and the labour peer, lord morris glassman. pleased to know, because so many of you wrote in and said, please, can you tell lord glassman to stop swinging in his chair? i've told you, haven't i? >> you've told me he's promised not to do it again. >> and if he does do it again, i've told him i'm going to superglue his feet to the floor. so there you go. don't say we don't listen to the viewers here on gb news. look, let's talk reform uk, shall we? because a second candidate now has defected to the conservatives, saying and i quote, the vast majority of party nominees are racist, misogynistic and bigoted. that's georgie david. she was standing in west ham and beckton, you know, i've got to say, in fact, actually, let me just look at, what nigel farage actually responded because nigel farage has obviously issued a statement in response. in fact, actually , i'll come back to that actually, i'll come back to that in a second. let me ask you, firstly, because nigel is not sitting here, you are a donor to reform uk. what do you think

i got some reaction now from miriam cates and lord morris glassman . you and lord morris glassman.in. she didn't say anything for the first five minutes. >> i want to say to everybody on gb news, thank god i'm not an american. that was pure murder. it was empty. it was vacuous . it was empty. it was vacuous. these big things going on in the world and trump and jd vance, by the way, are really jd vance is a serious politician. this was just hollow. md nonsense. it's going to be the slaughter of the guilty, i think. miriam. >> well, this was her chance to lay out a big vision. what does she stand for? how is she going to differentiate herself from biden? and as morris said, she she said pretty much nothing for 5 or 6 minutes. and then repeated things that she said before. now i accept that us politics is very different to ours. we don't often have conventions where lots of people cheen conventions where lots of people cheer, but i think, you know , cheer, but i think, you know, where is the substance? where is the vision? what does she actually stand for? that's certainly not clear f

sally glassman today. christina is meeting with mom, both sally and for the match. she always performs the same rituals as part of the training to become a member of a subway. will find priestess. does this stop? the symmetry? christina drew strings here from her ancestors. she feels and especially strong connection to her deceased grandfather. what are uh, family transitions over there with us we they call it god speed for a reason. if we call the name their right. like my grandfather who i've been talking about is right behind me. you can feel what i do with my gifts. i listen to my body. i feel the changes in the energy mix stop condos. gwen slaves gathered here once a week in the 19th century. it was the only place they were permitted to dance and speak, then they took languages, but they still weren't allowed to practice voodoo here to do practitioners would instead bring this sacrifices to the trees, which also served as gallows. the fisheries were used to be able, they were used to hang, you know, my ancestors and many other ancestors here, actually vibrating

when susan glassman wrote, is this how democracy does with two old guys arguing about golf on a debateyou are like -- if that's what this moment is about and we can do something to change it and meet the moment and do something that's never been done because nothing is ever been done until it happens. >> it's a false equivalency between trump and biden has got to stop. >> i want to be clear. i worked for joe biden last time. that man is ready to go. i was not one of the people that was like, maybe we need to change course. i think the onslaught of people, people who know joe biden who know him and coming up beating like, he might need to go. i think it's a little -- i don't know. it's slightly distasteful because joe biden is someone who back in 2020 said he would never ask someone to get out of the race. it would be a personal decision. now you have people ready to push the president on out. he is like, i an went. what do you want to do? stuart, speak for the people. >> i think the overarching danger and greatest problem donald trump is that he doesn't support democracy which is to sa

. >> i can see you shaking your head there, lord glassman, about him throwing everything at it.t talking to our correspondents have been out on the battle buses and we've had rishi sunak up at 2 am. handing out mcdonald's to a.m. handing out mcdonald's to the journalists at 5 am. at a warehouse at 6 am. and the labour campaign not getting underway until 9 am. you know, he was really putting in the hours, whether you like the man or not, give him some credit for that. >> i'm just saying this is like a corporate manager on an away day up early, giving out the burgers. he's just not a politician at all. who does he represent? sort of. >> i think there's some fairness in that. but of course people do constantly say, wouldn't it be nice to have more business people in government? yeah. and then they get that and they don't. they >> well, well, this is not quite a business person. this is more on the data driven corporate back office. it's not front office. so he was incredibly slick. >> everybody was bigging him up right until the very minute he became prime minister for how slick he