behind closed doors and were never really meant to see the light of day, we had patrick vallance's dai reesenty has come out about that and how things were working in the background and some of these crass statements that were made —— dai rees. as he said there were never meant to be seen. boris johnson i suspect never meant for any of his whatsapp messages to be heard. but i guess it never comes as a surprise that some of these things will be really uncomfortable for many of the protesters to hear, but that kind of fits with his personality, to have a bit of a joke, which doesn't necessarily mean he was underplaying it, it was maybe a coping mechanism. because at the end of the day borisjohnson and his team were all human as well and these were unprecedented times. maybe his coping mechanism was having a bit of a laugh about it because the situation was so awful. are we being too prudish byjudging him? the are we being too prudish by “udging him? , ., , ., ., ., him? the questions about language are important— him? the questions about language are important because _ him? the questions abo

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we've got with me reacting to the big stories of the day, former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg conservative peer and adviser to boris and former adviser to boris johnson, . and it's johnson, lord rodger. and it's time now for their headline heroes and back page zeros of the day. who's caught your the day. so who's caught your eye? your hero today? and eye? who's your hero today? and on theatre , it's a slightly on theatre, it's a slightly controversial one. >> not that i'm too shy of causing saying the odd controversial . thing. controversial. thing. >> i think you're a thinking man's shock jock . i'll be honest i >> -- >> for the next book, i think dropping those truth bombs are plenty. >> so i'm going to go for nick fletcher. um, the mp for don valley, who said that doncaster is full and it would appear that that his local electors agree with him. and i think we've got to have politicians who will say it as they hear it from their constituents . yes, it's the constituents. yes, it's the british people and how they feel about our country that matters. and we should have politi

we've got with me reacting to the big stories of the day, former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg conservative peer and adviser to boris and former adviser to boris johnson, . and it's johnson, lord rodger. and it's time now for their headline heroes and back page zeros of the day. who's caught your the day. so who's caught your eye? your hero today? and eye? who's your hero today? and on theatre , it's a slightly on theatre, it's a slightly controversial one. >> not that i'm too shy of causing saying the odd controversial . thing. controversial. thing. >> i think you're a thinking man's shock jock . i'll be honest i >> -- >> for the next book, i think dropping those truth bombs are plenty. >> so i'm going to go for nick fletcher. um, the mp for don valley, who said that doncaster is full and it would appear that that his local electors agree with him. and i think we've got to have politicians who will say it as they hear it from their constituents . yes, it's the constituents. yes, it's the british people and how they feel about our country that matters. and we should have politi

obviously, one of the most important questions of the day is the right honourable sir jacob rees—mogg he have ? many children does he have? >> oh, he has quite a few, doesn't he? he has more than me, in fact. seven i would guess a good effort. >> six is the answer for now . of >> six is the answer for now. of those . six how many four names those. six how many four names have they got ahead of their surname? >> oh goodness me , about five. i >> oh goodness me, about five. i would think four in total. >> i'm talking about the cumulative number for all the children. >> oh oh 23 very, very good effort. >> 22 is the answer. now the next question is sort of new year's eve quiz folks. um, which of these did nigel farage say to coots used as evidence that he was not a fit person to hold an account in the documents that he had? was it that he kept on making euro withdrawals, that he retweeted a ricky gervais joke that he stole a pen from their central london branch, or that he'd only waste his money on beer fags. beer and fags. >> the ricky gervais joke , i'm >> the ricky gervais joke, i'm gu

rees—mogg on state of the nation. >> tonight as the prime minister faces his day of judgement tomorrow evening mps will tomorrow eveningn his rwanda bill, the home office has declared 99.5% of migrant legal challenges will fail in blocking their deportations. but this comes as the tory star chamber found the legislation would not work . how legislation would not work. how will the prime minister cope with the brewing revolt? whispers amongst westminster have reported that ministers have reported that ministers have admitted ousting boris johnson , the great lion savaged johnson, the great lion savaged by jackals was a mistake. but now i say , i told them so. more now i say, i told them so. more trouble for the current prime minister as he was dragged over the coals at the covid inquiry today, owing his today, owing to his implementation of eat out to implementation of the eat out to help out scheme. but he help out scheme. but surely he was what any good was doing what any good chancellor to do in chancellor ought to do in government . i tried my best to government. i tried my best to cancel diversity and cancel silly

rees—mogg. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me, mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now what you've all been waiting for the the daythank you . middlehurst. jacob thank you. >> good evening. well,

rees—mogg on state of the nation. >> tonight as the prime minister faces his day of judgement tomorrow evening mps will tomorrow eveningn his rwanda bill, the home office has declared 99.5% of migrant legal challenges will fail in blocking their deportations. but this comes as the tory star chamber found the legislation would not work . how legislation would not work. how will the prime minister cope with the brewing revolt? whispers amongst westminster have reported that ministers have reported that ministers have admitted ousting boris johnson , the great lion savaged johnson, the great lion savaged by jackals was a mistake. but now i say , i told them so. more now i say, i told them so. more trouble for the current prime minister as he was dragged over the coals at the covid inquiry today, owing his today, owing to his implementation of eat out to implementation of the eat out to help out scheme. but he help out scheme. but surely he was what any good was doing what any good chancellor to do in chancellor ought to do in government . i tried my best to government. i tried my best to cancel diversity and cancel silly

ree a rachel maddow script. >> the democratic judges said trump's an insurrectionist because once he told judge a cro that in the old days, a protester would be carried out in a stretcher . they >> they also said, quote, president trump threatened a to deploy the military to minneapolis to shoot looters amid protesty tos over the polie killing of george floyd wantingi to stop violence is now a call to violence. but democrats who actually called for violence and participated in violence is finnce ande if that's the st. >> maxine waters is an.axine but it's enough evidence forbu e joe biden to trump at the>> i'm ballot box to drop n from. i well, i think it's self-evident. you saw it on the court make that decision. n insu but he certainly supported the insurrection. no questiorrno question abn abo. >> if you arrest your opponent four times and you're still losing, you should resign. >> you shouldn't kick him off the ballotou are s . f the ba but msnbc says if you don't if o kick trump off the ballot, you're no better than a owner. e ownewhat do you say to the toe republican candidates argument that this should be the vote

day. by a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsor. >> ease of weather on . gb news. >> hello. good evening. >> hello. good evening. >> it's me, jacob reestion tonight, in yet more persuasive evidence that it's time britain ought to leave the european convention on human battle of the human rights, the battle of the boyne returns in a courtroom drama, ireland has drama, as southern ireland has decided to take the united kingdom to court in a challenge to our own domestic law, the troubles immunity bill. but in another battle, this time the battle of the boilers, the tory temperature as temperature is rising as backbenchers are mobilising against the prime minister's plans for a net zero boiler tax will the prime minister stick to his own promise? one tucker carlson over in the united states of america , has spread states of america, has spread the mistruth that winston churchill put the opposition in prison with their families dunng prison with their families during world war ii. tonight, i will be suggesting he corrects the record and big brother is watching more of you than ever before as a new law will enable the police to run facial

day for many. a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. good evening . >> hello. good evening. >> hello. good evening. >> it's me, jacob reesetary today announced fresh measures to slash mass migration numbers by a supposed 300,000. everything from reducing foreign health care visas dependence to increasing thresholds to £38,700. but the question is , £38,700. but the question is, will it be enough? and speaking of mass migration, we know that the bulk of those entering the uk are students, but as it emerges , universities are emerges, universities are offering master's degrees for £25,000 in queer middle east politics. is it time to crack down on mickey mouse degrees ? down on mickey mouse degrees? and has britain got too fat? analysis has suggested obesity is set to cost the taxpayer that's you and me , nearly £100 that's you and me, nearly £100 billion a year. but the nanny staters are out and about calling for smoking style restrictions on junk food and they must be stopped at. a bill is set to be presented to the house of commons amending the titles deprivation act of 1917, which would strip the duke and duchess of sus

days before he's scheduled to go to capitol hill, look what happens. the kid gets busted for all kinds of unseemly behavior spending on stuff and not giving uncle sam and the irs their just reeard or their just dessert or their just something. [laughter] but, you know, brett, i mean, it's not that i'm a lawyer. i don't want to be a lawyer. i never really wanted to be a lawyer. i don't know what i wanted to be, but that's another segment. [laughter] but the point is being in politics all these years or in and out of politics, brett, i kind of smell a fish, a bad fish, a rotting fish, all right? i think they know exactly what they were doing. what do you think? >> well, i will say i'm glad we're all on this panel together today because all the commentary i have heard has been absolutely outrageous, wrong, and they're taking the bait. larry: yes. >> let's put facts, let's put data and facts out there. one, is he looking at 17 years? not a snowball's chance in hell he gets 17 years. they don't stack like that. he's facing under the guideline range probably 1-1 and a half years in prison because of the way they charged it. you wouldn't know that unless you've done these types of

a busy few days there from my conservative colleague my former conservative colleague in and in the house of commons and ukraine brooks newmark . radio. >> welcome back. i'm still jacob rees still the state of the nation. we've been discussing the potential scrapping of inheritance tax, and been sending your and you've been sending in your forthright views. pamela wood says is unfair for we says the tax is unfair for we sacrificed holidays, nice clothes , meals out and lots more clothes, meals out and lots more in order to afford a property in the south—east we have to the south—east where we have to live. for my husband's why live. for my husband's job. why should i be allowed to leave should i not be allowed to leave it children? they also it to my children? they also without when they without many things when they were could were younger so that we could have a house. and celia says, i've worked hard to buy my house and my kids without and bring up my kids without claiming any benefits. went claiming any benefits. we went without claiming any benefits. we went withotpay my mortgage and bills. could pay my mortgage and bills. why are the government punishing hard should

rees—mogg. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me, mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now what you've all been waiting for the the dayhe news of the day with polly middlehurst . jacob thank you . middlehurst. jacob thank you. >> good evening. well, the top story tonight from the gb newsroom is that the home secretary says 300,000 fewer people will be able to come to the uk each year under new plans to bring down legal migration overseas workers and students will be stopped from bringing any family members with them as dependents and the minimum salary required for a skilled worker visa will also rise to £38,700 from next spring. well, james cleverly made the announcement in the house of commons this afternoon, and he said the measures are the best way forward for british taxpayers . taxpayers. >> it's about making sure that we control immigration, that we stop abuses of the system, but we also protect the economics that underpin our society and our country and also, of course, support the people who work in our health and social care sectors. james cleverly but the shadow environment secretary hit back. >> steve reed

most popular backbenchers saw jacob rees—mogg won that accolade a few days ago .re they about rishi sunak? are they broadly supportive or are they starting to feel maybe someone else should be in in that position ? position? >> i would say that that i don't think there's a mood generally for, for yet another leadership challenge. i think probably conservative home readers and these are conservative party members who register. they send, they send us pictures of their membership cards to prove they're members. and then and then ask them, um, questions then we ask them, um, questions and previously it's turned out to be reasonably accurate when we've when we've had party leadership elections and they've given the results, i don't think there's a mood among them for a new leadership, um, election . new leadership, um, election. but i do think there's, there's frustration, there's disappointment with rishi sunak. we mentioned wanting to get on with the having a tougher policy on asylum and immigration and getting the rwanda boats going . getting the rwanda boats going