let's get more on this now with gb news political editor chris hope. by james cleverly putting on 18 votes. he took every every vote. it seems that mel stride had to offer from the previous round the wheels seem to be coming off of the jenrick camp. meanwhile, kemi badenoch still could have the champagne on ice to all play for. >> it is indeed marginal. welcome back to the historic westminster hall, which has seen its own fair share of political drama over the centuries, and today the tory party has added just a bit of its own. with this result in the third round of voting in the tory leadership contest. just to summarise there, james cleverly surging ahead with nearly doubling his number of mps backing him from 21 to 39. robert jenrick down two at 31. kemi badenoch up two at 30 so the former security minister, tom tugendhat, drops out. we've got reaction now from the main players. kemi badenoch says. it's a very tight race and i'll continue fighting for every vote, she says. it's also clear from every independent poll and survey that support from memb

gb news political editor chris hope . chris, have you calmed hope. ve you calmed down a bit yet? yet when we spoke to you a moment ago, you welcome back . what a show welcome back. what a show already. it's 340 on martin daubney on gb news. now let's continue our reaction to the news that james cleverly has been dramatically eliminated from the tory leadership contest. a sharp intake of breath and let's go back now to gb news political editor chris hope. gb news political editor chris hope . chris, have you calmed hope. chris, have you calmed down a bit yet? yet when we spoke to you a moment ago, you were simply flabbergasted. now you've got another guest. let's try and make sense of this over to you . to you. >> i'm very rarely surprised. in politics, you can see most things coming. labour's landslide look pretty obvious in the polls from a few weeks out, but literally no one saw james cleverly going out. basically , cleverly going out. basically, as an mp told me a few moments ago, he was the effective leader e—n— n i think what kemi. i mean, i thin

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and over the past two days at the tory party conference, gb news political editor chris hope has grilledhopefuls who fared the best will get the top political analysis from all of our reporters and the politicians ahead of the final two, exclusively battling it out live on gb news on october the 17th. and we've long suspected it. and now government data has proved that soaring immigration is making us all worse off. plus, despite two pledging to end asylum hotels today, the labour party admitted they will rely on them at a cost of £8 million every single week for another three years. will our politicians ever take back control of our borders ? and control of our borders? and we'll get you the latest on the manhunt of the suspected acid attacker. after a 14 year old girl and a 16 year old were taken to hospital suffering with potentially life changing injuries. our reporter, adam cherry is live near where the incident took place. that's all coming in the next hour. incident took place. that's all coming in the next hour . well, coming in the next hour. well, nigel farage isn't even anywhe

the chancellor a few years back is the way in which yesterday, when people were chasing, i think chris hopewn and it was the oh, it was there. it was there on a manifesto. you weren't clever enough to notice. and it was this strange , strange and it was this strange, strange approach as a. yeah, yeah, it was always there. we were always going to do it. but you didn't spot it. you read our manifesto. it was we just talked about workers. we didn't talk about employers. but of course, in the endifs employers. but of course, in the end it's the same thing. and what with the workers rights legislation that's being pushed through, it's almost like a punishment for employing somebody, particularly in a small business, that don't have the compliance departments, don't have the vast levels of investment when it comes to small businesses. it's going to be terrifying. why? and of course, if you then stop zero contracts and things and that sort of work, i can't see if you've got a small business. why would you employ somebody? it seems to be you are being told that you have done something awfully wrong

kemi badenoch go head to head in a gb news special at 7:00 pm with our very own political editor, chris hopedon't miss it. >> the keen eyed amongst you might have just noticed that those pictures of potholes were actually in paris. i think they thought that was the arc de triomphe sack. the producer . triomphe sack. the producer. listen, he works very hard. >> someone just said my, it's a globalist. that's what we'd want to talk about. the potholes in this country, there are too many. >> you know what the issue is? because we were talking about the fact that car insurance here has gone up 12 times more than it has in france, so we'll let you off team. we know what you were trying to do there, right? gbnews.com/yoursay let us know your thoughts. this morning. first, for the very latest news with sam francis . with sam francis. >> a very good morning to you. >> a very good morning to you. >> it is just after 11:00. >> it is just after 11:00. >> we'll start with a roundup of that news that former one direction singer liam payne is being remembered this morning for his kindness and his compassio

chris i hope you choose to write a follow-up to chip war, perhaps chip war 2.0. dr. prabhakar: what do you think? >> speaking of semiconductors, i am curious. because of the chips and science act, a lot of the billions of dollars have been allocated to intel. intel, as you know, has had some challenges. i am just kind of curious, if you were working with intel or could offer advice to intel, what kind of advice and guidance might you provide to have intel challenge other types of semiconductor companies? dr. prabhakar: i don't think i am in a good position to give advice to intel. if you look at what the chips act is getting done, i mentioned the important shift from 0% of advanced node manufacturing in the u.s. to getting to 28% over a decade. what that represents is not one single company, but now we are on track to have the five leading-edge manufacturers from around the world have operations, manufacturing production operations in the united states. that to me is really significant, that cohort as a group. no other nation has more than two. and putting us on a pa

superb stuff as even chris hope. superb stuff as ever. live from birmingham.onference mate . a great conference mate. seriously superb work. thank you for everything you've done there. thank you. now moving on. now we've got some astonishing breaking news and that is that the danish police have confirmed that explosions outside the israeli embassy in copenhagen were caused by hand grenades. let's get all the latest now with gb news homeland security editor mark white. mark last night on the end of my show, we saw that that astonishing barrage of missiles from iran into tel aviv. netanyahu responded , saying iran will pay responded, saying iran will pay a price. hezbollah saying, we are only in the first round. and now this breaking out in copenhagen . there's been trouble copenhagen. there's been trouble also in spain, as i understand it. what's the latest? >> well , i it. what's the latest? >> well, i think proof, if any, were ever needed that although that war in the middle east is thousands of miles away from the uk and other western nations, it is still be

thank you very much, chris hope.ael, murdering more than 1000 people. and how has the world changed since all of that and more next, i'm martin daubney on gb news fryston news welcome back. it's 422. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. in the last few moments, the us. in the last few moments, the us sources have revealed that u.s. sources have revealed that they believe israel's long anticipated retaliatory strike against iran is imminent. let's get more on this now. i'm joined by gb news homeland security editor , mark white. mark, tell editor, mark white. mark, tell us more. this could be a significant development of escalations in the middle east. tell us more . tell us more. >> in the us now, kwarteng senior sources in the us government talking about that retaliatory strike that israel has promised it will launch on iran, following, of course, the ballistic missile strikes on israel last week strike anticipated retaliatory strike against iran is imminent. let's get more on this now. i'm joined by gb news homeland

. >> well, we're going now to gloria de piero and chris hope now in our westminster studio for prime that time of the week for people at home or wherever they're listening or watching to be sending in their questions. what would they like to ask the prime minister, or indeed the leader of the opposition? that's right. >> please do send us your questions. tell us who you are and as importantly, where you're from. >> we'll put your best questions to our panel. send them to gbnews.com . slash your say. pmqs gbnews.com. slash your say. pmqs live is all about you at home, not about us here in the studio. but bev and andrew just just for now. briefly, what would you ask the prime minister? >> i would say to the prime minister, you've thrown your chief of staff, sue gray, under a bus. when are you going to take responsibility for your own manifest failings? >> great question, ben. >> great question, ben. >> and also, just in relation to our last interview , actually, our last interview, actually, i'm going to i would say, can you confirm that your strategic defence defence review will not i

and kemi badenoch they're going to do their hustings, they're going to be on stage with our own chris hope our political editor, and putting their case. but i do think there's a sense here that kemi badenoch has been damaged by what i think was a gaffe over maternity pay. she did suggest, in my view, that maternity pay is too high, and that isn't the view of anybody else in of any of the other three delegates, any of the other three candidates. >> it's, it's funny, isn't it, andrew? we keep reading these policies, which are now coming to fruition, which were enacted by the conservatives. and this is the one today about employers having to pass on service charge or tips to their workers. i think that will go down very, very well with the public. and it is one of those success stories that rishi sunak could have claimed as his own if we were still heading to an election. it's so easy to forget we could still be in a pre—election period had rishi sunak waited until the autumn winter to send people to the polls. does that come up in conversation much at all? when you're in a room of conservati

our political editor, chris hope, is with us.g week in birmingham, but overshadowed immediately by keir starmer. >> again, it's unbelievable. i mean, this announcement, he's repaid £6,176 of gifts and hospitality broken down like this, six taylor swift concert tickets, six batches of them. rather four trips to doncaster races and one clothing rental agreement for lady starmer . agreement for lady starmer. those are all since the election, not even touching the 40 grand he pocketed when he was leader of the opposition. he says yesterday it's a judgement issue. if there's a judgement issue. if there's a judgement issue now, surely it is one then. and even worse than that, he's letting his colleagues down who have been out there taking their own freebies. >> it's an admission. it's got to be an admission of guilt if you give it back. >> exactly. and we've seen that david lammy has taken thousands of pounds worth of freebies. he's the foreign secretary, the chancellor of the exchange. >> well, the new one, the amusing one is angela r

and i'm with chris hope, who was in the room. and chris, you've been to talking party members.eah. so a random people leaving the hall, tom. about a dozen or so . ten, i reckon, were dozen or so. ten, i reckon, were backing james cleverly. some had jumped from tom tugendhat and robert jenrick. fascinating. i think he definitely won the room . think he definitely won the room. maybe not to be unexpected. he's a former party chairman. he knows to how push the buttons of his party. he also spent the most money in their £10 billion axing of stamp duty to get the property market moving. he wants to increase defence spending to 3%. i think another candidate said that too, but he spent the most money in the hall, wasn't sure about how how he'd pay for that. that may occur if he gets to the final two in the hustings, but he definitely won. maybe it was the podium. what won it? he was the only candidate who chose to have the podium. it gave him authority on a big stage. the other three looked a bit lost from where i was standing. >> that's very interesting. you're saying that people who

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one of freedom, hope, and progress. chris: thank you. your decisions, should you be in the senate, affected not only our state and nation but really the world. those decisions will not be made because of politics, but made for the good of everyone. so where you get your backgrounds, where you get your information is really important, especially in this day of disinformation. my question to you is where'd do you get your information to make decisions on how do you ensure the accuracy: what do read regularly? senator heinrich: i read extensively every day. i read the news across the political spectrum but through the lens of the current information environment we are in. i sit on the intelligence committee. one of the things i see is how active our adversaries are in trying to shape that information environment. i remember one of the things i did after that 2016 election as i asked for all the ads that were paid for in rubles and credit cards and then run in new mexico. so i have a pretty good sense for disinformation versus information. i

. >> and in turn, we wouldn't be where we are without those people that have done give people hope chris change moral man, the christopher reeve story, get tickets now, maybe pg 13. the u.s. supreme court today deciding which cases it will and won't hear over the next few months after a blockbuster year that included major rulings on abortion rights and presidential immunity. cnn's chief legal affairs correspondent, paula reid, is here with me in the situation room. so paula, what is the new term looking like for the nine justices? >> well, wolf, this has the possibility to be a huge term with possible legal challenges related to the election looming out there. right now, if you look at the cases that are officially on the docket, there's only a handful of the sort of political controversies that really draw national attention for example, they have agreed to hear a case on gender affirming care for minors, the also agreed to hear a case on ghost guns and for anyone who doesn't know what those are the case centers around these kits that are sold you can make your own gun that is untracea

but as you heard from cornell, not necessarily the ending all of those fans were hoping for. we have chris alvarez joining us live at levi's in a little bit, a little bit later to talk about sports moving on. cal fire says two homes in lake county are destroyed and another one damaged by the so-called glen haven fire. that fire has now grown to more than 400 acres since it ignited friday, forcing evacuations in the community of glen haven. helicopters and retardant dropping airplanes helped stop the spread of the fire. by 10:00 that night, the fire is 35% contained. mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted, but warnings are still in place. the power is back and tourists have returned to alcatraz, the historic prison had been closed since thursday because of a power outage. tourists with tickets for today were relieved to learn the island reopened. >> we're scheduled to go today the whole time, but it gave us a little scare when we did find out about it. >> officials have not said what caused that outage. alcatraz main prison is set to undergo a major renovation, which is expected to be

hope alive? >> well, chris, i think a couple of things right now, and first of all, the netanyahu statement i think was very interesting because he did mention the hostages quite a bit. that's where everything is going to turn right now. there's going to be enormous attention focused on the hostages, their war aim of killing sinwar has been met. there's going to be huge public pressure. this is still certainly something that has not happened, and god bless the family, watching that interview. it was heart wrenching. don't forget also that netanyahu mentioned that sinwar was killed in rafa. and that's when the reserve unit seems to have found him by chance, quite remarkable. overall, think about it for the american audience right now, chris. 46 americans were killed on october 7th. that's a mass casualty event. the u.s. counter terrorism team is pleased right now. this is something to be celebrated. seven american hostages remain. that has to be the focus of the investigation. the neutra family is right. this is going to galvanize the biden administration. the real question is will netanyahu be in a

talk to your doctor about but botox and get in thel k.com he was suit ben give people hope chris christian moral man, the christoper brief story, get tickets now rated pg 13 breaking news this morning, hurricane milton has just exploded in strength overnight and now a major category three hurricane and headed for florida's west coast. >> tampa's mayor is warning residents to make a plan now to leave. and moments ago, the national hurricane center issued a rare special forecast advisory about all of this, joining us right now is michael brennan. he's the director of the national hurricane center. thank you so much for joining us. how dangerous is this store, michael? >> that's extremely dangerous and near. we've seen milton explosively strengthen this morning now category three, expected to be a dangerous hurricane as it approaches florida on wednesday, we've now got storm surge and hurricane watches and effect for much of the west coast of florida, hurricane watches likely to go into the interior and over to the east coast later today we're going to see significant life-threatening impacts

but here at conference yesterday, our political editor, chris hope, talked in front of members with kemiof james cleverly and robert jenrick. now robert jenrick team are very , robert jenrick team are very, very confident of getting to the final two. kemi badenoch team feel that if they get to the final two she can win it. but i have to say, although she's previously been the members favourite, there's new poll out today of tory party members and robert jenrick has had a surge in support with them and is now within touching distance of kemi badenoch. but we don't know who's going to be in the final two. there's only 121 conservative mps, so a couple of votes here or there could make a difference . so still absolutely difference. so still absolutely all to play for all four candidates here. of course. how much the general public care about any of this at the moment is another question entirely . is another question entirely. >> hey, catherine, thank you . >> hey, catherine, thank you. all right. stay with us. coming up. have scientists changed the we'll be discussing that in just a >> nex

under your nose what's your name again he was soup ban after the accident he wanted to give people hope chris change, moral man, the christopher reeve story, get tickets now rated pg 13 all right, the breaking news last-minute preparations as hurricane milton heads right at florida's west coast. >> this comes there is pushback. this morning from the biden white house against the spread of missing information on the federal response to hurricane helene particularly from donald trump and the trump campaign. let's go right to the white house. cnn's arlette saenz joins us this morning. what are you hearing well, john the white house is grappling with this response effort for hurricane helene and eventually hurricane milton on two fronts trying to get that the resources to those devastated communities, while also pushing back on some of the misinformation that's been spreading about the government's response to this hurricane. >> president biden yesterday said that those spreading misinformation or un-american and just a short while ago transportation secretary pete buttigieg told you that there i

jenrick and james cleverly were both doing hour long q and a's with our very own political editor, chris hopee many things that they said that they wanted to retire, nigel farage make him redundant. and nigel farage understandably not very happy about this. he said that they seem to be obsessed with him and with reform , and he picked up on with reform, and he picked up on another comment that robert jenrick made about reform voters saying that they were our people. nigel farage was saying, well, look , you know, they don't well, look, you know, they don't have some divine right to the centre right vote. but today we will hear 20 minute speeches for all four leadership candidates setting out their stall and robert jenrick is likely to focus on cracking down on migration, on housebuilding. james cleverly saying that he can unite the party. he's going to try to give a sense of optimism and enthusiasm. and tom tugendhat talking about a new conservative revolution and i think we'll definitely hear about his military background. that's something that he regards as a real strength and is indeed pop

irs, but i've been focused on manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure, and i hope to get to those topics tonight. chris: thank you, congressman. senator? >> thank you for hosting, chris. thank you to the voters of the 22nd district for viewing in tonight and thank you to the students of the new house school . i've lived in the 22nd congressional district my entire life. i've spent my adult life in public service. i spent almost 30 years in a classroom teaching ap biology , chemistry, and environment. my wife is also a teacher teaching at almost every elementary grade level and she is working in the syracuse city school district currently as a curriculum instructor. we have dedicated our lives to this community, we love this community, and i left the friendly confines of a job that i loved, the greatest job in the world because i watched the political dynamic that existed in this country and i couldn't simply watch it anymore. so i ran for state senate. and i feel like i am a good reflection of the district in serving this community. in that time i protected a woman's right to choose, i fully funded the

i think that the mood at the recent conservative party conference, you heard chris hope talking about, it's buoyant. the kind of see, it's not so easy after all, is it ? not so easy after all, is it? pointing fingers over at the new government that will that will dissipate after a sort of honeymoon period that i hope that the new leader gets, because it's going to be a very long four years, a long four years in opposition with 121 mps. that's barely enough people to cover all the shadow positions, to shadow all the government ministers. that's going to be very difficult. as you say. there's reform in there throwing grenades as well. and if the right can't get some kind of compact, some kind of deal, some kind of agreement, or if the conservatives can't kind of re cannibalise that reform vote, it's going to spend a lot of time squabbling amongst the right. and i think that when it comes down to any of the substance between what right wing parties in this country, the conservatives reform need to say and do , there's a cigarette say and do, there's a cigarette paper between them. i thin

>> this is this is what your political editor, chris hope, picked up on last night.kly and that is that james cleverly would rather face robert jenrick in the final two before members rather than kemi badenoch, who has, i think, a lighter touch with the conservative party members. they prefer her and therefore in this final round we could see some of his supporters actually going into going to vote for robert jenrick because they would much prefer that he faces off against robert jenrick than kemi badenoch, because we saw how popular she was up in birmingham with the party members. okay, her, her she made some gaffes in the wider media. >> you described it as a terrible conference. >> i think it was a terrible conference in terms of the british, in terms of the british voters and what they saw about maternity pay, but but at the same time, you have to be honest with yourself and recognise that conservative party members do like her. and i think there's always that. and keir starmer, you know, when he became labour leader, recognised that he had to appeal to those who

chris i hope you choose to write a follow-up to chip war, perhaps chip war 2.0. dr. prabhakar: what do you think? >> speaking of semiconductors, i am curious. because of the chips and science act, a lot of the billions of dollars have been allocated to intel. intel, as you know, has had some challenges. i am just kind of curious, if you were working with intel or could offer advice to intel, what kind of advice and guidance might you provide to have intel challenge other types of semiconductor companies? dr. prabhakar: i don't think i am in a good position to give advice to intel. if you look at what the chips act is getting done, i mentioned the important shift from 0% of advanced node manufacturing in the u.s. to getting to 28% over a decade. what that represents is not one single company, but now we are on track to have the five leading-edge manufacturers from around the world have operations, manufacturing production operations in the united states. that to me is really significant, that cohort as a group. no other nation has more than two. and putting us on a pa

why should maryland democrats who supported senator ben cardin, whose seat you hope to fill, and senator chris van hollen vote for you? - well, that's what we're going to try to convince them of. you know, i'm just going to try to convince the voters of maryland that i'm going to be the same strong, independent voice that i've always been. and, you know, that they voted for me twice. i won a big, huge surprise upset victory in 2014. a lot of democrats crossed over. and in 2018, i became only the second republican to be reelected in 248 years. so this one is harder because we've got a presidential year with a drag at the top of the ticket. i've got to overcome about a 30 point deficit. it's never been done befe. but, you know, to your first point, i really had no desire to run for the united states senate. i always thought i was done with politics. but i got into this because i'm so concerned about the direction of the country. you know, i'm trying to put country over party and go do the right thing. and i'm hoping that voters will do the same thing. - is the senate the kind of body where one v

chris conley. a lot of those guys that we were hoping to see backup there on the practice field today. still not practicing as they're trying to different injury. that's for everyone or it's an ankle injury. now, the reason why this a big deal is because we spoke to george kittle after practice in the locker room. the city feel pretty good in, you know, we have some reason to feel like he'll be just fine. come sunday and play. however. but one on the other hand said that he was going along yesterday with that the plan that the training facility had for him in the train. the trainers. >> ahead for him. but him not practicing today could be a very good indicator. they he will not be playing. now. on the other hand, jordan elliott, a defensive lineman who was also dealing with an injury was out there at practice today as a limited participant. now, that's exciting to say, because as we know, the defensive line has taken some hits and they'll need a big emphasis on defense this week taking on kyler murray and cardinals seen this trying to right the ship and they started the season at one i

chris. >> dana griffin, stay safe. let's hope the surfers are heading somewhere safe.the message to florida residents is stark and dark. if you refuse to evacuate, at least write your name on your body so it can be identified if you don't survive the hurricane. now, some people can't evacuate, for lack of money or transportation. for them, officials have set up hot lines and they can request help. but for those who just refuse because they've survived other storms, vice president harris says milton is a different story. >> i know there are a lot of tough floridians who have waited out many hurricanes, and may think that they can do the same with this one. this one's going to be different, and so i ask anybody who is watching, if you are in florida, in the predicted path of this hurricane, if you got a family member who might be, you know, thinking they can wait it out, please get in touch with them. tell them it's not going to be like the ones we've seen before. >> joining me is the mayor of sarasota, liz albert, and brian gleason. mayor, you and i spoke yesterday. you

i think we should embrace a different path forward, a path of freedom, hope and progress. chris, mr. heinrich. your decisions, should you be in the senate, affect not only the state but the nation, and really the world. those decisions of courts will not be made because of politics but those decisions will be made for the good of everyone. thus, where you get your background, where you get your information is really important especially in this day of mis- and disinformation. my question is where do you get your information to make decisions, and how do you ensure it is accurate? what are your news and other sources? sen. heinrich: one of the places i got my information is from the congressional resort -- research service. i also read extensively every single day. i read the news across the political spectrum, but through the lens of the current information environment we are in. i sit on the intelligence committee. one of the things that i see is how active our adversaries are in trying to shape that information environment. i remember one of the things i did in 2017 after the

chris. it's going to help a lot of people. i hope so. all right. see you then. we'll see you then. bye. all right. uber may be looking to expand beyond car travel and food delivery. cnbc confirms the rideshare company has discussed a bid to buy travel booking company expedia. however, the talks were reportedly in early stages and it's unclear if an acquisition will actually happen. uber's current ceo previously served as ceo of expedia from 2005 to 2017, and he remains a non-executive member of expedia's board. expedia is worth around $20 billion. that's billion compared to uber's 168 billion. all right. now to a story that had all of us talking in our morning editorial meeting. what if we could understand what our pets are thinking? well, ai is trying to figure that out for us. our business and tech reporter, scott budman pitched this story to us today. scott, animals and ai. this would be pretty cool. yeah, it's cool, audrey. and it's fascinating to think about all the money being spent on our data and what we do as humans. what about out in the wild? and there is something based in b

an antidote to that prozionist propaganda. so until next time, when i hope you're join us again on palestiny classified, this is chris williams for saying, bye for now. "a lion's war in the dead of night, with every battle he stood up right, guided by faith by pure insight, for just burns with endless light, he le with honor, wisdom, grace, a shield for labor sacred place, no tyrant sword could slow his pace, in every heart we see his face. they thought they could silence the flame, but we rise again in hassan's name, our path is quear, we feel no shame, the soul of hussein lives on the same, you feel his voice, but now you'll see a thousand rise where one shall be, your cruel intent, your tyrany, will fall to dust, will set world free. "we thought his death would make us weak, but in our hearts his strength we seek, with every tear the strong will speak, the dawn of freedoms what we peek. husson's blood runs through our faines, through suffering, through endless pains, the land you burn, the chains you claim, cannot destroy this righteous flame. they thought they could silence the flame, but..." we rise again in has

hope you join. again on palestini classified, this is chris williams for saying, bye for now. it was a shot that was heard around the world, the 82,00 pound bombs which destroyed the mountain, the... was said hassan nasrallah has changed many things: the clock stopped, the tears fell, the morning began, but the guns kept blazing as netanyahu... is about to find out on the ground in lebanon. come and have it out with galloway, if you are hard enough. over the past four decades, the islamic revolution guard core has made great strides in developing its missile capabilities, defense program to guarantee the country's deterrance power. but can iranian missiles deter the country's arch enemies from serious invasion, or can they punish them in case of invasion? october 7th, 2023.

so until next time when i hope you join us again on palestine classified. this is chris williams for saying bye for now. firstly, i want to tell the journalists who want to report from the frontlines that they shouldn't go there in search of fame, instead they should bear a message and have cause to defend. the media warfare is essential because the camera has become a weapon ache into the rifle and the missile used by the resistance fighters. media is double edged. for it and we should wield it carefully. indeed, rifles and cameras have become complementary weapons, we can't separate them. our message is to support the truth against the falsehood. as the new year began, the gaza conflict persisted. on january 1st, the israeli army withdrew its tanks from some areas of gaza, but fighting and heavy bombardment continued in other parts of the strip. on january 11th, south africa, a country that has suffered from apartite for years accused. israel of genocide in gaza at the international court of justice, icj. ironically, israel dismissed the accusation as baseless. on janu

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so until next time when i hope you'll join us again on palestine classified. this is chris williams for saying. live for now. it was a shot that was heard around the world, the 82£. bombs which destroyed the mountain that was syd hassanlah has changed many things, the clock stopped, the tears fell, the morning began, but "the guns kept blazing as netanyahu is about to find out on the ground in lebanon. come and have it out with gallaway if you are hard enough. on february..." seventh, netanyahu rejected hamas scisfire proposal, showing he had no interest in ending the war. seven days later, on february 14th, israel attacked the largest active hospital in southern gaza, making it clear to the world that no place in gaza was safe. on... february 28, six children died from malnutrition. now it wasn't just bombs threatening the lives of gaza's children. on february 29th, another atrocity occurred. israely forces massacred 120 people in northern gaza as they gathered around eight trucks for food in what became known as the flower massacre. netanyahu succeeded in updating his rec

so until next time when i hope you'll join us again on palestine declassified. this is chris williams for saying bye for now. firstly i want to tell the journalists who want to report from the frontlines that they shouldn't go there in search of fame, instead they should bear a message and have cause to defend. the media warfare is essential because the camera has become a weapon aik into the... rifle and the missile used by the resistance fighters. media is double edge swirt and we should wield it carefully. indeed, rifles and cameras have become complementary weapons. we can't separate them. our message is to support the truth against the falsehood. a blinding flash of white light lit up the sky over gaza tonight, people running for cover, not knowing whether they're dead or alive, they came. came with their tanks and their planes, ravaging fiery planes, nothing remains, just the voice. rising up in the smoky haze, we will not go down in the night without a fight, you can burn up our masks and our homes and our schools, but our spirit will never die, we will not go down in

chris christie or jared kushner. you could punt on this question, i hope you won't.idea of what your team will look like. >> a lot of the people you had last night will be a part of it. that room had some great people. >> steve: cardinal dolan? >> put him in, right? >> lawrence: the president is saying i learned a lot in washington and know how to pick my cabinet. not just washington insiders. what do you make of him doing the homestretch going to communities that republicans never went to before? is that going to help him in the end? >> yeah, i think it does. talk about hopeful. when you have a guy like president trump going to places like california and campaigning and new york and campaigning, i think it does sort of capture his big vision. will he win those two states? probably not. but the effort -- putting in the effort and going to people and asking people for their votes in places that you may not win, i think it's kind of perfectly on brand for him. i found the whole interview absolutely marvelous. some of my favorite parts were the viewer questions who aske

so until next time, when i hope you'll join us again on palestine classified. this is chriswilliams for saying bye for now. media stream this week will dive deep into the latest escalations between the resistance and the zionist entity as hezbular retaliates with unprecedented strikes reaching the heart of tel aviv. with fears of a wider confrontation looming we analyzed strategic implications and the real intentions behind netanyahu's gamble a dangerous escalation, as tensions rise between hisbula and the israeli entity, western reports reveal diverging narratives about the... resistance's strength and the israeli regime strategy, with the risk of an all-out war looming, questions remain about whether this escalation will shift the balance of power or lead to a costly stalemate, edge of regional confrontation this week on the mid east stream. "alions war in the dead of night, with every battle he stood upright, guided by faith by puring sight, for justice burns with endless light, he lead with honor, wisdom, grace, a shield for labonan sacred place, no tyrant sword could sl

an antidote to that prozionist propaganda, so until next time when i hope you're join us again on palestine classified, this is chris williamson saying bye for now, it was a shot that was held. around the world, the 82,00 lb bombs which destroyed the mountain that was said hassan nasrallah has changed many things, the clocks. stop, the tears fell, the morning began, but the guns kept blazing as netanyahu is about to find out on the ground in lebanon. come and have it out with gallie if you are hard enough. شوفوا نحن ثقافتنا نؤمن بالله عز وجل وان الله سبحانه وتعالى بيده ملكوت السماوات والارض وكل شيء في يد الله سبحانه وتعالى ونحن بنعتبر انه عم نقوم بتكليفنا نحن عباده ونعبده نعبده في الصلاه ونعبده في الجهاد وعندما نطيعه ونعبده نكون جندا له وعندما نكون جندا له نصبح جزءا من جنوده في هذا ال وما يعلم جنود ربك الا هو وما يعلم جنود ربك الا هو انتم تخوضون معركه خائبه فاشله لن تؤدي الى اي نتيجه القتل يزيدنا وعيا وعنادا واصرارا. what lessons can the world learn from the armed resistance by the heroic people of south africa that brought an end to the evil apartide regime? asmani marks 64th anniversary of his independence from fr

so until next time when i hope you'll join us again on palestiny classified. this is chriswilliams for saying bye for now, it was a shot that was heard around the world, the 82,000-pound bombs which destroyed the mountain that was said hassan. has changed many things, the clock stopped, the tears fell, the morning began, but the guns kept blazing, as netanyahu is about to find out, on the ground in lebanon. come and have it out with gallie if you are hard enough. with the shocking news of sad hassan nasar allah's assassination, pivotal question looms. what will become of iran's role as the leader of the resistance access? the islamic republic has expertly navigated israel's provocations, but has the balance shifted? the stakes have never been higher. are we witnessing the tip? point in this high stakes game, press tv news headlines israel launches new wave of air strikes on dahia neighborhood of the lebanese capital, using bunkerbuster bombs to attack civilian buildings. nearly 20 palestinians are killed after an israeli strike targets the occupied west bank city of tulkarm

an antidote to that prozionist propaganda. so until next time when i hope you're join us again on palestine classified, this is chris williamson saying bye for now. as december began, everyone knew that israel was thirstyr for blood than ever. on december 4th, it launched a major ground assault on southern gaz. on december 12, joe biden criticized israel's bombing methods, but as usual, he did not break his habit and continue to send bombs, allowing israel to improve its record of atrocities. on december 22nd, the death stole in gaza surpassed 20,000, but this did not awaken the work. western leaders from their slander. on december 26th, it was the turn of central gaza. before the end of the last month of the year, it witnessed a massive attack. no place in gaza was safe anymore.

an antidote to that prozionist propaganda, so until next time when i hope you're join us again on palestine classified, this is chris williamson saying bye for now. firstly i want to tell the journalists who want to report from the frontlines that they shouldn't go there in search of fame, instead they should bear a message and... have cause to defend, the media warfare is essential because the camera has become a weapon aiking to the rifle and the missile used by the resistance fighters. media is double edge swart and we should wield it carefully. indeed, rifles and cameras have become complementary weapons, we can't separate them. our message is to support the truth against the falsehood. the leader of iran's islamic revolution awards the order of fat medal to the irgc commander of the aerospace division over the. anti-israeli operation true promise. hesbolla resistance movement launches fresh missile attacks on israel in response to the regime's continued aggression against lebanon. a senior hamas official says operation anlocks a flaud on october the 7th last year shattered the illusions of israel's superiority

joining us now in the studio is gb news political editor, christopher hope. chrisg political too. we've got tom tugendhat just putting out a statement now to gb news saying this initiative, these talks were started during liz truss's premiership and they should never have started. tom, who was the foreign secretary secretary dunng the foreign secretary secretary during liz tusk's premiership. >> well, that was james cleverly , >> well, that was james cleverly, who just happens to be a leadership rival contender to tom tugendhat. is this a subtle dig? >> yes. is it a yellow card? miriam cates well, rempe is it blue on blue? >> well, there is some sort of rule about this. in the 1922 committee. but, you know, this is really interesting, isn't it, because it does beg the question, how much control do government ministers like the foreign secretary have over what's going on in their department? cleverly, did he even know that this was happening? did he direct it or did the foreign office just see an opportunity? >> he's saying week, week, week on twitter today. he thin

an antidote to that prozionist propaganda, so until next time when i hope you're join us again on palestiny classified, this is chriswilliams for saying, bye for now. i alliance more in the dead of night. with every battle he stood upright guided by faith by puring sight for justice burns with endless light he lay with honor wisdom grace a shield for labonan sacred place no tyrant sword could slow his pace in every heart we see his face they thought they could silence the flame but we rise again in hassan's name our path is clear we feel no shame the soul. lives on the same, you feel his voice, but now you'll see a thousand rise where one shall be your cruel intent your tyrany, no fall to dust will set world free, death would make us weak, but in our hearts is...

chris coons. >> thank you so much. i hope you have your red bull pac because your schedule sounds not slim going into the election. thank you so much. and it ahead this hour on cnn news central police releasing some new details about the plus back accused of setting fire to ballot boxes in two separate states, destroying hundreds of ballots and new sexual assault allegations against sean "diddy" combs this time involving a ten-year-old boy we've got details just moments away >> it has seven key nutrients to help fill those holes. your immune system. >> what holds? >> new airborne seven immune supporting nutrients our most complete support yet this is the best whitening swap i ever made through the health of my enamel blumenau toothpaste blumenau is so different and uses these enamel safe whitening ingredients that breakup flat so my teeth and gums looks super clean and bright and feel sovo insanity. >> doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result, would you have done something differently than president

chris i hope you choose to write a follow-up to chip war, perhaps chip war 2.0. dr. prabhakar: what do you think? >> speaking of semiconductors, i am curious. because of the chips and science act, a lot of the billions of dollars have been allocated to intel. intel, as you know, has had some challenges. i am just kind of curious, if you were working with intel or could offer advice to intel, what kind of advice and guidance might you provide to have intel challenge other types of semiconductor companies? dr. prabhakar: i don't think i am in a good position to give advice to intel. if you look at what the chips act is getting done, i mentioned the important shift from 0% of advanced node manufacturing in the u.s. to getting to 28% over a decade. what that represents is not one single company, but now we are on track to have the five leading-edge manufacturers from around the world have operations, manufacturing production operations in the united states. that to me is really significant, that cohort as a group. no other nation has more than two. and putting us on a pa

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