we had the burka gate row over the summer, we had the burka gate row over the summer, you are we hade know he wants to derail the bra kes we know he wants to derail the brakes are planned, we know he doesn't like chequers, heath calling the phrase chuck chequers, does he wa nt to the phrase chuck chequers, does he want to derail it and step into number ten and take control and i think this is for we are stopping short of saying it but connect the dots it's very hard to see how it would be politically sustainable for theresa may to change her political position and stay post with any credibility or authority. he seems to be using increasingly colourful language about brexit in particular. yes and we've all so seen him stepping it up, we have his weekly telegraph column, i think in about six hours we will get another dose of this and that has had the rhetoric having higher and higher and we've had things like a white flag fluttering and this seems to be a more extreme way of suggesting surrender and not being good for the country. he said chequers is a disaster. if you are ratcheting u

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>> i think it's some sort of hand burka so no one gets distracted. this gesture as a white supremacist gesture is complete nonsense, it was a joke started on 4chan years ago, a gesture in hindu and buddhist cultures but suddenly white supremacist, are they having a membership drive? it's the mexican jews. the whole thing is nonsense and i don't worry about it because i'm in new york all the time so my handsare curled in impotent rage . >> cast, one of two options. you can talk about the hand or you can talk about cory booker and i can roll something. >> i really do want to talk about the hand. >> let's talk about the hand. >> i'm disturbed that people are looking that closely at other people's hands because i really need a manicure and i don't want to gobecause that part at the end where you have to sit there like this for what feels like forever . i mean, it's an oppressive amount of time where your left there with nothing but your own thoughts, looking in the mirror. you can't to, you can't test, you're sitting there like this and a lot of people l

>> the solution is a hand burka, no one gets distracted.in mind that this gesture as a white supremacist gesture is complete nonsense, it was a joke that started about a year ago, doing this in hindo and buddhist cultures for thousands of years, the idea that suddenly white supremacists, what are they having a membership drive? it's the mexican jews -- greg: the mexican jew. >> the whole thing is nonsense. i don't worry about it, my fists -- i'm new york all the time. my fists are curled in impotent rage all the time. greg: can you talk about the hand or cory booker and i could roll tape. what would you want to talk about? >> i really want to talk about the hand. greg: talk about the hand. >> i'm really disturbed that people are looking that closely at other people's hands. [laughter] >> because i really need a manicure, and i don't want to go because that part at the end where you have to sit there like this for what feels like forever, i mean, it is an oppressive amount of time where you are left with nothing but your own thoughts. >> and

events surrounding islam or the muslim world always using images of women in he jobs or women in burkaslook at what just recently boris johnson the former u.k. foreign secretary wrote a very controversial article where he called muslim women in britain letter boxes referring to the the where you can only see the size so i think the politics is almost inevitable i mean you all must remember a few years ago the burqini the famous muslim swimwear that became a huge controversy when france banned the this this those murky thing it was promoting extremism and there was calls for similar bans in germany there are a number of people who think that muslim dress per se is repressive and i think it's almost impossible to extract the political from this but at least with this exhibit which runs in some of this going there will be coming to germany next year at least with this exhibit expands the conversation and so we can talk a bit more about the sort of the incredible breadth of not just muslim fashion but of the muslim female experience of school for debate that because that of those who are ba