eton for the toilets do you. i go eton for the toilet. go to eton for the toilet. fine. these aren't to like aren't going to be like the average class kid that average working class kid that fell behind covid. they'll be fell behind in covid. they'll be fine. couple weeks fell behind in covid. they'll be finethey'll couple weeks fell behind in covid. they'll be finethey'll probably weeks fell behind in covid. they'll be fine they'll probably get eeks fell behind in covid. they'll be fine they'll probably get some fell behind in covid. they'll be finetfrench)robably get some fell behind in covid. they'll be finetfrench tuition. get some extra french tuition. >> but thing is, chris, i >> but the thing is, chris, i mean, you know, mean, you say that, you know, i think a fundamental human think it's a fundamental human right, you're for right, whether you're paying for your or not to be able your education or not to be able to to the lavatory. to go to the lavatory. >> yes. >> yes. >> that's ea“ >> well, that's what they're going they? going at home, aren't they? >> ni

labour eton?chools, and they're going to take that away from people. >> yeah. and other thing, >> yeah. and the other thing, of course, lot these course, is a lot of these private schools do have to. and they do well give their they do as well give their sports facilities, are sports facilities, which are often a lot better than the local, that comp. they local, not just that comp. they give them sports facilities, their theatres, swimming pool, give them sports facilities, their �*scholarships.1ming pool, give them sports facilities, their “scholarships. fr mean, yol, give them sports facilities, their �*scholarships.1r mean, it., them scholarships. i mean, it could reverberation. could be massive reverberation. >> old school, the king's >> my old school, the king's school, chester, right. the number of bursaries it now hands school, chester, right. the nun because ursaries it now hands school, chester, right. the nunbecause i'miries it now hands school, chester, right. the nunbecause i'm an; it

amy: that was eton. it reminds me of our previous guest mosab describing being beaten by the idf.ile eton came to serve in the idf, tell us more about him and his transformation. >> many american jews are told to defend the jewish people and to be a good jewish person, one of the best things you can do is join the israeli military support. we extensively interview many and they openly bragged about how many kids they have gotten to serve in the military. that is tragic. i have had american jewish friends who have also served and joint young people, as 18-year-olds thinking they're doing a great thing by defending the jewish people. many are sent to the occupied west bank and quickly realized they are a cog in a system of apartheid, system that places you in a different legal system based on your race you are born into. so many american jews and some israelis when they realize what they are doing, they are defending a settlement expansionist program and the west bank, that is literally a system of a part-time, it is heartbreaking. the great victims are the palestinians love to face

eton potentially. but anyway, amjaffordi it. eton potentially. but anyway, amjaffordi lots it. lots much:on can afford it. lots of much smaller have told the smaller schools have told the isc they'll have to close down. isc they'll have to close down. i ask everybody on this i like to ask everybody on this show. show of the year a show. first show of the year a yes no question. if you don't mind, phillipson, chris mind, miss phillipson, chris skidmore , he's abandoned the skidmore, he's abandoned the tories. you like to see tories. would you like to see him cross the floor? would you take skidmore into the take chris skidmore into the labour no ? uh . take chris skidmore into the labour no ? uh. i'm labour party? yes or no? uh. i'm not, i'm not especially interested in that. >> no, to be honest, i'm more interested in winning the by—election in kingswood that are about to that's what are about to have. that's what i'm most interested in. and we'll really tough we'll be fighting a really tough campaign all right. campaign there. all right. >> enough. thank you very >> fair enoug

and coalition lawmakers, including the countries national security minister and alter nationalist eton, mar ben deer, who called for settlements not just to be rebuilt in garza, but also in the northern occupied west bank in the summer. and so uh, mister prime minister benjamin netanyahu, i'm addressing you from the stage. it's a shame to wait another 19 years to understand that bush got teeth and northern somalia must be returned. the responsibility of brave leadership is to make courageous decisions. so tell me nothing. y'all who says he does not intend to maintain a permanent presence in gaza again, but that is real. would maintain security control for some time. with some of those in his cabinet. once more. we all separately, no alarm from which to length controlling its been fighting terror ways and bringing with god's help security to all of his route. you know what the officer is without settlement. there is no security, some one seen as friendly voices. they are now at the heart of israel's government . opposition leader. yet you're lupita posting this scathing statement on soc

and coalition lawmakers, including the countries national security minister and alter nationalist eton, mar ben deer, who called for settlements not just to be rebuilt in garza, but also in the northern occupied west bank. i don't need oh, so i've been so long mister prime minister benjamin netanyahu, i'm addressing you from the stage. it's a shame to wait another 19 years to understand that goose gets easy and northern somalia must be returned. the responsibility of brave leadership is to make courageous decision. so tell me nothing. y'all who says he does not intend to maintain a permanent presence in gaza again, but that israel would maintain security control for some time with some of those in his cabinet. once more, we are settling or aligned from width to length, controlling its been fighting several ways and bringing with god's help security to all of his route. you know what the answer is without settlement there is no security one seen as freely voices. they are now at the heart of israel's government. opposition leader. yet you're lupita posting this scathing statement on soc

his participation in the war in afghanistan, he was going to go to iraq, he did not graduate from etoney said that there were some security issues there and high probability of assassination attempt on him. he went to serve in afghanistan, and he describes his emotions and impressions after afghanistan like this in his book. i could always say with accuracy how much enemy manpower i destroyed; i considered it vitally important to never be ashamed of this figure. so, on my account - 25. it’s not that this number brought me any satisfaction, but i wasn’t ashamed of it. naturally, i would prefer that this figure not be on my record at all on my conscience. but at the same time i would still prefer to live in a world in which there would be no taliban, in a world where there is no war. they were chess pieces removed from the board, the bad ones removed before the good ones could be killed. wow, that’s a statement for a person who is so childish and only goes to discos. look, harry wrote in his book that he killed 25 people, yes, yes, believe me, this is only possible with a sniper, they co

does not need a morality less than the countries national security minister known alter nationalist eton more. ben viewer had also condemned the ruling saying that it was hypocritical. but we also have been hearing from the opposition who seemed to be united in the fact that this decision to them, they say is outrageous. but the labor leader may rock me. i like to get a step even further condemning. and that's when you all who's governments saying that this is a result of extreme policies by these really prime minister. and this is what has led israel here. but these really prime minister has vowed that this is a just war, and that it will continue until these really to accomplish all of their military objectives and understand how does that, how mazda has released a new video of capt is held in guys, i what, what do you know about us this, this is a video of 3. it's email is really captives who are pleading to these really government for their release him as the saying that this video was taken on day a 107 of this war. so earlier in the week, these really is usually dismissed, these vi

but anyway, ampleforth eton ampleforth could afford it. eton can lots of much can afford it.c they'll to close down. isc they'll have to close down. isc they'll have to close down. i to ask everybody this i like to ask everybody on this show. first show of the a show. first show of the year a yes no question. you don't yes no question. if you don't mind. miss phillipson, chris skidmore, he's abandoned the tories. would you like see tories. would you like to see him cross floor? would you him cross the floor? would you take chris skidmore into the labour party? yes no ? labour party? yes or no? >> uh , i'm not i'm not >> uh, i'm not i'm not especially interested in that. no, to be honest, i'm more interested in winning the by—election in kingswood that are about to have. that's what i'm most interested in. and we'll be fighting a really tough campaign there. >> right. enough. thank >> all right. fair enough. thank you for speaking me you very much for speaking to me this morning. bridget phillipson. don't phillipson. thank you. now don't go anywhere in just a go anywhere becau

but i that, um, we have to i think that, um, we have to recognise that she's eton. eton?s a strong sport, but that she's a strong woman , she has a busy life and woman, she has a busy life and she has much yearning to have her family , and she loves them her family, and she loves them so much that that will help her get well . but, you know, if she get well. but, you know, if she has to take that time, of course she does. and we mustn't try and work out exactly what it is. but it is worry , and i think it's it is worry, and i think it's very worrying to have three members of the royal family unable to do what they should do . and here you have the ordinary person's anguish , but we expect person's anguish, but we expect them to be perfect at all times and ready to do all their duties. >> most definitely. well, we wish the princess of wales well andindeed wish the princess of wales well and indeed the king. and thank you so much forjoining us. you're back with nana on saturday. of course. nana is on air three yes. air from three till six. yes. and you're unmissable and you

because he went eton, he went to he went to eton, he went to oxford. he's just you oxford.u know, knighted. oxford. he's just become you knov1friends knighted. oxford. he's just become you knov1friends with knighted. oxford. he's just become you knov1friends with prince > i cross off. >> how goes about it. but >> how he goes about it. but it's kind of is his role. >> i mean, if he'd stood up, if he'd stood up for keeping churches open during lockdown, as standing up for as much as he's standing up for people coming illegally, people coming here illegally, we have a problem. >> think that >> i don't think saying

i mean, my son went to private school, not eton. um, right . school, not eton. um, right.hs, physics, little, uh um, and didn't get into oxford whereas the his state counterparts would have done actually in his case he was delighted and went to edinburgh and it was brilliant. but it's funny, i have this will surprise people. and again my husband would probably divorce me for saying but i actually saying this, but i actually think private education has had its . i think it should be its day. i think it should be abolished. abolished wing that one all right. why do you one in. all right. why do you say that? >> been privately >> having been privately educated privately? educated yourself and privately? because son. educated yourself and privately? bec because son. educated yourself and privately? becbecause it's son. educated yourself and privately? bec because it's changed. . educated yourself and privately? becbecause it's changed. so >> because it's changed. so there's two reasons. >> is that because it's no longer advantageous. >> no longer >> it's no a it's no longer ad

etons who have dealt with male inmates being allowed into their presents.hether that be the case of the sorority and wyoming. bathroom instances. as we saw this week adline about a male who was allowed to sleep in a bed, and be roomed with a woman. and the answer is same thing, and that this is harmful. specifically, to women. it adversely affects women. this whole hearing. females entering into men's sports, because that's not a threat. and it's not happening. and it won't happen. because this is only happening one way, and that way ths women negatively. >> so, you look at the polling on this. we talked about this. it's remarkable to me. this is the success of title ix. 300,000 at the start in 1972. female athletes. now you're over 3 million. people understand what is going on. your parents understood what was happening in your locker room. they understand what's going on. that's why they're so supportive of keeping fairplay field. and supporting title ix in its original intent. what are some of the concerns? maybe not thspecific instances, but some of the

i schools i would also say that schools like eton will openly say on their website that if you go therendu, you will be to have freedom of will be able to have freedom of access to your religion as you need. paying schools are need. so fee paying schools are providing this. it just seems a little kids who little unfair that rich kids who go to posh schools get and go to posh schools get it, and poor who don't. poor kids who don't don't. >> you're very strong >> and i know you're very strong on i mean, from what i saw on this. i mean, from what i saw being that school today, being in that school today, there only that that there was the only way that that sorry, no way that you sorry, there is no way that you could of continued the could have of continued with the way that schools ethos has, way that that schools ethos has, that signed way that that schools ethos has, thato signed way that that schools ethos has, thato and signed way that that schools ethos has, thato and have signed way that that schools ethos has, thato and have 350 signed way that that schools ethos has, thato and hav

that won't affect, in my view, people who send their kids to eton. cheltenham ladies college will affect won't mean affect them, but it won't mean they've out, they've got to take them out, because can afford to pay because if you can afford to pay £60,000 a year, it will affect the smaller private schools. people their people who aspire to send their kids local private. kids to the local private. that's those that's right. some of those are going talk that it going to close talk that it could 40 50,000 kids will be could be 40 50,000 kids will be taken out of private sector. taken out of the private sector. they're going to go in the state sector. who's going for sector. who's going to pay for that, keir? that, sir keir? >> , keir >> well, sir keir starmer gave a speech morning. >> well, sir keir starmer gave a spe he morning. >> well, sir keir starmer gave a spe he said morning. >> well, sir keir starmer gave a spe he said morilabour is the >> he said that labour is on the side national and side of the national trust and the national the royal nati

son is consulting witihe wants toiiddleton well, >> i know his son is consulting witihe wants to end etont.n well, but he wants to end it. >> this politician, she's the minister for legal and constitutional minister for legal and constitut learn from jamaica when much to learn from jamaica when it comes actually legal it comes to actually legal affairs quiet life. but affairs and quiet life. but look, i mean, i have to say, i once three years, i agree once every three years, i agree with mike perry on something. yes. think this yes. and i think on this particular occasion he's got damn his damn all else to do with his time. he's actually the time. i think he's actually the commonwealth might or commonwealth youth who might or prince harry. no, no, he's the commonwealth ambassador. commonwealth youth ambassador. yeah, harry because >> prince harry no, because they've a movie premiere they've gone to a movie premiere out there, haven't they? >> at the moment, mean, the >> at the moment, i mean, the bob marley film. >> you i bob marley film. >> i bet you i bob marley film. >> i bet you i bob

, the duke of wellington, that napoleon was on that napoleon was defeated on the playing fields of etonin the world. i would even that is would even claim that india is in shape at the moment in a good shape at the moment because the british gave them a fantastic system fantastic education system and it the last it has been broken over the last couple for cultural couple of years for cultural reasons, these reasons, for exactly these equality ideas , but lack equality ideas, but not for lack of money. i should say that the german education has german education system has probably been better, if probably been better, that if we broke probably been better, that if we bro yeah, okay. >> yeah, okay. >> yeah, okay. >> but i have to there was >> but i have to say, there was a when heidelberg was far a time when heidelberg was far better university than oxford or cambridge, but that's not the point. i'm point. look, as far as i'm concerned . well, keeps concerned. well, this this keeps coming your points coming back to is your points are good point. are very, very good point. if we took publi