that is why our conservation work is so important.provides a bridge to our past and to our future, not just for today but for all ages. rachel carson, environmentalist and author wrote quote "those who contemplate the beauty of their find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts." i will share with you today the reverence for the power and promise of the country's extraordinary natural wonders. and they are extraordinary. when i was vice president, i visited most of the national parks and brought my family, going down the colorado river, incredible places. we have got to keep it going. we've got to keep the faith and remember who we are. we are the united states of america and we owe to our children, our grandchildren and our great great grandchildren and all to come what we have and what we can preserve. there is nothing beyond our capacity if we work together. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] ♪ pres. biden: thank you. thank you, thank you. ♪

he was back to be conservative leader when conservative leader when conservative mps, many of them well concluded conservative mps that he was no longer an asset to them, they got rid of him. so he went from becoming leader, winning his majority to being turfed out, all in the space of a handful of years. since rishi sunak took over in the autumn, he has been trying to hold the conservative opinion poll ratings out of the gutter, he outperforms the party and many opinion polls but as a lagging indicator of the conservative line, is slowly edging up. there is evidence of that in the last few months. and then along comes a juggernaut of bike shops and again. that's really frustrating to some conservative mps who want to change the record and forget what happened in the past and move on to other things. there are others who are big fans of borisjohnson who think the only reason they are sitting in the house of commons is because of boris johnson and who don't like the edifice of this privileges committee and they see it as boris johnson does, and they see it as borisjohnson does, i thing a

the problem i got, the old conservatives, what they said was the reason i am conservative because in social society you have two kinds of people. those that think for them and those who do not. it seems to me today republican party has two kind of people. the true conservative and everybody else. if anybody reject the something like attacking the capital, they get ostracized by the republican party. guest: that is a good point. a lot of people looking in on what the republican party has evolved into hundred trump would have similar observations. lots of this i comes to my mind is the 20 presidential election results. there has been splintering in the republican party. liz cheney is a conservative. she is small government, pro-life, antiabortion. she is no moderate. brian kemp, the governor of georgia, same thing. what differentiates them from kari lake as they can see and vocal about president biden and 2020 and they went against trump. the issue is for trump and his supporters in the party like kari lake they do not view president biden as legitimate president and use that as a litm

and presidents andnd thought makers it used to be a broader tent conservatives of all stripes coming to the event moderate establishment person with though right fringe it is a mixture of people coming into this conference at last a few days a f few years ago it was in florida following the rise of governor desantis this year in washington dc at the national harbor but the past couple of years it is a trump dominated event that has catered more to ultraconservatives of the party you see a lot of moderates or establishment figures coming into cpac and less you consider former president trump to be the establishment so it is our conference paying homage to the former president. >> today through saturday covering the cpac this year taking place at the gaylord hotel just a couple miles down from the potomac river and you mentioned donald trump speaking when is that headline set quick. >> he normally speaks on saturday. he has been the closer so he is the highlight of cpac especially going into 2024 that is so important because this is the conservative grassroots so normally a lot of pote

. ♪♪ >> conservative leaders and activists joined gop lawmakers at the national harbor in maryland conservativeal action. in this portion, former leader of the brexit party took aim at the policies of progressive leaning countries such as the united states, canada and australia. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome leader of brexit and host of gbp news channel. [cheering and applauding] >> thank you. thank you very much. what a lovely welcome. when i first came and spokes here, it was in 2012. the only non-american foreigner of this age. the countries have a heck of a lot in common. i come back today in 2023 and you go through the copy rooms and the bars and meet people from japan and australia where seatac had its first inaugural event. there are people from france, spain, italy, all over the world and this conference for cpac has now become for the entire conservative movement across the free world, this is now the epicenter and it is an amazing tribute. [cheering andll applauding] it really is. it really it really is. not for the first time in my life i find myself today in a bit of troub

yet in europe, conservatives are making real progress.hey're making real progress in france, real progress in spain, they are making huge progress in italy. [cheering] i'm not ashamed to say that giorgia meloni is my new --no question about it. [applause] why is it that conservatives are doing well in the nonspeaking world? i will tell you why, it's what comes from the west coast. it's what comes from big tech. it's the dominance of those big companies that have spread this poison to our systems. i'm hoping and praying that elon musk, taking over twitter starts to address some of this balance. i really am. [applause] these are depressing times for conservatives. just this week and the british isles, we had a case of a drag queen invited to speak to a group of 11-year-old children. ways and girls of 11 being told there are 73 different genders. girls being told they can take a graft of their skin from their arms to make a male implement. that's about the most diplomatic way i figure i could possibly float that. and a kid in the class says,

conservatives will leader. to preserve not the deep state, i work with it for four years, but a nation that is deeply grounded in the values that make us exceptional. with family at its bedrock of american freedom and colleagues are the things that will bring us back together and the thing that will convince the next generation that our conservative ideas are places that made america so great. when our schools teach kids to be ashamed of america, when the teach the 1619 project instead of our founding, we are at risk. xi jinping isre counting on us teaching our kids this crap. you're not going to let it happen. a politicized history of america fronted by the teachers unions law compared out of our schools and they will keep so-called gender transitions hidden from parents. this is a moral. this is evil and it is dangerous. families may not pass freedom on in the blood but as president reagan said that there assures the most effective place to raise a generation that is proud to call america home. for me most cr

i thought conservatives were meant to cut taxes. conservatives i meant to cut taxes.but remember this... and raised the headline rate. in the pandemic we spent £400 million to support businesses and families. hoop spent £400 million to support businesses and families. how much of toda is businesses and families. how much of today is still— businesses and families. how much of today is still about _ businesses and families. how much of today is still about shovelling - businesses and families. how much of today is still about shovelling up - today is still about shovelling up the mess of your conservative predecessors? it the mess of your conservative predecessors?— predecessors? it is not. the financial— predecessors? it is not. the financial statistics _ predecessors? it is not. the financial statistics about - predecessors? it is not. the financial statistics about the j financial statistics about the country say they have completely recovered from that. today is about long—term growth. long-term growth. conservative o - inion long-term growth. conservative opinion

a plate, elected as conservatives .ve governed as liberals. we are tied to net-zero and a whole bunch of lunacy. and yet, in europe, conservatives are making real progress. they are making real progress in spain. they are making huge progress in italy. [cheers and applause] and i am not ashamed to say that giorgia meloni is my new pillar. no question about it. [applause] why is conservatism doing well in the non-english speaking world, and as badly as it is in our world? i will tell you why. it is what comes from the west coast. it is what comes from big-tech. it is the dominance of those companies in the english-speaking world that have spread this poison through our systems. i am hoping and praying that elon musk taking over twitter starts to redress some of this balance. i really am. and we will see. but these are depressing times conservatives had just this week in the british isles, we had the case of a drag queen invited to speak to a group of 11-year-old children. boys and girls club of 11. told there are 73 diff

some conservative mps are demandin: nonsense. some conservative mps are demanding the — nonsense. bbc— nonsense. some conservative mps are demanding the bbc sacked _ nonsense. some conservative mps are demanding the bbc sacked him - nonsense. some conservative mps are demanding the bbc sacked him and i demanding the bbc sacked him and gary lineker took to twitter today to say he was getting a lot of praise for his dad and i think he will continue to try and speak up for those poor souls who have no voice. meanwhile, in westminster, the prime minister has defended his plan to reform the uk's asylum system, saying it shows his government is "on the side of the british people". the proposed legislation would ban people who arrive in the country in small boats from claiming asylum or seeking british citizenship. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, accused the government of delivering "utter failure" and called the latest plan a gimmick. here's our political editor, chris mason. no sign of any migrant crossings at dover this morning, in the horrible weather, as the home secretary expl

i mean, he was trying to put an spin on the budget, i think, which if you're a conservative of a conservativeenting doncaster is quite doncaster these days is quite tough. well, i'm an ex nurse and i paid into an nhs pension and i'm paying tax. i paid into an nhs pension and i'm paying tax . i would i'm still paying tax. i would have the threshold to come have liked the threshold to come down a little bit. now whether the saving that for next term. oh well next budget the next oh well the next budget the next budget that be before budget that will be before a general election . and guess general election. and guess what? they'll cut it's what? they'll cut taxes. it's like going wonderfully like is it all going wonderfully in moment , like is it all going wonderfully in moment, it's for in a moment, it's time for talking points. snowden has talking points. and snowden has been manager of donk been player manager of donk costa rovers. we're going to talk a bit about doncaster the football club and what it means to be from doncaster and to play football for the local team . football for the loca

and in 3rd place as the central conservative traditional party of estonia. but so far, only around 30 percent of all votes have been counted, and most of them have been paper votes. paper votes in estonia, tend to normally go to the more conservative parties. later tonight, the votes will be counted, and e votes in estonia will go to more liberal parties or that's expected. they are expected to go to more liberal parties. and political analysts still predict that chi, a callous and her reform party will win in these elections. interesting, so a few different factors and still seems early a too early to really call the vote. now jennifer, we know that there is a significant russian speaking minority in estonia. what impact are they expected to have on the outcome of the vote? well, they're about 25 percent of russian speakers in estonia. and normally there are 2 parties that they would work for in elections. there is a russian party in estonia, but they didn't even reach the 5 percent mark and will not make it into parliament . but what is interesting this ye

she has to explain why conservative party - explain why conservative party headquarters thought it wasght it was ok to draft an e—mail in her name talking about civil servants. does that represent the views of the conservative party? if this is a terrible mistake she needs to speak directly to civil servants that she needs in the home office, explain what happened, apologise and withdraw. the rhetoric around this, as you were discussing earlier, it's really dangerous. people working in the home office headquarters already have security guidance about how to make sure they cannot be identified with id passes etc when they go outside because of concern for their safety. this sort of language and rhetoric that the government finds politically convenient now potentially endangered civil servants, that is why it is important she accepts absolutely the record straight, we do not want to hear from sources or friends close to, we want to hear from the hear from sources or friends close to, we want to hearfrom the home secretary. to, we want to hear from the home secreta . ., ~ secretary. somet

and other conservative principles. conservatism, kirk always maintained, was the negation of ideology. american conservatism's purpose was to conserve our constitutional tradition and the moral and ethical order that it depended on. because he wrote about what endures. rather than the ephemeral. what is morally obligatory rather than the latest intellectual fad. regarding the natural law, the focus of our being here today, kirk observed in a lecture delivered here at heritage titled "the illusion of human rights" that natural law is "the justice conceived as being the higher or ultimate law." proceeding from the nature of the universe. from the being of god and the reason of man." this time i would like to invite professor george onto the stage. robert george is a mccormick professor of jurisprudence and director of the james madison program and american ideals and institution. he is a member of the board of directors here at heritage and has served as chairman of the u.s. commission on international religious freedom.

one initiatives with a conservative moral agenda. the $1800000000.00 is linked to the entities, legal entities such as foundations, think, tax, media, outreach, et cetera, that belong to, to russian. oligarchs, bloody media, kooning and constantine militia, if both oligarchs were at one point very close to the kremlin, those men with sanctioned rushes. invasion is crimea. your tuning has been sanctioned again this year. and my new fears invited by u. s. s. thanks person for utility and confirmed representatives from one of his days and attended some w. c. f conferences, but denied this foundation or util, in personally funded pro life press family activities in europe. russia who played a key role in this story is this man alexi kong of the scene here at the conference of the right 20 italian party. like i know this is my oscar typical russian doll. and as i went, oh god has created man the 1st and then a woman out of a man. i'm beany. mister cuomo told me how he'd sought to create a link between europe's moral crusaders and the pro

and other conservative principles.m, kirk always maintained, was the negation of ideology. american conservatism's purpose, was to conserve our constitutional tradition, any moral, ethical order that it depended on. american historian, forrest mcdonald once referred to as, at the american -- because he wrote about what he endured. rather than the ephemeral. and what's morally a big rather than the latest intellectual fact. regarding the natural law, the focus of our being here today, kirk observed in the lecture delivered here at heritage. titled the illusion of human rights. the natural law is quote, digested this, conceived of being the higher. or ultimate law. proceeding from the nature of the universe. from the being of god and the reason of man, and a quote. this time i would like to invite professor george on the stage. robert george is a professor of jurisprudence, and director of the james madison program in american ideals and institutions at princeton university. he's also the member of the board of directors

i have heard some that claim to be conservative excuse hypocrisy , because they say were running forsident not sunday school teacher. it's time for us to make sure we are living out the things we are asking others to do. the internal threats that we face today, the challenge to american tradition. i think back on my days as seen at -- cia director. and president trump asked me to go visit kim jong-un to right the ship. i prepared for the moment, we had a lot of things we thought we would talk about, but what was porton to me was mr. director i did not think that you would show up -- but what was important to was, mr. director, i didn't think he would show up because you were trying to kill me. i said, mr. chairman, maybe i still am. [laughter] [applause] thankfully, he laughed like you did. while a touch humorous, it was important, he knew i was serious and we were going to protect america no matter the cost to anyone. [applause] the threats we face today are no less demanding than those that face our parents and grandparents who fought in world war ii and vietnam and korea and the y

i am a private university in warsaw, which trains lawyers in conservative ideals. it was set up by a legal foundation called odo juris and the court has allowed order. juris represented by the new s on your skate to participate in, hosted up against his prosecution in there. warsaw h q. i also order your is his president. what he wanted to happen to you dinner with hope ah, that, ah, lady will be punished by a, by the court. if anybody i pro promotes campaigns to take the life of the unborn, we need to provide proper sanctions in the criminal law. meanwhile, back at the trial, she witnesses failed to appear, and the judge rescheduled the hearing. i'm her disappointed and there and i have to find a carriage outside the court activists pulled out what they see is order. yours is mission. ah, a sustained attack on women's right to abortion. and just in a pledge to keep supporting women who lead her groups help even anybody, only there total no matter what their circumstances are, all but order. yours is battle to enforce payden's rule, which termination in cases of ra

that is still the mission for conservatives. but the path forward, it's not good enough just to talk to conservatives. it's not good enough just to talk to republicans. we need to go to all areas of our country. there are areas that have had enough. you also what happened to lori lightfoot. she's gone. look what happened to her. [applause] by lori. you have people in chicago who said, enough is enough. but it's not just good enough to point out what they do wrong, we have to show what can be done right. we have to talk about how and urban community, a child opportunity at education matters so much more than how much money you throw at education. we need to explain to parents that if you're at the head of the line not some administration, not the principal or bureaucrat, that's the wait for your child to be successful. that's part of my own story. because my own mother, meredith brown, new clinton -- brooklyn new york, she said no, i'm in charge of my son's future. not them. we have to take the message to urban communities, we ha

he's replacing 10% mandatory conservation with 10% voluntary conservation. it's also doing away with excessive use penalties. but it's encouraging residents to keep conserving. >> we are this year going to refill our reservoirs. what we always wanted make sure that we're in a good position for next year and the year after. so conservation is is here to stay. just set easier level. hopefully this winter's repeated storms also has the santa clara valley water district. >> considering rescinding its 15% mandatory conservation rules at its april. 11th meeting. the rule also be changes regarding residential watering. right now we have a living to water lawns. >> on residential properties for a maximum of 2 days per week. >> and we're going to recommend suspending that time without water district is exposing the street. there's chase on water and water medical is place. i was climate change. droughts may become more frequent and more severe. we want to make sure that we are prepared for the next route and that we keep up our good water conservation habits. >> all

another conservative faith based legal foundation that received large sums from the u. s. is the european center for law and justice, led by french jurist, griego popping we fellow. so that is all the only ones who can save human rights from self destruction because we accept that god exists. mr. popping foundation is use legal opinions, represent clients, and mounts challenges in the european court of human rights. he was, will say, unavailable for an interview. but not all it a geisha relies on us funding in poland leaked emails show how order juris uses its legal actions such as the prosecution of proportion support wealth, a justina average in sca to raise equal funds. furnish l g b t q activist camera match. yoga has also found himself at the center of who the year is supported. litigation, what is concerning is that they are using their legal ways to ah, the threats, the activists, the ash you raise after active is published this online map of local municipalities . arguing that some had passed resolutions, which discriminate against l. g, b, t, q. people. with the s

rebels , including conservative rebels, including bofis conservative rebels, including boris johnson liz truss , boris johnson and liz truss, voted against the stormont regulations. the key of the windsor framework aims to give stormont a say on how eu rules apply to the province . the vote apply to the province. the vote was passed with 550 votes to 29, with labour and opposition parties backing . now scotland's parties backing. now scotland's first minister has today a to mothers who were forced to give up their children for adoption in the 5060s and seventies. mcallister jan condemned the practise which is estimated to have forced 6000 women to part with their children. mothers who had their babies taken away from them . to the sons and the them. to the sons and the daughters who were separate from their parents. to fathers who were denied the rights . and to were denied the rights. and to the families who have lived with the families who have lived with the legacy for decades of pain that you have . i offer today my that you have. i offer today my sincere, heartfelt and unreserve

the site is now an official special area of conservation. so far more than 7600 types of plant and fungus have been identified here. it's one of the most species rich areas in germany. i grew up not far from here. well and in the past. and you couldn't access this area on this via it was restricted only luckily i'm, i'm you are, it may be, will past it once a year was and now partly comes to rosemont is, is on the i saw it's been transformed. now i come here every other day. it's my bring my dog as well. my own. this is a lovely place for a war from klaus mondrey has campaigned for the preservation of this region for more than 15 years. this is you can see the lovely fig antenna through the thick red antenna system. we've been lucky to find wonderful mom. and his efforts to put rosie in the spotlight will continue the w, w. f. specialist degrees. such a commitment can definitely pay off heater every species is worth protecting, including those we assume to be unnecessary. and just for those we don't find especially appealing. i was also rese

conservatives are american.e really moving rapidly to the view that they can't just go on endlessly giving money, ammunition to ukraine. we ourselves are down to just a stockpile now of 6000 artillery shells in the whole of the united kingdom. do you sense a little bit of war weariness in of supporting zelazny creeping into the west ? i'll come to that into the west? i'll come to that into the west? i'll come to that in a minute. that is completely crazy . but ben wallace is crazy. but ben wallace is absolutely right . i mean, it's absolutely right. i mean, it's extraordinary, isn't it? that be giving up ammunition and so on here, but not replacing it into own stock. i mean, that's completely crazy. and we all got to get behind ben wallace in this respect . but in terms of this respect. but in terms of waning support for this war, look, this is not the crazy invasion of iraq or the monstrous war in afghanistan , monstrous war in afghanistan, where we lost lots of lives and spent so much money. this is really dif

i know the 2019 conservative mp , it's the 2019 conservative mp, it's the 2019 conservative mp, it's the member for darlington , peter the member for darlington, peter gibson. i'm a gay man and the thought of being subjected to some treatment that would change me is just utterly crackers. it cannot be done. all that after your news headlines . good your news headlines. good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez. in the gb newsroom, the home secretary says rwanda is ready to receive migrants and she hopes to start deportation flights by the summer. suella braverman has continued her visit to rwanda , where earlier visit to rwanda, where earlier today she met with students from kepler, a non—profit university program where at least 25% of his students are refugees . ms. his students are refugees. ms. bronfman also attended a street fair which was organised to celebrate commonwealth day . the celebrate commonwealth day. the uk and rwanda are vowing to step up efforts to tackle migration. they agreement between the two countries has been expanded to include all illegal migrants and not just asylu

pressure from conservative mps and the conservative press.— the conservative press.you. anyone who _ the conservative press. i can tell you, anyone who knows - the conservative press. i can tell you, anyone who knows me - the conservative press. i can tell. you, anyone who knows me knows the conservative press. i can tell- you, anyone who knows me knows that, yes, 30 years ago some political involvement, but absolutely not affected by pressure from one party or the other. that is not how we work editorially in the bbc. 0n or the other. that is not how we work editorially in the bbc. on that question regarding the chairman, one of the people i don't point is the chairman. �* , ., of the people i don't point is the chairman. �* , ~ , �* chairman. and gary lineker isn't the only famous — chairman. and gary lineker isn't the only famous bbc _ chairman. and gary lineker isn't the only famous bbc face _ chairman. and gary lineker isn't the only famous bbc face to _ chairman. and gary lineker isn't the only famous bbc face to recently - only famous bbc face to recently expr

i know the 2019 conservative mp , it's the 2019 conservative mp, it's the 2019 conservative mp, it's the member for darlington , peter the member for darlington, peter gibson. i'm a gay man and the thought of being subjected to some treatment that would change me is just utterly crackers. it cannot be done. all that after your news headlines . good your news headlines. good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez. in the gb newsroom, the home secretary says rwanda is ready to receive migrants and she hopes to start deportation flights by the summer. suella braverman has continued her visit to rwanda , where earlier visit to rwanda, where earlier today she met with students from kepler, a non—profit university program where at least 25% of his students are refugees . ms. his students are refugees. ms. bronfman also attended a street fair which was organised to celebrate commonwealth day . the celebrate commonwealth day. the uk and rwanda are vowing to step up efforts to tackle migration. they agreement between the two countries has been expanded to include all illegal migrants and not just asylu

this is max hastings, the biographer esteemed conservatives . boris isn't dead conservatives.uried at a crossroad , dead he's buried at a crossroad, dead with a stake in his heart. he's buried at a crossroad, dead with a stake in his heart . james with a stake in his heart. james o'brien looked like taking like six viagra this morning . he was six viagra this morning. he was just kind of over spectrum. and then every time you saw with the bbc coverage because flipping through it all every time these picture of boris in the corner, it was always a really horrible picture of him. and you could see him looking quite good in the actual response presented today and these horrible pictures. i mean, that's like gambling, advertising subliminal putting up horrible pictures , putting up horrible pictures, people all the time. absolutely. and tominey. well, what did you think ? our rivals it. think of? our rivals over it. sly news literally salivate at this you know we're so i'm excited about this cable said this is box office for us because in reality they been part of this i found it

yesterday we had stuff from -- not exactly what we would call conservative material.hile he checks our account balance, you find that we have zero in our operating account. there is seven $50,000 there the day before --$750,000 there the day before. he calls the bank, finds out oh yeah, you will get a cashiers check in a day or two. what do you mean? yeah, we closed your account. pnc bank? [booing] this is not we're creating news. if i was talking about the wuhan lab leak story, the most obvious thing in the last two years, i'm not. creating that but because i will show you the new york times and let you make up your own mind, that is still an offense, to them. think about that. pnc bank, a major national bank. but we have seen it all. i had chase cancel, for something i was speaking, because i was speaking at an evangelical event. we understand based on the testimony that a practicing -- practicing catholics are domestic terrorists. just like concerned mothers not wanting their children to be indoctrinated with critical race theory, not wanting their children to be p

they is this ring conservative speech -- they were censoring conservative speech. allowed them to do this. the government has no business in censoring speech whether it is conservative, liberal. it is a first amended right. the government should not do that. [applause] rep. comer: this bill will make it not only illegal but allowed them to be prosecuted for that. [applause] bob: i want to be sure and ask you. we started cpac yesterday morning with the chairman and chairman jim jordan from the judiciary committee talking about the investigation he is undertaken. i know you're separated the turtle is a bit. you have your possibilities and he has his skin judiciary. how have you divided that up? what should all of us expect from your respective investigation? rep. comer: jim is the lebron james of the house republican conference. jim gets more words per minute and i in. jim is focus on the department of justice, the weaponization of the department of justice and fbi and he is also on the oversight committee. he knows will be is doing in respect to the biden investigat

those conservation strategies have already proved fruitful. on the horizon, the chain of volcanoes scaling over 3000 meters high that gave the park its name. the mountain gorilla population here has doubled over the last 3 decades. the most recent census covering the border region between uganda, the democratic republic of congo, and were wanda counted 604 animals there were wand and government has banned poaching and logging in the national park and introduced a controlled tourism concept. part of the resulting revenue is assigned to nature conservation, while 10 percent goes towards the construction of schools, roads and hospitals in the region. masonic is the gateway to the national park. a city of around 100000, that his florist with a resurgence in tourism. a promising example of her wanda's rapid development since the genocide of 1994. i'm with her german gorilla expert vinny i caught is a long term associate of the care. so he research center. she's continuing the work of diane fuzzy who set up the facility after coming to her wanda, in

this is a conversation that needs all the people involved in guerrilla conservation. and that conversation is to start now i will ah, a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's own about the perspective culture information. this is dw, and d w made from mines. oh, do you like it with do you want a k, then buckle up, put the pedal to the metal. let's ride with read on d w a . ah. ah ah, oh. does see that we news long from berlin? new leads about who was responsible for blowing up the north stream pipelines. us and german media reports suggestive pro ukrainian group carried out the attack on the natural gas pipelines under the baltic sea. also on the show calls for just this after.

conservatives are american.ves are really moving rapidly to the view that they can't just go on endlessly giving money, ammunition to ukraine. we ourselves are down to just a stockpile now of 6000 artillery shells in the whole of the united kingdom. do you sense a little bit of war weariness in of supporting zelazny creeping into the west ? i'll come to that into the west? i'll come to that into the west? i'll come to that in a minute. that is completely crazy . but ben wallace is crazy. but ben wallace is absolutely right . i mean, it's absolutely right. i mean, it's extraordinary, isn't it? that be giving up ammunition and so on here, but not replacing it into own stock. i mean, that's completely crazy. and we all got to get behind ben wallace in this respect . but in terms of this respect. but in terms of waning support for this war, look, this is not the crazy invasion of iraq or the monstrous war in afghanistan , monstrous war in afghanistan, where we lost lots of lives and spent so much money. this is real

do conservatives think it means? >> would you mind defining woke?e idea that - this is going to be one of those moments that goes viral. it's something that's hard t define, and we could spend a entire chapter defining it, it is the understanding that we need to completely reimagine and reduce society in order to create hierarchies >> it's hard to define reduces i.t. something about oppression a conservative commentator and an author that has studied wokeism, and written in he estimation, entire chapters on it and yet she it sure is tricky. so far, the only person to define what it actually is i florida governor ron desantis. late last year, his staffers were asked to define woke in court, defining woke as a slan term for activism, progressive activism his general counsel added that woke is the belief that ther are systemic injustice i american society, and the need to address them. that sounds right, maybe eve sense a cool maybe that is why the anti wok movement has such a hard tim with it. sometimes it is what you don't say that speaks volumes. th

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and only the conservatives that stop the boats. questioned the morality of government policy. this is the tory government that in recent months has— spoken of "invasions". just yesterday this was the tory government that said that - 100 million people could be coming to these shores. _ and this is the tory government i that this morning said that number could in fact be billions. complete and utter nonsense. the figure of 100 million, it doesn't come from the government, it comes from the united nations, mr speaker. and it illustrates the scale of the global migration crisis that the world is grappling with, which is why it is right that we take action, mr speaker. because if we do not... this debate isn't over. the illegal migration bill is set to be back in the commons on monday. david wallace lockhart, bbc news, westminster. the bbc says it will have a "frank conversation" with match of the day presenter gary lineker, after he compared the language used to launch the government's immigration policy to 1930s germany and called it