>> for the want of any doubt, that came from the foreign secretary to hear about that. >> jeremy corbin. >> i'm pleased to be here because the foreign secretary is so excited he won't be able to hear the answer. the real reason, mister speaker is it is because of a $2.3 billion budget in parliament and it gets worse, they are going to be cut by another $700 million by 2020. under this government, are -- there are 11,000 fewer firefighters in england since 2010. and last year, increased by 20%, in the wake of the terrible fire, the prime minister was very when she said this could not be allowed to happen again and money would be no object to fire safety. will she therefore now back the campaign to provide 1 billion pounds to local councils to retrofit sprinklers in all high-rise blocks? >> on the first question the right honorable gentlemen raised, he might not have noticed the crime commissioner in london is the mayor. [shouting bracket >> the next was a labor mayor. [shouting] >> perhaps the leader -- it is not enough for him. let's be very clear about funding, there's more money and m

labor leader german corbin one on say he wanted for drazen may concern just as specifically why bailed out bankers to enjoy free movement around the e.u. after breakfast but not normal work because last week the brics it secretary said he would guarantee free movement for bankers postscripts it other any other groups to whom the prime minister believes freedom of movement should apply nurses don't just teachers scientists agricultural workers because. the u.k. pm said corbin copied his questions from the british liberal party something those on the radical left may well be worrying about given his m.p.'s don't seem very socialist i'm very interested to the right honorable gentleman has found his appearance as a prime is this question's been going so well he's had to borrow a question from the leader of the liberal democrats corbin not predicting the teresa mayes chancellor was about to dispense with near liberal talk of balancing the books wanted to know where britain's wealth has disappeared to he asked about all the billions in cash stored away in tax savings that could be used to pa

pm said corbin copied his questions from the british liberal party something those on the radical left may well be worrying about given his m.p.'s don't seem very socialist i'm very interested to the right honorable gentleman has found that his appearance is a problem is this question's been going so well he's going to borrow a question from the leader of the nipple democrats corbin not predicting the jury's amaze chancellor was about to dispense with new liberal talk of balancing the books wanted to know where britain's wealth has disappeared to he asked about all the billions in cash stored away in tax savings that could be used to pay for basic social services in a country where perhaps one hundred twenty thousand children will be homeless this christmas would britain seek to emulate the poverty stricken caribbean is she still threatening to turn britain into a tax haven may said she wouldn't take lessons from labor surely a fair point given tony blair's party appeared infamously relaxed about people getting very rich presumably off the poor are saying no not just the labor party. t

vibing al shaab they're surviving it was a journey corbin talks about class a lot which hasn't been talked about for a few generations obviously people are going to say but class divisions are worse in your childhood than they are today we shouldn't be talking about class i think we should be talking about class because class is more stripped magenta the situation i think we're. in shutdown a huge hit because of our one percent of our population who are. minions. to orange rule for them and they'd sure that they're getting near what they call their due but in the meantime. all our small cities and towns are not getting the taxes which have been diverted from the government which would use post taxes to build new schools and roadways and everything else which is necessary for a stable society but arguably the bottom of that pyramid are refugees from nature wars around the world are there any echoes of the nine hundred thirty is when the blame for austerity of a poverty was deflected against the foreigner the refugees i don't know where on this fear of refugees came from. i wish i found them

if it's good enough for john mcdonnell jeremy corbin diane abbott john redwood crispin blunt liam for ian black for vince cable and cullen look at this that i can probably. stand there the criticism that the they experienced as well. while he's already able to withstand the sort of criticism he was expecting with headlines bashing and examines choice to appear here on our channel for a start british newspaper the times didn't hold back. mr salmon service for the propaganda outlets of a hostile foreign autocracy does indeed evince a lack of judgment self-respect and shame even the current leader of the scottish national party somes own party express third. hadn't been asked which i was and i would've advised him to seek another channel to ear the sure and of course alec is not currently an elected politician and he's free to meet care whatever decisions he wishes to meet well i found that slightly odd actually because normally the scottish national party the party of the both members of a is normally pretty cohesive well i think it's very all the situation that we seem to be increasing

coming to power i know jeremy corbin has been a lifelong supporter of the a palestinian cause and in the twenty seventeen general election last june in the manifesto he stated that britain if we ever came to power over dimage atlee recognize the palestine as a state call for a stew a two state solution and also called for the end of the fifty year occupation and the end to illegal settlements and the israeli blockade and the last few months were some infighting in the party trying to get this polity changed but at partick conference at the end of september corben reus after that and a chilly guarantee and in the next general election manifesto labor will repeat that policy and what the international community has to realise is that put a fresh claim in a hundred years you will have a british government if carbon gets to power. bricking with the ball for declaration and calling as a set for their mutual recognition and over time again no one else can i jump on it break the british government can have an effect oh all right that's an interesting point let's go back to house and then pr

s opposition leader jeremy corbin in a negative light the revelation came after one of its reporters accidentally forwarded the instructions to the labor party when asking for comment on a story and situation or as more details of a journalistic folk part to say the least and just one example of really many of these days of how the press can twist and turn stories to try to get a certain angle this particular latest example includes the daily express journalist who apparently was instructed by either an editor or our producer to spin a story about national debt in the u.k. and then anti-labor or anti jeremy corbyn manner specifically this was published by buzz feed who had received. i have a copy of an email that they ended up publishing and this e-mail read quote needs a reaction from the taxpayers alliance but let's definitely also put the boot into corbin who wants to plunge us into into even deeper debt so as the readers are very clear that lever is not the solution and quote and even more curiously this journalist apparently did while trying to reach out to the libor party press

read quote needs a reaction from the taxpayers alliance but let's definitely also put the boot into corbin who wants to plunge us into into even deeper debt so as the readers are very clear that labor is not the solution and quote and even more curiously this journalist apparently did while trying to reach out to the labor party press office for comment for this piece ended up probably or apparently accidentally including that email in the request for commentary so perhaps not very surprisingly the labor party press office did not end up commenting for this particular piece and the piece did come out it didn't actually end up mentioning jeremy corbyn or the labor party however did include a video with an anti jeremy corbyn headline as well as a really big photo of him splattered across that article perhaps to connect the visuals with this originally intended angle like kerry thanks nasser that was and see children of the first in the u.k. . videos of people smashing nick coffeemaker spreading online in protest over the manufacture of pulling its ads from a t.v. news show. thank you. so wha

under the control of man but in the scrum outside parliament on budget day the question for jeremy corbin's u.k. shadow chancellor john mcdonnell appeared to be with the theresa may with sentiment did the government have feelings sharon chancellor what did you think of the latest growth figures that a forecast for this country showed exactly what we've been saying if you don't invest in our economy the growth will go down product of it will not rise and as a result of lack of investment through austerity under this government the economy well i think is in. the sort of condition you would not expect it to be coming out of a recession a loss if you remember when with come out of the recessions of the eighty's and ninety's business investment was well sixty percent in one case thirty percent in another at the moment business investment at five percent so no wonder the productivity crisis that we've got right and i do think the chancellor didn't seem so bothered about the lower figures i think is because there's paralysis in government no one is in charge no one is in control and this is a gov

at the same time you have corbin promising the world.will raise taxes, we will give you first—class public services. giving people a pay rise. helping public sector workers, investing in the nhs. we are reaching a tipping point. people are starting to think i would prefer the pain of paying a bit more in tax. to the pain of having bad public services, seeing people struggle on welfare, universal credit not working. as this says, the endless misery of stagnant wages. you cannot spend all that money and have top—class services and pay off the deficit? no, people's expectations are realistic. if taxes rise, not going to have a stimulating effect on the economy if the tax burden is set to be pretty high as it is anyway. that will not make britain competitive. the only way is for us to grow our way out of it. which is difficult when we have the worst productivity since napoleonic times. the abi figures are predicated on that essentially continuing. britain has underperformed on productivity. certainly true. sometimes things surprise you on th

at the same time you have corbin promising the world.lass public services. giving people a pay rise. helping public sector workers, investing in the nhs. we are reaching a tipping point. people are starting to think i would prefer the pain of paying a bit more in tax.

next robert corbin, from the office of petroleum reserves, u.s. department of energy. >> chairman upton, ranking member rush and distinguished members of the subcommittee, it is an honor to appear before you today to discuss this strategic petroleum reserve. the strategic petroleum reserve or spr was established under the authority of the energy policy and conservation act in december 1975. at that time, u.s. oil production was in decline, oil price and allocation controls separated the u.s. oil market from the rest of the world, and a global commodity market for oil, as we know it now, did not exist. today the global oil market has changed the environment in which the spr operates. although domestic oil production has increased dramatically in recent years, it's the largest oil commodity market in the world, making u.s. consumers receiving price fluctuations. >> thank you. next robert corbin, from the office of petroleum reserves, u.s. department of energy. >> chairman upton, ranking member rush and distinguished members of the subcommittee, it i

. >> senator john corbin was also at the service.his week he's going to present bipartisan legislation to improve the background checks for buying guns. >>> mourning the loss of undisputed queen of gossip. liz smith died yesterday at the age of 94. columnists spent more than half a century detailing the highs and lows of a-list celebrities of new read gossip columnists in the world but she raised a lot of money for literacy, women's rights and died of natural causes. >> next story -- you're taking a look at wounded marine corps veteran rob jones running a marathon. over the weekend, he finished his 31st marathon right here in d.c. the thing that's even more incredible about this, he did it in just 31 days. jones lost his legs in afghanistan and wanted to raise money for wounded warriors and then -- boy oh, boy if you're not inspired by watching that, you and i have run marathons. 31 in that many days. >> i've only run 20-something in my life. >> do i really want to go to the gym, it's raining, it's cold. the guy lost both legs in afg

we're going underground is today the scottish arm of europe's largest socialist movement jeremy corbin's u.k. labor party elected a new leader in scotland coming up in the show can we trust nato nation media reports about robert mugabe given historical coverage of former british colony zimbabwe we speak to the former chief advisor of u.k. back opposition leader morgan tsvangirai and the head of. pm u.k. chapter of the politician to raise a major factor u.k. ruling coalition slams lindsay leader of the over a for is naive and foolishness. in faint m.p. and bobby sands director of elections france he malloy appeals to downing street for the truth about an alleged british coverup over the murder of northern irish politician patsy kelly all the support coming up in today's going underground but first to the southern african nation of zimbabwe which is being in the news a lot lately here in britain the former colonial master of zimbabwe the statement dated broadcasters routinely attacked the government of the country led by robert mugabe ever since independence and the end of white ruled so c

if it's good enough for john mcdonnell jeremy corbin diane abbott john redwood crispin blunt liam fox ian black for vince cable and carlin look at this that i can probably. stand there the criticism that the they experienced as well he's already having to withstand the sort of criticism he was expecting with headlines bashing alex salmond's choice to appear here in our british daily the times for example did not or buying. mr salmon service for the propaganda outlets of a hostile foreign or talk receive does indeed evinced our lack of judgment self-respect and shame well even the current leader of the scottish national party salman's own party of course she expressed her die. the nost which i was and i would've advised them to seek another channel to the sure and of course alec is not currently an elected politician a nice fee to meet care whatever decisions he wishes to meet well i found that slightly odd actually because normally the scottish national party the party of the both members of a is normally pretty cohesive well i think it's very all the situation that we seem to be incr

pm said corbin copied his questions from the british liberal party something those on the radical left may well be worrying about given his m.p.'s don't seem very socialist i'm very interested in the right honorable gentleman has found that he.

felician fain to do you'd be in a green or fall appear on russia today pro or john mcdonnell jeremy corbin diane abbott john redwood chris of the scottish national party salman's own party expressed her debt. hider been asked which i was and i would've advised him to seek another channel to hear the sure and of course alec is not currently an elected politician and he's free to meet care whatever decisions he wishes to meet well i found that slightly odd actually because normally the scottish national party will begin reopening air and sea ports in yemen becomes after a week long total blockade of the country manage tarion organizations have also been increasingly concerned by a little incident with full confidence i can say that these numbers will increase and humankind will face a horrific catastrophe when it will discover one day that it hasn't fulfilled its duty as it should if the catastrophe indeed happens we break the international community to pressure the coalition food and medicine not weapons things that have nothing to do with weapons they shouldn't be manipulated. well yemen w

scottish labor the man who supported jeremy corbin before calling for his resignation all the ball coming up at today's going underground but first un climate change conference call twenty three continues in europe today so while one e.u. member spain continues to threaten the very idea of democracy itself another member hosts a meeting to decide the fate of the world although for some manmade climate change isn't even really an issue at all here's what donald trump said about the crop twenty one paris climate accord i was elected to represent. the citizens of pittsburgh not parents you know in the are as ignorant as this. not only can provide safe cheap power but it can also help reduce our carbon emissions that's for u.k. pm drazen may want to criticize trump's environmental credentials holding hands with him she backs of support for fracking shall cast does have the potential to power economic growth. of anyone and gas industries and you know the sectors under mystic energy so with jobs in energy for who will they be any humans left to use the energy that is the scientific truth of cli

if it's good enough for john mcdonnell jeremy corbin di and john redwood crispin blunt liam forks in black for vince cable and cullen look at this that i can probably. stand there the criticism that the they experienced as well. in his first show alex simon spoke exclusively to the ousted president who was sacked in october and is now facing charges of sedition and rebellion spain issued an international arrest warrant after he fled to belgium where he's currently on bail speaking on r.t. collis recalled the region's referendum day and related his vision of the future of catalonia you can watch the full programme on. them. now thousands of people took to the streets of paris on saturday to voice their anger at president across social policies the crowd was blocked by police as it moved towards the columns official residence the elisei palace protesters rallied against growing presidential powers and his labor reforms which he claims will spur growth and cut unemployment earlier one hundred letters of my own party on lush announce that they were going to quit because of his betrayal o

difficult ripples for abroad what do you think of the latest on the secret negotiations with jeremy corbin and instituted love this that apparently allegedly real torques not the talking about we're talking if every call been on the assumption that he could be the next prime minister and the not too distant future absent just think of it think of the fun and the excitement we can have here there's an unexpected general election that could never happen with extern parliaments oh it just did you know and then we'll have to have all the new broadcasting regulations anyway these days i'm a firm and decisive about her new international aid minister. i knew from twenty sixteen that the person she decided the present prime minister decided to appoint it just keeps getting better i mean suppose david cameron accuses armed forces minister penny mordant of lying what was she lying about apparently she said the u.k. would have no veto over turkish membership of the european union cameron not so keen on that remember he's a former prime minister not a current one might be joined by the current your pr

this is what mr corbin asked. it is right to put thousands of families at christmas through the trauma of knowing that they are about to be evicted, because they are in red arrears because they are in red arrears because of universal credit. let mile overall things with our panel today. i am joined let mile overall things with our panel today. iam joined by let mile overall things with our panel today. i am joined by some guests. panel today. i am joined by some gu ests. let panel today. i am joined by some guests. let me start, does mr hammond have to do something about universal credit in the budget? well, universal credit is doing some very good stuff. it is really, really helping putting people back to work. i think on the pmqs side, but people on my side of the house five straight in, is that the leader of the opposition has made state m e nts of the opposition has made statements about the impact of universal credit. in previous pmqs which has been found to be not factually correct. does miss the hammond hav

lobbyists on them and what they're doing is the opposite of what the british labor party did that led to corbin's victory. the british labor party left the actual voters decide who is going to be their candidate the democratic leadership committee. says we let the donors decide and the donors are the people we appoint to the board of the national committee so essentially we what we lent the politicians decided to. britain would have let the tony blair wright decide who was going to be the next prime minister and now they're letting the hillary and obama decide which means wall street the military industrial complex so when they're going on effect findings tour what they really want to find out is how much you're going to donate to our cause where's the money and how much you're going to give us that's the only fact that they're really interested in because the other factors to why the the working class the middle class. the women the black vote and the hispanics are turning against them is no secret at all. it is the result basically of obama knowing obama's policies the giveaway to the banks the

jeremy corbin who himself has said that this is nothing but an attempt by to re some may who has very low polling numbers to try to deflect blame upon herself to russia which is exactly the same phenomenon happening in the united states we know that in the us senator mark warner and obama himself put pressure on facebook to try to come up with anything linking russia with any interference in the two thousand and sixteen election but there's nothing there. huge percentage of the facebook. posts that facebook links to russia whatever that means appeared after the two thousand and sixteen election this is just fabricated and it's leading to well it already has led to a new cold war which is quite dangerous for the entire world and it's important to us. to debunk this just want to go back to something you mentioned you mentioned the example of the united states where there was accusations of russian interference as well but in that country of course the claims came from intelligence agencies whether the evidence was accurate or not is up for debate but at least the intelligence agencies d

the next elation and you have any confidence in treason may is close to zero do you think jeremy corbin will win the next election is never above ten percent in your case you said that russia and the media from the u.k. were cheering on the harbor but do you think these forces were responsible for the blacks to vote i think that is parliament doesn't need to look at that in the way that the american system is looking at trump's relationship with russia and his campaign because there is definitely something is going on and i also think the trees mase worried about what that might find so i do hope that that lead goes further but i think the role of the media i mean obviously if you pick up the string missed lie machine newspapers the mail the sun the express the telegraph you would think this thing is going absolutely brilliantly and it's all going well we're going to get everything we want and it's a monster famously you once got the sun on save your labor we did it can you what that could get i don't think so i think we've gone beyond if i one of the arguments are you start with tony a

subtitles make it look like jeremy corbin is congratulated. on it royal engagement . well that's what actually happened instead of saying something which was faithful to what he said the text read underneath the subtitle read i really do out my the way harry and hezbollah have drawn attention to mental health community couldn't jeremy called up with his bull or so clearly it's a fake news is that it yes but it wasn't meant to say that it was meant to congratulate harry and his brother on drawing attention to mental health issues but of course it could only happen to jeremy called bill you can only have a do the b.b.c. and its fake news coverage here started talking about select committees not getting the right information about bricks it just imagine if they'd done not with the reason mays comments nothing would happen with no well anyway as well or it has a democratically elected m.p.'s in the beirut parliament fighting isis diaspora and with britain and the united states let's go to this tragic story that's been moved off the front pages i think of the newspapers he

corbin, how much does the northeast gasoline supply reserve cost on an annual basis? let's get that question out of the way first. >> thank you for the question, mr. johnson. for the northeast gasoline supply reserve, the average storage contracts which are for leased commercial storage for the product are approximately $19.16 per barrel per year and when you include overhead costs to include quality assurance and administration of your i.t. sales platform in the event you have to release the gasoline it comes to a little over $20 per barrel per year, sir. >> okay. so is the higher per barrel cost of storing gasoline versus crude oil a good use of taxpayer dollars do you think? >> that's really not for me to decide whether that's a good use of taxpayer dollars. >> you've got an opinion. >> i will say, mr. johnson, that in terms of the cost of storage for refined products, the united states has out of 14 countries that participated in bench marking studies that are stock holding countries, the u.s. has by far the highest cost for gasoline storage out of the 14 countrie

we're going underground is today the scottish arm of europe's largest socialist movement jeremy corbin's u.k. labor party elect its new leader in scotland coming up in the show can we trust nature nation media reports about robert mugabe given historical coverage of former british colony zimbabwe we speak in the form achieve advisor of u.k. back opposition leader morgan tsvangirai and the head of the new pm u.k. chapter of the politician to raise a major factor u.k. ruling coalition slams lindsay leader for its value and foolishness. fane m.p.'s on the ball he sounds director of elections front see malloy appeals to downing street for the truth about an alleged british coverup over the murder of northern irish politician patsy kelly all this of all coming up with today's going underground but first to the southern african nation of zimbabwe which is being in the news a lot lately here in britain the former colonial master of zimbabwe the statement dated broadcaster is routinely at. the government of the country led by robert mugabe ever since independence in the end of white ruled so cal

. >> and corbin bleu joined in for an enthusiastic samba. they earned a perfect score, one of the judges saying it is perhaps one of the best dances they've ever seen in "dancing with the stars." >> they are perfectly in synch. awesome. >> amazing. >> and gold medal gymnast lori hernandez who won with partner val looked like the cool fun uncle. also very cute routine. lori showing off that she still has the skills as well. >> she does. and the champ is here. the champ is here. reigning mirror ball champion, reshad williams shows how it's done with the disco cha-cha. drew looking like a third wheel, but reshad had his shirt on. didn't recognize him. >> i forgot. i guess the seequin jacket is fine. and then the big moment. frankie munoz joined by alfonzo rivero, aka, carlton. this one had to happen. but i wanted to see them do the actual -- >> carlton. that would have been amazing. >> if they have kendis on the show, then they'll do it. >> well, last and also least, tour rel owens was hoping to get a boost from season one winner kelly monaco b