pages tonight with the director of popular conservatives mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brooks and broadcaster nina myskow. oh, and should we just check in on how that left wing meltdown was going? >> we have to make sure that he doesn't get in because he is . doesn't get in because he is. he's a monster. >> good. get ready britain. here we go . i've just drunk a pint of rory stewart's tears . right, there we stewart's tears. right, there we go . anyway, let's whizz go. anyway, let's whizz ourselves over to washington , ourselves over to washington, dc.can ourselves over to washington, dc. can we? because kamala harris is due to speak at her supporters event outside of howard university in washington, dc. she's congratulated trump for his victory in the race for the presidency of the united states, gaining a historic second term. now at. trump passed a critical threshold of 270 electoral college votes . 270 electoral college votes. with the projected win in the state of wisconsin. so, look, we're going to keep a close eye on that podium. she could be emerging any moment now. bu

adam: your account of washington and his work to contain his anger, frustration. thank you for reminding me of david brooksalked about eisenhower himself having to struggle with anger and ways to channel it away from his work, to get control over it. it is striking that the other thing they have in common is that they were presidents, generals. they were executives. it's interesting that washington, the fact that he was fueled by certain things might have made him uniquely well suited to be a president, general, and executive. but he had to contain it in certain ways. we really want to talk about phyllis wheatley. surely the least well-known of the figures in your book. i love the -- that your book is bringing her to public attention. tell the story of phyllis wheatley. sincerity is her chapter. jeff: what an extra mary story. phyllis wheatley comes over as a teenager, enslaved in chains. she is given this improbable education and she begins to write poems of virtue. they are recognized as extraordinary. so it's ordinary. -- extraordinary. the town of boston decides that she has to prove that she wrote her

brook, thank you. my favourite part, t.s.a. administer, what a great sound bite there. thanks for using that. appreciate it. winter storms now compounding travel impact. adams it. stretching back through denver but some of that energy back across portions of california. that will be the spot to pay attention to. it will be on the move. once it passes you by, that it is for the weather this week. but could be messy at times in denver so far this evening but really running into tomorrow as well. so here is that system as it makes the move so from tuesday into wednesday, settling across the middle of the country. by thanksgiving, east coast and running up to the northeast. on the backside of that, colder air but clearer conditions. on other sides of it, know it will be clearing off if you will be doing anything for hal thanksgiving. you to see the storm, the airport delays on wednesday. still expecting delays in denver because of the snow with the system. as it continues to march further off to the east, it becomes more of a rain maker less of a snow-maker. on thanksgiving day, i showed you that line of storms pushes up along the east coast on thanksgiving da

brooke rollins as his pick for agriculture secretary and a new focus on pam bondi, trump's second choice for attorney general. msnbc reporting on her past statements. there's new reaction from democratic senator-elect adam schiff. >> will pam bondi continue to tell the big lie even under oath? is she going to continue to say the justice department should be prosecuting prosecutors who brought valid evidence before a grand jury. grand jury found probable cause to believe donald trump committed crimes. that's not a basis to go after them. she'll have to answer tough questions. >> but republican senator eric schmidt says doj employees who investigated trump should be fired. >> i think accountability means the people involved in this should be fired immediately. anybody part of this effort to keep president trump off the ballot and to throw him in jail for the rest of his life because they didn't like his politics and to continue to cast him as a quote, unquote threat to democracy was wrong. you can't have the justice department abused in this way. pam bondi is a smart, capable, tough person who will earn respect in that department. >>> also new today, more questions about telsey gabbard, trump's pick for d

some gains. adam shift, many people might remember him from his role in the house of leading the impeachment against donald trump. he won a senate seat in california, maryland. angela also brooks. that was there were some worries about democrats holding on to that stage. she pulled it off, she pulled the head. she'll be the 1st african american to represent that state in her neighbor and delaware. lisa blunt rochester also won. they are, she'll also be the 1st african american and the 1st woman to represent that state as well. so the results are coming in still a lot more to come in, but the democrats look like they may lose the majority. if this continues, if the trend continues as the polls are suggesting, kristen, thank you. we'll continue our discussion in just a moment, but you on a home and now joins us from las vegas in nevada. is the smallest of the swing states with just 6 electrical votes. strong, what's the latest from the, the well, the light system where we, uh, which isn't the republican election rap policies. the good news, really, it's las vegas off throne and every so often someone comes on in announcing the banking olds, which are more, more favoring donald t

adam kinzinger. i think you can do well with college educated people and i hope they can keep the margins, and we will watch closely tonight. amna: david brooksbe spending a lot of time together tonight. you always do a great job of giving us historical context. what else do you think we learn about the country and where we are tonight? david: between ronald reagan and barack obama, there were differences between the parties, but there was some consensus. consensus about nato, free trade, and information age jobs. we should be training people to get through college so they could take advantage of the jobs of the future. that was the consensus. along comes donald trump and says forget that. no nato, no free trade, i'm going straight for the industry, or lease lipservice if not policy. if trump wins again, what we might call the neoliberal era from reagan through obama, that is over. we've entered into the populist age largely with trump. amna: amy mention key groups to keep and i on. is there any one group or trend you will be watching more closely than others over the course of the evening? >> funny you should ask. i'm looking specifically at

i'm joined by mark littlewood, adam brookes and judith da silva.nd just what the hell is going on with the cast of the new wicked film? >> i'm a person and i feel. and ihave >> i'm a person and i feel. and i have feelings and i can share them . and if you need to cry them. and if you need to cry right now, you cry. yeah. and . right now, you cry. yeah. and. >> an action packed show coming up. but first, your news headunes up. but first, your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. good evening . >> ben. thank you. good evening. it's just gone 9:00. these are your headlines. labour have no serious plan for ending illegal migration. that's the message from conservative leader kemi badenoch, who says we can no longer be naive. giving a speech a short while ago, she said the conservatives are to thank for a reduction in net immigration, expected to be confirmed tomorrow. the tory leader laid out her five point plan for tackling immigration, while admitting her party had got it wrong in the past. meanwhile, the prime minister has ruled ou

welcome along, adam brooks. your thoughts on this , please. he spoke in this, please.n parliament today, the prime minister. and just as i said, shrugged it off. doesn't really care about the two surveys done today by marie curie or age uk pensioners literally freezing to death this winter. >> i can't believe again, as you said there, that we have got a government that is putting the lives of our elderly at risk. these elderly have helped shape this country and put into this country over many decades. this country over many decades. this country wouldn't be where it is today without those generations. now again, 4000 could die. and that was their estimate. in 2017, a labour estimate . now 2017, a labour estimate. now pnces 2017, a labour estimate. now prices have doubled since then. energy prices. so i'm predicting there could be a lot more now. this is a government that pre—election said that energy bills would come down and that they would look after pensioners. they've done the opposite. this is a prime minister that gets his specs paid for, his suits paid for, he g

adam brooks. treason for nigel farage. no, that's. >> i think that's ridiculous. at the end of the day, i'm not for a foreign power in intervening in our democracy. but the idea that giving the chagos islands away was a democratic decision is ludicrous. parliament was not asked. it was not scrutinised through parliament. >> so they will be doing that in 2025. >> yeah, but the decision was made to give this away. so at the end of the day this is an asset of the country . this is the end of the day this is an asset of the country. this is an asset of the country. this is an asset of the people of the uk . asset of the people of the uk. it's got strategic value and it's got a monetary value. now this government has signed us up for 100 years to pay rent on something that we used to own. i think it's in the national interest that trump vetoes it and i'm all for that. >> mark, what's the what's the pushback with farage being friends with trump, regardless of whether he's mates or he's this and that, if he's doing something in the national interest of britain, i.e. keep

i'm joined by director of popular conservatives mark littlewood, businessman and activist adam brooks, and the broadcaster greta da silva. and live scenes here from guardian hq as they announce . emily carver for the announce. emily carver for the haaland . haaland. as nigel just saved the chagos islands next. >> thank you ben. the time is just after 9:00 and these are your latest headlines . axel your latest headlines. axel rudakubana. the teenager charged with the murder of three children in southport earlier this year, has appeared for a plea and preparation hearing at liverpool crown court this afternoon but was not asked to plea. the teenager appeared via video link from hmp belmarsh, but refused to speak when he was asked twice to confirm his identity. rudy cabana is also charged with ten counts of attempted murder, one count of possession of a knife and two terror related offences. his trial is scheduled for january of next year . trial is scheduled for january of next year. failing hospitals will be named and shamed in league tables, and managers sacked if they cannot improve

popular conservatives mark littlewood , conservatives mark littlewood, businessman and activist adam brooksand the former labour party candidate susie stripe. plus a very special guest political comedian and podcaster eric mcelroy . eric mcelroy. very good evening to you . thank very good evening to you. thank you for your company explosive insights into donald trump's looming presidency coming up, including a fierce warning to our trump hating politicians here in the uk. a very big two hours coming up. but first, your news headlines with sophie reapen >> thank you ben. the time is just after 9:00. and these are your latest headlines today. there have been unconfirmed reports that ukraine has fired long—range british storm shadow missiles into russian territory for the first time. a spokesperson for prime minister keir starmer has said his office would not be commenting on reports or operational matters . reports or operational matters. britain has previously said ukraine could use storm shadow missiles within ukrainian territory, but the government has been pressing the us to allow their u

i'm talking about our own adam brooks, who'll have you spilling your pint in agreement before the night's even started. and if there's a scrap to be had. by there's a scrap to be had. by the way, he's a boxer. boxer brooks will be right in the middle. fist swinging, pint held high. and rounding us off is the blonde bombshell herself. no, not boris johnson, nichi hodgson. she's like a storm in a teacup, but ten times louder and twice as woke. brace yourselves. she's about to show you how woke . she's about to show you how woke. how audacious. it's a wonder, i tell you that she ever gets herself to sleep at night. so buckle up and hold on to your seats. it's the saturday five, and we're tearing through this week's madness like a bull in a china shop . right. you know, the china shop. right. you know, the drill. each host outlines their argument about a chosen topic. then we all pile in and the fur indeed does start to fly. and of course, though we want your views as well. send your views and post your comments by visiting gb news .com forward slash kwasi and don't forget crucial for this sh