stephen weah . ae— is annuity is absolute. stephen weah . ae tar— is annuity is absolute.ng in at number three at saint edward, the confessor , a unique addition the confessor, a unique addition in our list of saints because he was the only canonised king of england, not the only canonised engush england, not the only canonised english king, but the only canonised king of england. i was getting a nasty look from david starkey and last we thought it only fair to include the man himself, saint george, famous for slaying dragons, leading us to victory in the crusades. and of course , the only one of our of course, the only one of our four contestants who is not really an englishman, but with me is my absolutely brilliant panel , the cantankerous panel, the cantankerous historian david starkey and the still socialist but no longer a member of parliament. steve pound. stephen, member of parliament. steve pound . stephen, i thought you pound. stephen, i thought you gohhg— pound. stephen, i thought you gohhg to— “r: stephen, i thought you were going to mention saint tthuht— were

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stephen veah . ae— is annuity is absolute. stephen veah . ae tar— is annuity is absolute.eaten to death by ox bones for refusing to pay tax to the viking invaders. he was a thoroughly good egg coming in at number two, saint thomas becket . will someone rid me of this .will someone rid me of this turbulent priest? were the turbulent priest? those were the infamous words, supposedly of henry the second shortly before his wicked knights rode off to canterbury and executed this supporter of a free church. unam sanctam catholicam et apostolicam ecclesiam coming in at number three at saint edward, the confessor , a unique addition the confessor, a unique addition in our list of saints because he was the only canonised king of england, not the only canonised engush england, not the only canonised english king, but the only canonised king of england. i was getting a nasty look from david starkey and last we thought it only fair to include the man himself, saint george, famous for slaying dragons, leading us to victory in the crusades. and of course , the only one of our of course,

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well, thankfully, therhere ae ae lanservative groups, consumers research. >> they just launched somethingalled wokunched salere lurdes.m >>er and it's going to warna cop consumers each time a companyan does something as alienatings as anheuser-busch did with bud light. >> here now is will hildy's consumers research's executivell director . will , why does the nationalando gop and some prominent figures in odon trump jr. is against taking any action against anheuser-busch? >> why are they so scared ofthis this? well, unfortunately, we've seen time and time again a lot ofande these companies donate to republican candidates and institutions for this exact reason so they can get away a with serving activists and politicians and they can run to those people for defense ,which is why we launched woke alerts. we're not beholden to any corporation. we don't takholdened te any core money. we're supported by hundreds ofoo consumers across the country. nee suppor and that allows us to go hard t against these companies when they betray their own, betray their own consumer base, liker like budweiser h

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you eerwe ae— pro—europe. mean you are. you eerwe ae hhe— pro—europe. mean you are. i know in london who said to me, that's enabung in london who said to me, that's enabling us to rebuild trust with you as a government. and that's really important. and there will be all sorts of things coming up. so fact things coming up. so the fact that it opens up those opportunities look at how we opportunities to look at how we want trading want to have future trading opportunities as the world changes in tech, biotech , how we changes in tech, biotech, how we want make sure that some of want to make sure that some of the tariff barriers are not as as difficult as they could be potentially even looking at some of the labelling systems that will allow goods to flow more quickly, that happens because you have trust between governments. so sunak achievement in the windsor framework is not just that that was good for northern ireland and gb business. actually has and gb business. it actually has opened up the world again for uk . i don't know if you can give me— . i don't know if yo

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— pundits as well, because, nigel, i know ae a— pundits as well, because, nigel, i know ae a ae— punditso a great deal of restlessness at that point on the backbenches, you know, we'd had 11 years and i'd it's easy to forget now. we were actually behind in the opinion polls largely because of the poll tax. and in those days, the conservative party had a tremendous hasn't got it now , tremendous hasn't got it now, had a tremendous survival instinct. and because we were behind in the polls, your she was the greatest prime minister since winston churchill. but so what we were behind in the polls. therefore, we had to take action. and that was what the party sadly did . action. and that was what the party sadly did. but i action. and that was what the party sadly did . but i would party sadly did. but i would have stuck with it because i think she had a few more years to give before it. you used cameron's phrase the prime minister turned funny. cameron's phrase the prime minister turned funny . let's minister turned funny. let's let's think about the modern day world. then. and ifi let's thi

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but maybe, twet matte, ae— high tax government. but maybe, twet matte, ae t— high tax government.joining me is dan waugh, partner at regulus partners who atttee— partner at regulus partners who atttee en— partner at regulus partners who atttee en tne— partner at regulus partners who advise on the regulation of gambling— advise on the regulation of gantttng .— advise on the regulation of gantttng . t— advise on the regulation of gambling . i think advise on the regulation of gambling. i think i'm advise on the regulation of gambling . i think i'm what you gambling. i think i'm what you tell gambling. i think i'm what you tett ne— gambling. i think i'm what you tett t— gambling. i think i'm what you tell me. i think— gambling. i think i'm what you tell me. i think it's fair to say— tell me. i think it's fair to eat tnere— tell me. i think it's fair to say there were— tell me. i think it's fair to say there were no huge shocks in we— say there were no huge shocks in we wntte— say there were no huge shocks in this white paper. _ say there were no huge shocks in this white paper. no, i

the— are expected overnight tonight ae the th— are expected overnight tonight ae the ht he— are expectedy, carol mcgiffin, the conservative commentator , the conservative commentator, the reverend calvin robinson , and reverend calvin robinson, and the author and journalist rebecca reed. now, i've long warned that the channel migrant crisis isn't just unsustainable, but also a mass of national security risk. and i take no pride in saying that my fears are being confirmed today with revelations that at least 19 terror suspects arrived in britain on small boats last year and are now living in taxpayer funded hotels. despite having links to islamic state. most have lodged asylum claims and they can't be deported because of soft touch human rights laws . the stark reality is that m15 already have 3000 so—called subjects of interest who are under active terror investigations in this country, but they are only able to carry out the necessary intense round the clock surveillance on ten of them. that's right. ten of them because of the immense cost. last night, the home office said of the revela

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as were heartbreaking, spent grew up with moe's and playing clarinet in the band ae newark high school with moe's. most family still lives in the area. most was also well known in the pleasanton community, working close with the pleasanton police department riding up reports whenever a theft occurred at the store. pleasanton mayor karla brown shared those served the tri valley volunteering and several organizations adding, quote, blake was a model for others to have a life cut. short is heartbreaking and infuriating. i'm joined by the city council and offering our deepest condolences to blake's family. friends, loved ones and to everyone impacted by this tragedy and he was a shining star and he really will be missed. golden gate area council chapter of the boy scouts. >> also sharing this on their website. quote. >> our hearts are broken by the news of his passing yesterday and we are working with his family and friends to support them as best as we can during this difficult time. we will continue to cover this story. that is the latest here from pleasanton. i'm theresa kron. 4 news. >

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greg: right. >> and theoing other networks ae going to go, guess what?ng to have seven., and then there'll be eight. and then here comes punk a, ss -- ass politicians with we need to get rid of guns, work on mental health. they don't give a cam because they're getting checks from the lobbyists, from the nra. so there's only one way to do it. you, me, we've got to turn the [bleep] tv off. no go one's going to do a a documentary -- [applause] on the little girl, her life that came up and she pulled ther fire alarm. nobody. but they're going to d o a documentary on the individual a whreo shot her. and here's the deal, the's reporters that covered it, they might get in the documentary too, get a best selling book out of it.y, so they know exactly what they're doing. they're just -- there, they're just as complacent and should care about other people's feelings. until we turn it car off, this [bleep] is just going to keep going.ne greg: amen. [applause] all right.f or up next, is it too late to make a.i. wait? [laughter] nice. [cheers and applause] justin bak

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