chris christie he will not he joining _ is that chris christie he will not be joining the no labelsirman of no labels a senator— the founding chairman of no labels a senator from connecticut, lieberman passed _ senator from connecticut, lieberman passed away and i feel awful and that is— passed away and i feel awful and that is a — passed away and i feel awful and that is a sad state of affairs, but the no _ that is a sad state of affairs, but the no labels ticket which is the third—party venture has candidate after— third—party venture has candidate after candidate, potential candidates, reject them. it is clear that no_ candidates, reject them. it is clear that no label is based on the focus groups. _ that no label is based on the focus groups, based on the polling, that a no labels— groups, based on the polling, that a no labels third—party ticket really pretty— no labels third—party ticket really pretty much threatens a donald trump presidency— pretty much threatens a donald trump presidency because of the centre—right suburban swing voters who reject — centre—right suburban swi

how has biden not called chris christie?alpractice and he is not the only anti-trump republican waiting for the phone to ring. i could not emphasize anymore the importance of that one piece of that point. what are the campaign efforts to get the president in communication. maybe it is and we don't know and it is not being public yet. do you think that is going to be an important part or should be an important part of this effort as well? raising all that cash is having the reinforcement of republicans and independents out there like chris christie, liz cheney, or mitt romney. even if they don't absolutely endorse but give a wink and a nod to say this guy that stands for democracy is better for this than the one he wants to be a dictator? >> it is important. and our campaign has been focused on these voters and on communicating. the folks trump has said he does not want in the republican party. they are not extreme enough for him. and these are people that have been showing up. voters who in the primary season, when chris chr

annabelle: christy tan thank you. china is set to announce is 2024 growth target and outline its strategy for supporting a slowing economy at the country's top annual political gathering this week. our chief north agent correspondent stephen engle joins us live from beijing. we know it will be around 5% perhaps. still it means we need to see a lot more supportive policies coming through. stephen: yeah. are we going to see a lot of supportive policies coming through? i think they will talk a good game. obviously over the next 10 days or so of the national people's congress that begins tomorrow and probably runs through about the 11th. we don't have the final date yet. of course today is also the cppc the national advisory to the people's conference. that's why we are here previewing this. as of the last guest rightfully said, the world, really, and, investors are looking at china to see what kind of forceful measures might come out of this two sessions to stimulate and restore confidence. i agree with the guest bed sai

go go christys tonight. get up! go go go christys tonight. get up! go go 9° 9° 9° christys tonight.t up! go go go go go . a gb news exclusive, go go go. a gb news exclusive, a new way lawyers could exploit our asylum system to cost you millions. also incident from monday 22nd of march must also be investigated from a criminal perspective. >> yes. >> yes. >> extremist force people to move house, lose their jobs and move house, lose theirjobs and their bank accounts . as britain their bank accounts. as britain surrendered to the mob and is our government hiding how many immigrants and asylum seekers are in prison for violent and sexual offences? nigel farage is on that. >> plus new pampers are poonami proof with a revolutionary stocking protect pocket to help prevent leaks at the back . prevent leaks at the back. >> so you'll never fear a poonami again . poonami again. >> should parents be banned from sending their children to school wearing nappies? and is it okay to torture terror suspects like the russians? i've got all of tomorrow's newspapers today with my panellists, top columni

i'm going to start with you, christy. i'm galled by the audacity of this argument, but it seems to me that what the court may end up arguing over and what may be at the root of this is what constitutes an official presidential act. is that really what this boils down to, whether or not what the president or former president did on january 6th was part of his official duties? >> yes. based on the way that the supreme court framed the question presented, whether and to what extent a president enjoys immunity, i think that's exactly what they're going to do. and what donald trump said there is, okay, if you're not going to say that the standard is absolute immunity and you're going to start looking at perhaps the outer perimeter of a president's official acts, that's a fact-based analysis, and that needs to go back to the district court and there needs to be fact finding and delay, delay, delay. so in effect he wins because that's the name of the game here. by the way, the d.c. court of appeals, they really even though that

patrick christys is next. >> so happening patrick christys is next. >> so willippening patrick christysristys is next. >> so will the nhs patrick christys is next. >> so will the nhs netick christys is next. >> so will the nhs net zero okay, so will the nhs net zero plans actually kill people? it appears there's an extremist imam preaching to primary school kids. should councils remove the palestinian flags? one council is doing that at labour has spoken about ferrets instead of gender reform , which perhaps gender reform, which perhaps shows what their priorities lie. and there are questions over whether or not a massive new housing in cardiff housing development in cardiff is be used by asylum is going to be used by asylum seekers, actual people of seekers, or the actual people of wales. so all to play for tonight. nine 1011 awesome stuff. >> patrick. looking forward, join me for mark tonight join me for mark dolan tonight tomorrow 9:00. sunday at tomorrow at 9:00. sunday at nine. big opinion take at ten mark meats and more . see mark meats and much more. see you tomorrow nine. patric

thing from chris christie, when 6 chris— the same thing from chris christie, when a chris christie boweds christie bowed out, he was asked if he would consider being on a third _ was asked if he would consider being on a third party tickets, he did not say no _ on a third party tickets, he did not say no he — on a third party tickets, he did not say no. he said he would like. nikki haley— say no. he said he would like. nikki haiev was _ say no. he said he would like. nikki haley was asked this days ago and she did _ haley was asked this days ago and she did not say no. she bought a little _ she did not say no. she bought a little cold — she did not say no. she bought a little cold water on it, which she has to, — little cold water on it, which she has to, and _ little cold water on it, which she has to, and she said she was running a republican, but again, she did not say no _ a republican, but again, she did not say no i_ a republican, but again, she did not say no. i think there is a possibility that she is flirting with— possibility that she is flirting with that, and if she does go t

is patrick christys tonight we gb news. is patrick christys tonight on gb news.f the sun, kelvin mackenzie. quite a bit to get through tonight, but after it was revealed that chinese hackers accessed 40 million british voters personal details. so is probably you. former so it is probably you. former tory duncan smith tory leader iain duncan smith called a press conference demanding that china be labelled called a press conference d> united kingdom judges that these demonstrate these actions demonstrate a clear and persistent pattern of behaviour that signals signals, hostile intent from china. >> well, all right, b

i'm patrick christys tonight . get up! go go christys tonight. get up! go go go christys tonight. go go go go go . a gb news exclusive, go go go. a gb news exclusive, a new way lawyers could exploit our asylum system to cost you millions. also incident from monday 22nd of march must also be investigated from a criminal perspective. >> yes. >> yes. >> extremist force people to move house, lose their jobs and move house, lose theirjobs and their bank accounts . as britain their bank accounts. as britain surrendered to the mob and is our government hiding how many immigrants and asylum seekers are in prison for violent and sexual offences? nigel farage is on that. >> plus new pampers are poonami proof with a revolutionary stocking protect pocket to help prevent leaks at the back . prevent leaks at the back. >> so you'll never fear a poonami again . poonami again. >> should parents be banned from sending their children to school wearing nappies? and is it okay to torture terror

our christie smith is following the story we will take a look at what triggered this problem. >>> the first of the new chinatown night markets is going on right now. it has started and what you need to know if you want to go join. >>> we first talked to about rosa vans and cars sitting idle. now we have uncovered a line of idle buses that are out of use. we are investigating and the action that vta is taking to deal with the problem. the news at 5:00 -- rather, nbc bay area news at 5:30 starts now. >> we are going to start with a breaking news we have been following since the 4:00 hour. a brush fire is burning in antioch. you can see how much black smoke this fire is generating. sky ranger has been over it over the last hour and this fire has grown to 18 acres and firefighters say they have no containment at this time. this is near the san joaquin river. it is about one mile north of the shopping center and it is generating a lot of lack smoke. no word on the cause but we do know that no structures are threatened at this time so that is good news. we will keep a close eye on this stor

patrick christys is next. >> so happening patrick christys is next. >> so willippening patrick christysristys is next. >> so will the nhs patrick christys is next. >> so will the nhs netick christys is next. >> so will the nhs net zero okay, so will the nhs net zero plans actually kill people? it appears there's an extremist imam preaching to primary school kids. should councils remove the palestinian flags? one council is doing that at labour has spoken about ferrets instead of gender reform , which perhaps gender reform, which perhaps shows what their priorities lie. and there are questions over whether or not a massive new housing in cardiff housing development in cardiff is be used by asylum is going to be used by asylum seekers, actual people of seekers, or the actual people of wales. so all to play for tonight. nine 1011 awesome stuff. >> patrick. looking forward, join me for mark tonight join me for mark dolan tonight tomorrow 9:00. sunday at tomorrow at 9:00. sunday at nine. big opinion take at ten mark meats and more . see mark meats and much more. see you tomorrow nine. patric

welcome back to patrick christys. tonight it's time to bnng christys. are likely to get anywhere the telly. let's do anywhere on the telly. let's do it . we go in with the metro. it. we go in with the metro. heartbreak bridge, search for survivors as crossing collapses like a hollywood movie scene. yet it is, of course, the baltimore bridge . baltimore baltimore bridge. baltimore deadly bridge on the independent deadly bridge on the independent deadly bridge on the independent deadly bridge collapse. again, is the picture story. it really is the picture story. it really is kind of the picture story isn't it? it bbc set to make wealthy pay more for the licence fee. director general davie fee. director general tim davie announces the corporation's biggest ever public consultation to consider the introduction of means tested tv licence fee , as means tested tv licence fee, as the cost increases for everyone to £169.50 a year, right, let's go to the i state pension age may rise to 68 sooner to pay for triple lock pledge. can we all just accept that we're pr

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc area news. >> i need to get christie's list on what was her favorite. >> she should bring some here for some taste testing. >> agree. >> maybe on the 11:00 show. >> baseball being played today would've been gorgeous right? >> it would have been gorgeous and even though he did have some rain it's not a major rainmaker but it will pick up the wings and anytime we are dealing with twins, we want to talk about the concern for possible power outages or prepare for bringing anything you may have outside fly away, patio furniture, if you have a trampoline back there, anything of that nature, bring it inside today and tomorrow. the winds kicked up we are talking 30+. we don't have wind advisories in fact changed to tomorrow and we will let you know as soon as we do. 51 degrees in san francisco. we do have one more day of temperatures that have been very comfortable. we have the 60 through the bay area, noticed san jose, 63, oakland 62, and to give you an idea where we are headed, we are already noticing cooling down to the topic, look at san jose about four de

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i'm patrick christys tonight . christys tonight. >> but for me, the party is oven >> but for me, the party is over, and i've just quit. >> keir starmer has lost his base support. >> and i'm asking you, where are you going? to house people . you going? to house people. because you're not going to be able to clear the backlog in a day two days three days. day or two days or three days. are labour? are you labour? >> clue on illegal >> don't have a clue on illegal immigration. also, remember this . no arrests yet. we've got the direct descendant of lord balfour right here in this studio and lift . off. find out studio and lift. off. find out how much foreign aid you have paid to china. they've done a moon landing, and they've got the world's second largest economy. are my panel it star telegraph columnist allison pearson. conservative armand bigot and ex—labour advisor matthew plaza. oh, and what would you do if you sat next to her on a plane? >> i'm plus size them on a plane of course i have to shoot me down aisle si

next he cried, and christy smith, sprint through the surf and leap into their inflatable rescue boat, or i r b as quick as they can. they were passing on their experience to the next generation of women, rescuers in the case of christie and her daughter shar, quite literally it's a really lovely experience to watch and keep what you meant to keep and then doing it. she just wanted to do it. so she said to me, one day, i want to do it and i love it. and she recently told me that the feeling apply is like no. i mean, it means everything really established your relationship with her. and i feel really women were excluded from australia surf rescue force until 1980. now they make up almost half of the volunteers. after 12 years on patrol nixie cried says the only difference between her and her male colleagues is that she can't cut corners when it comes to her craft. we have to work a lot more on our techniques the women have to get that technique. technically. in the lead up to women's day, the bondai beach crew ran its annual pink patrol to highlight their brave work on the choppy waters

in the case of christie and her daughter shar, quite literally it's a really lovely experience. so what she keeps, what she and mental you'll keep, and then i'd never foster's doing it. she just wanted to do it. but she said to me one day, oh and i want to do it and i love it. and she recently told me that the feeling apply is like no other. i mean it means everything really establish your relationship with her. and i feel really women were excluded from australia ser, for us, you force until 1980. now they make up almost half of the volunteers. after 12 years on patrol nixie cried says the only difference between her and her male colleagues is that she can cut corners when it comes to her craft. we have to work a lot more on outtake may be something that the women have to get that take me in the lead up to women's day, the bondai beach crew ran its annual pink patrol to highlight their brave work on the choppy waters and to inspire more women to follow in their sandy foot steps you're up to date now on data you news. i'm sarah kelly and berlin. thank you so much for watching up

welcome back to patrick christys.n marshall on the ramadan lights covering london. and dare i say it, a town or city near you as well. this easter weekend. but first, as they protest queen camilla at the maundy service. should anti—monarchy stop anti—monarchy campaigners stop protesting royal engagements protesting at royal engagements following the family's double cancer diagnosis, it's time for tonight's head to head. anti—monarchy group republic were back out on the streets today as they protested the royal maundy, hosted by the queen in worcester, with the crown now with the crown found with the crown . with the crown. >> down with the crown. down with the crown. down with the crown. >> well, it's less than a year since the same group were causing chaos and being dragged into police vans ahead the into police vans ahead of the king's coronation. this is the same who is now bravely same king who is now bravely battling cancer, meaning he missed today's royal maundy service and only managed to muster an audio messag

i'm christy. i. thanks for watching and we'll see you right back here next time on the cost of everything. the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't it? a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as it shows you, fractured images, presented as fast? can you see through their illusions, going underground can the or the women in the world, the knives and supports i once independent, will get the full blame with for you. and so used to be the fruit of their own doing. phasing is top, zip him out, says the strong go the walls, commitment to the want. china principal, the great big guarantee of selling into damage control by one, issued a groping apology. after a play for minister remarks on the didn't call out and 18 cabinets of indian was assessing the 5 a human rights watch dog says evidence panel. i witness testimony points to as well as a full involvemen

i'm christy, and you're watching the cost of everything more today. we're going to be looking at the cost of maintaining your lifelong dental health and why the us dental care is so much more expensive compared to other countries. the. now we've all heard of medical tourism where people go for a cosmetic facelift or maybe an infamous brazilian, but lift. but literally dental tourism has also been on the rise. the top 10 destinations for dental tourism for us patients are mexico tylen, hungry spain, poland, coastal rico, the philippines, malaysia and turkey. us patients can expect to save between 40 to 65 percent in mexico and up to 50 to 75 percent in thailand. and this is because in countries like mexico, the cost of living is significantly less compared with the us, making it more feasible for dentists to own and operate a practice. in addition, dentists and mexico are not required to pay for malpractice insurance. many patients now combined dental care with a vacation and the most common procedures for dental tourism include crowns, veneers, implan

i'm patrick christie's tonight . manhunt christie's tonight.after a knife attack on a train in broad daylight. also the pakistani flag flies over westminster abbey. what on earth is going on here? >> and those allegations were put to me. i got expert tax advice to make sure that i hadnt advice to make sure that i hadn't done anything wrong. >> will the police look into angela rayner again and keir starmer could be investigated ? starmer could be investigated? and is this what brings labour down? plus is there a part of you that can see you and your family going back to the uk, becoming working royals with the monarchy? >>

i'm patrick christys tonight . jewish christys tonight.inflammatory. yes. yes. of course . yeah. course. yeah. >> i reveal that extremism is everywhere. >> also, very good proposal was made to me by sajid javid. >> also, very good proposal was made to me by sajid javid . yes. made to me by sajid javid. yes. who is a colleague and a friend. and i decided i'd have merit. >> how can a statue for muslims cost £1 million? and. >> so you reported jk rowling? i have reported jk rowling to the police . police. >> jk rowling reported to the police for calling india willoughby a man plus , i have willoughby a man plus, i have exclusive polling. the battle of the chancellors . the people the chancellors. the people decide on my panel is journalist suzanne evans. we've got lord bailey and ex—labour advisor matthew laza. oh, and terrestrial telly is indoctrinating our kids. >> i'm a boy, but my body's all wrong. and how am i supposed to tell my parents? >> i'll help you in whatever way ican? >> not creepy at all. get ready britain, here we go. you will

patrick christys about that. patrick christys tonight , 9 to about that.11 pm. muslim prayers at train stations . are prayers at train stations. are we becoming a secular society? trump hints that he'll deport prince harry if he becomes president. nigel farage will join us live for behind the scenes reaction to his interview with the big man, james bond. is it good that the new bond is a straight white male, a labour government, trans kids at schools, asylum seekers getting a monthly allowance, 20 mile an houn a monthly allowance, 20 mile an hour, zones everywhere and an obsession with identity politics is what's happening in wales , is what's happening in wales, paving the way for keir starmer in downing street. don't miss patrick christys tonight, nine till 11 pm. be i >> welcome back. last week, his grace. the archbishop of canterbury held a meeting with the anglican cleric of saint andrew's church in ramallah, palestine, in which the two discussed the war in gaza. the archbishop published a statement following meeting, he following the meeting, which h

this is patrick christys . tonight with me. ben christys. tonight with me.ales announced to the world she was diagnosed with cancen the world she was diagnosed with cancer. and she's now having preventative chemotherapy. joining me now is princess diana's butler and close diana's former butler and close confidant, paul burrell. good evening paul. now let's be frank. you had your own , very frank. you had your own, very emotional cancer revelation . was emotional cancer revelation. was it last year? how did tonight's events make you feel? bearing in mind your own personal association with the disease? >> yeah, i felt very sorry to hear the announcement from kate , hear the announcement from kate, tonight, i just, my heart is with her and william and the children. in fact, i wrote to william earlier this week and said, please assure kate that she's doing the right thing . she she's doing the right thing. she is a woman, a wife, a mother , is a woman, a wife, a mother, and our future queen. >> so when she's ready to tell the world, what her her problem is, then

i'm christie, i. today we're delving into the world of weddings, unpacking the cost trends and cultural nuances that make each terribly meaning. the weddings are deeply rooted in cultural traditions from the colorful celebrations in india to the minimalist elegans of japanese ceremonies. each culture brings its unique touch. the differences impact not only the ceremonies, but also the associated costs and planning dynamics. today, we're seeing a rise in intimate personalized ceremonies, and there's a shift towards unique menus and experiential elements that reflect the couples. personalities. planning a wedding involves various expenses from the venue and catering to a tire and the core couples need to plan their wedding carefully to avoid unnecessary financial strain. and it is crucial to find a balance between creating a memorable event and managing costs responsibly. now the costs of wedding can sometimes skyrocket. high end menus elaborate floral arrangements and custom design . the tire can signi

i'm christy. i. thanks for watching and we'll see you right back here next time on the cost of everything. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few. fractured images presented as fast? can you see through their illusion going underground, can the, [000:00:00;00] the possible to get lost in time? well, come to kentucky and see for yourself here. several groups are remaining in their own bubble of sorts, surrounded by these beautiful last week, i'm to see how far is over, intern, conditions, and culture. and if we come this far, we know that it's going to be worth the journey. the power buddy, i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to tell you that after being a journalist and a news presenter for, for the biggest television networks in the united states, it's time for some context and for some truth telling.

bill's village is a facebook group christie started a couple months ago.ind just a few volunteers to keep an eye out for bill when he is walking. >> and within days, it exploded. >> it caught on really quick. >> and alec everybody is competing to give mr. billy ride. >> they will click and see, is mr. bill out walking, is he heading to town? >> reporter: so people are just driving around the streets looking for impressment >> pretty much. just like where's waldo, but for bill. it's nice to see pete >> reporter: today, the group has 1500 members. in fact, here comes one now. >> hey, mr. bill! do you need a ride to walmart? all right, come on, hop on in. >> reporter: always picked up? >> pretty much. >> reporter: and it's always someone different? >> it's never the same person from monday to the next. >> reporter: that's amazing. >> there's a lot of good people in this world come all over the place. >> reporter: and on that note, here's one more good person. chris puckett is a car dealer. he wanted to give bill a vehicle. >> i wasn't aware that you can and c

i'm christy. i thanks for watching and we'll see you right back here next time on the cost of everything. the syria and you'll just view, they would know decisions of the un security council, the united states released this teen and from the bottle itself. and when rest of began to protect its people in done but why is the same not allowed for other countries, a lot of the goals out in washington and for that type of credit who double started on policy during closing for us copeland out of the world news festival chief all v i a speak to all team stating that he has a un mandate to look into any further attendance on those. i propose a new fee of power on his statement comes off to amazing love inputs in, in the southern russian associate of subject that happened. now my reaction would be very different because now i have a monday.

attorney, chris christie.ore closely at why kushner might have turned down the plum gig in order to not have to testify, chris christie discovered that not only did kushner funnel a suspicious amount of money to mcgreevey's campaign, the way he had donated to certain campaigns was illegal. if you are corrupting our political system, this office will bring you to justice. charlie kushner violated fundamental principles of political giving. he would give money in the names of other people. if you are jim mcgreevey and you want money, this is a very beneficial practice, because it wasn't just the money that he could give, but the money that he could mobilize on someone's behalf that made him particularly attractive to people running for office. he also secretly used partnership funds for political contributions, and when his siblings, including brother murray kushner, found out that their money was being used to fund politicians without their consent, they started cooperating with chris christie. if you choose to

i'm patrick christys tonight . a pushback christys tonight.cross ramadan message was deemed offensive. i reveal how we forced a network rail climb down next. also that's a nice bit of chaos. >> ni charleton local militant , >> ni charleton local militant, left wing anarchist sentenced for terrorism . for terrorism. >> where's the media hysteria? winston marshall joins me live and we need labour to be brave , and we need labour to be brave, to not be cowardly at this moment. >> we need you to make a commitment to emily thornberry gets just stop oil. >> they've got classic just stop oil names, by the way. plus, find out which council has hiked up tax but splashed the cash on rainbow walkways. i've got tomorrow's newspaper front pages with gb news star nana akua tory mp jonathan gullis and author amy nicole turner. and what the heckis amy nicole turner. and what the heck is this? >> i'm proud to be british. aren't you? >> get ready britain here we go. today, gb news force network rail to climb down . next. rail to climb down. next. >> patrick, th

christy and chairman mccaul. thank you both for joining us today. i know it's a busy time over on the hill. chairman, you are threatening to hold certain area of state antony blinken in contempt for failing to provide the documents and key with information that you and your committee has requested. but this is not the first time the two of you have been at loggerheads like this? what do you think is going to make him hand them over this time? >> well, he did last time and i had a very good conversation with a secretary. we had an agreement in principle to turn over the notes that were part of the after-action review report about the abbey gate bombing in the fall of kabul, the collapse of afghanistan apparently now the white house is intervening despite the agreement i had with the secretary verbally. and now they are attempting to assert executive privilege, even though they've had the documents for many months and they've have never asserted executive privilege before what i told the secretary was, look the american people deserve to see this. and

attorney chris christie were all swirling around mcgreevey, when one hot august day in 2004, he called conference, but instead of talking about any of that, he dropped this bombshell. so my truth is that... he was gay and having an affair with a man, and he was resigning. with headlines like these, who cares about government corruption? tonight a stunning admission from new jersey governor james mcgreevey. the twice-married father of two admitted today he had an extramarital affair with another man. it was shocking. everybody about it was shocking. i remember one of the senior reporters at the paper, she lets out just this instinctive response of a gasp, like... [gasps loudly] mcgreevey's coming out might not seem gasp-worthy today, but keep in mind, 2004 was a very different time, and the most prominent gay people that many americans knew were fictional characters on a tv show portrayed by actors who themselves were not openly gay. so pop culture and the media latched on to the gay jokes with the maturity of a 13-year-old hopped up on pixy sticks. i mean, so the guy's a fanook. [laugh

and ask him directly if christie was considering no labels. no labels has actually is relevant out there hunting for a candidate. listen to what christie said, because i would just note he did not shut the door, watch is that something that you are considering >> you know, i think the way i would look at it is i will do whatever i can to try to make sure that the country doesn't go through what i think will be the misery of a second trump term. i wouldn't preclude anything at this point, david, we've got the most unsettled political terrain. we've ever had >> he says, i wouldn't preclude anything at this point. ashley or sarah lee's answer, and then i will rant. >> yeah. >> but then the line before is but i won't do anything to allow for a second. donald trump and i'm telling you the no labels campaign. and if they announced a ticket is setting us up for a second. donald trump term. so if you really i understand people might not like joe biden, particularly chris christie. i commend chris christie what he did in a primary to donald trump, keep

i'm patrick christie's tonight . manhunt christie's tonight. manhunt after a knife attack on a train in broad daylight. also the pakistani flag flies over westminster abbey. what on earth is going on here? >> and those allegations were put to me. i got expert tax advice to make sure that i hadnt advice to make sure that i hadn't done anything wrong. >> will the police look into angela rayner again and keir starmer could be investigated ? starmer could be investigated? and is this what brings labour down? plus is there a part of you that can see you and your family going back to the uk, becoming working royals with the monarchy? >> no . >> no. >> no. >> prince harry has just cost you half £1 million. find out why and we've got me. >> launch with this electric lawnmower. he's got batteries on. lord, look at that . on. lord, look at that. >> lee anderson is live. he's picked fights with the home secretary, eco fanatic dale vince, and the nhs . on my panel vince, and the nhs. on my panel tonight is director of popular conservatives mark littlewood

it's patrick christys . tonight we're on gb news. welcome back to patrick christys.g up, our reform uk. now the leading voice of the right. but first, the absolute state of this woke entitlement. well, pro—palestine protesters irreparably damaged a portrait of the former prime minister, lord balfour. they spray painted and slashed the painting that hungin and slashed the painting that hung in the university of cambridge's trinity college. the incident sparked widespread outrage, with former immigration minister slamming minister robert jenrick slamming the perpetrators. he said this vandal should be in a cell facing prison when these acts go unpunished , more are emboldened unpunished, more are emboldened and instead of regret from trinity college, how about condemning it? our institutions need to stop kowtowing to those who hate our country. well, that was of course, the views of robert jenrick. there now. lord balfour was the uk's prime minister from 1902 to 1905, and the chief architect of the balfour declaration, which gave british the creation british backing to

it's christys tonight. it's patrick christys tonight.mackenzie is going to hit back at jeremy hunfs going to hit back at jeremy hunt's plans for the looming spnng hunt's plans for the looming spring budget. but first, it's time for a former uk leader, richard tice, now the house of lords has defeated the government by voting against the flagship rwanda bill on the same day that channel migrant arrivals broke a new record for 2024. despite elected mps passing the safety of rwanda bill in the commons back in december , the unelected peers december, the unelected peers today blocked the legislation, which seeks to declare rwanda a safe country for migrant deportations. this comes as small boat arrivals broke records earlier , 385 illegal records earlier, 385 illegal migrants sailing into dover, being the highest daily figure of the year so far, more than 700 across the english channel since sunday. that's 700 since sunday, taking the total number of illegal migrants entering britain via small boats in nearly 3000 already this year, many are

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trump says he liked the concept which brings us to south dakota governor christie noem. you remember she ran ads during the presidential debates for herself. >> south dakota state open for business during the pandemic. now we have more jobs than people. so i'm feeling hit -- in until you get here. >> that aired during an issue where she was not participating in any elections but that donald trump might have been watching. he is looking for a vice president. noem has been very obviously auditioning for this role but in a strange term it appears she is endorsing a texas dentist on social media doing ads like this. you high, i'm christie noem and i had an opportunity to come to smile texas to fix my teeth. i think i chose the team here because they are the best. i love that my bite is better. >> great, good for you. noem is now being consumed by a consumer group for not declaring the relationship with that dentist. >> i like insoles as much as the next guy but at least that company is in her state so it makes sense. not exactly vice presidential unless you are an ex-preside

let's bring in christie smith. any word how this happened and what is the impact to people living in the area? >> right now they have the end of the street closed off and fencing up around where the water main break was and to keep people away from the hillside behind it we have seen people come by curious and trying to take a look. some information was put out today saying that what it looks like it, an eight inch valve failed that was connected to a 60 inch water transmission line. water service for neighbors was not impacted. this water was flowing straight up in the air and repairs are planned for it but the scope and schedule of all of that is still being determined. >> there is so much runoff from that water. what is the damage? we saw some water and mud. trees fallen over. is the neighborhood okay? is it just a mess? >> reporter: right now what we are seeing from our vantage point is, essentially, it is a muddy mess that flows down from the hillside that is near some homes here. it goes down to basically a d

i'm patrick christys tonight . night. christys tonight. night.y has to come first. and i'm scared of what we're doing at the moment in this country. we are giving this country. we are giving this country away. and it's got to stop. >> lee anderson defects to reform and mr anderson is fired up and ready for an exclusive sit down interview with me shortly. also shame on you . shortly. also shame on you. >> shame on you. nice >> shame on you. nice >> whose side are our police really on? i speak to this guy. the man chased at knifepoint by radicals as a pro—palestine march last year. and over at parliament square earlier today are. what are the human rights brigade? up to now? i will have all of tomorrow's newspaper front pages with you tonight with columnist carole malone, trade unionist andy macdonald and daily express political editor sam lister. oh and what's happened at crufts? >> the winner of the toy group is get ready britain. >> here we go. the man at the moment, lee anderson. next . anderson. next. >> patrick. thank you. the top stories fro

. >> it's 9 pm. on patrick christys tonight , right.7 christys tonight, right.7 >> it seems to be full of what they termed a prospective immigrants , which are really, immigrants, which are really, like illegals . like illegals. >> britain's seaside towns treated as migrant dumping grounds also, but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country. >> i love. >> i love. >> good riddance. theresa may and no one should be jailed for simply using or having on their record . should we legalise record. should we legalise cannabis? also >> assalamu alaikum, my dear friends. how are you ? friends. how are you? >> a labour shadow cabinet minister has spent tens of thousands of pounds and taxpayers to money learn arabic so she can speak to refugees. on my panel tonight it's the director of the popular conservatives. it's mark littlewood , ex bbc political littlewood, ex bbc political chief, john sergeant and apprentice finalist joanna jarjue. oh, and lock them up . jarjue. oh, and lock them up. get ready, britain, here we go. the french are laughing at us. n