well joining me now in the clash, nigel nelson and adam brooks, adam brooks , would you brooks, adam you're the boss. >> i wouldn't wear one. yeah, i wouldn't wear one. even if gb news asked me to wear a pronoun badge. sorry bosses, but i wouldn't wear one. it's woke. nonsense. you know, we've spent the last few years having lgbtq+ and a million letters rammed down our throats, and this is just another part of it. i mean, the they them one is the one that really got me, you know , that really got me, you know, these are proper lunatics. i mean, it is attention seeking of the highest order. as if i'm going to call you a they them . going to call you a they them. well, what does that even mean? it doesn't make sense. well, it's only one of me, adam. it's just it's ridiculous. and you know, anyone that you see all these virtual signallers on on twitter? oh, no. i've got my i've got my pronouns in my bio. i'm such a nice person. i'm just helping out the gay community or or the lgbt. no, you're making yourself look idiots . and i've yourself look idiots. and i've got yourself look idiots.

the winner is henry rice, the wonderful patriotic adam brooks. there we go.ld health organisation . in 20% of our organisation. in 20% of our vaccines, they want. if there's another pandemic , they ain't another pandemic, they ain't going to get them. this organisation is a joke. they were a shambles in the last pandemic. we should pull out. >> everything is. logo is like a snake wrapped around a spear. >> that's the international sign for medicine. >> don't like it? >> don't like it? >> is it? >> is it? >> anyway, they're hopeless. >> anyway, they're hopeless. >> they're absolutely hopeless , >> they're absolutely hopeless, and i don't trust them. all right? i don't trust them. >> mine is the worst london mayor we could ever have. sadiq khan, for jetting off mayor we could ever have. sadiq khan, forjetting off on his khan, for jetting off on his climate nonsense rather than addressing knife crime and gun crime in the capital. >> all right, go on. >> all right, go on. >> rebecca. >> rebecca. >> mine is southwestern water. that's told people to just boil the w

adam brookes has taken part in several big boxing matches for a variety of different causes, and adamp look at him. he's set to step back into the ring on saturday the 11th of may with the message knives down as he attempts to encourage kids on our streets to stop carrying weapons. and adam, i just wanted to throw it over to you a bit, really, and just tell our viewers and our listeners a little bit about why this means so much to you and what you're hoping to achieve. look i spoke about many times, but at the age of 11, i lost my father to a machete gang , in our father to a machete gang, in our family pub. >> so knife crime has always been a part of my life , but been a part of my life, but growing up, you know, i've been stabbed. owning clubs, pubs and bars. you know, i've seen a lot of violent incidents over the years, and it's something now i've got a teenage boy. he's 14. i've got a teenage boy. he's14. i've got a teenage boy. he's14. i worry about the future that my children have got. not just my son, but my girls. and my boy tells me there's local boys that carry knives. they'

we've also got businessman and activist adam brooks and the author and journalist rebecca reid.ll start with you . reid. mark, i'll start with you. what are mickey mouse degrees? well the tories are on to something here, patrick. >> these are degrees , i think, >> these are degrees, i think, unfairly called mickey mouse degrees. actually, i think walt disney actually operate a college of their own. so you can literally do a mickey mouse degree in in america. these are degrees that don't really add to your ability to earn in the workplace. you've highlighted some of them there. so the conservatives are asserting far better to be spend 2 or 3 years learning to be a plumber or an electrician than 2 or 3 years, i don't know, on mongolian pottery or medieval poetry and they might be right in this regard, but you hit the nail on the head , patrick, and your opening remarks. the problem is this the taxpayer shouldn't be involved at all. really, i mean, you can you can work out which degrees people fail to pay the money back on when they've had the loan, but i'd much rather leave this t

businessman and activist adam brooks, and author and journalist rebecca reid.ark i will start with you on this. what a calamitous way to announce a general election in the driving rain with steve bray and his massive megaphone shouting at you. >> yeah , he sort of came across >> yeah, he sort of came across as the little kid in the playground who said, come on then, i'll take you all on. you've got to kind of you know, it's quite courageous in a way, whether it's completely wise . whether it's completely wise. i'm unsure of. chris went through some of the reasons that he might have waited until november, or possibly even later, but i'm not sure much would have changed. the one thing that chris didn't point out is oftentimes when a government is in trouble and thinking about whether to go early or late, it's some of it is what's going to happen to the economy . what do we think's economy. what do we think's going to happen to inflation? but some of it's just crossing your fingers and hoping for a black swan event. you know that something will come out of thin ai

adam brooks and also nigel nelson as well. stay tuned.e gb news app, where you can get all of the stuff. here we have here on the channel for free. right. coming up nana nigel on this student donna abu kumar, who had her student visa revoked . revoked. >> i'm dan abu kumar, a palestinian law student at the university of manchester. and the home office decided to cancel my student visa. after i spoke up at a pro—palestine protest. i came here to the uk to receive an education and as a resident it i thought that i would receive equal rights here in the

we've got landlord adam brooks and author rebecca reid. get ready britain, here we go.t the altar of climate lunacy. next . of climate lunacy. next. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. slovakia's prime minister is in a critical condition and still undergoing surgery after he was shot following a government meeting in handlova , outside the capital in handlova, outside the capital bratislava. officials could be seen bundling robert fico into a car shortly after the attacker shot him five times in the assassination attempt. mr feet.so was airlifted to hospital. one man has been detained by authorities as mr feet.so won power for a fourth time last october, and is implemented more pro—russian policies. he's pledged to stop military support for ukraine and threatened to veto the country's membership in nato. slovakia's interior minister says they believe the attacker had political motivation . in other political motivation. in other news, new proposals could see schools in england banned from teaching students about gender identity . the government's iden

we've got the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, businessman and activist adam brooksoks, an author and journalist, rebecca reid . and i journalist, rebecca reid. and i am actually tempted to start, by the way, with with that breaking news that we had earlier from our political editor, christopher hope. and i'll put this to you, mark. apparently there is an ongoing plot by conservatives to stop this election. >> yeah. i mean, this sounds ludicrous to me as i understand the rules . you could still the rules. you could still trigger a leadership election in the conservative party i mean, it would be a death wish of all death wishes. now, rishi has called the election, but to achieve that, you'd need 53. i think it is. conservative mps would have to write a letter to graham brady. they still have the technical ability to do that. they would then be a vote of no confidence that sunak would almost certainly win overwhelmingly. so it's not just triggering the 53 to call that no confidence motion . you then no confidence motion. you then need 175 to go along with this plan .

the popular conservatives , of the popular conservatives, mark littlewood, activist and landlord adam brooks rebecca reid. oh, and journalist rebecca reid. oh, and what do you think is in these balloons? i will reveal all very , very shortly. get all very, very shortly. get ready britain. here we go . ready britain. here we go. young people don't know what's about to hit them . next. about to hit them. next. >> and the news. at just after 9:00, labour veteran diane abbott has vowed to be the mp for hackney north and stoke newington tonight. she said for as long as possible she was telling a rally of local supporters in london tonight that she will always stand with them. earlier sir keir starmer said labour had not taken any decision to bar diane abbott from standing as an mp. meanwhile jeremy corbyn launched his campaign to be re—elected as the independent mp for islington nonh the independent mp for islington north tonight. the launch has been hosted at a community centre , which was officially centre, which was officially opened by the politician in 2018 as part of a social housing projec

crack team of the director of the popular conservatives, mark littlewood, activist and landlord adam brookseid. oh yes. and the most annoying man in the world got lifted gaseous. this is not law . get ready britain , here we law. get ready britain, here we go . go. get your popcorn ready. sit down and don't move for two hours. next . next. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. the prime minister has addressed the first tory campaign rally after confirming a 4th of july general election in a statement outside downing street today, rishi sunak made the surprise announcement and urged the nafion announcement and urged the nation to stick with him over sir keir starmer addressing tory party supporters and his cabinet at london's excel centre a short while ago, he took aim at the labour leader on the 5th of july. >> either keir starmer or i will be prime minister and he has shown time and time again that he will take the easy way out and do anything to get power. if he was happy to abandon all the promises that he made to become labour leader once he got the job, how can you kno

crack team of the director of the popular conservatives, mark littlewood, activist and landlord adam brookseid. oh yes. and the most annoying man in the world got lifted gaseous. this is not law . get ready britain , here we law. get ready britain, here we go . go. get your popcorn ready. sit down and don't move for two hours. next . next. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. the prime minister has addressed the first tory campaign rally after confirming a 4th of july general election in a statement outside downing

we've got the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, activist and boxer adam brookes and line looks so guilty . find out why that line looks so guilty. that's on tonight. get ready britain. here we go. do we have a problem with foreign rapists ? next. foreign rapists? next. >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb news newsroom, and we start with some breaking news this evening, 36 year old marcus aurelio arduini . monzo has been aurelio arduini. monzo has been charged with the murder of 14 year old daniel and turin. following a sword attack in east london. daniel was fatally injured as he walked to school on tuesday morning. for other people , including two police people, including two police officers were hospitalised. people have been gathering to lay flowers at the scene, with police officers among those laying those tributes, one card read may your beautiful son rest in peace. met police say monzo , in peace. met police say monzo, of newham, is a dual spanish brazilian national. he's also been charged with two counts of attempted murder, two counts of grievous bodi

well, let's get the thoughts now of publican and broadcaster adam brooks, whose pubs are in the threeer full pints. i'm sure adam, i mean we've got some data now that suggests that a lot of people are getting short changed. are you surprised by this? >> look, i got sent this article this morning and it's quite depressing to be fair. >> you know, headlines like , >> you know, headlines like, beer mugged and then, you know, sneaky tactic . sneaky tactic. >> it's not a sneaky tactic that anyone one really does in any in pubs.it anyone one really does in any in pubs. it might be the odd 1 or anyone one really does in any in pubs. it might be the odd 1 oh bar or the odd pub that are cutting corners so much that they think that this is going to help them. but let's be honest, that we're a public house, we're the front room of the local community. we are not going to start short changing customers at such a hard time as well. you know, i've been doing this nearly 20 years. i grew up living above pubs. when i was a child as well, so pubs are in my blood . i'm in no child as well, so pubs are

businessman and activist adam brooks, and author and journalist rebecca reid. mark i will start with you on this. what a calamitous way to announce a general election in the driving rain with steve bray and his massive megaphone shouting at you. >> yeah , he sort of came across >> yeah, he sort of came across as the little kid in the playground who said, come on then, i'll take you all on. you've got to kind of you know, it's quite courageous in a way, whether it's completely wise . whether it's completely wise. i'm unsure of. chris went through some of the reasons that he might have waited until november, or possibly even later, but i'm not sure much would have changed. the one thing that chris didn't point out is oftentimes when a government is in trouble and thinking about whether to go early or late, it's some of it is what's going to happen to the economy . what do we think's economy. what do we think's going to happen to inflation? but some of it's just crossing your fingers and hoping for a black swan event. you know that something will come out of thin

adam. not a bank executive are teller and not another victim terrorizing east tennessee. in september 2015, more than a month between brooke's borrowed from his fiancee. what kind of car? >> 2005 ford focus. >> a little car. >> yeah, a little car. >> if you try telling him he was on his way to becoming perhaps most crucial player in a case that had befuddled investigators, he would've thought you crazy. that was exactly what was to happen. >> i looked in my rearview mirror and i could see a couple cop cars. there's sirens and a black suv. i thought that guy must've been going too quick. you know, and is getting pulled over. >> this is dash cam video from one of the police cars and you may recognize it. the same dramatic high-speed case footage we showed at the beginning of the story. >> i looked back and they were still following this guy. that's when i knew something was a little off. why is this guy not pulling over? >> the driver pulled up to the little red car in the right- hand lane. >> this black suv is on my tail. he was making swerving gestures like swipes. this type of motion. i remember putting two hands on the whe

southampton would be whether the scotland international che adams will be with them but he is on the bench and instead they will look to david brooksy, there are already premier league quality players throughout these two teams and the team that misses out todayis teams and the team that misses out today is really at risk of some of those top—flight clubs that are in the premier league coming to poach them so for leeds and southampton, this is a match that could really shape their future and kick off is now less than an hour away. i shape their future and kick off is now less than an hour away. i look forward to — now less than an hour away. i look forward to it- _ now less than an hour away. i look forward to it. joe _ now less than an hour away. i look forward to it. joe lynskey - now less than an hour away. i look forward to it. joe lynskey at - forward to it. joe lynskey at wembley there for us. thank you for that, joe. the french open is underway at roland garros. four—time grand slam winner naomi 0saka is through to the next round after beating lucia bronzetti in three sets. men's number three seed carlos alcaraz is chasing a

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adamant in their belief that local and state law enforcement help to cover up the murder with more witness testimony examined this week. lawrence? >> lawrence: fascinating trial. we will be following it. thanks, brookeuggle with high inflation and gas prices, one conservative group reminding them how much cheaper it was to fill up the car before biden took office. americans for prosperity hosting events at 20 gas stations this week cutting the cost per gallon to $2.38. where it was when biden entered the white house. afp vice president akash which i kuehlly join us now. thanks for joining the program. i guess the idea is to show americans what life was when it comes to the gas prices under biden that's exactly right. 2.38 the price before biden took office. we are doing events all across the country starting this week rolling the price back to $2.38. not only to save americans some money but show them how we can roll back prices and get if we get government out of the way. americans don't need to be told life is expensive. what we are doing is explaining to them why it is expensive. the have reason bidenomics. the $6 trillion in additional spending. thousands of pages in regulations are making their