, have of course, owned by coots, have spent, along with coots , the spent, along with coots, the wholeon whatsoever . so there is reason whatsoever. so there is absolutely no reason for any bank at all to get involved with any of this stuff. all i would say to natwest and coots. is mind your own business. what on earth is my carbon footprint got to do with you? it hasn't got anything to do with you and how you can ascertain that from my bank account is beyond me. you can't really. i mean , unless can't really. i mean, unless someone just buying endless someone is just buying endless plain how you prove plain tickets, how can you prove what their carbon footprint is and. well, i could go on one. i could go on one about this. no, it's another conspiracy theory come mean, it's another conspiracy theory comemean, it's it's another conspiracy theory come mean, it's this it's another conspiracy theory comemean, it's this nudge it's another conspiracy theory come mean, it's this nudge type >> i mean, it's this nudge type stuff. it's obviously not a great indication for freedom when your bank

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the palestinian red crescent society says al coot hospital is no longer operational because of fuel shortagesalso more foreign nationals have been allowed to leave gaza through the rafah crossing. a journalist working for cnn saw several evacuees arrive in egypt a short time ago. officials say more than 6,000 foreign nationals were in gaza at the start. month and since then as many as 2,000 have since left. meanwhile, israeli forces continue thundershower ground assault against hamas targets. the idf says of the fighting focused on locating and destroying the tunnels that were built beneath gaza. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has rejected international calls for a ceasefire in gaza. in a televised speech, netanyahu doubled down and said that the battle against hamas will continue with all our force, with all our might. cnn's jeremy diamond joins us from israel. this morning the israeli military offered to evacuate infants and other patients from gaza's largest hospital. do we know if that has happened or, if not, when it will happen? >> reporter: we don't know as it relates to

they have been bombing not only shifa and al coots, but lots of hospitals.hey bombed the pediatric hospital. they say, oh, it has to be the terrorists. this is a big sham and i am a bit worried you in the media are so easily conveying these unsubstantiated accusations. regardless, they don't have a right obama hospitals. that is clear. -- right to bomb hospitals. that is clear. now al-shifa is being evacuated and it is really a convoy of shame to the western world and the united states to see these hospitals, the last resorts in a dramatic assault on the survey population in gaza who have done nothing wrong other than being borne palestinians in gaza. this convoy of misery is the result of a lenient attitude to the israeli relation of international law through many, many years. the israeli impunity has reached a new level and we're all sinking into that this disregard for human life and amenity as we are seeing this going on without anybody trying to stop the israeli army. amy: dr. mads gilbert, thank you for being with us, norwegian physician, attempted to

. >> okay you heard when it comes to community which is one of your priorities, you heard matt cootsk about quality improvement grants and matching grants for commercialization. two questions, are there any available number one and number two are they being utilized? >> , to the first point regarding quality improvement and implementation grants i would first point out there is research appropriation and the clinical care appropriation. the research appropriation cannot itself be used for implementation. this is why we will work closely with clinical partners such as the oncology program office to collaboratively implement research findings into practice. we do have within our office have a group called the quality enhancement research initiative or query that doesn't clinical dollars and they work to implement, to implement evidence-based finding and are a driving force in the evidence act within our entire organization. those are a couple of the ways in which we promote implementation. on top of that the funding is also infrastructure that promotes implementation. our prototype for

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coots you know, he's had moment.ts with them, a little bit of a to do with them. here we go. oh, they've been named. they've award. and they've got an award. and i think we might a think we might even have a picture of the award. who knows? they've named best bank they've been named the best bank for diversity and inclusion. how lovely, how appropriate it. given how they treated nigel. unbelievable. i think that would have send him first. anyway. coming up, more news, coming up, more good news, though, folks , about brexit. though, folks, about brexit. yes, because actually kemi badenoch she has signed a memorandum of understanding with the state of florida. we'll be talking to catherine mcbride about that. don't go anywhere. it's it's . gb news. it's farage. it's. gb news. >> previously on breakfast at what has failed time for a solution. stanley johnson joins us this morning. >> we do have to get immigration under control. this policy of discuss engagement did work in the case of australia . we have the case of aus

she coot other economic books and memoirs all incdi capitalism and freedom that came out in 1962 andounded the choice with milton friedman's promoting school vouchers. i want to show the original copy of the book that came out in 1980. here is the front cover. but you can see they are both listed on it. but when you flip it around, there is where you get rose friedman on the back. >> i think that rose was from a family of economists. her brother was a leading member of the chicago school of economics in the pt-world war ii period at the university of chicago. she herself was an economic student at chicago when ey would also be graduate student there. they were students of frank knight at the time was a free market oriented economist, and i think that her role wasn't significant in milton friedman's work and technical economics. she was more involved in the later work in public policy and books such as you mentioned free to choose, capitalism and freedom and other works later after he retired. >> let's hear from some of the viewers before we continue looking at free to choose. this is

coots you know, he's had moment.ts with them, a little bit of a to do with them. here we go. oh, they've been named. they've award. and they've got an award. and i think we might a think we might even have a picture of the award. who knows? they've named best bank they've been named the best bank for diversity and inclusion. how lovely, how appropriate it. given how they treated nigel. unbelievable. i think that would have send him first. anyway. coming up, more news, coming up, more good news, though, folks , about brexit. though, folks, about brexit. yes, because actually kemi badenoch she has signed a memorandum of understanding with the state of florida. we'll be talking to catherine mcbride about that. don't go anywhere. it's it's . gb news. it's farage. it's. gb news. >> previously on breakfast at what has failed time for a solution. stanley johnson joins us this morning. >> we do have to get immigration under control. this policy of discuss engagement did work in the case of australia . we have the case of aus

coots must be gutted that they've given up this reported £1.5 million windfall go woke go broke, eh? for up to three weeks, the spotlight will be on our biggest star. and most importantly, it will be a triumph for nigel because viewers will get to know the guy that i know. a gentleman, an extraordinarily warm, charming, funny , approachable human being . funny, approachable human being. love him or hate him, nigel farage is a copper bottomed superstar and he will smash it in the jungle. my sources tell me that he's been off the booze for the last few days. not being able to have a pint of his favourite english real ale will be the greatest challenge, but whatever happens, he'll have my support and that of all of our amazing viewers and listeners here at gb news as the most consequential politician of his generation without ever once having stepped inside the house of commons. this is a guy that likes to win . he made brexit likes to win. he made brexit happen. likes to win. he made brexit happen . he exposed the scandal happen. he exposed the scandal of de—banking and saw off natwest

coots must be gutted that they've given up this reported £1.5 million windfall go woke go broke, eh? for up to three weeks, the spotlight will be on our biggest star. and most importantly, it will be a triumph for nigel because viewers will get to know the guy that i know. a gentleman, an extraordinarily warm, charming, funny , approachable human being . funny, approachable human being. love him or hate him, nigel farage is a copper bottomed superstar and he will smash it in the jungle. my sources tell me that he's been off the booze for the last few days. not being able to have a pint of his favourite english real ale will be the greatest challenge, but whatever happens, he'll have my support and that of all of our amazing viewers and listeners here at gb news as the most consequential politician of his generation without ever once having stepped inside the house of commons. this is a guy that likes to win . he made brexit likes to win. he made brexit happen. likes to win. he made brexit happen . he exposed the scandal happen. he exposed the scandal of de—banking and saw off natwest