and she got under great people like i said, ruby duncan and her and people like lonnie wright and jean collins. >> james allen, when did your mom come to vegas and why ? >> my mom came from louisiana. and she uprooted us and migrated here and my dad came later, got a job at caesars washing dishes and my mom became a maid and she was at the old hacienda. we started making a living because everyone was migrating out west to make a living from the south because the south had nothing and they didn't want to work on the shrimp boats in different parts of oulouisiana so they came hereto make a living . so they did. and they raised us here. >> how would you describe your childhood? and how would you describe yourself as a young man? >> i had a great upbringing, a man that was a devout christian . she drug us to church and when she found out i could sing she very quickly put me in the choir and i could play drums. that was part of my life up until 11 or 12 years old. go to church, being a good son, like i said we know that there's a word called rehabilitation but there is a word called habilitation, that means

like i said, ruby duncan and her and like lonnie wright and and gene collins, you know, they would james, when did your mom come to vegas and why, ma'am? where my mom came from, tallulah, louisiana. and where you were born? yes, in she uprooted us and she migrated here and my dad came later and got a job at caesars caesars palace washing dishes. and my mom became a maid and she was at the old hacienda hotel and they started making a living because everyone migrating out west to make a living from the south because. the south had nothing and they didn't want to work on the old shrimp boats and down in orleans and, you know, different of louisiana. so they came to make a living and, you know, they did. and they raised this here, and i'm so glad they did. how would you describe your childhood and how would you describe yourself as a young man? well, i had a great upbringing. i had a mom that was a christian, devout christian. she was baptist and she drug us to church. and when she found out there was some could sing because she could sing. and when she found that i could sing had put me in

like i said, ruby duncan and her and like lonnie wright and and gene collins, you know, they would james, when did your mom come to vegas and why, ma'am? where my mom came from, tallulah, louisiana. and where you were born? yes, in she uprooted us and she migrated here and my dad came later and got a job at caesars caesars palace washing dishes. and my mom became a maid and she was at the old hacienda hotel and they started making a living because everyone migrating out west to make a living from the south because. the south had nothing and they didn't want to work on the old shrimp boats and down in orleans and, you know, different of louisiana. so they came to make a living and, you know, they did. and they raised this here, and i'm so glad they did. how would you describe your childhood and how would you describe yourself as a young man? well, i had a great upbringing. i had a mom that was a christian, devout christian. she was baptist and she drug us to church. and when she found out there was some could sing because she could sing. and when she found that i could sing had put me in

wright, the maybe her focus should have been more on the economy in the final days of the campaign not so much on democracy, as my prior guest, david ask you, department, james carville, was making the pitch? >> absolutely. i would say that along with my coauthor, sean westward at dartmouth, that should have been the case since january. biden opened his campaign famously on the risk to democracy and the fact that the country itself was at risk. and democracy is simply something amorphous, it's open to interpretation . about 55% of republicans think harris is a threat to democracy , for instance. and they care so much more about other issues. the economy and inflation , especially. as your last guest, david axelrod said famously, people sitting around the table talking about democracy probably don't have to worry about the food sitting on the table. that is the crux of this election. it's the top of every poll. and voters are very, very angry about the biden/harris economy. >> given the wrong track numbers that i know you're familiar with, and the fact that inflation at a certain point hit 9% on the watch of vice president harris, let's switch now. why hasn't

wright in their new film called here. all that's going to be fun. dean richards has a peek. >> jury duty. and current case. >> one year ago on october, 25th. defendant james's been girlfriend candle carter. >> and he's going to for what he did. i am a fan of clint eastwood movies in juror number 2. he's not acting in the movie, but he has his signature all over it as its director. it's a courtroom drama that's focused on nicholas hoult character was on jury duty in a high-profile murder case. it's the story unfolds. juror number realizes that he may have information that could exonerate the accused for that. this isn't like an episode of a tv drama. course, one is you guessing about what might happen next throughout full of quiet, but deep seeded emotion and suspense and compassion all told in eastwood's low key style that draws you into the many layers of the judicial system at and in great performances from toni colet e as the tough as nails prosecutor and jk simmons, as a fellow juror. >> and you've got one of eastwood's best in years. juror number 2, it's a dean's list b plus timeshare fund should. the also new this week is the movie that has all the

joining me now is james wright, a farmer and south—west chairman of the conservative rural forum whaton, what is it calling for? , ., ., for? it is calling for labour to u-turn _ for? it is calling for labour to u-turn on _ for? it is calling for labour to u-turn on the _ for? it is calling for labour to u-turn on the family . for? it is calling for labour. to u-turn on the family farm to u—turn on the family farm tax. farmers don�*t want special treatment. it�*s not that they don�*t want to pay, but they simply cannot pay. in my lifetime, i will not earn enough from my farm to pay the family farm tax. so when i die, the family would have to sell it, which is bad for the nation�*s food security and a tragedy for farmers up and down the country. the tragedy for farmers up and down the country-— the country. the labour government _ the country. the labour government have - the country. the labour government have said l the country. the labour. government have said that the country. the labour- government have said that when they came to power, the conservatives before them left behind a

james schneider, the former adviser to jeremy corbyn. look, i heard that last story there. do you have any interest in match of the day? who should be the next host? >> i want ian wrightto be the next host. although alex scott's good and apparently she's the front runner, but ian wright would be. that would fulfil a kind of childhood thing. >> i loved watching what kids do you care? >> i'm not bothered at all. i'm glad that we've got less. gary lineker in our lives. to be honest, i don't know. >> you'll have less of him. you could end up having more. be careful what you wish for. >> that's a very good point, actually. are any of you lot delighted that you might not have to face gary lineker when it comes to your football commentary? but as james says, perhaps you'll get him in a different medium instead. so indeed, be careful what you wish for, but look, lots we need to discuss tonight. you can get in touch with me all the usual ways. you can email me gbviews@gbnews.com. you can go on twitter aukus and get me there. or of course you can go to the website which is gb news dot com slash yoursay lots to discuss tonight everybody. donald trump, he's talking very tough ind