some tory members are suggesting your rhetoric, your braverman esque rhetoric, your braverman esque rhetoricldn't believe everything that you read in the guardian that i saw that article and it's a complete load of rubbish. it's in the conspiracy theory box. i believe very strongly that the conservative party has to represent the common ground of british politics, and millions of people across our country are calling for secure borders, a tough approach on extremism , tough approach on extremism, ensuring that we bear down on criminals and lock up hyper prolific criminals in our prisons. those are not issues of the right or the left. they're issues which unite our country. and i want to ensure that the conservative party has the strongest possible approach on them. i'm very pleased that so far in this leadership contest, i've attracted support from all quarters in the party and i hope that will that will continue as we have votes in parliament tomorrow and on wednesday. i want to unite the conservative party now, be unite it with a real sense of purpose and part of that is undoubtedly making

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. >> ben, do you think that david cameron has the same politics as suella braverman?iously one of them is david cameron is not right wing, david cameron is not right wing, david cameron is not right wing. >> and the debate, the schism in british politics at the moment is not between the left and the right. >> the schism is between those that would govern us through unaccountable domestic institutions. otherwise known as quangos and international institutions like the european union. w.h.o, the un, etc. embed in place international law, which we're repeatedly told trumps domestic law and trumps domestic interests, and is prepared repeatedly to give away power from the people of this country to , to these country to, to these institutions. and if you stand, as i believe, many in the conservative party do, and certainly the labour party and liberal democrats against the nafion liberal democrats against the nation state of the united kingdom, you are anti—british . kingdom, you are anti—british. it's a matter of fact. you can shake your head, but if you take if you have po

home secretary for six weeks anyway, but he did not take the advice of robert jenrick and suella bravermanve speeded up the deterrent effect of the rwanda flights. >> and so i'm afraid he he was not really telling us the truth when he said he'd solved it all. >> now go back to kemi , tesla >> now go back to kemi, tesla thinks the maternity leave thing was a mistake. yes, i rather warm to politicians who make gaffes. i think it shows that they say what they believe in, rather than just the script they've been given from central casting and the fact she made a gaffe or two at the conference, i thought made her, in a sense , i thought made her, in a sense, a stronger candidate because a more genuine one. more genuine one. >> more genuine one. >> well, if the gaffe had been something she believed and stuck by then you could make that defence. but i think it's totally the wrong thing to say. and do. i don't know of any normal conservative who thinks that the maternity leave is too generous, or that we should somehow act as a deterrent to people having babies. >> it's actually quite balanced. >>

somebody said braverman. [ laughter ] from parenthood.was in the theater. there was a woman in the front when the lights came up said, nate, from "six feet under." said my character name. you never know. people, recently there was a guy tsa in l.a., lax, who was a sports night fan. so he called me casey. it's usually a character name, which i really enjoy. >> michael: which means you're doing great work. embodying the character. just stay out of helicopters and this stuff. you're scaring me with the descriptions of what you've gone through. we appreciate you being here. always love seeing you. >> likewise. >> michael: "911" airs thursdays 8 p.m. eastern on abc. and streams the next day on hulu. make sure you check that out. coming up reesa teesa whose tik tok about getting married then divorced went viral, is here with a happy update. >> we know why you're here. you're here for part of the new series that i am calling who the -- did i marry. i'm going to create this -- >> robin: we're back with that viral tik tok series reesa teesa talkin

and i make the same case against suella braverman as well, because i said she was very shoddy.e statements that i just think, how did you get past any selection, their own worst enemies, because it makes people. >> it makes it so for easy people to attack them. >> we want them to be speaking normally at a level that the pubuc normally at a level that the public understand and say. the things that really matter to them. that's the kind of openness that we have, what they have to be careful about is how those who are their opponents manipulate that. >> i reject that you can you can be open said for most prime minister, i reject that because you can be open. >> you can be you can speak , you >> you can be you can speak, you can be very down to earth, but you can also be very precise with your language. and that's something that, i mean, you know, journalists and people that work in our industry have to be very good at that. people that do front facing people, like people like us, for example. however, i think things that we say, for example, it's a lot harder to be taken out of co

well, the stop the boats messaging originally developed under suella braverman, who then james cleverlyaced as home secretary. he kept the messaging, he kept the policy. but at the time there was a bit of consternation over the fact that james cleverly had reportedly been very rude about the rwanda policy, saying things that i'm not sure i can repeat at this time on television, and saying that it was a useless policy. but of course he has . saying that it was a useless policy. but of course he has. he stepped away from those reported comments, trying to explain them as about implementation rather than the idea of a deterrent, which he says he has always supported. but yes, the message from james cleverly today is this idea that stop the boats as a slogan was achievable under the last parliament, set the conservative party up for failure because saying stop the boats would really imply hello would really imply that the boats could all have been stopped. i've just been photo bombed by tom tugendhat. i didn't expect that at this time. and you know, we've got to stop meeting each other this

. >> suella braverman is cancelled at cambridge.fone issues guidelines on gender identity and insects are unleashed at the lgb alliance conference. this is free speech nation . welcome to free speech nation. welcome to free speech nation. welcome to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. this is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from all those lovable culture warriors who have been unleashing insects. this week. we'll get to that in just a moment. but coming up, i'm going to be talking to the author of a new book that documents the hounding from protesters over her pro—women's rights views and the organisation which had its conference disrupted by thousands of crickets, will be joining me tonight and also an author found guilty of spreading pro—nazi propaganda gives his defence and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from this wonderful studio audience . and wonderful studio audience. and my comedian guests this evening are

suella braverman says after cambridge cancellation, she was going to go visit the society that she wast of back in the day. and sure , back in the day. and sure, cambridge university conservative association. i always think it's weird when politicians are weird, like they're in these groups in their sort of 20s. i just think, just get drunk and have sex like normal people. but anyway, yeah, but she was going to go and address them. and then pro—palestinian activists of course, got wind of it as they do and wanted to shut it down. and supposedly it was advice given that it wouldn't be safe for her. >> having said that, cambridgeshire police said we were made aware of ms braverman's planned visit and following an assessment, braverman's planned visit and following an assessment , the following an assessment, the visit was deemed to be low risk. >> yes, i saw that . >> yes, i saw that. >> so it sounds like maybe she was like trying to kind of create more of a storm by by cancelling it and then complaining. >> i know, but then they might have the, the, the, the group themselves might have