in this case, it was the turn of andrew bridgen mp for north—west leicestershire .s week many of you will know andrew's view on the vaccine and much the same as mine. these are, and i stress out the ears, ofcom , you can draw your own ofcom, you can draw your own conclusion researching everything discussed in the show. the government and the nhs have been clear and maintain the following coronavirus vaccines are safe and effective . they are safe and effective. they give you the best protection against covid. andrew rebel with against covid. andrew rebel with a cause . cheers welcome drink to a cause. cheers welcome drink to that. a cause. cheers welcome drink to that . do you a cause. cheers welcome drink to that. do you think a cause. cheers welcome drink to that . do you think exploded a cause. cheers welcome drink to that. do you think exploded your political career by coming out and saying you did. political career by coming out and saying you did . that's and saying you did. that's depends that's debateable. if you think have a political or have had a politica

in this case, it was the turn of andrew bridgen mp for north—west leicestershire .s week many of you will know andrew's view on the vaccine and much the same as mine. these are, and i stress out the ears, ofcom , you can draw your own ofcom, you can draw your own conclusion researching everything discussed in the show. the government and the nhs have been clear and maintain the following coronavirus vaccines are safe and effective . they are safe and effective. they give you the best protection against covid. andrew rebel with against covid. andrew rebel with a cause . cheers welcome drink to a cause. cheers welcome drink to that. a cause. cheers welcome drink to that . do you a cause. cheers welcome drink to that. do you think a cause. cheers welcome drink to that . do you think exploded a cause. cheers welcome drink to that. do you think exploded your political career by coming out and saying you did. political career by coming out and saying you did . that's and saying you did. that's depends that's debateable. if you think have a political or have had a politica

. people win andrew bridgen.ple win majorities a healthy majorities but a healthy opposition is necessary for a good so that good democracy. so the fact that they might totally wiped out they might get totally wiped out isn't isn't isn't necessarily isn't brilliant . the greens this brilliant. the greens well this is the weird dystopia, the one that's labour versus the snp. but although this does at least this takes the argument away from tories better from the tories that you better vote us otherwise labour, vote for us otherwise labour, the going to up together the snp are going to up together and all of that stuff . that's and all of that stuff. that's not going to happen now because of it looks labour's of course it looks like labour's going win ahead, that going to win so far ahead, that they're need the they're not going to need the snp all. and i don't think labour knows, i think they're butchered with, with the butchered to deal with, with the radical are radical thugs of the s&p are really i don't think

. people win andrew bridgen.ple win majorities a healthy majorities but a healthy opposition is necessary for a good so that good democracy. so the fact that they might totally wiped out they might get totally wiped out isn't isn't isn't necessarily isn't brilliant . the greens this brilliant. the greens well this is the weird dystopia, the one that's labour versus the snp. but although this does at least this takes the argument away from tories better from the tories that you better vote us otherwise labour, vote for us otherwise labour, the going to up together the snp are going to up together and all of that stuff . that's and all of that stuff. that's not going to happen now because of it looks labour's of course it looks like labour's going win ahead, that going to win so far ahead, that they're need the they're not going to need the snp all. and i don't think labour knows, i think they're butchered with, with the butchered to deal with, with the radical are radical thugs of the s&p are really i don't think

andrew bridgen conservative mp for nonh bridgen conservative mp for north west leicestershire. public opinions . and don't forget, most opinions. and don't forget, most importantly, i want to hear from you.so importantly, i want to hear from you. so send me your views. my way at gb views at gb news .uk. that's all coming up after the headunes that's all coming up after the headlines with polly middlehurst . lawrence. thank you. and good evening to you. our top story on gb news. at one minute after 7:00, the uk has marked one year since first invaded ukraine with a minute's silence. today .

andrew bridgen was only really talking about, i don't think anybody could suggest the way things arent. you shouldn't have an and then he's very an inquiry and then he's very comfortable. i said with net zero, which is actually crippling the country, it's going to cripple the country some to come . so i think some time to come. so i think when the election comes along and the reform members, spokesmen come on, they're going to be torn to shreds by chaps like you. however, concerns about net zero, an aspiration to have low taxation , low have low taxation, low regulation, all is not a fringe interest . what godfrey do they interest. what godfrey do they matter to voters in the red who lent boris their support in 2019. yes they do these characters that we talk about in red bull are the real economy they're the real economy . their they're the real economy. their brick is their spark is, they're joiners. they cabdrivers . these joiners. they cabdrivers. these people get out of bed into a real job for a living, public small businesses probably sell just the house working for a small loca

andrew bridgen was only really talking about, i don't think anybody could suggest the way things arent. you shouldn't have an and then he's very an inquiry and then he's very comfortable. i said with net zero, which is actually crippling the country, it's going to cripple the country some to come . so i think some time to come. so i think when the election comes along and the reform members, spokesmen come on, they're going to be torn to shreds by chaps like you. however, concerns about net zero, an aspiration to have low taxation , low have low taxation, low regulation, all is not a fringe interest . what godfrey do they interest. what godfrey do they matter to voters in the red who lent boris their support in 2019. yes they do these characters that we talk about in red bull are the real economy they're the real economy . their they're the real economy. their brick is their spark is, they're joiners. they cabdrivers . these joiners. they cabdrivers. these people get out of bed into a real job for a living, public small businesses probably sell just the house working for a small loca

general incompetence which i was no and three removing people that win like boris johnson and andrew bridgenle like that that i'd put the that and within that i'd put the infighting as well so general mismanagement and. as charles walker said, charles walker here says we put party politics above the the country. the interests of the country. and think sums also and i think that sums up he also mentions was very angry mentions that he was very angry about children that were about telling children that were going their grannies and going to kill their grannies and the right. what the whole covid. right. but what about these people who about i mean, these people who are saying they're stepping down because, think because, they don't think they've winning. they've got a chance of winning. what i what about party loyalty. i mean, they're we're mean, if they're saying we're not we going not running because we i'm going to for tory. to that's not good for the tory. why would they do that? maybe they something that don't they know something that don't know. i mean, if can know. i mean, if you if you

when andrew bridgen as they can.s says stands up and actually says something wants something sensible, nobody wants to . i'd thinking, to listen. so i'd be thinking, hold a second, why should i hold on a second, why should i not what think? why should not say what i think? why should not say what i think? why should not strike? so i think the not go on strike? so i think the wrong people are striking basically. yeah. fred what do you think? i agree with richard. i think . i don't think strike i think. i don't think strike should ever be banned . i think should ever be banned. i think people should have the right to strike if they want to or if they it's appropriate . i think they it's appropriate. i think i think it's a bit of a trickle down theory. think the what's coming out of the house of commons for a long time now has been the sense that people have been the sense that people have been lied to, been poorly represented . they aren't. represented. they aren't. there's massive disconnect. i think people are lookin

general incompetence which i was no and three removing people that win like boris johnson and andrew bridgenle like that that i'd put the that and within that i'd put the infighting as well so general mismanagement and. as charles walker said, charles walker here says we put party politics above the the country. the interests of the country. and think sums also and i think that sums up he also mentions was very angry mentions that he was very angry about children that were about telling children that were going their grannies and going to kill their grannies and the right. what the whole covid. right. but what about these people who about i mean, these people who are saying they're stepping down because, think because, they don't think they've winning. they've got a chance of winning. what i what about party loyalty. i mean, they're we're mean, if they're saying we're not we going not running because we i'm going to for tory. to that's not good for the tory. why would they do that? maybe they something that don't they know something that don't know. i mean, if can know. i mean, if you if you

when andrew bridgen as they can.s says stands up and actually says something wants something sensible, nobody wants to . i'd thinking, to listen. so i'd be thinking, hold a second, why should i hold on a second, why should i not what think? why should not say what i think? why should not say what i think? why should not strike? so i think the not go on strike? so i think the wrong people are striking basically. yeah. fred what do you think? i agree with richard. i think . i don't think strike i think. i don't think strike should ever be banned . i think should ever be banned. i think people should have the right to strike if they want to or if they it's appropriate . i think they it's appropriate. i think i think it's a bit of a trickle down theory. think the what's coming out of the house of commons for a long time now has been the sense that people have been the sense that people have been lied to, been poorly represented . they aren't. represented. they aren't. there's massive disconnect. i think people are lookin