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not; population youngster to come through bec not having population youngster to come through bec notation youngster to come through bec not having them. theulation youngster to come through bec not having them. the truthn are not having them. the truth about the matter is, as you well know, this is rather a side issue to it is the schools. there aren't enough schools or there aren't enough places in schools and there aren't enough hospitals and aren't hospitals and there aren't enough doctors to treat people. and a financial burden and so it's a financial burden to us. and if we take the point that the home secretary made, which last of which was the last piece of research fact, that research there was in fact, that when come here as illegals, when they come here as illegals, actually don't their actually they don't pay their way either . so it's not a good way either. so it's not a good it's not a good trade. the truth is the matter, she is making her political point as you are counterweight . what i am counterweight. what i am delighted about and i suspect gb news gb news viewers a

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i've people think i'm straight bec my own beer and i've people think i'm straight bec my own spiriteeright bec my own spirit level.i i've people think i'm straight bec my own spirit level. but; people think i'm straight bec my own spirit level. but but got my own spirit level. but but those seem very, very gay those guys seem very, very gay to me. >> t- t— to me. >> seemed very, very gay to >> they seemed very, very gay to particularly in the particularly that bit in the tent seemed ultimately the tent that seemed ultimately the most thing could do, most gay thing you could do, actually, in the tent. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah, i would say with regards, i obviously i'm regards, i mean, obviously i'm not a jew. wouldn't not a jew. i wouldn't have walked room and said, walked into the room and said, a visa jew. wouldn't known. walked into the room and said, a visa not /. wouldn't known. walked into the room and said, a visa not you vouldn't known. walked into the room and said, a visa not you know, 't known. walked into the room and said, a visa not you know, i'm known. walked into the ro

. of time. given myself the last word bec pleasure. youf time. given myself the last word bec pleasuret word bec pleasure. you very much my pleasure. thank you very much for coming in. well, that's all from me and that's all from me, from me and that's all from me, from the week. up next, it's mark dolan. mark, what have you got this evening? >> it's busy show, evening? >> afraidt's busy show, evening? >> afraid the busy show, evening? >> afraid the usualjusy show, evening? >> afraid the usual suspects v, i'm afraid the usual suspects have out the woodwork . have come out of the woodwork. jacob, a challenging jacob, it's been a challenging couple of days for the channel, but the media commentators seeking to close down gb news i will be responding in no uncertain terms in my daily digest. plus, the eu finds the uk £32 million in eu court well and whitaker will be on the show telling them where they can stick that money. >> absolutely excellent. an is a wonderful commentator , an wonderful commentator, an extremely forthright . i think extremely forthright. i think everyone will enjoy t

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they were on drugs and they bec dad was actually asty people. were they were on drugs and they bec daddered by my dad was actually murdered by drug dealers . i couldn't hate drug dealers. i couldn't hate drugs any more. so, you know, for this, for me, it's like the legalisation route. i think something like that would encourage addicts and it would kill a lot of addicts if they did legalise it. i just it doesn't sit right. it really does. >> some drug outreach workers came to my son's school a few months ago, and they are obviously there at the coalface in terms of young people getting involved in drugs and taking marijuana. they were against any kind of legalisation . isn't that kind of legalisation. isn't that what this is? >> . i mean, i think as >> no. i mean, i think as christine says, legalisation is you a tough debate you know, it's a tough debate andits you know, it's a tough debate and it's and there's evidence in portugal there's been effective legalisation. i think portugal's been a mixed bag, hasn't it? exactly that's what i'm trying to say. yes. that it's you know, it's no

they were on drugs and they bec dad was actually asty people. were they were on drugs and they bec dad my dad was actually murdered by drug dealers . i couldn't hate drug dealers. i couldn't hate drugs any more. so, you know, for this, for me, it's like the legalisation route. i think something like that would encourage addicts and it would kill a lot of addicts if they did legalise it. i just it doesn't sit right. it really does. >> some drug outreach workers came to my son's school a few months ago, and they are obviously there at the coalface in terms of young people getting involved in drugs and taking marijuana. they were against any kind of legalisation . isn't that kind of legalisation. isn't that what this is? >> . i mean, i think as >> no. i mean, i think as christine says, legalisation is you a tough debate you know, it's a tough debate andits you know, it's a tough debate and it's and there's evidence in portugal there's been effective legalisation. i think portugal's been a mixed bag, hasn't it? exactly that's what i'm trying to say. yes. that it's you know, it's not all a

biden because he's bec he's biden. right. biden because he's bec he's going biden. right.en because he's bec he's going to biden. right. biden because he's bec he's going to end en. right. biden because he's bec he's going to end up shooting >> he's going to end up shooting his fox if he's not careful. yeah, i like him. you are a devious man. >> yeah, i don't know. one thing. i liked him. mike, was the fact that the comedy was used to devastating effect. yes, it was. sometimes in british politics, we'll actually see them playing the man, not the ball and just negative degrading. that's right. this was comedy . was comedy. >> i thought it was brilliant. honestly you quite rightly say, do you remember in his last campaign he got himself into trouble? i'm talking trump trouble? i'm talking about trump because tried because he he you know, he tried to on one occasion he to imitate on one occasion he was accused of trying to imitate a disabled reporter . do was accused of trying to imitate a disabled reporter. do you remember? and that was that had a bit of nastiness to it. and

yeah person, bec a perso. tle here's a nice little part of the story, charles.he couple plans to donate the money to a charity. e couple that gives blind people service dogs. blind people neeind peopled, see dogs. >> what do you do if your service dog is r ? that's a good question. that's like i could hear the jeopardy musics now. rie jeopardy musics now. listen, you have no choice, right? i mean, the service dog is a service dog, but irvice dog is this is a crazy story, but iy bu agree with you. t i with youbut so amazing to bd there. it's so amazing. you have to bring back bags. t i mean, that's like that's the only thing i can think it's i it never happens to me. >> although i'd rather have fa although i'd rather have kicking the back seat.t. >> mm.hat's yeah, that's a good point p there, jim, is this ever happened to you on your flights? you fly spirit in frontierr hapm i right? yeah. i'm just thinking about how >> ius how that i owet how people sitting next to me for the last 20 years on flights. it weird. hat we >> isn't that weird how that happens when yo

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health as well, bec workplace gives you |s that people's mental health as well, bec workplace givesyou and indeed from the moment you walk out front in out of your front door in a commute, is it gives you a change of scenery. it gives you a change of people. it gives you a change of people. it gives you a doing something, a feeling of doing something, going somewhere , achieving going somewhere, achieving something. and that over a penod something. and that over a period of time will give you a siege mentality . it'll give you siege mentality. it'll give you a feeling that it's just you. you go in on yourself quite naturally . this isn't sort of, naturally. this isn't sort of, you know, you don't have to be ill or anything else. it is what will happen . and, and the will happen. and, and the problem with that is you actually don't develop as a human being. and there you get mental health digby can mental health issues. digby can i ask you, what do you think the reasons are behind this? >> some people say, oh , it's >> some people say, oh, it's a waning confidence in that work pays o

we go back to school this week bec know concrete. go back to school this week bec know the drill. but rete. we go back to school this week bec know the drill. but there's; all know the drill. but there's been a development in this story this evening. and i will bring you with very you that development with a very special a couple special guest in just a couple of so tuned. of moments time. so stay tuned. patrick christys gb news, britain's channel. >> i'll tom moore breaking news for you now. how. >> now. >> now, earlier in the show, we reported how a theatre in northampton has had to close because of the discovery of crumbling concrete of the same type has forced dozens of type that has forced dozens of schools well, now schools to close. well, now another oh the another one. oh great. the orchard theatre in dartford has had to do the same thing . had to do the same thing. there's a run on the theatres at the moment . they're all closing. the moment. they're all closing. but i've said this before. look, it's schools now. it will be

bec look, i can't blame her because i'm not single anymore i'm n, but when i was. these dating apps are bleak. all of gen-z uses thesese dating apps, and it's like doomscrolling. it's this illusion of wanting to utilize . f it begins with, gee, you know, it's your fault. yeah, well, fair. >> but i'm serious, though. yeah. >> young people. barely funny that you use grindr. >> and he makes them. oh, thank you. >> and we do have glory holes in our bed. i'm sorry, but thanks for coming back. you're good. i'm good. i'm just saying, though, i can't them. when you're taking to the streets looking for a day or a husband because these dating apps are terrible, everyone finds them depressing. they just doomscrolling for hours they think they have unlimited choice and they actually don't met my husband on a dating app. >> maybe i'm just better than all these other people. paris. >> how many phish pics did you have to serve? oh, well, i met a lot of people who are not my. >> yeah, this. this insults me. it's just cutting out all the fun. yeah. like trap us like everybody else

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is this what we're bec becoming, less productive. >> the point about loving your job, if you're miserableart thinking about a career change and finding something that you do love and you'd be doing a service for whoever your current em employes and whoever your next employer is, maybe you're in the wrong profession if you can't give 100%. maria: exactly. when we come back, the race for the white house is on, president biden and president trump remaining tied in many polls, causing democrats to raise the red flag on some of the criticism surrounding the president. kellyanne conway a is here to react and give us the status. stay with us. ♪ ♪ there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. ai has the power to automate, but if it's using untrusted da

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and to deny a fact a year later is giving a win to russia and china is diplomatigloating, bec they're looking at taiwan as this is happening and it's a shame. >> some house republicans are looking to strip $24 billion in aid to ukraine out of the upcoming government spending bill. do you think that would be a mistake? >> i think that you have to look at the fact that 3.5% has been spent from our defense budget towards ukraine. that's just 3.5%. that percentage of gdp, 11 european countries have spent more than us. we know that russia have said, once they take ukraine, poland and the baltics are next, and then you're looking at a full-on war. what we're trying to do is prevent war. that's a pretty good return on investment to prevent war. i think that we need to continue giving them equipment and ammunition with our allies to win. i don't think we need to give them straight up cash, i don't think we need to put troops on the ground, but we need to finish this. we have to always remember, a win for russia is a win for china. they've made that very clear. and right now, china is our numb

it bec not working.efugee . refugee system. >> can't wait. >> andrew can't wait. >> andrew can't wait. >> laying the blame >> andrew can't wait. >> on laying the blame >> andrew can't wait. >> on the laying the blame >> andrew can't wait. >> on the un/ing the blame >> andrew can't wait. >> on the un convention,me fairly on the un convention, which was signed in 51. >> interested your thoughts on this i mean, she's this as a gay man? i mean, she's talking about being gay, not being justification for being a justification for seeking are seeking asylum, but there are many persecuted, many people who are persecuted, burnt at stake, whatever it burnt at the stake, whatever it might be. >> i think lot of people >> i think quite a lot of people now the channel now crossing the channel suddenly they're suddenly discover they're homosexual. that's my concern. and an awful lot of those young men who are in their 30s i'm gay. oh, right. so you can stay there, get out of it . there's there, get out of it. there's o

as you mentioned spea, people arees bec not buying electric vehicles because they don't want to be stalledd strandedau in the middle of america with nowhere to charge their vehicle. >> oh, how'dere to cthei you li plus million dollars that the biden administration wantsth to ukraine so they can pursuere their green energy dreamen enes my great. that's that's just brilliant att a time we have 37 trillion in debt. in de >> yeah. this is the big green cult atbt work. and they feel really goo.y feeld about themselves when they do these things. but china, as you and i both as y are childrenrd w in third world countries that have to mine for the parts in the in the piecesorldtries tr these batteries for these electric vehicles. so they pat themselves on the bacelectricles.k, feel r about themselves as they fly private, but they're really doing nothinmselves.g to advanci anything. the last thing we should be doing is helping ukraine reacnge shh green energy, energy standards. let's keep america powered and maybe energy independent. >> how about that? tomi lahren is fearless. tomi, great to see yo

becaus bec e what they're doing their job. he's doing historic things. mag >> when he got to say well, this the did this do this maggot did this, aren't you the same guy who shut downga whole pipeline with one swipee of your pen? you couldn't take your pen, mr. president, and say, finish the wall. movedn't take your p the nation there. bring the military over there. you could do it like there that,because but you can't because you won't. >> it's true. >> greg: i's all for a a solid, a precise to destabilize the country. that's scary to me. all right. smy welcome centers. >> we're going to work like. yes, brilliant. yes, yes. just because you can. you've found another place to sleep. does sleep make it that make i? yes. between crime,d bums and bombs, who the hell wants to patrol san francisco slums? >> i met him directly in front the restaurant as soon as he started talking about the guilt of these killings. he stood up straighter, got a smirk on his face. did you call or text your friend said, i need you to meet me in the parking lot. i don't feel safe.

n >> this is the second time menendez has faced a corruption indictment over the last17 bec decade. a court cleared menendezause o in 2017 because of a mistrial. >> look i'm innocent of the charges. i'm going to prove that the government here.. i'm going to be exonerated. but what's most importans t, that nothing is going to back me down on my critical views on behalf of the people of new jersey and my service to the. and that includes on iran, on cuba, on other foreign policy issues. f >> well. menendez accuses the fedsmisr of misrepresenepret ing his sen work. he also claimed prosecutors targeted him because he is a, te quote, first generation latino ba to the senate.thank back to you. all right. thank you, chad. so let me see ifyo me see i i got this straight. a high level democratic politician was acceptin brig bribes to sell influence to foreign powers in the case of bobas menendez. >> it was through a family member. his wife. on and tell me the difference between that situation. hunter biden and h joe. joining me now, louisiana congressman clay higgins. congressmafo n, thanks

s bec it's because this nutjob with a nut sack is going afteaub wir u. citizens. >> last week, senator j.d. vance sent a letter to secretary statevanc anthony blinken asking who the hell this person is and who why u.s. citizen is acting a spokesperson for a foreign he, government and why he she and or it keeps going onlinehe and saying crazy things. i mean, who does sarah think shwhes thinge is. >> joy baker. at >> so vance wants to know what we want to know. who is this clown? why is an american acting as a spokesperson for the ukrainian military? and who's paying for all this? giviwhy he keep giving me flashbacks of my eighth grade lunch lady. now i clutch my privates when i hear the words tater tots. this cuckoo clock responded to the senators inquiry with yet another deeply odd video while in ukraine, we are fighting for global liberty and the ideology of victory. too many in moscow and across the world are still caught up in focusing on the tired trope of gender chaos. >> sorry, champ. this statement about gender chaos might carry more weight if it

bec i overcompensate. shawn looks like a tv star.ook likaue i installed your tv. >> okay, so i go e to com in with a little heat. but you know what actually happened here to fetterman? okay.? rein they reinstated the jacket code because if they didn't, menendezst couldn't smuggle gold bars. >> so he was like, you try this in a polo schumer. >> are you kidding me? but the trutot respoh is, we nei standards for certain jobs. you know what i mean? like, it's united states senate, you should be held to a higher standard. you want to get on the commercial airliner, okay. and see a pilot who's in aget on bikini and specter a hat. >> and if you do, you're out of luck because bill clinton doesn't have a pilot's license . >> you know what i mean? but i think that's the sad reality. t.and i gave you one right ther. i gave those a thursday night. we're going to lose mood. okay. but that's the truth. in a >> it's like we're letting ourselves go as a society, a the languageing to make it sound like it's not as bad as it is. like in california. th

issis back to the original premise of not only this discussion because this really is a friendly sion bec discussion.no no, i know there's there's no personal animus between us. betweeit's just i don't agree with your views. >> you're good at givingd reasoned rationale for losing population and higher state income tax. and now i'm going to askgoing to you about the homeless population. we have stores now in san francischomeless populo becausey and grab robberies. >> they're leaving. yeah. you know, walgreen's has one. i think target is the other is at least three. >> whole foods is another. you're leavingwhole san francit >> okay. soio my question to you is between taxes, bureaucracy, , homelessness and the homeless, numbers are not good for you in your state. >> personal knowledge and no, and i wouldn't compare ourselves to anyone. >> it's a disgrace. the homelessa issuedisgra in 2. you had a ten year plan. yeahmeless i, i got the tape. let me play it for you. do it, san francisco. we believe fundamentally that fa food solves hunger, that sheltersme solve sleep, and that housing solves h

but enoching. culture, it gets diluted and bec but enoch powell was derided >> but enoch powell wasas now what suella as a racist. now what suella braverman was very clear to say today is that just because i'm raising these issues doesn't make me racist, doesn't make me xenophobic , that doesn't make me anti—immigrant. >> that's the line they throw out there to shut you down so they don't have to have the conversation they want. the left wants borders and they'll wants open borders and they'll say, open say, if you address open borders, you're xenophobic, you're now you're racist. if you're now you're racist. if you're now you're it's you're homophobic as well. it's like can't the conversation. >> labour immediately homophobic. okay. so esther mcvey conservative mp , are mcvey as a conservative mp, are there any aspects of i mean , i there any aspects of i mean, i loved it. you can tell i loved it, but i want both sides. are there aspects of this speech there any aspects of this speech that have made at all that have made you feel at all nervous ? yes. no nervous? yes. no >> i think

kids lost so much growth in achievement in their schools over the last couple of years because ofwns, bec the shutdown, because of the mask mandates and the idea that we have liberakingout it al activists tg about, again, is absolutely crazy. and it will happen here in the state of arkansas. >> all right. let mesas. and let me first asks you, how are the people of arkansas reacting to your very, very strong position? i would imagine they probably agree with you. not only do they agree, but they are cheering it on and absolutely demanding that we continue cours down this courseo and that we don't allow some of the loudest people in the room to again, shut down our schools, shut down our businesses and shut down ch. churches arkansas, i would say we'ree in about a 9010 state in supportre of keeping freedom aliveedom a e that's exactly what we're going to do here. >> see, in a liberal state likke new york, i find myself at times driving and you stuck at l cat and you look overal and to the car next to you and you know, it's a liberaloe and ayo joe biden supporter because they're usually doub

judith it's interesting bec have many thought we happen.um onjght we did have a referendum on immigration. it was the brexit referendum. alas, things referendum. but alas, things have haven't have got worse, haven't they? could we really have a referendum turning back the referendum on turning back the boats? interesting. again the rishi course, rishi sunak is now, of course, distancing himself net zero distancing himself from net zero slightly. like a slightly. it's almost like a pseudo referendum. and far pseudo referendum. and so far the polls that 50% the latest polls show that 50% of actually agree with of people actually agree with what he's saying. 34% of people disagree with it. i wonder what the result would be like if we had referendum whether or had a referendum on whether or not turn back the not we should turn back the boats. but you are, of course, watching listening to gb watching and listening to gb news. in just tick, news. coming up in just a tick, the offer uk the eu could offer the uk associate membership, but what exact

overall we have received a total dollars bec -- with over 30% being given in loan forgiveness. most notably, wsc daughter will receive just over 105 million dollars from the state resolving fund -- revolving fund in the coming years. from multiple projects and sanitary sewer reconstruction. thank you senator cardin for your support and leadership in advancing these crucial projects. while progress is being made things to the senior largest investment in water infrastructure in the history of u.s., we are still behind when it comes to having the necessary funding required for our infrastructure estimate. we are truly thankful this one-time investment was only five per -- truly thankful but this one-time investment was only 5% of what we need. winning 750 billion dollars over the next 20 years just to maintain the assisting nation drinking water and wastewater infrastructure. the aging infrastructure, climate and cyber threats and addressing emerging contaminants widens the funding gap. one of the most expensive and urging issues our nation's water sector faces is the presence of

it's a three months in the arms of anton du bec. >> well, listen, i'm jealous of anton, and we'll catchk you so much for joining us. the brilliant ann widdecombe coming up. thanks, ann. former aide to margaret thatcher, nile gardiner previews how sunak will fare at how rishi sunak will fare at next week's tory party conference. but next, as brits face annual bill of £6,000 a face an annual bill of £6,000 a year to meet green targets, are we facing a cost of net zero crisis? my superstar panel returned to debate that, plus , returned to debate that, plus, i'll be speaking to fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie, responding to the powerful voices that want to close down this place. plus, the front pages. but first, here's your . weather it's 10:00. and this weather it's10:00. and this is mark it's 10:00. and this is mark dolan . tonight, the green dream. dolan. tonight, the green dream. that's rinsing you clean, new estimates reveal the march to net zero is costing every household in britain a staggering £6,000 a year. and thatis staggering £6,000 a year. and that is until 2050. despite r

and that's largely bec opec export cartel. the opec export cartel. >> 90 plus dollars at the moment iy fear is if the markets get $100 a barrel in their sights , then it becomes a their sights, then it becomes a foregone something they try and aim for and that will feed directly into inflation. >> liam, thank you very much indeed. >> quite lovely story to bring >> quite a lovely story to bring you the london taxi you now because the london taxi charity an event to charity has hosted an event to celebrate world war ii veterans surrounded by iconic planes at biggin hill heritage hangar. the veterans reminisce as they were entertained. well, one chelsea pensioner taking to the skies in a spitfire for a day that we'll all always remember. >> gb news london reporter lisa hartle has more for us. >> world war two veterans stood in front of the iconic spitfire , a plane that holds so many memories for them this day was about reminiscing the veterans taxi charity invited them along with other veterans , to biggin with other veterans, to biggin hill heritage hangar in south london. >> i feel li

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