sirjacob rees mogg. quite a turn out. way? sirjacob rees mogg. quite a turn out. , ., ., way? nk the party — turn out. very good, yes. do you think the party is _ turn out. very good, yes. do you think the party is coming - turn out. very good, yes. do you think the party is coming back i turn out. very good, yes. do you think the party is coming back to | think the party is coming back to the liz truss way or maybe it never left the liz truss way? i the liz truss way or maybe it never left the liz truss way?— left the liz truss way? i think the conservative _ left the liz truss way? i think the conservative party's _ left the liz truss way? i think the conservative party's always - left the liz truss way? i think the i conservative party's always believed in low taxation and regulation and thatis in low taxation and regulation and that is what the prime minister is doing as well. he is cutting green regulation and regulation on the motorist. so this what is you would expect at a conservative event. i5 expect at a conservative event. is today about helping rishi sunak win the e

. >> some very strong coming >> some very strong words coming from jacob rees—mogg in just from sirjacobay. a moment. i'm done for the day. i'll be back with you tomorrow. maybe closer big decision. maybe closer to my big decision. but that, let's but before all of that, let's have a look and see what the very weather has store very wet weather has in store for good evening. for us. good evening. >> it's alex burkill here with your latest gb news weather forecast. many forecast. and whilst for many the thing continues the unsettled thing continues through 24 hours, it's through the next 24 hours, it's a picture for a drier but chillier picture for scotland . and that's because of scotland. and that's because of a brief ridge of high pressure which quietening the weather which is quietening the weather down bit here. down a little bit here. meanwhile the rest of the uk under the influence of a low pressure centred over republic of bringing of ireland that's bringing then heavy showery to many parts heavy showery rain to many parts of england wales and of england, wales and particularly ea

rees . mogg jacob, you sirjacob rees. feel sorry for the labour leader today. his big speech did . he got demoted down speech did. he got demoted down menus agenda. >> well inevitably because of what is going on there we will be touching on his speech in my programme particularly i like the fact that in british politics politicians are politics our politicians are very and very accessible very open and very accessible and not surrounded by thousands of security guards. and therefore i particularly hate therefore i particularly hate the fact that he was attacked. i think he it brilliantly, think he handled it brilliantly, but that's trend in but that's a bad trend in british politics. you've obviously suffered from it more than most. yeah, but we want to maintain a politics where we don't hide our politicians away and these extinction rebellion people and all their associates, rhian , we don't understand. rhian, we don't understand. there's too stupid to understand the risk that they are creating for the british body politi

. >> some very strong coming >> some very strong words coming from jacob rees—mogg in just from sirjacobay. a moment. i'm done for the day. i'll be back with you tomorrow. maybe closer big decision. maybe closer to my big decision. but that, let's but before all of that, let's have a look and see what the very weather has store very wet weather has in store for good evening. for us. good evening. >> it's alex burkill here with your latest gb news weather forecast. many forecast. and whilst for many the thing continues the unsettled thing continues through 24 hours, it's through the next 24 hours, it's a picture for a drier but chillier picture for scotland . and that's because of scotland. and that's because of a brief ridge of high pressure which quietening the weather which is quietening the weather down bit here. down a little bit here. meanwhile the rest of the uk under the influence of a low pressure centred over republic of bringing of ireland that's bringing then heavy showery to many parts heavy showery rain to many parts of england wales and of england, wales and particularly ea

rees . mogg jacob, you sirjacob rees. sorry for the labour leader today. his big speech did . he got demoted down speech did. he got demoted down menus agenda. >> well inevitably because of what is going on there we will be touching on his speech in my programme particularly i like the fact that in british politics politicians are politics our politicians are very and very accessible very open and very accessible and not surrounded by thousands of security guards. and therefore i particularly hate therefore i particularly hate the fact that he was attacked. i think he it brilliantly, think he handled it brilliantly, but that's trend in but that's a bad trend in british politics. you've obviously suffered from it more than most. yeah, but we want to maintain a politics where we don't hide our politicians away and these extinction rebellion people and all their associates, rhian , we don't understand. rhian, we don't understand. there's too stupid to understand the risk that they are creating for the british body politic on

buying an ev very quickly because he drives a car that does about eight miles to the gallon is sirjacob rees—moggtrue. >> jacob, what have you got coming? >> we're going to be talking about the economy because there's been the report from the ifs saying that government ifs saying that the government can't it can't can't cut taxes and it can't raise spending . so what can it raise spending. so what can it do? how get growth in the do? how do we get growth in the economy? we back to economy? how do we get back to an that's vibrant an economy that's vibrant because today was memorial because today was the memorial service for lord lawson for nigel lawson. so it seems a really good day to be thinking about how he did it and how we can make this economy really fire this would appear to be >> and this would appear to be now. liz truss, is mission in life. >> and it's very important because othennise we're just in the business of managing decline. and i think decline. and you and i think that politics is not about managing decline , it's about managing decline, it's about ensuring this country is ensuri

buying an ev very quickly because he drives a car that does about eight miles to the gallon is sirjacob rees—moggtrue. >> jacob, what have you got coming? >> we're going to be talking about the economy because there's been the report from the ifs saying that government ifs saying that the government can't it can't can't cut taxes and it can't raise spending . so what can it raise spending. so what can it do? how get growth in the do? how do we get growth in the economy? do back to economy? how do we get back to an that's vibrant an economy that's vibrant because today was memorial because today was the memorial service for lord lawson for nigel lawson. so it seems a really good day to be thinking about how he did it and how we can make this economy really fireand this would appear to be >> and this would appear to be now. liz truss, is mission in life. >> and it's very important because othennise we're just in the business of managing decline. i think decline. and you and i think that politics is not about managing decline , it's about managing decline, it's about ensuring this country is ensurin

most eloquent speaker heard today eloquent speaker i heard today was gb news own sirjacob was gb news own sir jacob rees—mogg tell you, gb views is very popular at this conference. so .jacob gb views is very popular at this conference. so . jacob well, conference. so. jacob well, typically i could hear everything absolutely clearly until nigel asked his question. >> so i don't know what his question was, but i'm going to say i'm going to be say what i'm going to be speaking about, which is the growth the growth agenda. all the communication lines were perfect until the question, but i'm going talking about what going to be talking about what liz was talking about and i was talking it's so talking about earlier. it's so important this important that we grow this economy . we cut we economy. we cut taxes, we deregulate . and that's what i deregulate. and that's what i will be summarising for gb news viewers later . on viewers later. on >> you see, there we are. there's the mog out with the great british public, out with conservative party members and absolutely coming alive and loving every minute of it. but b

most eloquent speaker heard today eloquent speaker i heard today was gb news own sirjacob was gb news own sir jacob rees—mogg tell you, gb views is very popular at this conference. so .jacob gb views is very popular at this conference. so . jacob well, conference. so. jacob well, typically i could hear everything absolutely clearly until nigel asked his question. >> so i don't know what his question was, but i'm going to say i'm going to be say what i'm going to be speaking about, which is the growth the growth agenda. all the communication lines were perfect until the question, but i'm going talking about what going to be talking about what liz was talking about and i was talking it's so talking about earlier. it's so important this important that we grow this economy . we cut we economy. we cut taxes, we deregulate . and that's what i deregulate. and that's what i will be summarising for gb news viewers later . on viewers later. on >> you see, there we are. there's the mog out with the great british public, out with conservative party members and absolutely coming alive and loving every minute of it. but b

rees—mogg. and you've been getting in touch with your thoughts. my people very kindly has said , dear sir jacob, thoughts. my people very kindly has said , dear sirjacobid, dear sirjacob, i love the way that you respond to those ad hominem barbs from the reds. keep going. well, i will keep going. thank you. and pat says, as a woman born in 1950, i had to fight hard for the rights women enjoy today. i feel that these rights are being trampled on by group of mainly lgbt on by a group of mainly lgbt plus males who want to invade safe female spaces while they remain biologically intact. men mixed male female hospital wards did not work, so trans men should be on women's wards . i did not work, so trans men should be on women's wards. i am pleased some mps are now trying to safeguard women and our hard won equality. well thank you very much, pat, eloquently put today doctors have claimed they will strike until the next general election and beyond to infinity and beyond . like flash infinity and beyond. like flash gordon, whoever it is, in their dispute with the government over pay dispute with the government over pay consultants and junior doctors started