in other words, they should all think the way that nell zebby does or dawn butler does. you know, these are just different forms of racism. >> yeah. no. absolutely. i mean, for a start, when we talk about removing the whip from dawn butler, she's going to call that racist because obviously, you know, that harks back to to the slavery. but when she shared that thing saying kemi badenoch is , you know, white white is, you know, white white privilege or white supremacy in blackface, it's like, no, that's cami's actual face. that's her face. she's she's genuinely black. and i think it's such a it's such a sort of bigoted thing to assume that everybody who's black has to have these certain opinions. and it's a really reductive and racially divisive thing to say . and i divisive thing to say. and i think, cami, i mean, for a start, she's she's nowhere near a sort of, you know, this reactionary extremist that she's been painted as. she's just, you know, got some sensible ideas. >> she's a conservative. >> she's a conservative. >> yeah, she's she's a conservative. she's she's pr

maybe dawn butler you know, i mean, who's into all of this sort of stuff? party is into this. remember, about 50 years ago when the labour party were actually into materially improving the lives of poor people , instead of adding pluses people, instead of adding pluses to acronyms for posh people, but maybe this has come from the trade unions. >> i mean, you don't know, maybe, maybe, maybe they're just really. >> no, it's definitely it's a handful of activists somewhere have been pushing for this and now they're super duper happy that that plus is there. >> the labour party are a handful of activists. i like that description. >> but then dawn butler did appear on tv saying that babies are not born with a biological sex. so, you know, and she knows what she's talking about. >> no, she does not. >> no, she does not. >> i mean, was she born with brain? >> not necessarily, but that doesn't matter. you shouldn't discriminate. no. all right. let's move on now to the mail. and, josh, why are the brit awards voters so racist? >> well, this is brit awards. asked vot

there has been some tweeting today by dawn butler, labour mp sadiq khan. may have to share them on screen about the concerns about the win by donald trump. i wonder what you what you thought of that is that i mean , this is of that is that i mean, this is just noise. it's emotional noise. >> this is just progressive noise. they they don't understand and they can't understand and they can't understand that the world has fundamentally changed. yes, it began with the brexit vote. it then went on to the first trump victory. yes. and they thought they had it all back. but we are not rejoining the european union . not rejoining the european union. we have to rebuild our industrial base. and donald trump's victory here actually gives labour the opportunity to have a distinct position. >> yes. and do you think would he mind about those remarks we published earlier from david lammy and the like? there's some nazi remarks and this kind of thing. you know, it's a bit it seems a bit student politics to me. >> i was accused serious, you know , i supported brexit very k

and then dawn butler, a former colleague in the house of commons of you, lloyd, she wrote on twitterh our mayor of london, and the uk is a special place where we all agree with that. we have to be vigilant and to ensure that hard won rights are not eroded. take care everyone look after your neighbours. i mean, blimey, we're not under attack here. how do you explain? you know, grown up politicians making these remarks here? is there a risk to safety because of donald trump becoming the next president of the united states? >> there isn't. i think sometimes people forget he was president for four years and the world didn't blow up. so , you world didn't blow up. so, you know, but it doesn't help to have a foreign secretary who's made, you know, such childish remarks in the past. yeah . remarks in the past. yeah. donald trump has a long memory. we know he cares about loyalty. we know he cares about loyalty. we know he cares about sort of interpersonal relationships when it comes to diplomacy and foreign policy. we know that makes a difference with him. if we want him to prioritise the uk

dawn butler did that the other day. she's still in the labour party.d out for what she said about kemi. >> can i just return to david lammy? >> yeah , he has done the right >> yeah, he has done the right thing clearly because he is now our foreign secretary and we need to have continued to have a special relationship with america. >> we've both said throughout the show americans have voted in their majority. i think he's won their majority. i think he's won the popular vote for goodness sake. hasn't happened to a republican for 20 years. this is a major comeback, a major achievement by a 70 year old 78 year old man who i've got no time for at all. but lammy does have to have time for him because he is our foreign secretary and you have to do business with america. we already do business with china. it's a dictatorship. we do business with saudi arabia. >> we've got to pare that back and that's why trump is going discussion that is all i'm saying is if you are a grown up politician, as david lammy is, and if you are in government, you have to suck up th

butler attended the protest as well. this is a main road into paris and one thousands. the farms of dawn is driven the tractors and that vehicles and call them on this road. effectively disrupting traffic into the city. some farms unions and phones of cold for days of demonstrations to coincide with the g 20. this taking place in personnel because won't say all worried about is an app that g 20 you leaders will sign and finalize to america. so free trade deal with south american countries and these farm is the same because it's that still goes through. it will destroy some of that livelihood. but it's up to 10 more pauses with totally opposed to the mode because they were agreement with south american countries. for the simple reason that these countries produced sugar, poultry cereals and beef with standards that are not cool to our quality standards in front and in europe. if this agreement is signed, it would mean the end of some french and european agricultural sectors, which was the manual. my pro says the front is against the custodial in is car to full, one of the things. so he sa

asking whether dawn butler should be stripped of the labour whip. please cast that vote now. i'll also be going live to tel aviv to get the latest in the middle east with mystifier and performer uri geller, and find out what's on his mind. and with trump and harris neck and neck and the us election just two days away, greg stenson from republicans overseas uk will be in the studio to tell us who he thinks will make it into the white house. that is coming up as ever. send me your thoughts, post your comments. gb news .com forward slash your say. before we get started, let's get your latest news with tatiana sanchez . latest news with tatiana sanchez. >> nana thank you very much. the top stories . top stories. >> well, kemi badenoch says she'll tell the hard truths to both the country and her party as she began her first full day as she began her first full day as conservative leader. >> while she's vowed to ensure a fresh start for the party ahead of announcing her shadow cabinet, she's also said partygate was overblown and the government should not have fined people for every

. >> well, this comes as the labour mp, dawn butler, is in a bit of hot water. she appeared to share a post claiming the new tory leader represents white supremacy in blackface . supremacy in blackface. >> and this morning the royals are fighting back as king charles and prince william are accused of earning millions from pubuc accused of earning millions from public services, including the nhs and military. that's according to a channel documentary. >> charles and william aren't telling you about their secret millions. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for paying your rent every now and then. >> their private estates, the duchies of lancaster and cornwall, make charles and william £50 million a year. >> well, that's as royal officials look to remove the word empire from the king's honours over the term's colonial link. we're asking you if you think that's a good idea . think that's a good idea. >> meanwhile, across the pond, kamala harris makes waves in iowa as a poll reveals that she now leads by three points in the typically safe republican state. so is it

neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comments thus far. former conservative chancellor kwasi kwarteng told camilla tominey this morning there should be disciplinary action. >> he's a race baiter. why is she still got the whip? >> look, that's up to labour. i mean, i think genuinely, i genuinely think that given what she said, she should have the whip removed from her. there should be some discipline and some disciplinary measure against this kind of really hateful device. >> i was reminded now, rachel reeves says the money raised through changes to inheritance tax to farmers will go back to pubuc tax to farmers will go back to public services. >> the chancellor says farmers also rely on good public services, including the nhs and schools , adding the funds schools, adding the funds generated by these tax changes will also put public financing back on firm footing. when challenged by camilla tominey on the inheritance tax changes, exchequer secretary to the treasury james murray said the existing features of the inheritance tax system will

neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comment on the post, while camilla tominey asked former conservative chancellor kwasi kwarteng about it a short time ago. >> he's a race baiter. why is she still got the whip.7 >> look, that's up to labour. i mean, do you think genuinely, i genuinely think that given what she said, she should have the whip removed from her. there should be some discipline and some disciplinary measure against this kind of really hateful device. >> i was reminded of the fallout from rachel reeves budget continues today, as she explained that the money raised through changes to inheritance tax for farmers will go back to pubuc tax for farmers will go back to public services. >> speaking this morning, the chancellor said that farmers as well rely on good public services, including the nhs and schools, adding that the funds generated by these tax changes will also put public finances on a firm footing when challenged by camilla tominey on the inheritance tax changes , inheritance tax changes, exchequer secretary to the treasury james murray said that th

neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comments. former conservative chancellor kwasi kwarteng told camilla tominey this morning there should be disciplinary action. hes a race bahen >> why has she still got the whip.7 look, that's up to labour. >> i mean, i think genuinely, i genuinely think that given what she said, she should have the whip removed from her. there should be some discipline and some disciplinary measure against this kind of really hateful device. >> i was reminded rachel reeves says the money raised through changes to inheritance tax to farmers will go back to public services, the chancellor says. >> farmers also rely on good pubuc >> farmers also rely on good public services, including the nhs and schools, adding the funds generated by these tax changes will also put public finances on a firm footing. when challenged by camilla tominey on the inheritance tax changes. exchequer secretary to the treasury james murray said the existing features of the inheritance tax system will still apply. >> this means in practice

neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comments. rachel reeves says the money raised through changes to inheritance tax to farmers will go back to public services. the chancellor says farmers also rely on good public services, including the nhs and schools, adding the funds generated by these tax changes will also put pubuc these tax changes will also put public finances on a firm footing. when challenged by camilla tominey on the inheritance tax changes , inheritance tax changes, exchequer secretary to the treasury james murray said the existing features of the inheritance tax system will still apply. a joint investigation, both from channel 4 and the sunday times, has revealed the full details of the property estates owned by the king and prince william . the king and prince william. the investigation shows the vast array of commercial property the royal family has built up over the time of medieval monarchs. their contracts with public bodies are said to include £37 million agreements with the ministry of justice, and an £11.4 mi

neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comment on the post.amilla tominey asked former conservative chancellor kwasi kwarteng about it a short time ago. >> he's a race baiter. why is she still got the whip? >> look, that's up to labour. i mean, do you think genuinely, i genuinely think that given what she's said, she should have the whip removed from her. there should be some discipline and some disciplinary measure against this kind of really hateful device. >> i was reminded , well, the >> i was reminded, well, the fallout rachel reeves budget continues today as she explained that the money raised through changes to inheritance tax for farmers will go back to public services. >> speaking this morning, the chancellor said that farmers as well rely on good public services, including the nhs and schools, adding that funds generated by these tax changes will also put public finances on a firm footing when challenged by camilla tominey on the inheritance tax changes. exchequer secretary to the treasury james murray said that the existing features

>> but obviously has caused a stir, not least because of dawn butler mp, who had tweeted about the factat i think we've got the fact that i think we've got the tweet that we can show you. she retweeted something from an author called nels abbey and it said seven rules for surviving a kemi badenoch victory. today, the most prominent member of white supremacy, black collaborator class in britain is likely to be the male to be made leader of the conservative party and remember, remember back when kwasi kwarteng became chancellor in liz truss's government? >> the labour mp? it'll come to you in a second, said he was a fake black rupa huq. >> it was rupa rupa huq, she said it about. she was suspended. >> she was suspended from the labour party over it. but no, this isn't happening to dawn butler, who's a black woman who's made this this criticism of badenoch a stupid thing to say. >> what does she mean, though? what does what >> what doe

. >> dawn butler takes the post down and that's the end of it, is it?there's no further action against ms butler. >> so as i said, i haven't seen the post and i think those sorts of issues around party issues, those are always ones for the whip . whip. >> keir starmer refuses to remove the whip from race baiting mp dawn butler, who shared a social media post that said kemi badenoch was white supremacy in blackface. >> and okay, you won't ever threaten me, mp ever threat me again. will you leave it here? >> still no arrests or charges for the former labour mp who allegedly battered a constituent more two—tiered justice. >> plus, so are liverpudlians aware who is making money from their famous ferry. >> i have no idea who owns the foreshore. >> i believe it's a gentleman from liverpool, the council. i think his name's chris. >> channel 4 have tried and failed to do a hit job on king charles and prince william. meanwhile, spain's royal family did get an actual kicking from flood victims . well, closer to flood victims. well, closer to home, our tuition fee

sack divisive figures like dawn butler from his party strike a trade deal with donald trump and reinstatehe rwanda plan. and our work here is done. donald trump's revolution doesn't feel like it's limited to america's geographical borders. somehow, even britain feels freer. now, if somebody that hated by the leftie elite in america can win the votes of 75 million people, then brits here who have had enough of living a real life version of 1984 feel less alone. i think a donald trump style revolution here isn't just possible . i think it is certain. possible. i think it is certain. our four month experiment in socialism has already come crashing down with news today that growth has fallen from o.5%, the highest in the g7 to o.1%, plus unemployment and inflation are set to rise. then there's the public outcry at the news that the telegraph's brilliant columnist, allison pearson, was visited on the morning of remembrance sunday by two hapless police officers, accusing her of some terrible thought crime committed a year ago on twitter. this was north essex police and i'd personally like to co

sack divisive figures like dawn butler from his party strike a trade deal with donald trump and reinstatehe rwanda plan. and our work here is done. donald trump's revolution doesn't feel like it's limited to america's geographical borders. somehow, even britain feels freer. now, if somebody that hated by the leftie elite in america can win the votes of 75 million people, then brits here who have had enough of living a real life version of 1984 feel less alone. i think a donald trump style revolution here isn't just possible . i think it is certain. possible. i think it is certain. our four month experiment in socialism has already come crashing down with news today that growth has fallen from o.5%, the highest in the g7 to o.1%, plus unemployment and inflation are set to rise. then there's the public outcry at the news that the telegraph's brilliant columnist, allison pearson, was visited on the morning of remembrance sunday by two hapless police officers, accusing her of some terrible thought crime committed a year ago on twitter. this was north essex police and i'd personally like to co