christian: ambassador bolton, thank you for your time. john bolton speaking to me earlier. get reaction to that from our panel later in the program. let's take a short break. around the world and across the u.k., you are watching bbc news. christian: welcome back. the british government says it is reforming the archaic planning rules which the prime minister says has been holding back britain in the race for clean, secure, and affordable energy. today he set out new rules to make it easier to build nuclear reactors here in england and wales. the old-style plants are expensive and decades in the planning. we have not completed one since 1995. but since the invasion of ukraine and the advance of ai, nuclear has become a necessary and desirable part of the mix. the changes to the planning rules today means if and when the smaller, modular reactors become available and commercially viable, britain should be in position. with me to discuss is michael fitzpatrick, professor at coventry university, expert in nuclear power technologies. explain to those of us who are not so sure on

this is exactly what janet has tried to make happen in bolton police station. hiya. hi.ly well. yeah? i'm surprised. i've been told that bolton have definitely sent it to essex. then you could be looking at a criminal case? yes, definitely. i do have hope. i feel during all this time i've been in limbo—land and ijust want it to end. and this will give me and louise closure on the whole janet has made some progress, but what happens next is far from certain. a week later, i approached essex and greater manchester police forces to get an update. both said they have looked at the case and it's down to the other to investigate. it appears janet is back in limbo. i've come to seejoanne in her hometown of port talbot in south wales. she is still processing what happened to her six months ago. was that she lacked confidence and this is why she chose to get a liquid bbl. the same way. how do you feel about the fact that ricky is still in business? it's shocking. you know? i can't believe he's still doing all these treatments and nearly killing people. maya, i don't know how much

we will get reaction tonight from egypt's former advisorjohn bolton.ed tape, the british prime minister rips up the planning rules to fire up nuclear power. if the presidents plan for the us discussion, then the people who knew about it were extremely limited in number. it came own secretary of state. certainly it caught the israeli prime minister on tuesday night. is doing the same over and again and diiierent :-= gfieeeale-j m p m 7 trump an outside president trump is an outside the box thinker and a visionary wit—2°" thinker and a visionary �*who wit—2°" thinker and a visionary �* who solves wit—2°" thinker and a visionary �*who solves problems wit—2°" thinker and a visionary �* who solves problems that leader who solves problems that many others, especially in this claim art in later on wednesday his secretary of state marco rubio — tried to qualify some of the detail. what he very generously has offered — what he very generously has offered is the ability of the - states_ offered is the ability of the states to go in and united states to go in and

there was an active feud between them, but he was the president's national security advisor in bolton was talking about this. but for trump to come out this boldly as the president of the united states and talk so open about what people consider to be a mass atrocity. remember, it's not it's ethnic cleansing, but it is considered a crime against humanity in the international uh, just the system we have. and that is something that i think many people did not expect to hear from the president directly. yeah, well trump is trying to sell the says a humanitarian risk you operation for palestinians giving them a bit of lives somewhere else. i mean, what sort of pushback uh, is it going to be to, to remarks like that they are in the us? it will look, i think we've seen with president trump, you know, as he declared tariffs against mexico and canada and walk them back. maybe that happens in this case in the sense that the pushback that he's going to get from the king of jordan will be his 3rd international visit or the japanese or 2nd behind netanyahu. and the king of jordan will be here in

i don't think, well, just going to be as a, as a interventionist as a, as bolton, but as well. and mark of rubio, who i don't know uh, in your atmosphere may launch a full scale war with the sudden image sphere, which has always been his i, i dear the close of the day. i mean, even before it gets to the pen to get into these exit every day, i know that the confirmation hearings have been going on with the with that and go to see gathered and so on. but wilts is in a very powerful position, and rubio is the secretary of state. he's the blink configure. yeah. was, is i think the one to be more worried about and will be, i think what's gonna happen to rubio. and it's just just speculation on my part. we get a show about it a few days ago is that he's going to be a very weak secretary of state. he's going to be a figurehead and he's going to be the fall guy to do things. the trump doesn't want to do, and that may entice into lead before too long. i just think that i think he's, he's, we're line perform policy advice on people that are closer to him that are outside of the sort of t

you can actually work for john bolton for quite some time. so they came up with this crazy article. i'm sure you remember back in early 24, mid 24, whatever it was about. here's how we can do it. we're going to have a, we're going to freeze the conflict for a 100 days and you know, and we're going to tell good. and if you don't come to the table, we're going to a sanction you. and we're going to tell you, create a funeral, come to the table, we're going to stop giving your weapons. and here's what's going to happen. it's completely bizarre, completely devoid of reality approach. sadly, it was a good book, that's probably why it was accepted, inform policy circles in washington. but when you're winning a war, you don't accept the ceasefire. that's just a fact. you know, and when you have expended so much blood and treasure, as russia has also quite a bit short on the 1000000 casualties, the trump claims we can get to that later. but nevertheless, when you've expended so much as someone comes along and says, hey, you're winning, but can you stop somebody now? and by the way, you claim

a waltz is national security advisor, and i should say john bolton was on this show the other day as long as having national security advisor. i don't think, well, just going to be as a, as a interventionist as a, as bolton, but the wolf's, and marco rubio, who i don't know uh, in your atmosphere may launch a full scale war with the sudden image sphere which has always been his i, i dear, they're closer, they're what they, i mean, even before it gets to the pen to get into the exit every day. i know that the confirmation hearings have been going on with the lieutenant colonel josie gabbert and so on. but wilts is in a very powerful position, and rubio is the secretary of state. he's the blink configure. yeah. was, is i think the one to be more worried about and will be, i think, what's going to happen to rubio. and this is just a test speculation on my part. we get a show about it a few days ago, is that he's going to be a very weak secretary of state. he's going to be a figurehead and he's going to be the fall guy to do things that trump doesn't want to do. and that may entice him t

been into bolton five times in total. wasn't well known.se had signed a consent form, of which i answered yes. so he actually said, "well, it was her own fault." until i spoke to a sergeant. i went into reception, same gentleman was on reception, and so i said that i would wait and i wouldn't leave the gentleman then called two police officers and had me of the premises by two officers for wanting to speak to a sergeant. not everyone has a janet that's able to fight their corner. they feel ashamed. they feel scared. they're left trying to rebuild their lives, but unable to get any form ofjustice. janet isn't the only one who is trying to take action against ricky sawyer. three councils have put out prohibition notices banning him from carrying out liquid bbls. and brentwood council say they've done so to protect the public from serious injury. aesthetics clinics can pop up anywhere, and they could close and we wouldn't know about it. it's very difficult to deal with. to gather the intelligence correctly, to know where these practitioners ar

surgeon we put our evidence for tougher regulation. and that those caught dispensing medication in boltonell. yeah? i'm surprised. yes, definitely. it sounds like you have hope. i do have hope. and this will give me and louise closure on the whole situation thatjustice will be done. janet has made some progress, but what happens next is far from certain. forces to get an update. it appears janet is back in limbo. i've come to seejoanne was that she lacked confidence and this is why she chose to get a liquid bbl. her priority now is to make sure her daughter never feels the same way. how do you feel about the fact it's shocking. he should be locked up. all these treatments and nearly killing people. maya, i don't know how much you know no, never. why not? i i love her way of thinking. her priority is stopping the man who she says almost killed her daughter — itjust makes me feel sick. i'm more determined now. more determined than ever to stop him. i would ask ricky sawyer injecting him with the same products but i'm not undercover. hello. ricky sawyer. 0h! ricky sawyer, can i please ask, y

pompeo, bolton and, hook are threatened by iran.an's revolutionary guard with trying the hire a hit man to kill john bolton and trump, unfortunately, is is leaving them unprotected. paul: america ane. a a miss to to former new jersey senator bob menendez. he was sentenced to is 1 is years in prison -- 11 years in prison for a corruption scandal that famously involved accepting gold bars as a bribe, and when he was asked about, he blamed point the prosecutorial system, and he said i think trump was right. so he may well be correct about that, there definitely have been biased prosecutions, but the prosecutors had him absolutely dead to rights there, and he should be accepting blame and seeking remorse from the if public. paul: that's one pardon i don't think trump will grant dan. >> president trump's executive orders have been hard to keep track of, but one deserves really special notice and a hit x has his directive the federal agencies to do more toport school choice programs. numerous republican states recently have enacted plans

not alone. >> brett bolton, here at the utah school for the deaf and blind. exciting weekend of basketball as they host the tournament for the western states. who's participating? [applause] >> we are hosting the western states basketball classic. [music] this means we have five other states, deaf schools, and they've all come together from colorado, phoenix, arizona. oregon, washington, all came here. and they are all either deaf or hard of hearing. so we came together to play basketball together so that they can feel that unity and realize that there's other people just like them. >> you can sense this unity from the players, but also the cheering fans consisting of students, faculty and other local high school students who have learned sign language and cheer the team on with their raised hands. >> we kind of distract the when they're doing a free throw, they can feel those vibrations that we're trying to throw them off when they're doing that and you know, they can't hear. >> even though the teams can't hear, they can still communicate the plays with each

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do you agree that john bolton's actions likewise undermine public trust? ms. gabbard: yes, mr.hairman. chairman cotton: will you admit no one who abuses his information and publish as book without submitting for review and getting a rule for publication will hold a security clearance again or entrusted with classified information again? chairman cotton: let's move to odni. congress envisioned it to be a small agency that directs rather than replicates the 18 constituencies that make up our intelligence community. over the years the odni strayed from this vision to an organization that now publicly boasts nearly 2,000 people. more than half of whom are not detailed from an intelligence agency but rather are career odni bureaucrats and even developed centers producing their own analysis. will you commit today to working with this committee to restoring the odni to its original size, scope, and function? ms. gabbard: yes, senator, i look forward to working with you and the committee, if confirmed, assess the current status of who is working in the odni and the function that they f

he was trump's former national security advisor, ambassador john bolton. ambassador, what do you make of how we're we're a month into the new congress, and it's still pretty clear that they are divided on how to proceed with trump's agenda. and what we are told is he is not really telling them explicitly to do this or that. >> well, i think it's a very sharp contrast with the kind of blitzkrieg tactics that elon musk is using, with some success in the early days, confronting the real political obstacles on capitol hill. and a lot rides on this, whether there's an extension of the 2017 tax cuts, what revenues from tariffs trump is going to propose, and whether the incredibly thin republican majority in the house can can sustain this. i think it's also evidence of splits within trump's support base. there are really hardcore fiscal conservatives in the house who want to see dramatic reductions in federal spending, get the annual deficit down, and begin reducing the national debt. donald trump has never been a fiscal conservative. never. he likes spending oth

the report was that later caused hysteria in the west. russia was again accused of old bolton since which it became the reasons for another branch of sanctions with which the west wants to strangle russia. and then we started to get interested. we have our own facts that prove that there were no russian troops there at that time. no one wants to listen to this. we are already at a minimum right now. so to look for the 2nd year, we have been trying to get the names of those people whose bodies were shown by the bbc general execute just their names. isn't this a natural step in any investigation of any crime includes a start and we'll move also on usa i these books is the bbc which got over $3000000.00 in 2024 alone making it that years. the 2nd largest recipient of us say i the funds, and i definitely earn that money shamelessly pushing fake and 2 russian stories like those of ukraine's former human rights chief ludmilla denise of us who made up stories of a case with russian soldiers of raping ukrainian women to goes up to about 25 women age 14 to $20.00 full. that's where rates by russia

we had john bolton on the other week of course, and hope to get mike flynn, who was the 1st one. so that should hopefully signal that trump reacts very quickly to uh when he's being made a fool out of i would think, so i said earlier, right after the election that there wouldn't be a single one. if they did pass, go with the senate and, and get confirmed there wouldn't be a single one that is major cabinet, a point, days or a reasonable facsimile 2nd tax. i'm always there. all that lasted not much at all. we go, that's donald trump, at least. so he said that ron was not a in a week position. so i'm allowed claiming to buy administrator and for that on like what say, lindsey graham and bizarre of people in your congress is talk about when they, with respect to iran. and the, the possibility of an invasion you're on is just sign that russia deal. you know, with just showed a military cooperation been around, has been showing of new weaponry that at least looks off the table. it's just going to be greater the way the sanctions older. trump obviously hasn't been told about bricks and

it's the worst fire in bolton, british history. a public inquiry blamed multiple government and industry failures for the tragedy. criminal charges have yet to be proved. hundreds of civic contributors and technology experts have gathered in serious capital. the event is positive efforts to exchange knowledge and create jobs. the young syrians, as they try to rebuild the country. after the full of bush on a side, that's all they've been jobs or pull. so from damascus. this is a cluster munitions being detected by a thermal imaging drone. another solution which can check if an unexploded bombs live and pinpoint it's coordinates. it was developed by the have a mirror who was once serious youngest event. he was given an award when he was a teenager, interested a few days later by the full i'm a vision. i was told one thing to never think i like many syrians, he said look, turnaround is nice. somebody come to silicon valley. now he wants to take part in rebuilding the country. 24 syria is and when you add a new generation of us coming

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. >> bill barr, john bolton and liz cheney are also on the enemies list.ing his campaign and informed a lot of the conversation. certainly the three of us had, but some of the things that were surprising was the removal of mike pompeo security detail to protect him from a known threat from iran, threat for assassination. he also removed the security from john bolton, a loud critic of donald trump but an even louder critic of former president joe biden, as well as the campaign to strip a star from former chairman of the joint chiefs, mark milley, as as sort of a former political person. i mean, these things are not popular. mark milley is viewed by the vast majority of people who can still be reached by facts and information, which isn't all of maga, for sure, as an american hero, i mean, i wonder to the degree that politics and public outcry can slow or stop this effort, how much of the damage has already been done? mary? with the purges and the lists already underway at doj and the fbi? well, you know, mark made some great. >> points about the effort here

that stitches three of the four people that we have learned, trump stripped security from pompeo, bolton and milley is the stated public threat to assassinate everyone involved in the soleimani strike. are you aware of any i mean, what did pompeo and the reason i list that group of three is i don't know anyone that understands what it is that pompeo did to make trump angry. what is the answer inside the pentagon for how to protect people who carried out a commander in chief's order? at the end of the day, it was trump's order to carry out the strike that killed soleimani. what is the military's response to leaving people who were simply following an order from a commander in chief exposed to threats not just of violence, but of an assassination from iran? >> i have to say there are a number of people who were involved in the soleimani strike who are still and have a very real active threat against them by from iran, who have not been touched by this. and, you know, just ethically, i don't think it's fair to name them here at this point. but but there are a number of people, a number of p

he stays with ambassador bolton, his family. and you know, he takes away two things. one place is a dump and secondly, he he sees these kind of entryways the closed metro stations and he asks around and somebody, well, that's for the senior leaders. and he takes from that kind of what i have learned all i need to know about russia. i wanted to dump on the soviet union. so i think i endorse this. and secondly, that the soviet leaders are prepared to evacuate in the event of a nuclear war and, you know, so you can say, well, that's on the one hand. and ken on the other hand is like, i write a 500 page book about that russian history. it's good to have both perspectives. but, you know, in the realm, you know, deterring the adversary and to figure out how to structure forces to do that and how to explain that the american people, you know, i think that you sort of have to come down on on the one side and you have to evaluate, okay, what are the worst case scenarios? and even if you have even if you've laid out what are worst case scenarios and the worst case scenarios com

he's revoked secret service security details from john bolton and who faces his former national security adviser, who wrote a critical book about trump. so while the president has said that retribution would be his success, people who are who have crossed him are finding out that in the real world, their lives are getting a little bit more difficult. in some cases, security clearances have been yanked, yanked away. >> yamiche. fox news has released a preview clip of the president's interview, which is airing in the next hour ahead of the super bowl. let's take a listen to what he said about elon musk. >> trust elon. oh, he's not gaining anything. in fact, i wonder how he can devote the time to it. he's so into it. but i told him do that. then i'm going to tell him very soon. like maybe in 24 hours to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing. then i'm going to go. go to the military. let's check the military. we're going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse. and, you know, the people elected me on that. >> so donald trump is c

national security adviser john bolton, "i did not think he was qualified. he demonstrated no policy aptitude at all. i was forced to hire him." president trump's deputy national security adviser, charles kupperman. "the idea that kash patel is going to be the fbi director is appalling. his legal career is modest at best and his ideas are ludicrous." gina haspel threatened to resign after president trump reposed making kash patel cia director. the fence secretary mark esper said that "ms. britt -- mr. patel had lied about whether nigeria approved a hostage rescue situation putting american lives at risk." mr. patel would have us believe that all of these public servants and all of these republicans from the first trump administration and anyone else who are critical of him are nothing but government gangsters and deep state members. many of them have made his list of enemies. just this week cnn reported that during the trump administration, cia were officials referred mr. patel to the justice department for criminal investigation for sharing classified infor

officials, some of whom president trump has removed security from john bolton, of course, and others. but the president said he left a specific letter that the the military action would be to obliterate the iranian aggressors in that respect. so unusual language to hear that directly from the president there, but also talking about the united nations, how he is a continuing the biden administration's removing of funding from some u.n. groups in the middle east there, as well as a variety of other issues. we are beginning to see a pattern here. now, jake, as we enter the third week of this administration, the president signing executive orders in public, taking a variety of questions, talking a lot about elon musk and many other things. most presidents sign such orders and actions in private during office time. this president has decided for the second day in a row, and many times during his short time back in office to do it in public. he was also belittling his successor a bit, but certainly a variety of things. but this meeting now, there is no doubt that. much to discuss here. as w