he should run as pro-christie not anti-trump. you will. if you go to our website about specific policies, it's not really detailed on different issues and policies, i know you talk on the trail about different things, and you answer a lot of questions. but, are you going to get more detailed about what a christie presidency will look like? >> look, i think i will continue to and i think i already have. we just talked about the economy and what i would do there. we have talked about what i would do in ukraine, and i have spoken about that extensively that i would arm the ukrainians even more than arming them now. because i think it's in america's national interest to degrade the russian army and send it aclear message to china that any more adventurisms around the world will not pay off for them. i have spoken about drug abuse in our country and how we need to expand treatment. it is a disease and people need to be treated and at the same time i said on day one i'm going to execute an executive order that will send the national gu

and now, please welcome, governor chris christie. gov christie: good afternoon everybody. thank you very much for having me and thank you for being here. you for caring about our country and our party enough to be here this weekend. what i want to do is speak off the top about what is going on in the world right now. and then i want to take questions from you rather than you hear speech for me. i want everyone to understand that from my perspective, what we see in israel is connected to everything else going on in the world. it is connected to what we see in ukraine. it is connected to what we see in the south chinese see with china and taiwan and connected to the middle east. we have four bad actors in the world right now. china, russia, north korea and iran and they are working together to try to disrupt the world to fill a vacuum that has been left by our country in world leadership and is trying to move the world towards a dictatorship, authoritarian ship type of world. they want to create fear. because when fear is created people worry about not having a person in cha

they make strong connections with them. >> okay, we're almost ready to go. >> reporter: brad and christyateful they've served together for a quarter of their 45-year marriage. >> it's a wonderful experience. >> i feel we're doing a really small thing and anybody can do it, so why not keep doing it? >> reporter: so for being there with care for families facing a child's life threatening condition, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to christy and brad cole. >> okay, an example of their generous spirit, they found out someone had a favorite kind of burrito and they went out of their way to find out what it was and go and get it for them. the non-profit takes family referrals. >> they're like a warm hug. i love that. and you can see that. >> they're great. >> a lot of love to give. >> thanks, sharon. >>> well you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> still ahead san francisco's mayor is promising a big economic boost when dignitaries from around the world will gather for an apeck conference. why some businesses fear they'll be left out

go to chris christie.om, donated, i keep me on the debate stage, and not be there to confront him when he does show up, and he will. >> before i let you go, i want to ask you about what's happening in the house right now, or this week. because you said house republicans need to quit arguing and choose the speaker, it's obviously holding back aid to israel and ukraine. right now, jim jordan is that candidate. he's a close trump ally, he's someone who actively worked to overturn the 2020 election results, i mean, would he support him becoming the speaker? >> jen, you know, i was a governor, as you know, for two terms in new jersey. one of the things i learned quite painfully is that people who want to be an executive shouldn't get involved and legislative leadership races. and almost always leads to bad things. why is the person -- the person you opposed winds up doing it? let me say this. it's been too long, already, without a speaker. pick someone that they have confidence in that will leave the house on t

chris christie! none of them remember - happier. chris christie!ristie! none of them remember why they j happier. chris christie! none - of them remember why they are here. but just weeks later, enrique tarrio was re—arrested, this time for his role in the january 6th attack. i ended up in court because i was subpoenaed. as a journalist, it's probably the last place in the world i wanted to be. using footage shot by nick quested as evidence, the prosecution argued that tarrio planned and directed the attack on the capitol using encrypted social media platforms. even though he was kind of away and afar from it, he didn't have to be in dc onjanuary 6 to be charged with seditious conspiracy because he was allegedly organising the conspiracy, regardless of where he was. the defence said that tarrio wasn't in dc and, therefore, couldn't have been involved in the insurrection in any way. their argument was that the government was prosecuting tarrio because it was easier than going after the real culprit. with tarrio, his own telegram messages are the mos

presidential hopeful chris christie joins me next.oes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. ♪ ♪ >>> mike pence stood for the constitution, and he deserves not grudging credit. he deserves our thanks as americans for putting his oath of office and the constitution of the united states before personal, political and unfair pressure. >> a surprise announcement from former vice president mike pence yesterday and another sign that at least for the gop, at least at this moment this is trump's world and we're just living in it. for more, i am joined by republican presidential candidate chris christie who you heard just there in a previous debate praising vice president pence at a time that very few others on that stage were willing to

governor christie -- excuse me, governor christie, i believe i did see you write something on the cardon i vote him off the island -- stuart: any of the people on the stage? >> no, every person on the stage has shown the respect for republican voters to come and express views honestly, candidly and respectfully. i have respect for every man and woman on the stage. vivek, put your hand down for a minute, would you? i still got time, dude. chill out. look, this guy has not only divided our party, he's divided families all over this country. he's divided friends all over this country. i've spoken to people and i know everyone else have that sat at thanksgiving dinner or a birthday party and can't have a conversation anymore if they disagree with donald trump. he needs to be voted off the island and he needs to be taken out of this process. dana: give vivek 15 seconds. stuart: vivek. >> i have a different view. i think trump was an excellent president but the america first agenda does not belong to one man. it does not belong to donald trump, it doesn't belong to me. it belongs to you, the

a patrick christys . gb views and i am christys.eeting as well. the shadow health minister . interesting. health minister. interesting. yesterday, starmer said , yesterday, keir starmer said, well, people don't like this word, but reform about nhs, word, but reform about the nhs, reform . um, i think a lot of reform. um, i think a lot of people have thought that maybe labour the only party labour would be the only party that reform the nhs that could reform the nhs because the try and do because if the tories try and do anything they just anything to it, they just get called and people go out on called evil and people go out on strike, don't so maybe now strike, don't they? so maybe now we going to some serious we are going to see some serious reform. look we are going to see some serious reforri. look we are going to see some serious reforri will look we are going to see some serious reforri will be look we are going to see some serious reforri will be asking look we are going to see some serious reforri will be asking the ok like?

look, when we perform at concerts - the good old hits of agatha christie, yeah, we have a stage set,m them, just everything, in the style, in the style of just the good old one. this aesthetics she got in there somewhere, that is, when several men sing, even in unison, there is still something in it, it’s something so old and good, well, not to mention the fact that if you sing the fabulous taiga there or like in the war at a concert, well, actually everyone sings, so everyone dances, from the same movie, right? listen, yes, the fairy-tale taiga is, of course, a legendary thing, it turned out unexpectedly, probably, you just decided to, well, joke , as i understand it, play with the song, yes, that’s right, it turned out... a good joke, yes, i really, every time at the end of the concert we perform it, i look into the audience, and i don’t understand what kind of madness is happening to us, to everyone, but i think the present moment is already a frenzy of memories of youth, people are simply immersed in that same 20 years ago when they were young, energetic and i am very glad that a

>> jim, former president donald trump did not talk about chris christie, but he did talk about thosendictments and of course, not in the same way that chris christie referenced them and this has become a central theme of the trump campaign trying to use those indictments as a rallying cry. to his base and his supporters in th in the orpheum theater, and they rallied to his cause. he made no mention of mike pence. of course, he got out of the race yesterday, was there no mention of the former president's former vice president, but what he did say, jim, perhaps coining a new phrase taking a play off the old drain the swamp. he said it's time to build the swamp. he wrapped in some election denialism in there, as well. let's listen. >> you know they cheat, you know that, right? you know how you beat cheaters? you have to swamp them. you have to swamp them. not drain the swamp. in this case, you have to build a swamp, okay, we'll build one. and we have to swamp one and we will. we're seeing numbers that we've never seen before. >> of course, the question is building that swamp, but the io

patrick christys . gb news. heck patrick christys. gb news. heck of a lot to go out today.gb views. gbnews.com when you see and i will show you if you've not already seen it. what happened with keir starmer at this mosque yesterday? i want to know you think know whether or not you think that it know whether or not you think thatitis know whether or not you think that it is living proof about maybe integration not working out as as it could have in out as well as it could have in this country. vaiews@gbnews.com. right vaiews@gbnews.com. but right now, with . ray now, as your headlines with. ray >> thanks patrick. good afternoon. it's 3:01. our top story the first load of humanitarian aid from the uk to gazais humanitarian aid from the uk to gaza is on its way to egypt. the ministry of defence confirmed that an raf plane is carrying 21 tonnes of supplies, which include medical equipment and water filters . the government water filters. the government says stockpiles of wound care packs were donated by the department for health. the aid will be distributed through the egyptian

. ♪ caroline: today, we will fuse art and vc with christie ventures.w forum. i know that you are on the road speaking to different companies building things. talk to us about some of these investments -- where are you backing? it looks like you are backing authenticity. we have been talking about that with ai at the moment. devang: thank you for having me back. hello from hong kong. we take a very principled approach on investing. as we mentioned last time, we are early-stage investors and we only invest in certain companies. eco mark is one of those that is very near and dear to my heart, based in seattle, washington, looking to create technology by adding invisible watermarks and ai based watermarks. something you just discussed with your prior panelist, in documents, to deter people from leaking them. whether it was the supreme court leak we saw not long ago, but other things from corporate -- leaks are a big problem. and echo mark is attempting to use state-of-the-art technology to solve them. even if you take a picture of a little corner of a docu

patrick christys . gb news. i also want christys. gb news. i also want to know from you, do you think that we should cancel the massive protest due to take place in london tomorrow? 1000 police officers being roped in to deal with that gbviews@gbnews.com. but right now it's your headlines . now it's your headlines. >> very good evening to you. it is 8:02 o'clock. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. well, as you've been hearing, israel's prime minister has delivered a stark warning to palestinians in their week long retaliation against hamas is just the beginning. thousands of people are fleeing northern gaza after the israeli army ordered more than a million residents to move south by the end of the day for their own safety. benjamin netanya , who said we will netanya, who said we will destroy hamas and we will win, but it will take time. he didn't elaborate, though , on what might elaborate, though, on what might follow or for how long, but has —— and hostages . the united éltfiififld hostages. the united says the ggitgsgggd hostages. the unit

patrick christys . gb news. get those christys. gb news. will have time for the inbox this hour. i'm going to be asking you whether or not you think we have a duty to accept refugees from gaza in this country or should that fall on that responsibility fall on neighbouring nations? gb views and gbnews.com. but right now it's headlines polly . patrick >> thank you and good afternoon to you. well the us president joe biden has been speaking in israel where he's announced an agreement to allow humanity , an agreement to allow humanity, an aid move from egypt into aid to move from egypt into gaza. he also confirmed $100 million of new us funding for humanitarian aid for gaza and the west bank. >> earlier year he met with the israeli prime minister mr biden's visit was to be a diplomatic mission to prevent an escalation in the region. but after last night's bombing of a hospital in gaza , planned hospital in gaza, planned meetings with regional leaders have had to be cancelled in a joint news conference with israel's leader, president biden suppo

smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. strike averted. teachers in the bay area's largest school district reached a deal preventing a strike that would have impacted around 50,000 students. the teachers union announced the tentative agreement on social media. a permanent raise for educators and a 5% raise the second year. substitute teachers would see a 15% raise over two years. the deal promises improved working conditions. >> all have made the agreement possible. we are tired but we made it, baby. >> teachers are expected to ratify the contract early next week. >> there is a break in the case. investigators say they have found the person and the people responsible for a murder in lake tahoe. the murder happened back in 2021. someone broke into the home and shot them. the husband, robert spohr, died, but his wife wendy wood survived only to die a year later. police arrest this had man, danny serafini, and a woman, samantha scott, for the murder. the poetive is unclear. certain certificate is the son-in-law of the couple.

patrick christys . gb shortly. patrick christys. gb news yet . busy hour shortly. patrick christys. gb news yet. busy hour coming your way. there's the potential as well. i should warn you, for us to be going getting live to be going and getting live shots from paris. we're expecting of pro hamas expecting some kind of pro hamas rally take in paris , rally to take place in paris, which i think we can all agree is probably got the potential to kick so we'll kick right off. so we'll be going that if indeed it does going to that if indeed it does gbviews@gbnews.com. you want gbviews@gbnews.com. do you want our met to down or our met police to clamp down or any force across the any police force across the country clamp down hard at country to clamp down hard at the potential for this international day of jihad tomorrow gbviews@gbnews.com. but right now it's your headlines . right now it's your headlines. >> good afternoon . it's 3:02. >> good afternoon. it's 3:02. i'm rhiannon jones in the newsroom . the us secretary of newsroom. the us secretary of state has reassured the israeli prime

patrick christys . gb news. you. patrick christys. gb news.remy hunt. who'd have thought it? but that big hs2 news coming our way shortly thought it? but that big hs2 news the�*oming our way shortly thought it? but that big hs2 news the headlines way shortly thought it? but that big hs2 news the headlines where hortly thought it? but that big hs2 news the headlines where polly after the headlines where polly . patrick thank you. >> good afternoon . well, the top >> good afternoon. well, the top story this hour is that the government has told gb news that no decisions have been taken on hs2 following reports that the manchester section of the track had been axed. it follows increased speculation about the rail project's future, with a number of government ministers calling for the project to be reviewed due to spiralling costs. the chancellor says it shouldn't cost ten times more to build a railway in the uk than just across the channel in france . also in the news today, france. also in the news today, a second police force is investigating al

patrick christys.gb news. it's a holiday, isn't it? why on earth would you go out for a steak instead of going on a holiday? but anyway, it's not my money. gb views or gbnews.com i want to hear from you. are you happy that we are going to happy that we are now going to reduce of migrant reduce the number of migrant hotels by around 50? does that go enough you? gb views hotels by around 50? does that go gb enough you? gb views hotels by around 50? does that go gb viewth you? gb views hotels by around 50? does that go gb views .com.rou? gb views hotels by around 50? does that go gb views .com. but gb views hotels by around 50? does that go gb views .com. but right'iews hotels by around 50? does that go gb views .com. but right now at gb views .com. but right now it's your headlines . it's your headlines. >> good afternoon. it's 3:01. i'm ray addison in the newsroom. our top story, downing street has confirmed that 12 british citizens were killed during the hamas terror attack in israel. another five rema

republican presidential candidate chris christie is standing by live. we'll discuss. you want to be able to provide your child with the tools or resources they need. with reliable internet at home, through the internet essentials program, the world opened up. fellas, fellas. that's how my son was able to find the hidden genius project. we wanted to give y'all the necessary skills to compete with the future. kevin's now part of this next generation of young people who feel they can thrive. ♪ ♪ >>> more breaking news. congressman tom emmer is dropping out of the house speaker race hours after earning his party's nomination. let's go straight to our chief congressional correspondent, manu raju, up on capitol hill. congressman emmer faced a lot of resistance from some of his fellow republicans, including some significant resistance from donald trump. what comes next for the house gop? >> reporter: simply chaotic moment for the house gop, which is in complete disarray. unable to get in order. three weeks to the day since the ouster of kevin mccarthy, tom emmer becoming the

it's me , patrick christys night. it's me, patrick christys on gb news.. let's see what your wonderful have been wonderful viewers have been saying. on labour's new teeth saying. so on labour's new teeth brushing says, saying. so on labour's new teeth brushiiand says, saying. so on labour's new teeth brushiiand we says, saying. so on labour's new teeth brushiiand we had says, saying. so on labour's new teeth brushiiand we had regular's, saying. so on labour's new teeth brushiiand we had regular visits i'm 51 and we had regular visits by dentists primary school by dentists at my primary school in hereford who taught us to in hereford who taught us how to clean teeth . we use the clean our teeth. and we use the indicator tablets. this actually is a new woke idea, is not a new woke idea, surprisingly, fair enough . and surprisingly, fair enough. and finally, hello , finally, ian says hello, patrick, you must stop taking your fiancee to mark donald. brilliant. ian i ask her, where do you want to go for dinner? all right, i ask. i've got michelin star restaura

significant place in the film , and nothing fits there, i sent him the album of the next agatha christiecomposition has been right glued with the hero of sergei bodrov with this film and this is of course one of our biggest hits, which... the film should be a song by agatha christie and victor atsoy , the film group, we are in a stupor just finishing this album, and we, in addition to the old songs, we have done a lot background music from these works for the album, i spent about a month and a half at lenfilm, since i am a sound engineer myself, it was extremely interesting for me to mix it all 5:1, and as bandarchuk later told me, it turns out that we were the first in russia to mix music 5:1 in the film, and the third phase - already, when lyosha invited me to be the composer for his wonderful picture, it doesn’t hurt me, yeah, and there i was already making music from beginning to end, and by the way, it included songs from the peninsula album, from the peninsula project that i said, that’s it song call me sky, you were entirely a composer, and plus tracks , yes, but i must say that a

. >> reporter: when brad and christy cole's daughters graduated from college, she looked for ways to> i came for training and it was a perfect fit for me. >> reporter: opened a door for them both. >> she wanted me to tag along and i think we love doing stuff together. >> lotion. >> yes. >> reporter: christy and brad volunteer with they're with care. the nonprofit which began in colorado gives families free support from financial help to basic necessities as they care for critically ill children. the coals have spent 11 years easing the burden of families in need. >> when they do feel really alone, they feel isolated, i think that the term we hear a lot is that i people overwhelmed every day. with everything i got to do. and with the child needs and it's just nice to have somebody to come and help. >> i want them to know that there's a community that is there for them. and that they're not walking through this alone. >> reporter: christy, a retired teacher, and brad, a retired health care technology executive v donated their time to they're with care since the bay area chapter opened

presidential hopeful chris christie joins me nokes. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. here s and all of our stuff where we want to go. but, our cars can't take us e with unpaid tolls. vehicles with overdue, unpaid tolls may not be able to renew their registration until outstanding balances are paid. payment assistance is available. visit bayareafastrak.org/ase so go pay your unpaid tolls y and keep your wheels on the ! >>> mike pence stood for the constitution. and he deserves not grudging credit, he deserves our thanks as americans for putting his oath of office and the constitution of the united states before personal, political, and unfair pressure. >> a surprise announcement from former vice president mike

patrick christys gb news is . yes, i am christys gb news is.language . stay tuned choice of language. stay tuned for that. vaiews@gbnews.com. but right now it's your headunes but right now it's your headlines with polly . patrick. headlines with polly. patrick. >> thank you and good evening to you. well, the main news today is that the prime minister has confirmed the northern leg of hs2 is being scrapped. speaking after weeks of speculation, rishi sunak told the conservative party conference in manchester that he's ready to make tough decisions for the country . he's defended the move country. he's defended the move as well , saying the money will as well, saying the money will be better spent developing projects in the north and the midlands, hs2 will still run from euston in central london, but current manager moment will no longer be responsive symbol for the site . for the site. >> we will reinvest every single penny. £36 billion in hundreds of new transport projects in the north and the midlands across the country. this means £36 billion

christys news come.'s channel. britain's news channel. >> hello, storm. babbitt will continue to bring some exceptional weather over the next 24 hours. a rain warning remains in force across eastern scotland where that rain will continue to push in. this is the area of low pressure that's associated with babbitt. it stays anchored to the uk for the next couple of days and the red warning remains in force where we've got this weather front and you can see it persist ing across eastern scotland through much evening, much of thursday evening, continuing to push in. you can see the colours it's heavy see from the colours it's heavy and persistent across the and it's persistent across the country. elsewhere we will see rain starting to become more widespread across northern and eastern england. drier down towards the southwest and a mild night across the board. now we've got weather warnings in place of the place across much of the country, particularly northern and areas. we'll and eastern areas. we'll conti

back with me now is republican presidential candidate chris christie.this-limited gag order issued by judge chutkan really is kind of extraordinary, just given the former presidents hold job. what do you make of the fact that she had to go? there >> that is him. abby, that is him. he is going to always, always push the edge of propriety, the edge of legality. that is why he is under indictment for different jurisdictions. that's why it's out on bail in four different jurisdictions. the fact is that a gag order like this is not extraordinary in a criminal case, it is only extraordinary because you're dealing with the former president of the united states who is running for president. but here's what republican voters and their primary have to remember. he is a criminal defendant, he doesn't get special rights because he is the former president, he is a criminal defendant indicted by a grand jury of his peers in the district of columbia. and so he can't go out there and start polluting the jury pool by -- impugning dental witnesses, impugning the prosecut

this is patrick christys and is . gb news. christys and this is. gb news. yeah, like i said, we are going to be taking you all around the world on this show today as we look at this international global day of jihad. and we are anticipate serious anticipate taking some serious action, taking place in israel and gaza . the world, i think, is and gaza. the world, i think, is on a knife edge. vaiews@gbnews.uk but right now it's your headlines . it's your headlines. >> patrick thank you and good afternoon from the gb news room. it's 3:01. here are the top stories . the president of the stories. the president of the european commission has arrived in tel aviv amid the ongoing conflict following hamas's attack on israel . ursula von der attack on israel. ursula von der leyen offered her solidarity with the israeli people . with the israeli people. meanwhile, the us secretary of defence says washington's support for israel is ironclad. in a joint press conference with his israeli counterpart , dart his israeli counterpart, dart lloyd austin said munich air defence

patrick christys. gb video. patrick christys. gb news. look at those emails coming in.b views a gbnews.com another big story for us today . another big story for us today. okay is why on earth would keir starmer want children to be forced to brush their teeth at school? is that not the role of the parent? if you have kids and you don't get them up in the morning, get them dressed , give morning, get them dressed, give them a slice of toast or whatever, and make them brush their before they go to their teeth before they go to school. we kids ? gb school. why have we got kids? gb views the gbnews.com but right now is your headlines . now is your headlines. >> good afternoon. i'm tamsin roberts in the newsroom. it's 3:01. labour is describing its rutherglen and hamilton west by—election win as a seismic victory to scotland's newest mp michael shanks . michael shanks michael shanks. michael shanks took the seat with 58% of the vote, more than double that of the snp's katy loudon in the by—election was called after a recall petition against former snp member margaret ferrier

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patrick christys . gb news. we're patrick christys. gb news.re going to be live in gaza, live in israel , live in lebanon, and in israel, live in lebanon, and of course, live here in london, as well as we build up to a seismic day possibly in global history. gb views a gbnews.com is that email address. i want to hear from you, but right now it's your headlines . it's your headlines. >> patrick, thanks very much and good afternoon from the newsroom. it's 3:01. the prime minister is due to address the escalating crisis in the middle east. updating the commons on the uk's response to the violence earlier , mps and peers violence earlier, mps and peers observed a minute silence with the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle , the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle, saying the whole house is shocked by the recent terrorist attack on israel by hamas members of parliament paused to remember the innocent lives lost on both sides of the conflict, downing street says rishi sunak, would also give an update about british nationals in gaza . well, british nationals in gaza. w

. >> reporter: when brad and christy cole's daughters graduated from college, she looked for a way to for training and it was a perfect fit for me. >> reporter: it opened a door for them both. >> she wanted me to tag along and i think we love doing stuff together. >> lotion. >> yes. >> wipes. >> yes. >> reporter: christy and brad volunteer with "there with care." the nonprofit, which began in colorado, gives families free support from financial help to basic necessities as they care for critically ill children. the coles have spent 11 years easing the burden of families in need. >> when they do feel really alone, they feel isolated, i think the term we hear a lot is that i feel overwhelmed every day with everything i've got to do. and what the child needs and it's just nice to have somebody to come and help. >> i want them to know that there's a community that is there for them. and that they're not walking through this alone. >> reporter: christy, a retired teacher, and brad, a retired health care technology executive, have donated their time to "there with care" since the bay area c

nbc bay area's christie smith is following the story for us and joins us live. how much of a game changer could this be for the drug crisis? >> reporter: well, it's certainly a different approach for cases where it would apply. what we're being told is basically members of the task force would help with approaching of an overdose and respond in the same way that a homicide investigation might take place with gathering evidence and looking where they could potentially link the overdose to a drug sale and a specific drug dealer. the d.a. says some investigations may not yield what they need but they will certainly watch out for what they do. in the past there just weren't resources for this kind of approach but that changes with the governor's announcement today in this new partnership. we still don't know exactly how many personnel will be involved with it. >> we heard from the mayor. she's for this. have you heard from anyone today who could possibly be against this plan? >> reporter: yeah, we did. earlier today we reached out to the public defender's office her

patrick christys on gb news.have evidence of rac, the north—west is the worst affected . 11 hospitals have got affected. 11 hospitals have got rac , including wythenshawe rac, including wythenshawe hospital and salford royal hospital. there are seven in the north—east and yorkshire, including the university hospital of north tees and four hospitals in london have got rac as well, including the royal free hospital. a full list of those hospitals is available on the gb news website gb news wgrz.com. joining me now is christine stone, who is, believe it or not, an expert in rac. i bet you never thought you'd be this useful. to be fair. but so 42 hospital now 42 hospitals about how bad is this. so when it came to schools quite easy. it was massively inconvenient but quite easy to evacuate because you could just stop the kids from turning up. but if you've got people on intensive care in a variety of care wards in a variety of different hospitals, i mean, you can't out, can can't just move them out, can you? this is a

it's patrick christys . it's gb news. and we christys. it's gb news. and we have some massive breaking news to bring you very, very shortly . to bring you very, very shortly. yes, gb news is signed a huge star. you have to stay tuned to find out who that is. but it is going to send shockwaves through the british media landscape. you're welcome. >> we're also going to be talking about this. >> yes, a broken asylum plan. okay it's turned out that the plan that the government have got at the moment just won't work, isn't working , can't work, isn't working, can't possibly work. who'd have thunk it colour me shocked. we're also going to be talking about this story. yes, that's right. the bbc has admitted bias against us, by the way, it's admitted bias against gb news. again, not a massive shock , is it? but it a massive shock, is it? but it is embarrassing for the beeb. we'll be talking about what this means and the ramifications i'll also discussing now this also be discussing now this incident very incident that very, very interesting. the rugby interest

chris christie, welcome. >> good to be here, howie. thanks for having me.f donald trump and lots of co-defendants. won't his former lawyers, jenna ellis, sidney powell, have credibility problems because they zit cysted they were incident -- insisted they were incident and now say they committed crimes related to the election fraud? >> i don't think that creates much of a credibility problem, howie. that's what happens in every criminal trial where you have multiple co-defendants. everyone starts by pleading not guilty, and then as the trial becomes closer, they realize the reality of their situation which is they are guilty, and then they look to plead. so, look, these are three lawyers that donald trump -- ken cheseboro, jenna ellis, sidney powell -- these are folks that donald trump himself selected to have as part of his legal team, sent out social media posts saying they were an amazing legal team. i guarantee you now he'll throw every one of them under the bus, because that's what he does. howard: you argue that republicans eventually come to recognize

coming up, gop presidential candidate chris christie is arriving soon at our studios. he has been very critical of president biden's iran policies. are these new sanctions enough? what needs to be done and what moves would he make as president if he were elected during this historic and increasing arely dangerous war? right now we need to show you a massive pro-gaza -- is that pro-gaza or pro-israel? a pro-palestinian, this is a jewish group. can we get that correct? okay. this is a jewish group right now at the capitol, and they are calling for a ceasefire at the moment. they are singing and chanting. we are getting reports that u.s. capitol police are working hard to keep control of the situation. looks calm at the moment, but it is increasingly getting a little tense as we are hearing from our reporters and producers on the scene. arrests have been made and protesters in zip ties have been led away. this as lawmakers are struggling to get a speaker of the house appointed. here's the latest on that. congressman jim jordan of ohio got less, fewer votes the second time

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patrick christys gb news is . well, got christys gb news is. absolutely any one of those top topics. gb views at gbnews.com. i'll be back with you ranting. frankly about why i think we need to stop banning things in this country. i'm sick of us banning things, whether it's smoking adverts, all sorts of statues. stop banning things. vaiews@gbnews.com. but i'll be there after your headlines with polly . patrick polly. patrick >> thank you and hello to you. well, the main news today is that a man who broke into windsor castle armed with a loaded crossbow with the intention of killing the late queen has been sentenced to nine years in jail for treason. >> just one single wandered around inside the grounds for two hours on christmas day in 2021, while the late queen was in residence . the old bailey in residence. the old bailey today heard he'd been encouraged by an artificial intelligence virtual girlfriend with which he'd exchanged thousands of messages. the judge said jail was non—psychotic, though, and therefore culpable when he devised his plot

christys dup news sheep? patrick christys dup news . yes.oncert that has been asked to resign from their position because cause they have called officially now for a ceasefire in israel and gaza. for a ceasefire in israel and gaza . gaza will be telling you gaza. gaza will be telling you exactly who that is and the circumstances surrounding that very, very shortly. but quite significant, a tory breaking ranks and it ties in with what we're going to talk about about this new party of islam. where's the labour to go? all the labour vote going to go? all of so make sure you stay of that. so make sure you stay tuned. vaiews@gbnews.com. but right now it's your headlines with . aaron a good evening to you. >> it's 5:03 aaron armstrong here in the gb news room. we'll start with some breaking news. the israeli government's confirmed 14 british nationals were among those to die during the hamas attacks on the 7th of october. two others are still missing and they may be held hostage. we'll bring you more on that as soon as we get it. meanwhile israel'

chris christi, 71%. this is people who they would never support. he's obviously the most vocal against donald trump. that's what makes him stand out. >> exactly. think about what we were talking about that we can't wrap our brains around. only 16% of south carolina primary voters find if donald trump did what he's charged with doing and illegally trying to overturn the 2020 election, only 16% find that disqualifying. that's chris christi's dominant message, that it is disqualifying, it shouldn't surprise us 7 in 10 voters have no interest in chris christi. >> it's such an important data point. just about where the republican party is right now and it is donald trump's party. we will see once the voters go caucus in iowa and vote in new hampshire and here in south carolina and beyond. when it comes to the fervor, it's kind of unbelievable. >> it is. this is what democrats are betting on, that the republican party is out of sync with the rest of the electorate and that is why even though president biden is behind in the swing state polls, this is wha

north well, welcome to friday night live with me, patrick christie. and i've got the absolute lot for you today. the big news is that boris johnson has joined gb news. here's the man himself . news. here's the man himself. >> hi, folks . boris johnson >> hi, folks. boris johnson here. i'm excited to say that i'm shortly to going be joining you on gb news. >> yes, i've got stanley johnson. boris johnson's father, the man who literally made this whole thing possible. he joins me at the top of the show. we're also doing the regular features. okay. fake news friday okay. so fake news friday where in of halloween, i went okay. so fake news friday where in and of halloween, i went okay. so fake news friday where in and made loween, i went okay. so fake news friday where in and made up�*een, i went okay. so fake news friday where in and made up am, i went okay. so fake news friday where in and made up a newwent okay. so fake news friday where in and made up a new law: okay. so fake news friday where in and made up a new law that out and made up a new law tha

presidential candidate and former new jersey governor chris christie is here. >>> then, a pulse check on the health of regional banks. first horizon's chief bryan jordan will join us on the heels of their results. >>> later, two big earnings reports coming after the bell. what the street likes and does not about each, tesla and netflix. >>> meantime, markets close to session lows here. we've got 1% declines on the nasdaq and the ten-year crossing about 491, vix back above 119. ten-year yield might be the story, as this is pacing for some new cycle highs yet again. >> if not the 30-year ticking above 5%. 501 on the 30. it seems like it was one of those little raw nerves that the market has had out, exposed for a while. beyond that, it's hard to sort of point to anything, except for a little bit of a mixed reaction to earnings. earnings themselves seem fine. the real function of earnings season this time is to get a reality check on the 12-month forward, you know, $240 in s&p projections right now. it's a little too early to get that fully. aside from that, we're kind of still above las

joining me now to discuss all of, it chris christie.mer governor of my home state of new jersey and candidate for the republican nomination for president. governor, thank you for being. here we have a lot to cover on this monday. and i want to start with what is happening in congress. it is nearly three weeks since kevin mccarthy stepped down. republicans still have not elected a new speaker. what is going on. >> stephanie, the only way to put it, we look like someone who cannot sit straight in the republican party. and this goes back to the foolishness of those eight people. who in my view fired kevin mccarthy along with 206 democrats without cause. there is no reason to get rid of mccarthy and there is no plan. it's obvious, now what would happen afterwards. so we now have a situation where we have nine candidates for speaker. we've gone through two nominees of the party since kevin mccarthy and it's an embarrassment. it's an embarrassment to the party into the country. my, view is just pick somebody. now we have work to do. discussin

patrick christys right here on . gb news christys right here on.well, the top stories this hour. rocket sirens have been heard in jerusalem amid the ongoing fighting between hamas and the israeli army. israel has declared war on hamas after their surprise attack on saturday. more than 800 people have been killed in israel and 500in gaza since then. israel's defence minister has ordered a complete siege of the gaza strip, cutting off food, fuel and electricity . he food, fuel and electricity. he and prime minister benjamin netanyahu , who has warned his netanyahu, who has warned his country's response will change the middle east. israeli media says around 300,000 reservists have been called up in the largest ever draft in the country . expats at frankfurt country. expats at frankfurt airport who managed to flee the violence have been sharing their experiences as tension is quite high for a lot of uncertainty of what to do . what to do. >> so we don't know. >> so we don't know. >> i don't have enough words to tell you about the feelings, the words ar

former new jersey governor governor chris christie join us right now.believe this is an isolated, a reflection on our policies not only afghanistan and what sense? >> they are all connected. when you show weakness, show appeasement anywhere, it invites terrorists to act anywhere so when we pull out of afghanistan and lets the fellowman get back into power, what happens? the taliban today is now asking iraq, iran and jordan to go across their land so they can fight israel and jerusalem. the taliban city is the in place but joe biden permitted that to happen. then you go next to what you see and ukraine because we are wrestling over regular aid or not crimea was taken and what's happening now? joe biden not giving them everything they need to win the war, they see weakness and joe biden negotiating with iranians, negotiating and ultimately wanting to negotiate a deal on the nuclear issue that that authorizing the $6 billion release showing signs of weakness as well so they authorized hamas to test this in israel. they are all connected. appeasement and is