when i think back to the previous trump administration, the folks he had in leading position, scott gottlieb, alexr. those are good choices, but smart, thoughtful people who understood how our health care system work. rfk jr. has a series of ideas that are, i think, very, very harmful to the health of all americans. all americans. not just about vaccines. right. the hhs secretary has enormous power over medicare and the insurance and what's going to be covered and how it's structured for seniors, over medicaid and how we cover half the kids in america. for all of us on private health insurance, mammograms, colon cancer screening are going to be covered. very concerned about his really off the wall vaccine ideas but his ideas are not rooted in evidence and scientific thinking and that is what worries me about the health of the american people under his leadership. >> doctor, i want your thoughts on this because, you know, at times, the -- the head of hhs has not been -- i can't remember the last time when there was a doctor like yourself in charge of hhs, right. we're looking at some have political

alex marlow breitbart editor and chief and charlie gasparino. i got the chance to know scott bessent a little bit over the last few months and most recently this past weekend. you were the first with this scoop. what can you tell us and what can you tell all the economic populists out there who are worried that wall street is going to run the treasury policy of the united states? because they are worried. >> >> i could tell them this and thank you -- yeah, we at fox business i broke it earlier this morning that he was essentially ascending to the top. after he was on the top then he wasn't on the top. by the way the back story here, laura is amazing. it's going to be my next book. in any event, is he now the treasury secretary. and i will tell you, if you believe in the maga agenda, scott bessent is the best guy for that he not only has the ear of wall street. he believes in trump's policies as they -- an economic nationalism as they relate to trade. using tariffs as a tool to craft strong policies or to create better agreements with other countries. he is for low taxes. less

alex pedia. hawaii governor green, kentucky governor andy beshear, massachusetts attorney general campbell and the mayor of baltimore, brandon scott from alabama, oregon and oklahoma. first time that they were elected in their districts. i noticed that one thing connects all of them. they are all moving forward. and i am urging you to not sit around just complaining about the results of the election, pro or con, or stop the bedwetting of who should of, could of done more. all of us move forward with action. that is why with my capacity of president of action network, set january 20th, while trump is being inaugurated and sworn in on one side of dc, we are going to have a rally on another side of d.c. not to protest trump but to protect dr. king's dream. to protect the dreams of people that had far less than we had and yet they were able to fight and obtain rights and obtain things that we have now that they fought for and never enjoyed. time for us to get up and go to work. like my guests this weekend, move forward. that does it for me. thanks for watching, i will see you back here next weekend at 5:00 p.m. eastern, the sunday sho

post of the alex marlow show, alex marlow.re i know we covered a lot theree r that we are missing losers. >> i think number one, first, i want to give a shout out to scott a special celebrity for us and thv first loser i would say kamala' donors. we know she went through did $1 billion but we didn't know she went through $1,000,000,000.20 million. josephine went she had dark manw contributions as well. alex, what about you? >> for me the obvious winner you would have to say with dogs ande cats, laura, eating the dogs,th cats and trumpem will save them all and beautiful when he does it. it is hard not to be obsessed with the ladies of the viewt always a punching bag in the media and they just debase themselves to such a levelbasehd they are outth there make todayg and talking how we didn't want f woman of color. we would havld've loved a womanf color to be president if she haf america first policies andri ripped off half that, close they border, tap energy resources and get us out of wars. but donald trump did that. what is with the women who won'? tell their husband who they are voting forage?et that is not a healthy marriagetf and you didn't get anythi

alex show mary katharine and we covered a lot there. but i know we are missing some losers. well, i think number one, first, i want to give a shoutout to scottnd doing the hard work and he has got green hair. >> laura: exactly. >> i just want to thank him. special kind of celebrity for us. and for my first on the loser list i would have to say kamala's donors. we knew that she went through a billion dollars. we didn't know that she went through a billion dollars and 20 million and by the way a lot of those donors were just regular people who gave to joe biden. and then they were like new story, we are running someone different for 100 days and she is going to brewster's million a billion dollars by the time she is done and you are not going to get anything out of it. >> laura: she had the most billionaires who gave a lot of dark money contributions as well. alex, what about for you? >> for me, wind chill well, the obvious winner you would have to say are the dogs and cats. they were eating the dogs and cats and trump is going to save them all and it's going to be beautiful when he does it. but, it is hard not to be on saysed with the fact th

alex marlow show. mary katharine, i know we covered a lot there, but i know we're missing some losers. well, i think number one, first, i want to give a shout out to scottssler because he's so impressive. and he really was just on the ground doing the hard work. and he's got great hair. so i just i just want to thank him. special kind of celebrity for us. and for my first on the loser list, i would have to say kamala's donors. we knew that she went through $1 billion. we didn't know that she went through $1 billion and 20 million. and by the way, a lot of those donors were just regular people who gave to joe biden. and then they were like, new story. we're running someone different for 100 days, and she's going to brewster's million, $1 billion by the time she's done. and you're not going to get anything out of it. she had the most she had the most billionaires who gave a lot of dark money contributions as well. alex, what about for you? for me? well, the obvious winner you would have to say are the dogs and the cats, laura. i mean, they were eating the dogs. they're eating the cats. and trump is going to save them all. and it's going to be beautiful wh

scott bessent has said that he supports targeted tariffs, not blanket tariffs, not excessive tariffs, because he believes that that can actually be harmful to the economy. so it will be interesting, alex to see if he is confirmed, whether or not he will share that point of view with president elect trump. alex. >> yeah, it certainly will. vanessa, thank you so much for that report. and please stay with us. i want to bring in our political experts and expand this conversation. mara to you first. many believe that donald trump will use tariffs selectively as a bargaining tool to incentivize these other countries to help tighten u.s. border controls over drugs and migrants, that kind of thing. do you think trump is going to follow through with these broad tariffs, or is this more of a bluff? >> we don't know. in the past his threat to put big tariffs on other countries has been a bluff and he tends to threaten or for instance, when he renegotiated nafta and came up with something called the u.s. mexico free trade agreement. the two agreements were hardly different at all. but of course, he said one was hugely better. so we'll see. i mean, i think it's going to be very very hard for mexic

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 indeed isn't he. which if you ask me in particular, delights me. and i hope that actually the whole world starts to

there's a few other alex scott. >> yes. i think she'd probably be a popular choice. no, with the bbc, i wouldn't. >> i don't think she's got enough gravitas, really, with it. >> mark chapman. >> mark chapman. >> mark chapman. yes, >> mark chapman. yes, but >> mark chapman. yes, but he's not a big enough name. >> bring back des. >> bring back des. >> oh my goodness, that's the answer. well, no one. no one like des. des was was the top man. but i think gary lineker really has made the job his own. >> and yeah of course. absolutely. >> yeah. i think this is the thing with television. they think it doesn't matter who presents. people will watch the product. yeah. anyway, which is nonsense. but anyway, that's the way, that's the way it is. >> well, never mind a vacancy at match of the day. could there soon be a vacancy for archbishop of canterbury? justin welby is facing increased pressure to stand down over his handling of a child abuse scandal. >> an independent report exposed his failure to act on allegations involving a barrister, john smith, who's been one of the chu

. >> clare balding, gaby roslin and that is alex scott right in.he is the absolutely sporting a pretty jaguar ad style . yeah. what do you would style. yeah. what do you would you think audience viewers will plummet or have we become numbed? >> yeah i mean i don't think stuff like this matters anymore . stuff like this matters anymore. i mean, maybe in the old days, you know, when we didn't have access to social media, we didn't have constant celebrities in our face all the time. you know, it mattered. you got to see them in a different environment than on the football pitch or in a hollywood film. now we see them all the time, so who cares about awards ceremonies? >> but well, i will say i quite like sports personality of 1

mark chapman, gabby logan and alex scott are the current front runners to replace the former englandr. well, those have been your latest gb news headlines. i'm lewis mckenzie. there's more from me in half an hours there's more from me in half an hour's time . hour's time. >> good afternoon. britain . it's >> good afternoon. britain. it's seven minutes past midday now in our farmageddon special, we're looking at the plight farmers face across the country following the government's changes to inheritance tax. in an interview with gb news last night, the former senior labour adviser john night, the former senior labour adviserjohn mcternan had this to say about farmers. >> it's due to farmers what margaret thatcher did to miners, which was and you know, she's very heavy handed police tactics followed by what? putting them out of business. >> if people if people if people are so upset that they want to go in the streets and spray slurry on them, then we don't need the small farmers . need the small farmers. >> well, our political editor , >> well, our political editor, christopher hope,

match of the day since 1999, but now mark chapman , 1999, but now mark chapman, gabby logan and alex scottare the current front runners to replace the former england star. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sophie reaper and now it's back to andrew for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners. it's your first look at wednesday's top news stories with three comedians. so let's have a quick look at what josh and kerry will have to deal with on wednesday's front pages. we've got the daily mail, which is running with church in crisis as well, be forced to quit the i has got brown's warning to starmer benefit cap is trapping families in poverty and the daily telegraph telegraph writer in kafkaesque hate crime inquiry. the daily express is leading with my profound sense of shame at church failings. that's the welby story again. and the metro, also with the welby story, welby quits in shame and the daily star goes a bit rogue. they've

england striker has presented match of the day since 1999, but now mark chapman, gabby logan and alex scottrrent front runners to replace the former england star. for now, those are your latest gb news headlines. i'm sophie reapen gb news headlines. i'm sophie reaper. it's back to martin. >> thank you sophie. now, breaking news this afternoon. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has finally resigned. he was under increasing pressure after a report criticised his handling of the allegations against john smyth, who sexually abused hundreds of children in the 19705 hundreds of children in the 1970s and 1980s. in a statement issued a short while ago, justin welby has said this. it is very clear that i must take personal and institutional responsibility for the long and retraumatising penod for the long and retraumatising period between 2013 and 2024. i hope this decision makes clear how seriously the church of england understands the need for change, and our profound commitment to creating a safer church. as i step down, i do so in sorrow with all victims and survivors of abuse. i belie

football focus host alex scott and bbc sports coverage presenter gabby logan, and those are the latestws headlines. for now i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> thank you tatiana and hello and welcome to you at home. this is britain's newsroom live across the uk with me, ben, leo and nana akua. >> right. well, let's and nana akua. >> right. well , let's get stuck >> right. well, let's get stuck in because the chancellor, rachel reeves, is planning what she calls the biggest pension reform in decades. >> she wants to create growth in the economy by merging the uk's 86 council pension schemes into what she calls a few mega funds. but should this really be top priority when it comes to looking after our pensioners ? looking after our pensioners? >> well, we can now get the view. excuse me , of the chair of view. excuse me, of the chair of the women against state pension inequality, which is waspi. ange

england striker has presented match of the day since 1999, but now mark chapman, gabby logan and alex scottare the current front runners to replace the former england star. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> very good evening. it's bevin for patrick this evening . so the for patrick this evening. so the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has finally resigned today after he came under fire for his handling of the church of england's biggest child abuse scandal ever. a scathing report released this week criticised his handling of the allegations against the former barrister and evangelical christian john smyth, who sexually abused hundreds of young children in the 1970s and 80s. the independent report has found that the abuse could have been exposed four years earlier if the archbishop had contacted the authorities. justin welby has said today that it had become cle

broadcasterfor 20 years main show, gabby logan, experience broadcaster for 20 years across many channels, alex scotter who successfully made the transition into presenting. 0f transition into presenting. of course, the other thing is match of the day is a crucial, crucial programme for the bbc, so they want to get that decision right. it has a symbolic value, but more than that, a significant part of its audience are people who don't really consume other parts of the bbc, so it's important for the bbc�*s remit as a universal service so finding the right presenter is going to be essential. thank you. sir keir starmer has pledged to cut the uk's carbon emissions by 81% by the year 2035, compared to levels from 1990. during a speech at the cop 29 summit in azerbaijan, the prime minister said the uk would lead the way in tackling climate change. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports. at this climate gathering the messages are everywhere you look. warnings about global consequences without action. the uk is keen to make its presence felt. keir starmer is one of the world leaders who has turned

england striker has presented match of the day since 1999, but now mark chapman, gabby logan and alex scottre the current front runners to replace the former england star. for now, those are the latest gb news headlines. i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next houn >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much , sophie. >> thank you very much, sophie. now, justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury , has archbishop of canterbury, has announced his resignation today amid increasing pressure from both within the church of england and the public at large. the announcement follows revelations that he failed to disclose critical information about instances of child abuse within the church, a scandal that has sparked widespread outrage. as the highest ranking figure in the church of england, welby's decision to go appears to only have come after immense pressure from within his own clergy, rather than an admittance of failure or even of consc