and welcome this is calvin's common sense crusade with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your tv online and, on your wireless today . we'll be wireless today. we'll be discussing it you think liz truss was given a realistic chance to implement her radical tax cutting agenda. the issue of unity in the church of england and when it comes gay rights and the alleged comments made by justin welby on that . and a justin welby on that. and a former australian prime minister has sparked outrage from usual suspects as he hails cardinal george pell as a saint at his funeral. but first, it's the news often you, such as . calvin news often you, such as. calvin think it was 3:00. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. liz truss has admitted she wasn't to blame less than what happened dunng blame less than what happened during her time as prime minister, but has criticised a lack of political support from . lack of political support from. colleagues. writing in the sunday telegraph in her first major comments since leaving ten, the former premier claimed she wasn't given a realistic chance to act o

this is calvin's common crusade. with me, the reverend calvin robinson. on your tv , online and robinson. on your tv, online and on your wireless . we've got a on your wireless. we've got a packed show for you today. first, our political panel will just discuss and debate rishi sunak imminent new brexit deal and whether parliament should be allowed to vote on it. and the telegraph reports james bond books will be edited to remove racist references. is this a sensible approach .7 is it an sensible approach? is it an attempt to rewrite history ? and attempt to rewrite history? and yesterday i attended protest against drug story performances for children in a local london pub. we'll talk about whether these performances happen at all and will end with an interview with former chaplain the reverend dr. randall, who just this lost his unfair dismissal case after he defended the right to question lgbt ideology schools. so is this a blow for freedom of speech and or . but freedom of speech and or. but first, here's the news bethany elsey . good afternoon . it's

i thought you want to look egotistical, calvin . calvin egotistical, calvin.. how is roman? said red nigel farage because brexit would not have happened if it was not for that man good choice. and he was brilliant on the tonight and rebecca, the earlier tonight and rebecca, i presume another brexit related nominee, no abortion , my other nominee, no abortion, my other thing . sorry, calvin. bpi bpi, thing. sorry, calvin. bpi bpi, the british pregnancy service, who was the final part of getting the anti—abortion and buffer zone legislation through today went through the house of lords. right, right. and you women fantastic news. newswoman great news for murdering babies. fantastic so you're very opposed on that one. but i'm actually going to go for a double winners tonight. we don't do this often, but i can't. between amanda and calvin because of course, nigel farage yep. outbreaks, heroin . farage yep. outbreaks, heroin. he's made so many strides that actually would we be here without the campaigning by farage. you said earlier in the show saw him treated as w

calvin into the allegations. calvin why?ace? i i know this is a thing. you've you've spoken about quite, quite a bit in the past. i do remember drag queens when i was in school. we didn't have them ever. i don't know why anyone surprised about this because this has been on because this has been going on for now no one's. for so long now and no one's. been anything about been doing anything about it. the it's come down to the fact that it's come down to a seven year old or 11 year a seven year old or even 11 year old in year seven to challenge and call it out. at the and call it out. we're at the adults the adults in the adults where the adults in the room where parents. where are the teachers? these kids are not only taught explicit only being taught explicit content they're content far too early. they're being children being taught lies. the children know they said note know that lies. they said note that genders, know the that two genders, they know the truth. speaks that truth. well, kate speaks that being for the but it'

this is calvin's common sense crusade with me at the reverend calvin on your tv online and on your wireless today be discussing the potential scrapping the northern irish protocol and. whether you think it's a betrayal of brexit i'll be exploring what led to nicola sturgeon's resignation and i'll be joined by the priest was acquitted after being arrested for a silent prayer outside an abortion centre and of course bring you the very latest on the nicola bulley investigation. but first, here's the news with own armstrong . the news with own armstrong. good afternoon. it's 3:00. i am aaron in the gb newsroom and we do start with some breaking news from the last half an hour. lancashire police say a body has been found in the river wyre. they've searching for nicola bulley who disappeared from the area more than three weeks ago. police they can't yet confirm the body is that of the missing of two and they're working on formally identifying the body. they're currently treating the death as unexplained and, say her family has been informed about the latest development . about the latest developm

once stood a wooden calvin collection built, among other things, divided in principle, the second name of calvin's settlement came from here, and the collection itself was erected in the middle of the 16th century, local residents say that it is somewhere nearby , probably, at least, they said in the area of ​​​​the kalinin collection there are underground passages that lead to the forest so, but, to be honest, i don’t even know under the snow. of course, i don't see any moves, and here it is. some hidden openings where you could get through? i don't see either. so once children went for a walk here. and what do you think the children disappeared, their parents were looking for them and found them, and since then they have been saying that these are the moves of their local men, and that's how it really was. i don't know today already walked around. well, i didn’t find any codes , we are in the chapsky park, which is located in stankovo, it’s not far from dzerzhinsk and is quite connected with this place. a mysterious story once these lands were owned by the fungutan chapsky frontiers,

with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your tv onune calvin robinson on your tv online and on your wireless . online and on your wireless. today, we'll be discussing the revelations in a new book on nhs child agenda clinics and how staff regret routinely referring under sixteens of puberty blockers . british weapons could blockers. british weapons could be made in ukraine as part of a new deal to bring ukraine closer to nato. is this a good move or , a dangerous war, provocation? and of course, we'll be discussing . the church of discussing. the church of england is considering gender neutral terms for god. but first, it's the news , ray. some first, it's the news, ray. some . thanks, kelvin rapidly approaching 3:01. here's the. the number of people that have died in earthquakes in turkey in syria has risen to more than 33,000. it comes turkey has ordered 113 suspects be detained in connection with the construction of buildings that collapsed in the disaster last monday. some rescue operations have been halted in the country after reports of whilst hundreds of thousands people have

calvin. >> think you. when we look down at earth from space, we see this amazing, indescribable, beautiful planted. it looks like a living, breathing organism. these are the words of astronaut, ron garner, who spent six months looking down earth from the international space station in 2011. they capture how inspiring it is to observe the earth from space. in the years ahead, we will need earth observations more than ever for science and for inspiration. earth observations are key to helping society understand and effectively respond to changes in climate, and are increasingly used in a range of societal applications. nasa's launch in the first land sat satellite in 1972 marked the first start of a continuous record of land measurements from space that continues unbroken to this day. today, nasa operates a fleet of over two dozen satellites and instruments on the international space station. earth observations from space are the foundation of much of what we know about our planet as the system. earth -- sat

calvin mackenzie deaf ears?d all name and he's up very the next in the media what's camilla made an impassioned defence of free speech following the publisher censoring the beloved works of roald dahl. was she right to go up against the woke mob ? her own relatives harry and mob? her own relatives harry and meghan? my superstore panel returned to debate that straight after the . break so some search engine bios do site now in our media bouts more front pages and in the daily mail leads with the queen consort camilla writers not to let anyone their freedom of expression at the clarence house reception today daily express also reports on that story we are going to be talking about in just a moment. let them eat turnips is the headline in the daily mirror as. the newspaper, i think quite unfairly fun at trace coffee , who spot ridicule, trace coffee, who spot ridicule, according to them by telling people to eat turnips, combat the fruit and vegetable shortage for the media. now with tonight's superstore panel, poli

it was at the beginning of the 16th century the largest center of calvinism.lvin collection once stood on this hill. built, among other things, by radivils. in principle, this is where the second name of the settlement kaliyshchina came from, and the collection itself was erected in the middle of the 16th century. local residents say that somewhere nearby, probably, at least, they said in the area of ​​​​the kalinin collection there are underground passages that lead to forest so, but to be honest, i don't even know under the snow. of course, i don't see any moves, and here it is. any hidden openings where you could get through? i don't see either. so once children went for a walk here. and what do you think the children disappeared, their parents were looking for them and found and since then they say that these are the moves of their local men, is it really, i don’t know, but today i have already passed around this mountain and well codes, i did not find a profit, we are in the chapsky park, which is located in stankovo ​​it is not far from dzerzhinsk and is

well, the thing that i found fascinating, calvin, is that from moment calvin, is that from the moment comments , the she made those comments, the westminster establishment just said, well, she can't win. this is impulsive. it's impossible for her to win. is impulsive. it's impossible for her to win . actually, that's for her to win. actually, that's not up to them. it's up to. the members of the snp who would go in to vote and i find astonishing that they think they can preclude someone and not respect democracy because she's not saying anything illegal . not saying anything illegal. she. well, indeed . have a muslim she. well, indeed. have a muslim mayor of london . we have a hindu mayor of london. we have a hindu prime minister there. okay but to have a christian first minister. oh, that's a step far. interesting. it's a rise of christopher phobia that we have in this country. christianity is considered out day, old fashioned and beyond pale. i think actually we need to be a lot more tolerant people with religious values, especially christians at this time. but peter tatchell from ,

well, the thing that i found fascinating, calvin, is that from moment calvin, is that from the moment comments , the she made those comments, the westminster establishment just said, well, she can't win. this is impulsive. it's impossible for her to win. is impulsive. it's impossible for her to win . actually, that's for her to win. actually, that's not up to them. it's up to. the members of the snp who would go in to vote and i find astonishing that they think they can preclude someone and not respect democracy because she's not saying anything illegal . not saying anything illegal. she. well, indeed . have a muslim she. well, indeed. have a muslim mayor of london . we have a hindu mayor of london. we have a hindu prime minister there. okay but to have a christian first minister. oh, that's a step far. interesting. it's a rise of christopher phobia that we have in this country. christianity is considered out day, old fashioned and beyond pale. i think actually we need to be a lot more tolerant people with religious values, especially christians at this time. but peter tatchell from ,

calvin mackenzie deaf ears?and all name and he's up very the next in the media what's camilla made an impassioned defence of free speech following the publisher censoring the beloved works of roald dahl. was she right to go up against the woke mob ? her own relatives harry and mob? her own relatives harry and meghan? my superstore panel returned to debate that straight after the . break so some search engine bios do site now in our media bouts more front pages and in the daily mail leads with the queen consort camilla writers not to let anyone their freedom of expression at the clarence house reception today daily express also reports on that story we are going to be talking about in just a moment. let them eat turnips is the headline in the daily mirror as. the newspaper, i think quite unfairly fun at trace coffee , who spot ridicule, trace coffee, who spot ridicule, according to them by telling people to eat turnips, combat the fruit and vegetable shortage for the media. now with tonight's superstore panel, po

richard what do you make of what calvin's just said?ike we are, you know , do feel like we are, you know, we're losing our protection. i mean , to what see outside the mean, to what see outside the army in china is to 2 million. is it an in. well. army in china is to 2 million. is it an in. well . russia is it an in. well. russia 830,900 and we can barely fill wembley stadium . now we've got wembley stadium. now we've got far future far too few troops. the successive governments have been wearing down the armed forces a long period of time . forces a long period of time. but actually i would disagree on on the issue of recruiting, although is so hard to recruit people, whether they're white, black or any other colour, to join the armed , it's not join the armed, it's not difficult at all. there's no shortage of people coming forward . the difficulty we have forward. the difficulty we have which has been going on now for , oh has got most of the it we've got a recruiting or recruiting system in order to allegedly save money not work and

richard what do you make of what calvin's just said?ike we are, you know , do feel like we are, you know, we're losing our protection. i mean , to what see outside the mean, to what see outside the army in china is to 2 million. is it an in. well. army in china is to 2 million. is it an in. well . russia is it an in. well. russia 830,900 and we can barely fill wembley stadium . now we've got wembley stadium. now we've got far future far too few troops. the successive governments have been wearing down the armed forces a long period of time . forces a long period of time. but actually i would disagree on on the issue of recruiting, although is so hard to recruit people, whether they're white, black or any other colour, to join the armed , it's not join the armed, it's not difficult at all. there's no shortage of people coming forward . the difficulty we have forward. the difficulty we have which has been going on now for , oh has got most of the it we've got a recruiting or recruiting system in order to allegedly save money not work and

they had my approval. >> jimmy: are you now wearing calvin klein underwear at all times?you know, yeah. >> jimmy: you do. okay. good. do you have to? do they say hey, by the way, you now have to wear calvin clean underwear. >> no, but they're actually extremely comfortable. they're pretty good. >> jimmy: when you're doing a shoot, like an underwear shoot, which is what this is, you're selling the underwear. i'm supposed to be driving by going hey, i'd like to look like that in my underwear. but the reality is it's never going to happen. but do you have -- do you make sure that the room is warm? [ laughter ] you know, a good amount of blood flow. >> it's a closed set, you know what i'm saying. sometimes get pumped right before we go, you know what i'm saying? the muscles, is muscles. >> jimmy: the muscles, of course. all the muscles. >> it's good. these images live forever. >> jimmy: you're right. michael b. jordan is here. his movie "creed iii" opens friday. we're going to be right back. ♪ >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live!" are brought to you by number 7 skin care,

and janice rogers brown a federal judge retired, speaking for calvin coolidge. anything you are involved with is first class and fox nation is the place to go. watch coolidge, rediscovering an american president now on fox nation. amity, thanks so much. great to see you. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: meanwhile, straight ahead on this show, fox news alert. president biden making a surprise visit to ukraine to mark the one year anniversary of the russia invasion. we have a live report. that's coming to you next. don't move. ♪ t here, you're a landowner, a gardener, a landscaper and a hunter. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment. why are 93% of sleep number sleepers very satisfied with their bed? maybe it's because you can gently raise your partner's head to help relieve snoring. so, you can both stay comfortable all night. and now, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends monday. i know there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their

so calvin robinson , this story so calvin robinson, this story in the mail is going to shock many.iturgical commission that . oh liturgical commission that. oh god in church of england will no longer be able to be called he . longer be able to be called he. i mean you have to laugh to you because it's a heresy as old as time and, you can see what they're doing here. they're trying to more inclusive. and i've seen people in the church of to god as of england referred to god as her mother are her almighty mother are heresies. forbid that it may heresies. god forbid that it may decide to that in some prayers , decide to that in some prayers, including the lord's prayer the phrase our father . yeah, would phrase our father. yeah, would have to be admitted . you can't have to be admitted. you can't do that. it's just us disobeying all the time. no, they don't change lord's prayer. the lord's prayer. you just the head of christ himself gave the lord's , christ himself gave the lord's, what, ago? yeah they what, five years ago? yeah they changed. they changed the language from doubt in th

so calvin robinson , this story so calvin robinson, this story in the mail is going to shock many.urgical commission that . oh liturgical commission that. oh god in church of england will no longer be able to be called he . longer be able to be called he. i mean you have to laugh to you because it's a heresy as old as time and, you can see what they're doing here. they're trying to more inclusive. and i've seen people in the church of to god as of england referred to god as her mother are her almighty mother are heresies. forbid that it may heresies. god forbid that it may decide to that in some prayers , decide to that in some prayers, including the lord's prayer the phrase our father . yeah, would phrase our father. yeah, would have to be admitted . you can't have to be admitted. you can't do that. it's just us disobeying all the time. no, they don't change lord's prayer. the lord's prayer. you just the head of christ himself gave the lord's , christ himself gave the lord's, what, ago? yeah they what, five years ago? yeah they changed. they changed the language from doubt in the

calvin mackenzie a schoolgirl. calvin mackenzie certainly thinks so he's in just 2 minutes time.op commentators speak out on controversial issues without . controversial issues without. the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now for afghan boys who arrived unaccompanied by boat last year have been arrested for the alleged schoolgirl. alleged of a british schoolgirl. last monday , the migrants aged last monday, the migrants aged between 30 and 60 and currently out on bail while investigations continue reportedly held down, the 15 year old girl from a school they all attended in dover before. one of them raped her. but while this shocking you should be making everywhere we hean should be making everywhere we hear. that deafening hear. what's that deafening silence the msm and the silence from the msm and the left. despite the serious questions raised over the safety of women , children by this of women, children by this influx of largely young male migrants , fleet street legend migrants, fleet street legend calvin mckenzie joins me. and calvin, look, we did

calvin mackenzie a schoolgirl. calvin mackenzie certainly thinks so he's in just 2 minutes time.op commentators speak out on controversial issues without . controversial issues without. the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now for afghan boys who arrived unaccompanied by boat last year have been arrested for the alleged schoolgirl. alleged of a british schoolgirl. last monday , the migrants aged last monday, the migrants aged between 30 and 60 and currently out on bail while investigations continue reportedly held down, the 15 year old girl from a school they all attended in dover before. one of them raped her. but while this shocking you should be making everywhere we hean should be making everywhere we hear. that deafening hear. what's that deafening silence the msm and the silence from the msm and the left. despite the serious questions raised over the safety of women , children by this of women, children by this influx of largely young male migrants , fleet street legend migrants, fleet street legend calvin mckenzie joins me. and calvin, look, we did

azari: the first radio address was calvin coolidge, but the real shift, i think one of the things that was interesting about how the president used his address with changing technology is that first, you see the technology change, and you see the first president to use and navigate that challenge between the traditional form and its new form. a couple of presidents later depending on personality and political circumstances, they really kind of move into the capacities and possibilities of this new technology. franklin roosevelt really acknowledged in residential communication circles as the first radio president. the aid of the union message delivered on the radio, similar to the fireside chat, used the capacity of this new medium to not just create a direct connection between the president and people. so congress is not as much in the picture. but to create this intimacy. i think that's one of the important interventions of the communications technology we've had over the last century. the president brings being the national spokesperson, the only national elected figure, and can also

and that invasion, also known as calvin infiltration on, was brought back as an india, at the brink of war. eventually, pervious michelle of over to you, the elected government of navarre should if and in a military cool became the leader of the country. and then george, pakistan as a dictator for almost a decade and 2008. what is his legacy in pakistan? so in the initial years of his own, when he took over the country or he was a popular figure, he propagated himself as a staunch supporter of human rights. and he also asked pakistan is to follow the body of enlightened, more tradition of to become more modernized up august and also saw a huge economic growth under his leadership. but he was also a controversial figure on after $911.00 when he was in made it of guns done. he became a closest ally of the us and it's what i can stay with them. and during that time, our cousin also dentists received a lot of military assistance from the u. s. m, and t in the, in his war against terrorism. and when he was in like supporting the us, he get it out military operations for the 1st time in trib

cottage cheese, let's say the familiar calvin collection near dzerzhinsk, yakitoda was called oh, it’va, jazz, they didn’t mess up, and not that yak stood , and standing about jim amal didn’t change to the alleged fathers and there weren’t you less than 150 of them reached us, it just looked like ruins, let's say the monastery of the carthusian ubeyroze the mastak sat down at the curly-haired allelust, and you were the administration of the river, the horrors of napoleon orda stood at ruins. and the seed has already been cashed in such tsud with darusya, and sitting, the horde at the vorotsezh. after the battle, the bright ones rested against me and follow her, there was no flat field our hour, the house was renovated yes , reggie like the shimolyuk of napoleon orda , a museum of the great patriotic places was opened there and rushed to prove to sim that i am now jim not orsha zarysh. vet, today you can watch modern belarus on belarus 24 tv channel. this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcasts from the scene current interviews w

doctor kate calvin chief scientist at nasa, mr. daniel jablonski also based in colorado. kevin gallagher leads the program of the u.s. geological survey and the director of boulder's cooperative institute for research in environmental sciences series and served as cochair of the recent earth science. with that i will turn over to the ranking member for her opening statements and then recognize chair cantwell and ranking member wicker when they get here. >> thank you chairman hicken looper and witnesses for joining us today. in the west, our land is a key part of our very lives, our every activity and certainly part of our culture whether it's agriculture, energy production were our parks the land shapes are people, economy and a booth in nearly every way imaginable. having detailed data on how the atlanta changes over time, how it responds to the changing of the seasons were how it is impacted by severe weather is extremely valuable and necessary to make informed decisions. that's why i'm glad we are holding this hearing today so that we can highlight the importance of th

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calvin cambridge walk off. sun devils pull off the stunner. >>> golf, third round of the honda classic in palm beach, florida. this is rookie akshe batsia. found trouble in the mud on 15. takesa hack at it. no shoes, no shirt, no service. second try. and that's pretty nice shot there. not bad. but, hopefully, he has a spare change of clothes. as for the field, chris kirk. a birdie an 18. your 54 hole leader at 13 under. but back to batia. we got to ask. how did you get out of the mud? >> i felt nasty to say the least. thankfullymy girlfriend brought me a change of clothes. didn't matter. because i got mud on my new pants. so yeah. it was an interesting one to say the least. >> and a big game in spokane. highlights of that tonight. >> it is almost time for march madness. >> and you know where you can see that? >> huh? >> keep it here dialed in the entire month of march. >> thanks so much charlie. >>> when we come back, are you in a long distance relationship and miss kissing your loved one? well the unusual new

calvin coolidge did appear once before congress, but harding coolidge by and large, hoover they're not delivering their state of the union. in person they reverting back to that earlier jeffersonian tradition of delivering their state of the union and writing. but since the presidency of franklin roosevelt it has become customary for the president to deliver the address a joint session of congress. and though the constitution again is pretty clear, the president shall from time to time give to congress information on the state of the union, the context of this speech during the modern era has changed dramatically. now. one of the most important developments is under president lyndon johnson johnson brings the speech into prime time. and this allows the address to given directly to the american people. this dramatically increases number of people who are paying attention to the state of the union address, as you might imagine. right now, the first televised state of the union occurred in 1947, after over 20 years of of radio coverage and calvin coolidge was we popular? remember, we reme

jordan es la nueva imagen de calvin klein y (inaudible) espectacular la presentación (nombre en inglésllevó un look de armani ese look lo recrearon tratando de recrear el look de 1993 >> muchas gracias y gracias por estar con nosotros , mañana estar con nosotros , mañana tenemos una cita en noticias - "me dicen la teporocha". es lo que dice alejandra, y dice que está cansada de las burlas, amenazas de su esposo y de su suegra, quienes aseguran, pues, que si sigue así, hasta los niños puede perder. y ella también asegura que no tiene ningún problema con el alcohol y que no va a permitir que le quiten a sus hijos. ¿listos para conocer la historia? vámonos, por favor, cabina, karlita. ¡comenzamos! me dicen "la teporocha" por culpa de mi marido. y sí, seré muy borracha, pero soy la que le quita el hambre. - mi mujer no es una teporocha, es peor que eso. ya no la soporto. - yo no estoy sonsacando a nadie.

calvin, you say with me now.ionals are their pay above our paying but they're actually using our pay to increase their pay is the reality and they would agree with that. they would say actually they know that people will not have operations may potentially die. i mean, the head of the london ambulance service, the ceo , that place service, the ceo, that place said on i think on friday, he said on i think on friday, he said that despite the fact they're supposed to be agreements and promised , as he agreements and promised, as he said, the truth about the matter is that if you've got a heart attack or having stroke, attack or having a stroke, getting get in a car and go to hospital . i was puzzled as to hospital. i was puzzled as to how that was supposed to work. if you were actually you literally having a heart attack. so you have to rely on friends. you have to rely on relatives. and why are we paying taxes to which after the nhs , solely on which after the nhs, solely on the back of , a which after the nhs, sol

calvin, you say with me now. are their pay above our paying but they're actually using our pay to increase their pay is the reality and they would agree with that. they would say actually they know that people will not have operations may potentially die. i mean, the head of the london ambulance service, the ceo , that place service, the ceo, that place said on i think on friday, he said on i think on friday, he said that despite the fact they're supposed to be agreements and promised , as he agreements and promised, as he said, the truth about the matter is that if you've got a heart attack or having stroke, attack or having a stroke, getting get in a car and go to hospital . i was puzzled as to hospital. i was puzzled as to how that was supposed to work. if you were actually you literally having a heart attack. so you have to rely on friends. you have to rely on relatives. and why are we paying taxes to which after the nhs , solely on which after the nhs, solely on the back of , a which after the nhs, solely on

somebody who you know has chrome i was like no because i knew i say yes, they're not gonna cover calvin with my car. so it's saturday, april 4th, just finished a shift yann's mom. volumes are still very low in the emergency room across the multiple sites that are work out in the bay area. so another interesting development i am going to try to go to new york city to see if i can get a locals job. i think that this time is emergency medicines, spotlight i and it be kind of a shame to not see what what is going on in new york city with like i said earlier, i am feeling very fortunate that i am not full time anymore. i can see my colleagues just really drained and everyone's very aggravated with the whole shift changes because we are not working as much. and so, and i can pain and a patients. yes there. so the whole thing is just really crazy. nurses are really unhappy with the short staff providers because sick patients are waiting for a really long time, even though we have enough people theory at theoretically, just more setting doctors home early in. the whole thing is just crazy, but

. >> the first radio with calvin coolidge, the first shift, one of the interesting things about the wayt presidents have used this address with changing technology is that you see -- first to see that technology change and the first president to never get that challenge between the traditional form and the new form, then a couple of presidents later depending on personalities, depending on political circumstances, they really kind of move into the capacities and possibilities of this new technology. coolidge was the first to be on the radio, but roosevelt is really acknowledged in presidential communication circles as the first radio president. that state of the union message delivered on the radio, similar to the famous fireside chat, used the capacity of this new medium to not just create a direct connection between the president and the people, so now congress is not as much in the picture. but to create this intimacy. i think that's one of the important interventions of the communications technology we've had over the last century. it adds to what the president can bring. the presid

good night, calvin. thank you and good evening, calvin . the former editor of the calvin.s he always make on gb news? there are reports that people from india no make up the third largest group of people , the largest group of people, the channel that's this year. what do you make of that? ladies and gentlemen, getting stuck into it very, very shortly. but now is . very, very shortly. but now is. the it is . 534 good evening to the it is. 534 good evening to you. i'm out i'm strong in the gb newsroom like i police investigating the disappearance of a missing mother of two say their main working hypothesis is she fell the river while nicola belly disappeared a week ago walking her dog . police say walking her dog. police say there's a ten minute window that's unaccounted for. the 45 year old's phone was found a bench with her dog nearby superintendent, sally riley confirmed one kilometre radius has been searched near the location along with a 15 kilometre stretch down stream to the sea our main hypothesis therefore is nicola is sadly fallen into the river that there is no t

calvin mackenzie gives his unfiltered take at 1040. also coming up on the show tonight, as meghan markle is slammed in court for subject her estranged sister to ridicule , contempt and sister to ridicule, contempt and disgrace is the sussexes web of lies finally coming back to haunt them? royal mastermind sadly, colin campbell and phil dampier analysed that with new information too. at 935. and it's not just an american to a harry and meghan and getting a right royal pasty instagram loving wife actually doesn't want her privacy . how dare you want her privacy. how dare you to my instagram loving wife is always wanted out of that . oh so always wanted out of that. oh so toxic couple now an even bigger laughing stock stateside than in the uk . stay tuned to see the the uk. stay tuned to see the rest of that fascinating south park clip as we examine the montecito, monet's humiliating fall from grace . that's in the fall from grace. that's in the media buzz. we'll have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you, too. plus, a