. but i'm wondering, did powell misinterpreted? >> there were two things yesterday. one was in fed fund futures, that we were going to have maybe 70 basis points of cuts this year. and when powell says clearly, and said a handful of things clearly today. one is that we stillewhave massive inflation, we still see a tight labor market and we're not cutting rates this year, or certainly, you cannot expect us to. i'm not going to agree that that's happening. and that along with the implicit guarantees on deposits were part of the real disappointment. totally agree. i had thisq as a dovish hike. i had -- i heard a guy say all those things, but then also pointing out in the language they removed the dynamic about a lot more cuts and they said, maybe some more, and even in the q&a -- >> a lot more hikes --e1 >> sorry, thank you. there will not

sean and i were discussing a little bit in the green room.licy acutie is the test. if you're 65, 85 or 45, you can make wrong policy decisions. if you make smart policy decisions, voters will reward you by elects or re-electing you. i get what governor haley was trying to do. draw attention to your campaign. there's questions about president biden. voters make this decision. i trust them. whether it's president trump, president reagan, president biden, voters will have this opportunity to weigh-in and it won't be about age. it's about whether they achieved when they were in office. >> martha: perhaps they shouldn't have an age on it. perhaps you take it as part of your overall physical. 53% of democrats voters say they want to see someone else run in 2024 other than president biden. so this idea of -- i'm not surprised by her push back on that either. she's offended by the question. she says look at him in action. >> as we go through the campaign process, we kick our president candidates really hard. they debate, town halls, asked questions.

and within 25 years, folks will no longer ask because, by the way, my kids are in the green room gettingon from tiktok. that's what makes this stuff especially pernicious. >> the other thing, nikki haley's name was called. you can talk about any of these k candidates, but all of their presentations are dystopian. they're all saying america is in the toilet they're all taking up donald trump's sort of view of sort of downing the country and saying that it's awful, and they only are doing social issues and culture wars none of them have offered a vision that's beyond that. i don't know how any of them would appeal in a general election >> you know, joy, that's exactly right. these people are -- this is the secret of maga it's dark and paranoid and depressing and pessimistic and weak philosophy. because they may beat their chests and do the whole monster truck thing, but the reality is they think we're weak. they think our country is bad. they think the things that make this big crazy country work and go forward are wrong they want to turn the clock back to this imaginary past that never ex

. >> ainsley: why doesn't he just do this deal and all the guys in the green room were talking aboutith a trade. the packers want a first round draft; is that right, maybe two? >> brian: right. >> ainsley: the jet would have to give that in order to get dana rogers. >> brian: dana perino, your serve. you have now met your match. he signed a three year $150 million contract in 2022. a lot of money. is he similar to the contract i signed. 660 million a year. the packers have to pay him still about $40 million. >> ainsley: not quarantined. >> brian for him guaranteed went into four days of darkness in oregon. we have all sat for four days in oregon. >> ainsley: explain that to the viewers if you know. >> brian: i can't. >> steve: aaron rodgers. >> ainsley: he went to eerg to do that. >> brian: some things aaron rodgers does that i can't do that's one of them. four days went in there 90% i'm going to retire. when he emerged he said i am going to play. and he said i hear the packer was are trying to trade me. okay, if you are going to trade me, i'm going to leave. so i choose to go to the

laughter ] >> i asked for a venti one of these venti egg bites >> seth: thank you for watching in the green room my son, i'm facetiming with him -- he's watching the show [ laughter ] can i just quickly -- i know we're running short. and so, i want to quickly just quickly get to a few other things if i can. >> seth: few more? >> obviously "history of the world: part 2" is coming out >> seth: i think we've established that >> last season of "snow piercer" on tnt >> seth: you're not in that show >> i'm not in that show. [ laughter ] also "friends. the show "friends. >> seth: what about it >> it's great. it's on peacock. you can stream it on peacock or just "friends," the concept -- >> seth: just have more friends? well you know, that's a good message to end on. can we end on it >> no. [ laughter ] i've got to say hi to my son where are you? >> seth: oh, boy [ laughter ] nick kroll, everybody. "history of the world: part 2" streaming right now on hulu. we'll be right back with zoe chao [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe driver. you could save hun

'cause, you know, that green room, off the chain. >> jimmy: right? just -- he said something about you in an interview. >> well, he said, um, that -- it's his first time meeting wu-tang clan. i doubt if i was there 'cause i don't remember it. but he said, first time he met us, we were going to kick his ass. [ laughter ] well, he thought -- he thought we were going to kick his ass. [ light laughter ] but it turns out that, you know, we were fans, he was a a fan. and it was all love from there. >> jimmy: but why would you ever fight ice-t? >> we wouldn't. but, you know, back then, those were our grimy years. everything we did looked intimidating. [ laughter ] you know what i'm saying? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i know what you're saying. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i know, obviously you're in wu-tang, but i heard that your kid's first words were "wu-tang." >> yep. my first son. [ laughter ] oh, y'all laughing. i mean -- ♪♪ honestly. >> jimmy: i mean, is that rap? >> i mean, i'm glad they find it funny, 'cause i'm just glad it wasn't a curse word. [

we were in the green room about going on tech talk and it is it's in your mind you can mention somethinginutes later you will find that exactly sending the that could only have come from your mine and exactly that on your screen. it is so consuming i can go tik tok and 5 hours later i don't know where that 5 hours have gone. it's so there and think the fact that we're all so plugged into it is i would neven plugged into it is i would never, ever want my children to be on it nor not in a way that i would put limits on anything else that my children want. i don't in these draconian over overreaching rules for the state. but thank you. but with so much it won't surprise you to know they need to talk. i have personally. excuse me. my children is a grandfather clock tick tock very nicely but thank you very panellists for that . we you very panellists for that. we hope to see them next week coming next ulez or you lose. people aren't happy about the on the motorist. find out what's happened the break and keep more the box . welcome back to state of nation with me jacob rees—mogg once you've be

just put this the green room.ay, angela back and nina has not been seen since, she's not been seen since, but she's going whether or not going to tell us whether or not she that harry and she thinks that harry and decision bestow titles decision to bestow royal titles on their is the height on their children is the height of hypocrisy. also after inappropriate sex education, lessons in british schools forced the government into a review as the last push for progression polluted our classrooms with filth , state classrooms with filth, state chair . while it's very nearly 10 pm. on patrick christys on tonight's hours, gary lineker shamefully compares the government's immigration policy to the. a british teenager fought for his life after being stabbed in the back, an iraqi migrant and stuck . so after the bbc confirmed won't take disciplinary action against a loud mouth lineker. all of the endorsing a dangerous hard left border policy. fleet icon kelvin mackenzie cancelled on that later this hour plus as bombshell r

just put this the green room. way, angela back and nina has not been seen since, she's not been seen since, but she's going whether or not going to tell us whether or not she that harry and she thinks that harry and decision bestow titles decision to bestow royal titles on their is the height on their children is the height of hypocrisy. also after inappropriate sex education, lessons in british schools forced the government into a review as the last push for progression polluted our classrooms with filth , state classrooms with filth, state chair . while it's very nearly 10 pm. on patrick christys on tonight's hours, gary lineker shamefully compares the government's immigration policy to the. a british teenager fought for his life after being stabbed in the back, an iraqi migrant and stuck . so after the bbc confirmed won't take disciplinary action against a loud mouth lineker. all of the endorsing a dangerous hard left border policy. fleet icon kelvin mackenzie cancelled on that later this hour plus as bombshell

final thought, shaun, you said to me before in the green room you were a bit of a fan of gb news.ally view well. well that's view as well. well that's absolutely only absolutely you're the only one saw prime should be saw prime minister should be well i'm afraid we got rishi sunak and boris trouser trouble is i wasn't we had a we've got a two party system and i wasn't part of that little club i tried my run effect change and yeah i do believe in the country and i hope this channel is making a difference. are you finding people are talking about it more out there? yeah, it is. i mean, this i think the country's failed growth coming from the naive growth and yeah, it's you know used to be proud to be british but now just can we turn it around ? what this country. it around? what this country. yeah. now it's gone . do you know yeah. now it's gone. do you know what you know what the countries been through bad times before ? i been through bad times before? i think we can turn it around and not pretend it's going to be easy, but we're doing our best here. on gb news to turn the narrati

but i was chatting you in the green room about how quick you were on the field.nd i asked you earlier whether you'd ever been a sprinter. tell us yes i school. i to us the story. yes i school. i to win the sprints and so somebody suggested that i go join an athletic club and i went to south london and joined fernhill harriers and the coaches there, they work brilliantly with with young people and they get your style later on. when i was out, i was doing superstars, which was brilliant . it was was brilliant. it was a wonderful programme to take part in. it really was . and i met in. it really was. and i met some wonderful , great people . some wonderful, great people. but ron pickering was one of the commentators and he great athletics coach . and i remember athletics coach. and i remember the winning the winning the sprint there in my alma and i ran 10.4 for 100 metres and at end.he ran 10.4 for 100 metres and at end. he signalled me to up to the commentary position in the stand and i went up and he said, he said incredible time said you realise you've just run

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i bought a playstation for the green room that we you know, that would be there half time and before the shows and after the shows, and brennan's like we get fifa too. i was like, all right, i'll get fifa. okay. and then we would sit and play. we were the only two that basically played that game and he was brendan and i, and he would explain to me like kind of like, not just the like, you know, basic strategy, but then also offer history because he is much like his character like very, um smart and holds a lot of information, and it does it with such enthusiasm that you can't help it. but sit next to the guy and have it rub off on you boots. i thought you said that the trunk of a car was a boot also boot. hold on now, if i were to get fired from my job, where i'm putting fleets in the trunk of my car boot for putting boots in the boot. i love that. i said, going in the fact that i got to be on a plane holding up my ipad, explaining the world cup two people this this past world cup as we were flying from where new york to l a and people are asking me questions and i knew the answers.

final thought, shaun, you said to me before in the green room you were a bit of a fan of gb news. view well. well that's view as well. well that's absolutely only absolutely you're the only one saw prime should be saw prime minister should be well i'm afraid we got rishi sunak and boris trouser trouble is i wasn't we had a we've got a two party system and i wasn't part of that little club i tried my run effect change and yeah i do believe in the country and i hope this channel is making a difference. are you finding people are talking about it more out there? yeah, it is. i mean, this i think the country's failed growth coming from the naive growth and yeah, it's you know used to be proud to be british but now just can we turn it around ? what this country. it around? what this country. yeah. now it's gone . do you know yeah. now it's gone. do you know what you know what the countries been through bad times before ? i been through bad times before? i think we can turn it around and not pretend it's going to be easy, but we're doing our best here. on gb news to turn the narrative a

but i was chatting you in the green room about how quick you were on the field.nd i asked you earlier whether you'd ever been sprinter. tell you'd ever been a sprinter. tell us yes i school. i to us the story. yes i school. i to win the sprints and so somebody suggested that i go join an athletic club and i went to south london and joined fernhill harriers and the coaches there, they work brilliantly with with young people and they get your style later on. when i was out, i was doing superstars, which was brilliant . it was was brilliant. it was a wonderful programme to take part in. it really was . and i met in. it really was. and i met some wonderful , great people . some wonderful, great people. but ron pickering was one of the commentators and he great athletics coach . and i remember athletics coach. and i remember the winning the winning the sprint there in my alma and i ran 10.4 for 100 metres and at end.he ran 10.4 for 100 metres and at end. he signalled me to up to the commentary position in the stand and i went up and he said, he said incredible time sa

thank you for coming back and having a lovely time in the green room eating sweets and biscuits.rets of what place is right in england. bring one in next to no access . this have in next to no access. this have been spiralling over past year with more than 30,000 people dying before their with nobody able to. why. however in a revelation around , 23,000 of revelation around, 23,000 of them have now been linked to long waits in hospital departments . the royal college departments. the royal college of emerging medicine tracked of more than 12 hours in an age across england . the time across england. the time patients arrived to when they were given a bed . the grim study were given a bed. the grim study found 1.6 million patients waited more 12 hours last year, up from 1 million the year before, with an estimated 23,000 people dying as a result of the a&e nightmare . staggeringly, the a&e nightmare. staggeringly, the also claimed the number of patients that came to harm from a&e delays is in radically under because the nhs waits from a decision to admit than arrival . decision to

whether or not you two scratched eyes out scratched each other's eyes out the room. now we're the green roomefinitely for you. and this one definitely won't massive row. is won't cause a massive row. is the countryside inherently racist? well, is this is what the old quote guardian would like you to believe? so in an astonishing new piece for the hard left rag activists , hard left rag activists, filmmaker dan guthrie latched on to a 2019 report claiming the engush to a 2019 report claiming the english country's son is a white, middle class club that still disenfranchises minorities. he adds, without evidence en masse that the outdated concept that people of colour don't belong in rural is still rife. while omitting to mention in 2017, report that cost of visiting problems with transport and a lack of local knowledge is perfectly logical reasons. people from ethnic minorities don't go there. i mean, i'm just going to put this out. also in the latest census, we are 82% white as a nation. so maybe i'm just a little thing to do with it. but panel, do you instead of a far better explanation, is

debate whether or not you two scratched out scratched each other's eyes out the but now we're the green roomdefinitely for you. and this one definitely won't massive row. is won't cause a massive row. is the countryside inherently racist? well, is this is what the old quote guardian would like you to believe? so in an astonishing new piece for the hard left rag activists , hard left rag activists, filmmaker dan guthrie latched on to a 2019 report claiming the engush to a 2019 report claiming the english country's son is a white, middle class club that still disenfranchises minorities. he adds, without evidence en masse that the outdated concept that people of colour don't belong in rural is still rife. while omitting to mention in 2017, report that cost of visiting problems with transport and a lack of local knowledge is perfectly logical reasons. people from ethnic minorities don't go there. i mean, i'm just going to put this out. also in the latest census, we are 82% white as a nation. so maybe i'm just a little thing to do with it. but panel, do you instead of a far better explanation, is