eliot of the taxpayers alliance first.about the impact of net migration? >> um, i think listen, the treasury is right to point to the fact there is more to the fact that there is more to growth than simply tax cuts. and you know, coming from the taxpayers that should taxpayers alliance that should hopefully bit hopefully carry a little bit of weight planning important weight. planning is an important part of having the right part of it. uh, having the right level of particularly high skilled immigration to ensure that where there are vacancies, uh , is important. but i think uh, is important. but i think they are completely wrong to dismiss tax cuts in that the way they have done. i think this is a treasury orthodoxy a typical treasury orthodoxy where they're at the where they're looking at the books, looking at books, they're looking at essentially impact of essentially the static impact of a where they're just a tax cut where they're just thinking, okay, year one, thinking, okay, in year one, we're going to have a little

and to you, eliot of eliot keck, two head of campaigns at taxpayers alliance . campaigns at taxpayersthank you. i'm joined now by my colleague christys, colleague patrick christys, who has exclusive has a brilliant exclusive live on show evening from on his show this evening from 9 pm. visited the p.m. patrick, you visited the michaela community school today , michaela community school today, the free school at the centre of a muslim prayer row, for an in—depth chat with britain's strictest headteacher, catherine birbalsingh. miss birbalsingh revealed why her school's strictly meant she strictly ethos meant she couldn't open prayer room in couldn't open a prayer room in her school, and the toll the case her her case has taken on her and her staff. tell us more. >> yeah, look, put simply, this is of the day. if is the interview of the day. if you had plans between 9 and 11 pm. tonight, cancel those p.m. tonight, cancel those plans. of your plans. sit in front of your television , gb on and television, put gb news on and watch my show. because this court cuts right to the court case cut

eryou work with netchoice, the cato institute, taxpayers' protection alliance and chamber of progressto actually fight our bipartisan legislation to keep kids safe online. so are you going to stop funding these groups? are you going to stop lobbying against this andnd come to the table and work with us, yes or no? >> senator, we have -- [applause] >> yes or no? >> of course we'll work with you on the legislation. >> okay. the door is open. we've got all these bills. you need, you need to come to the table. each and every one of you need to come to the table. and and you need to work with us. kids are dying. [applause] >> senator welch? >> i want to thank my colleague, senator blackburn, for her decade of work on this. i actually have some optimism. there is a consensus today that a didn't exist, say, ten years ago that there is a profound threat to children from mental health to safety. this is not a dispute. that was in debate before. that's a starting point. secondly, we're identifying concrete things that can be done in four different areas. one is industry standards. two is legisl

uh, elliot, is it of campaigns at the taxpayers alliance . uh, elliot , is it cec? alliance.es make sure i've got that right. elliot. cec yes. um, so lessons we've learned here, elliot, hasn't it, from birmingham and nottingham and the like. they do not want to see other councils going bust. >> absolutely. that's >> yeah, absolutely. and that's the for this the backdrop for this announcement uh, yesterday that £600 million is going to be injected into, uh, mostly social care budgets . we've a whole care budgets. we've seen a whole host councils declare host of councils declare effective declarations of bankruptcy. what's as bankruptcy. what's known as a section notice. that's not section 114 notice. that's not just birmingham , it's just birmingham, it's nottingham, it's thurrock, croydon slough woking. in croydon, slough and woking. in recent the interesting recent years, the interesting thing about these individual councils , though, that have councils, though, that have declared that declared bankrupt, is that none of cases where of them have been cases where you've an unp

well let's, let's i think i've got a statement from the taxpayers alliance. >> oh, god . oh, god. which we can see hopefully on the screen when it comes to gp patients, the numbers simply don't add up. well, we've certainly established that taxpayers are subsidising service users who may not exist unless these missing patients can be found. funding for gp practices should be amended accordingly. that's tom ryan, i have to say. i don't know whether these people are still dead. uh, whether there's doubung still dead. uh, whether there's doubling up, you can't have almost 6 million more patients. it seems me, david, than it seems to me, but david, than is you. if they're dead, is in you. if they're dead, they're automatically struck off. >> they're not dead. >> but you haven't answered me the question. can you have the question. how can you have two paul? you got two points, paul? have you got the answer? >> no, but it a good example >> no, but it is a good example of waste. a good example of waste. we going to waste. how are we going to rescue nhs so brutally? rescue the nhs

well let's, let's i think i've got a statement from the taxpayers alliance. >> oh, god . oh, god. which we can see hopefully on the screen when it comes to gp patients, the numbers simply don't add up. well, we've certainly established that taxpayers are subsidising service users who may not exist unless these missing patients can be found. funding for gp practices should be amended accordingly. that's tom ryan, i have to say. i don't know whether these people are still dead. uh, whether there's doubung still dead. uh, whether there's doubling up, you can't have almost 6 million more patients. it seems me, david, than it seems to me, but david, than is you. if they're dead, is in you. if they're dead, they're automatically struck off. >> they're not dead. >> but you haven't answered me the question. can you have the question. how can you have two paul? you got two points, paul? have you got the answer? >> no, but it a good example >> no, but it is a good example of waste. a good example of waste. we going to waste. how are we going to rescue nhs so brutally? rescue the nh

into the origins of covid, there were grants being distributed by nih with taxpayer dollars to a company called eco health alliancerch in china. gain-of-function research and those people are familiar with that term. there is no oversight over that. dr. fauci said when they put in their request for a research grant, a board looked at it. once they look at it i just sign off on it and i'm done. when they weren't doing the reporting back to nih about what they were doing, there was no oversight coming in saying we want your reports per se. dr. fauci said well that's not my lane. that's over in compliance. so the process is terrible when you take a look at this. then we asked about oversight of foreign labs. does nih have oversight of the bio security of a foreign lab? he said i wouldn't know how to do that. everyone was saying what they are doing in china is a lab that wasn't safe and should have been at a higher level. all scientists have been saying that. talk about a lab leak theory, now dr. fauci is saying that he doesn't think that's a conspiracy theory. dr. collins also. >> bill: that's a lot in one answer. le

taxpayer dollars are not being wasted. elizabeth: there's a group called climate justice alliance and it's reportedly getting $50 million.edly has repeatedly supported the palestinian cause on hamas amid the ongoing israeli and hamas war and they're describing the status of the palestinians of the climate justice issue and they get $50 million in taxpayer money. your word on that? >> this is infuriating to me about these groups and they're not focused on the core issue and if they cared about climate change and carbon emissions and decarbonization and that's where their focus should be. the problem is they've politicized it and now the end result is it make it is harder and harder for constructive conservatives to work with the groups to try and get positive market-based innovation and outcome when is it comes to energy. they put themselves out with climate groups and energy groups, stick to energy and don't put your nose in these other issues that you don't know anything about. about. elizabeth: so you're worried about oversight and a few seconds here. go ahead. >> i'm not worried about oversight and we've got great peo