in this staff -- bill nelson.— staff -- bill nelson.aff -- bill nelson. yes, what is fascinating about _ staff -- bill nelson. yes, what is fascinating about that _ staff -- bill nelson. yes, what is fascinating about that is - staff -- bill nelson. yes, what is fascinating about that is he - fascinating about that is he previously sat on the senate armed services committee, and he got a classified briefing on uap. that makes one wonder what he was told in that briefing that has made him so keen to take this forward. what we will get in concrete terms is probably a lot of leveraging on existing satellite capabilities. nasa can do a lot in terms of using satellites that they have but also using imagery analysis resources and capabilities. there is a role for the public also, add a talk in their report about crowdsourcing through smartphones and using apps to gather information from citizen scientists. it is interesting because they are describing this as a starting point, in a sense they will not look back but look forward, more research

we have bill nelson, our nasa administrator. lisa fox, administrator for the science mission director. dan evans, assistant assistant deputy associate administrator for research within the science directorate and david is the president of the simonson foundation and also the chair of this particular independent study team. i will ask everyone in the room to place a please silence your cell phones. we will get started with everybody giving a few opening remarks. then we will take questions both in the room and then from the phones. for now i will hand it over to the administrator. >> thanks so much and thanks for coming today. nasa searches for the unknown in air and space. it is in our dna. from digging on mars with the perseverance rover in a -- in those little titanium tubes that we intend to go back and pick up. digging in the dry lake bed near the mouth of a river. now we are going up to the top of the cliff where the scientists feel there could be the best examples of if there were life there millions of years ago. whether

here's a statement from the nasa administrator, bill nelson.o uap. and this independent study team is exactly that, it is independent. they work to develop recommendations about how nasa could better examine them from a scientific perspective. and the top takeaway from the study is that there is a lot more to learn. the nasa independent study team did not find any evidence that uap have an extraterrestrial origin. but we don't know what these uap are. that was from the news conference thatjust that was from the news conference that just finished. let's cross to washington and speak to our north america correspondent nomia iqbal. what do you make of this nasa involvement and report? its involvement and report? it's interesting. _ involvement and report? it�*s interesting, when you go into something like this, this independent team had a meeting back independent team had a meeting back in may. i think everyone goes in thinking nasa might reveal something extraordinary, something ground—breaking, but you can't get your hopes up too high because th

nelson. it's always tough to follow bill he is such a great speaker. i want to thank the independent study team for their amazing service on the study and for their continued contributions for the advancement of our nations understanding of unidentified anomalous phenomena. as bill eloquently said uap is one of the greatest mysteries. it's due to the limited number of high quality data that surrounds such incidents often d often renders them unidentifiable. there are numerous eyewitness accounts and visuals associated they are not consistent. they are not detailed and they are not curated observations that can be used to make definitive scientific conclusions about the nature and the origin of uap. the language of scientist is data. data points toward the scientific conclusion to what the nature and the origin of uap could be. that leads us to why we are here today. the independent study team's report is now public it can be found at science.nasa.gov/uap. while nasa is still working to evaluate the report and to assess the independent study team findin

announcer: nasa administrator bill nelson addressed recent testimony from a former defense departmentmployee that suggests that the government possesses unidentified aerial phenomena and alien lifeforms.

, says administrator, bill nelson, says he wants to shift the conversation about ufos from sensationalismience with gb news across the uk on your tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. this is britain's news . by saying, play gb news. this is britain's news. channel by saying, play gb news. this is britain's news . channel six. britain's news. channel six. >> keir starmer has been in the hague today and being a serial flip flopper is not, as it happens, a war crime . he has in happens, a war crime. he has in fact been trotting around with europol, the european agency for law enforcement , to discuss his law enforcement, to discuss his plans to tackle migrants smugglers. but amidst all of this, his proposed new plan for tackling the migrant crisis has emerged. and it includes brilliantly letting in more migrants. the deal will see closer cooperation with the european union , and in exchange european union, and in exchange for a returns policy for those who cross the channel illegally, britain take share of britain would take a share of migrants

, says administrator, bill nelson, says he wants to shift the conversation about ufos from sensationalisme with gb news across the uk on your tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. this is britain's news . by saying, play gb news. this is britain's news. channel by saying, play gb news. this is britain's news . channel six. britain's news. channel six. >> keir starmer has been in the hague today and being a serial flip flopper is not, as it happens, a war crime . he has in happens, a war crime. he has in fact been trotting around with europol, the european agency for law enforcement , to discuss his law enforcement, to discuss his plans to tackle migrants smugglers. but amidst all of this, his proposed new plan for tackling the migrant crisis has emerged. and it includes brilliantly letting in more migrants. the deal will see closer cooperation with the european union , and in exchange european union, and in exchange for a returns policy for those who cross the channel illegally, britain take share of britain would take a share of migrants who

here's nasa administrator, bill nelson.look into uap. and this independent study team is exactly that. it is independent. they work to develop recommendations about how nasa could better examine them from a scientific perspective. and the top takeaway from the study is that there is a lot more to learn. the nasa independent study team did not find any evidence that uap have an extra terrestrial origin. but we do not know what these uk pr. live now to brett tingley, editor of space.com. thank you forjoining us. thank you for having me. thank you forjoining us. thank you for having me— thank you forjoining us. thank you for having me. what did you make of this announcement? _ for having me. what did you make of this announcement? nothing - this announcement? nothing unexpected. _ this announcement? nothing unexpected. a _ this announcement? nothing unexpected, a lot _ this announcement? nothing unexpected, a lot of - this announcement? nothing unexpected, a lot of us - this announcement? nothing - unexpected, a lot of us foll

the agency's administrator, bill nelson , says administrator, bill nelson, says he wants to shift theconversation about ufos from sensationalism to science on tv online, dab+ radio and launching an app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel >> so slippery starmer wanted today to mark his transformation into a global statesman conquering europe with tough talk about stopping the boats with a new eu backed law enforcement approach. but that claim is nothing but a mirage. political spin that only the biased establishment media would be stupid enough to accept without interrogation because while the british bashing corporation woke itv and sky news might repeat that pitch, what the labour party has actually done is admit that in government we would be tied to the eu's ludicrous approach to migrants. so given our population and taking into account the 1 million illegal arrivals to europe annually , we arrivals to europe annually, we would have to accept over 120,000 migrants from the continent every single year. us as a government source who crunched those numbers, told

the agency's administrator, bill nelson , says administrator, bill nelson, says he wants to shift theconversation about ufos from sensationalism to science on tv online, dab+ radio and launching an app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel >> so slippery starmer wanted today to mark his transformation into a global statesman conquering europe with tough talk about stopping the boats with a new eu backed law enforcement approach. but that claim is nothing but a mirage. political spin that only the biased establishment media would be stupid enough to accept without interrogation because while the british bashing corporation woke itv and sky news might repeat that pitch, what the labour party has actually done is admit that in government we would be tied to the eu's ludicrous approach to migrants. so given our population and taking into account the 1 million illegal arrivals to europe annually , we arrivals to europe annually, we would have to accept over 120,000 migrants from the continent every single year. us as a government source who crunched those numbers, told

it was headed by bill nelson, national administrator, - it?elves so much been investigating these, although they did comment on some of the investigations that have taken place, but they made a number of recommendations about how data can be gathered that is more scientifically useful, how they can use modern techniques like a! and machine learning to save through the day tomorrow. there was a very interesting recommendation about using the public. that nasa should develop a phone app. that every public site something interesting, they unit —— use the phone app, which controls the camera, and as well as taking pictures it will record lots of meta data, time, location, weather etc. that will allow scientific investigations to take place. it dawned on me that the task is you are dealing with data, some of it is honest data, some of it perhaps not so honest. and you have to develop ways of sifting through that. it is kind of similar to a problem we are all facing these days with social media about what information you believe, what information yo

let's listen to what the administrator of nasa, bill nelson, had to say during the announcement. >> there's blame the x-files for a lot of this as well. >> that possibly, too. but just remember what i said, we, nasa, are trying to shift it from sensationallism to science. >> commander, i don't know if he's referring to there was some -- some pictures and what not produced down in mexico i think you might recall in the last week. i don't know about you but when i saw that that sounded more science fiction than science fact. that's how it looked to me. i don't know what those things were they were showing the public down there, but i guess that's something the administrator wants to get away from and that nasa wants to take this seriously. do you take it seriously? >> well, sure. there are unexplained aerial phenomenon formerly known as ufos. i myself during a space mission have seen unexplained things that were later explained as human activity or some kind of natural phenomena. so i think it's important to go ahead and understand from a scientific standpoint what some of these things may be

a study found no signs that reported sightings were extraterrestrial but bill nelson believes life doest behind earth. the truth is out there. >> i hate these stories. i do. >> i love them. >> i know. >> everyone does. i'm the only one. thank you very much. >>> ahead on "power lunch," new covid booster shots hitting the market. the cdc recommending them for sebeyone 6 months and older as cas gin to climb. what you need know about the latest variant with pfizer board member dr. scott gottlieb. we're back after this. since the citi custom cash® card automatically adjusts to earn me more cash back in my top eligible category... suddenly, life's feeling a little more automatic... oooooohhh... automatic sashimi! earn cash back that automatically adjusts to how you spend with the citi custom cash® card. pano ai chooses t-mobile for business for 5g solutions... ...because t-mobile helps pano ai innovate, so they can stop the spread of wildfires. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. >>> welcome back. a couple key stories in the health care and pharma

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bill nelson is the head of nasa today talking about its year long independent report on uap is one thatto earth than other alien reports. >> the nasa independent study team did not find any evidence that uap have an extraterrestrial origin. but we don't know what these uap are. >> 33 pages long. put together by scientists and experts poring over encounters like this from military and commercial pilots. meanwhile, reports of alien life continue to make headlines around the world, like these so-called nonhumans rolled out before mexico's congress earlier this week. and in july, a former us navy pilot telling the house oversight committee about his run in with a uap off the coast of san diego. look at the fly, the technology that we faced was far superior than anything that we had. but because the mysterious flying objects are still a mystery, nasa will continue investigating them and has appointed a director of uap research, which nasa says the upgraded efforts will work hand in hand with other government agencies and use ai to search the skies for even more evidence. rob hayes, abc seven

chapter bill nelson's agency announced the creation of a special department for their research.exactly, citing secrecy. the purpose of the new department. nelson said he had yet to find an explanation for the mysterious phenomenon, for which there is still no solid evidence of an allegedly extraterrestrial origin. lately. this topic is in the spotlight, not only among readers of the american tabloid press, but also among congressmen in the us parliament and the case goes to the appropriate hearings. in my opinion, the son of the us president hantrubaiden faces 25 years in prison based on the total charges brought against him for possessing weapons during the period when he was addicted to drugs. american law prohibits people who use or store narcotic substances from purchasing or storing weapons. so in 2018, biden jr., knowing this, not only bought a gun. also, when filling out the questionnaire, i lied in writing about the absence of drug addiction. in the end it's big a jury here in delaware confirmed prosecutors charged all three offenses in this case. the sailors of our nort

the agency's administrator, bill nelson, says he wants to shift the conversation about ufos from sensationalistm to science . us sensationalist am to science. us gb news across the uk on your tv in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker. by radio and on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news let's take you live now to witham near chelmsford in essex for . chelmsford in essex for. farage good evening. well, i'm here in witham from northern essex. >> it is the constituency of priti patel , the former home priti patel, the former home secretary. >> she'll be joining me on the show a little bit later. we'll talk about that. we'll talk about crime and other things, too. but we couldn't have picked a better day to come here because cause today we've learned the labour solution learned what the labour solution to the channel crisis or perhaps some would even say channel emergency is. yes, sir. keir starmer has revealed all a hard hitting column in the sun newspaper today. he is going to smash the gangs. he's going to treat the gangs as if they were terrorists. yes. and we're goi

the agency's administrator, bill nelson, says he wants to shift the conversation about ufos from sensationalistm to science . us sensationalist am to science. us gb news across the uk on your tv in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker. by radio and on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news let's take you live now to witham near chelmsford in essex for . chelmsford in essex for. farage good evening. well, i'm here in witham from northern essex. >> it is the constituency of priti patel , the former home priti patel, the former home secretary. >> she'll be joining me on the show a little bit later. we'll talk about that. we'll talk about crime and other things, too. but we couldn't have picked a better day to come here because cause today we've learned the labour solution learned what the labour solution to the channel crisis or perhaps some would even say channel emergency is. yes, sir. keir starmer has revealed all a hard hitting column in the sun newspaper today. he is going to smash the gangs. he's going to treat the gangs as if they were terrorists. yes. and we're goi

bill nelson says he wants to shift the conversation about ufos from sensationalism to grounded science. here with gb news science. here with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. time now for headliners . headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. your first look at friday's newspapers . i'm andrew friday's newspapers. i'm andrew doyle. and joining me tonight are two of the best comedians from north london or the upper east part of north london. is that right.7 kerry marks and nick dixon? exactly that right? kerry marks and nick dixon? exactly right. yes. how are you? >> i think we're the best comedians from further afield as well. are you think well. but how are you think a lot of yourself, you? well. but how are you think a lot of ymore lf, you? well. but how are you think a lot of ymore london you? well. but how are you think a lot of ymore london than�* well. but how are you think a lot of ymore london than that. maybe more london than that. >> nick? >> what about you, nick? >> what about you, nick? >> how

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but now we call them like this, and nasa head bill nelson himself should tell you about aliens duringst buildings. i’ll tell you briefly this week in mexican. andrey that is, i would, where a meeting took place, entirely devoted to the issues of the existence of alien life, journalist and creator of the phenomena program jose mousan presented to the deputies two dried corpses, allegedly of alien origin. i don't know those same corpses. we show you or some those are the ones that are correct. and there she has three fingers of these corpses, on each hand and elongated narrow heads, according to the journalist , they were discovered during archaeological excavations. peru several years ago, according to analysis and scientists, for about 1,000 years they belonged to some alien civilization, which even lived on earth for some time, and then somehow drove back to its galaxy. sooner or later we will have to amend the mexican airspace protection law and recognize state level, the existence of unidentified anomalous phenomena. there are trillions of galaxies in our universe, and in each gala

bill nelson today officially stated that little green men do exist, ufos also known as unidentified anomalousn our thinking about them, an official from us, and says that the group of experts that prepared the report did not find any evidence of extraterrestrial origin this unidentified object, but they also did not find earthly explanations. this is a landmark moment in the study of ufos or unidentified anomalous phenomena as they are called now the name is a year-long study of unidentified objects and a member of the administration of the space agency admitted that he believes in aliens, my personal answer does not contain conclusions as to what these objects are, but they do not exclude their extraterrestrial origin independent nasa research group did not find evidence of extraterrestrial origin , but we don't know that it is a ufo, he recommends nasa to use its satellites to observe the earth to help get more information, nasa said. what does it prescribe? director of unidentified anomalous phenomena research, who will lead an update to the data collection methods we will use, artificial

. >> despuÉs comenzÓ a forjar el impresionante resume, en el 2018 entrÓ a trabajar con bill nelson, senadorer becerra salud, alejandro mayorkas en seguridad nacional, miguel cardona en educaciÓn, isabel guzmÁn administradora de pequeÑos negocios. a partir del 2018 su vida se convirtiÓ en un torbellino, 2020 fue un aÑo que difÍcilmente olvidarÁ. >> yo nunca imaginÉ que iba a ser una ciudadana estadounidense y ese dÍa cuando salÍ la ceremonia de juramentaciÓn fuese momento de soy otra persona, la misma pero ahora le puse otra capa a esa persona. maria: a que el fundÍa de grandes sorpresas, alguien con quien colaborÓ en su campaÑa la felicito por twitter. >> el presidente twitter dÁndome la bienvenida aa estados unidos. marÍa antonieta: quÉ sigues haciendo que recomiendas que los demÁs hagan? >> una de las cosas es que yo agradezco mucho pero agradecer abre muchas puertas. [aplausos] marÍa antonieta: dÉjenme decirles y usted que nos estÁ viendo, escuche bien este consejo, luisiana dice que literalmente abre los ojos y comienza a agradecer a dios por cada cosa que le sucede en ese dÍa, eso y nu

bill nelson today officially said that he believes that scientists will be able to discover a planete earth on which there is life. ufos also known as unidentified anomalous phenomena require new scientific methods and shifts in our thinking about them, an official from the nose says that a group of experts, the report that prepared it found no evidence of an extraterrestrial origin for this unidentified object, but they also found no terrestrial explanation. what are the aliens called now, my personal answer does not contain conclusions. get more information nasa said. what does the director of unidentified anomalous phenomena appoint, who will lead the update of data collection methods we will use, artificial intelligence and machine learning to search for anomalies in the ufo skies that were once an afterthought the topic that nasa and other organizations. they didn’t want to touch on what was confirmed by the pentagon as a real phenomenon, it was videos like this that changed the situation; a us navy pilot filmed objects moving in a way that was incomprehensible to them. but what

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the late south african president nelsonandela, who spent 18 years inside a solitary confinement cell. the bill's author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour-a-day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which said to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like it was i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, very violent proven to be very, very v

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the late south african president nelson mandela, who spent 18 years inside a solitary confinement cell. the bill's author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour-a-day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which eduardo to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like it was i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, very violent proven to be very, v

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the late south african president nelson mandela, who spent 18 years inside a solitary confinement cell. the bill's author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which eduardo to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like it was i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, very violent proven to be very, ver

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the late south african president nelsons author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which eduardo to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, very violent proven to be very, very violent people. and we have such extreme policy is victims are erased. they bec

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the late south african president nelson mandela, who spent 18 years inside a solitary confinement cell. the bill's author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which said to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like it was i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, very violent proven to be very, very v

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the late south african president nelson mandela, who spent 18 years inside a solitary confinement cell. the bill's author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which eduardo to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, very violent proven to be very, very viole

nelson rockefeller was a wrong choice. he thought that ford should have cleaned house. bill simon, secretary of treasury, second day of ford's presidency says, you want to get rid of all of us. ford's response was, nobody leaves the plane without a parachute. ford being ford, he looked around and saw all of these white house people who had nothing to do with watergate. who were very capable and competent people. who should not be blamed. it raises a really interesting question that you don't hear very often about the american presidency. can a president be too nice? i think hartman, rumsfeld, dwight eisenhower, everyone thinks about the smile. and the smile was real. he also had sherman adams as his chief of staff to do the heavy lifting and be the bad guy. in effect, the role of -- that holderman performed for nixon. ford saw the best in everyone. there are people who wondered why he cap hartman on. hartman was a divisive figure, he drank. rinse saw the worst in people. hartman completed ford as a politician. he was also someone, the only one, he was someone who could tell

nelson nowadays has moved from colombo to mostly pre re struggling to keep the home fires. burning electricity has been disconnected because she couldn't pay her bill, which is increased in recent months without a 0 made to last year. she was supplying food to a local eatery, earning bad enough to make ends meet. now, kind of phone now gardening, because now i have to give up selling string help is gas kerosene flour and the prices increase, so i couldn't manage. now i provide meals to some students who are lodging nearby, and monitoring with great difficulty. murphy's flight is common among hundreds of thousands of sure. lumpkins, not just the poorest one year on the government says things are on the mend that are normal cues. inflation is full and, and what could i mention says have increased, but many people here are still struggling to living. the situation is being a challenge for those running the government social, but that program which is tried to cushion those worst effected when we come to having the last 5 years. you'll know that we had the a, a safety problem for the full in florida. people, when we about one point in southern or to me

bill or renegotiate renegotiate brexit. i think is what he said. i mean, he'sjust what he said. i mean, he's just an, the fool . an, the fool. >> nigel nelsonnk her short tenure justifies an honours list . an honours list. >> okay. and belinda deluise, your nominee. >> mine is the nhs. clearly, there swimming in money. have so much money. they've got 14 million to spare. they're on over 200. new diversity officers. i mean, can you believe it? there's waiting lists. there's people desperate for urgent care and medical attention. but. oh, no , they attention. but. oh, no, they want to spend 14 million on diversity officers that no one needs because if you're a racist at work, you get the sack. you don't need to pay 80 someone, £80,000 to say that ridiculous . £80,000 to say that ridiculous. >> on putting out all of this waste. >> belinda i. this is the problem and no one's accountable. in the nhs, they misspend money, throw it down the toilet on ridiculous made up woke positions and they leave patients to suffer the consequences of less funding . consequences of less funding. i'm not a fan. no i'm not going to clap for you. i'm with you doing

bill or renegotiate renegotiate brexit. i think is what he said. i mean, he'sjust what he said. i mean, he's just an, the fool . an, the fool. >> nigel nelsonnk her short tenure justifies an honours list . an honours list. >> okay. and belinda deluise, your nominee. >> mine is the nhs. clearly, there swimming in money. have so much money. they've got 14 million to spare. they're on over 200. new diversity officers. i mean, can you believe it? there's waiting lists. there's people desperate for urgent care and medical attention. but. oh, no , they attention. but. oh, no, they want to spend 14 million on diversity officers that no one needs because if you're a racist at work, you get the sack. you don't need to pay 80 someone, £80,000 to say that ridiculous . £80,000 to say that ridiculous. >> on putting out all of this waste. >> belinda i. this is the problem and no one's accountable. in the nhs, they misspend money, throw it down the toilet on ridiculous made up woke positions and they leave patients to suffer the consequences of less funding . consequences of less funding. i'm not a fan. no i'm not going to clap for you. i'm with you doing