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what jackie does is report the news and you had the debbie debbie people wanting to get rid of the reporter really despicable. i hope dominion gets something out of this. >> so some of the court filing. there is an exchange between tucker -- sydney is lined by the way, i caught her. it is insane and sydney is a complete nuts. no one will work with her. carlson replies it is unbelievably offensive. our viewers are good people and they believe. i guess that is where he is now. give them what they believe rather than the truth. >> yes. that is exactly the motivation. scott is totally right that fox news spent the entire trump presidency deciding that they would go along with his lies. they knew it would make their base mad if they bucked him. and they were faced with a scenario after the election where do we side with reality or the audience. tucker carlson called out sidney powell on the year and said this is nonsense. we asked for evidence, you couldn't provide it. on error they were like we hope she comes up with it. what happens two weeks later? back on the air. she gets kicked off trumps

debbie hayter. debbie how are you ? i'm fine thanks, patrick. you? i'm fine thanks, patrick. good to be with you again. yes, very nice to be with you again. okay. i always struggle to know exactly where to start with these discussions. if i just these discussions. so if i just play these discussions. so if i just play devil's have hair and go play devil's have a hair and go in of what's going on in in light of what's going on in scotland, studies the approval ratings plummeted. ratings have plummeted. in fact, the the polls for the case in the polls for scottish independence has fallen as well, which i think is remarkable. but do some these remarkable. but do some of these groups like the group pip, that is advising the government on how essentially not to be transphobic when it comes to sending people to prison? do they they just want protect they do they just want protect trans rights . well, i'm not sure trans rights. well, i'm not sure what they're wanting. protect but they seem to have so much power . and the government , the power. and the government, the minister for justice, goes to these to ask for advice were, quite frankly if we want to know the difference between men and women. we've always known the difference between. men and women. there's been nothing new in the five years. ten in the last five years. ten years, 15 years. there male and female. two sexes. and female. we are two sexes. and the is, is that the the problem is, is that the people who be making policy abdicates that responsibility to decide the difference between men and women to these activist groups . and when it comes to groups. and when it comes to issues , this it is always that. issues, this it is always that. absolutely great big minefield that some people try to cross with much more ease than. others i am not always one of those people. i must say, when it comes to women's prisons and women's spaces , do you think women's spaces, do you think that the only people who should really have a say on the matter are people who were born women ? are people who were born women? yes, women. women's prison staff 7 yes, women. women's prison staff ? women. i think we need to look at the prison system, not as two equal populations of population, the women's population . the the women's population. the prison population is entirely men is 96% men. women are a vulnerable and minority group within the prisons prison population. so we house them separately from the from them from the male population . and if from the male population. and if trans women are also vulnerable group we house them separately as well. but to say that transwomen are women and we should treat them in exactly the same way , that's where we go same way, that's where we go wrong . there we look. i wouldn't wrong. there we look. i wouldn't mind me asking this think it's mind me asking this i think it's important people maybe important for people who maybe haven't and haven't necessarily seen you and i conversations like i have conversations like this on shows well, what on tv shows before. well, what you as what is your you identify as what is your story , as were , identified as story, as it were, identified as human being actually that that's not what you wanted to hear. i guess i, i was i was bored . guess i, i was i was bored. male. i am male. i've always been male. i, i transitioned at 11 years ago now in order to , in 11 years ago now in order to, in order to help me get through a mental health crisis. at the time i didn't mean i was a woman. i thought i might have been a woman. i thought it was a woman at the time. but i've since learned that that was nonsense . so i may identify as a nonsense. so i may identify as a human being. i get on with life. yeah, well, absolutely and i think a lot of people will be really interested in that friday. i've got to ask now, you know, do you think that try women would be vulnerable in a in a men's prison i think you've got to look at somebody who especially as soon to use her gender surgery as to put somebody in the main prison population is probably going to cause chaos . a prison in a cause chaos. a prison in a prison . hundreds of men locked prison. hundreds of men locked up together to put somebody in there who has been a process of surgical gender reassignment is probably to cause issues. i think i think we can accept that. yeah so, so i am part of a vulnerable group and as possible honourable group, the status would have a duty of care and. that duty of care would mean holding me probably separately to the men male population but it doesn't mean hold me with women who are a different group . yes, indeed. and can i just ask i mean, how would you personally feel about if fingers crossed, obviously this never this never this question never arises. never if you were if people were saying, though , you people were saying, though, you should be sent to a women's prison, what would you make of that ? well, i shouldn't me prison, what would you make of that? well, i shouldn't me and we'll cross our fingers every time, every we go out in the car. patrick you know, it only takes one momentarily lapse of concentration when you're driving a car to end up in prison. and that can happen any of us. and so i'm very careful when i drive . but secondly, i when i drive. but secondly, i wouldn't i wouldn't be calling person a woman's prison. it wouldn't be right . do person a woman's prison. it wouldn't be right. do you find it slightly strange that nicholas sturgeon for just purely political angle? now has chosen to die on a hill that appears to be populated by around 0.0 whatever of the population , as opposed to population, as opposed to possibly over half of the population, i.e. people who are naturally born women. i mean, do you do you find that bizarre as a political strategy ? you know, a political strategy? you know, it's going from bad to worse for nicholas sturgeon she's been taken advice from the wrong people. the people have been trying to advise her. but she's been she's been them for years taking advice from another group of a narrow group of people who the scottish is actually paying for the advice it gets back. and meanwhile the rest of scottish society , the rest of the people society, the rest of the people in scotland at this thinking what on earth is going on here? is it ? it is. what on earth is going on here? is it? it is. it's been described as the poll tax moment perhaps it's you know, another i know as you might be brexit where they were david cameron's government had taken advice from a narrow group of people and not looked out beyond that what the wider public was thinking or. doug, debbieever. debbie how you said that. right. okay now. we contacted the emoji for a comment and they supplied us with full statement with a this full statement a single representative sits on with a this full statement a singtransgenderative sits on with a this full statement a singtransgender advisory on with a this full statement a singtransgender advisory board, the transgender advisory board, a group that is over 30 members strong holding views. a broad range you right there. range that you got right there. we not all of that. no we are not all of that. no i believe dan watson is coming up next. make sure it's a rip roaring of show as well. i've got go to your weather first. got to go to your weather first. so evening, alex deakin here with latest weather update. with your latest weather update. temperatures dropping temperatures are dropping out there wales. there across england and wales. a start tomorrow morning. a frosty start tomorrow morning. some likely further some fog also likel

debbie hayter. debbie how are you ? i'm fine thanks, patrick. you? i'm fine thanks, patrick. good to be with you again. yes, very nice to be with you again. okay. i always struggle to know exactly where to start with these discussions. if i just these discussions. so if i just play these discussions. so if i just play devil's have hair and go play devil's have a hair and go in of what's going on in in light of what's going on in scotland, studies the approval ratings plummeted. ratings have plummeted. in fact, the the polls for the case in the polls for scottish independence has fallen as well, which i think is remarkable. but do some these remarkable. but do some of these groups like the group pip, that is advising the government on how essentially not to be transphobic when it comes to sending people to prison? do they they just want protect they do they just want protect trans rights . well, i'm not sure trans rights. well, i'm not sure what they're wanting. protect but they seem to have so much power . and the government , the power. and the government, the minister for justice, goes to these to ask for advice were, quite frankly if we want to know the difference between men and women. we've always known the difference between. men and women. there's been nothing new in the five years. ten in the last five years. ten years, 15 years. there male and female. two sexes. and female. we are two sexes. and the is, is that the the problem is, is that the people who be making policy abdicates that responsibility to decide the difference between men and women to these activist groups . and when it comes to groups. and when it comes to issues , this it is always that. issues, this it is always that. absolutely great big minefield that some people try to cross with much more ease than. others i am not always one of those people. i must say, when it comes to women's prisons and women's spaces , do you think women's spaces, do you think that the only people who should really have a say on the matter are people who were born women ? are people who were born women? yes, women. women's prison staff 7 yes, women. women's prison staff ? women. i think we need to look at the prison system, not as two equal populations of population, the women's population . the the women's population. the prison population is entirely men is 96% men. women are a vulnerable and minority group within the prisons prison population. so we house them separately from the from them from the male population . and if from the male population. and if trans women are also vulnerable group we house them separately as well. but to say that transwomen are women and we should treat them in exactly the same way , that's where we go same way, that's where we go wrong . there we look. i wouldn't wrong. there we look. i wouldn't mind me asking this think it's mind me asking this i think it's important people maybe important for people who maybe haven't and haven't necessarily seen you and i conversations like i have conversations like this on shows well, what on tv shows before. well, what you as what is your you identify as what is your story , as were , identified as story, as it were, identified as human being actually that that's not what you wanted to hear. i guess i, i was i was bored . guess i, i was i was bored. male. i am male. i've always been male. i, i transitioned at 11 years ago now in order to , in 11 years ago now in order to, in order to help me get through a mental health crisis. at the time i didn't mean i was a woman. i thought i might have been a woman. i thought it was a woman at the time. but i've since learned that that was nonsense . so i may identify as a nonsense. so i may identify as a human being. i get on with life. yeah, well, absolutely and i think a lot of people will be really interested in that friday. i've got to ask now, you know, do you think that try women would be vulnerable in a in a men's prison i think you've got to look at somebody who especially as soon to use her gender surgery as to put somebody in the main prison population is probably going to cause chaos . a prison in a cause chaos. a prison in a prison . hundreds of men locked prison. hundreds of men locked up together to put somebody in there who has been a process of surgical gender reassignment is probably to cause issues. i think i think we can accept that. yeah so, so i am part of a vulnerable group and as possible honourable group, the status would have a duty of care and. that duty of care would mean holding me probably separately to the men male population but it doesn't mean hold me with women who are a different group . yes, indeed. and can i just ask i mean, how would you personally feel about if fingers crossed, obviously this never this never this question never arises. never if you were if people were saying, though , you people were saying, though, you should be sent to a women's prison, what would you make of that ? well, i shouldn't me prison, what would you make of that? well, i shouldn't me and we'll cross our fingers every time, every we go out in the car. patrick you know, it only takes one momentarily lapse of concentration when you're driving a car to end up in prison. and that can happen any of us. and so i'm very careful when i drive . but secondly, i when i drive. but secondly, i wouldn't i wouldn't be calling person a woman's prison. it wouldn't be right . do person a woman's prison. it wouldn't be right. do you find it slightly strange that nicholas sturgeon for just purely political angle? now has chosen to die on a hill that appears to be populated by around 0.0 whatever of the population , as opposed to population, as opposed to possibly over half of the population, i.e. people who are naturally born women. i mean, do you do you find that bizarre as a political strategy ? you know, a political strategy? you know, it's going from bad to worse for nicholas sturgeon she's been taken advice from the wrong people. the people have been trying to advise her. but she's been she's been them for years taking advice from another group of a narrow group of people who the scottish is actually paying for the advice it gets back. and meanwhile the rest of scottish society , the rest of the people society, the rest of the people in scotland at this thinking what on earth is going on here? is it ? it is. what on earth is going on here? is it? it is. it's been described as the poll tax moment perhaps it's you know, another i know as you might be brexit where they were david cameron's government had taken advice from a narrow group of people and not looked out beyond that what the wider public was thinking or. doug, debbieer. debbie how you said that. right. okay now. we contacted the emoji for a comment and they supplied us with full statement with a this full statement a single representative sits on with a this full statement a singtransgenderative sits on with a this full statement a singtransgender advisory on with a this full statement a singtransgender advisory board, the transgender advisory board, a group that is over 30 members strong holding views. a broad range you right there. range that you got right there. we not all of that. no we are not all of that. no i believe dan watson is coming up next. make sure it's a rip roaring of show as well. i've got go to your weather first. got to go to your weather first. so evening, alex deakin here with latest weather update. with your latest weather update. temperatures dropping temperatures are dropping out there wales. there across england and wales. a start tomorrow morning. a frosty start tomorrow morning. some likely further some fog also likely

they are really suffering to publish a photo where debbie's, no swastika or debbie's and your nazi logos in to put those they are doing any they have a lot of work in their hands to hide this photos. and despite that, today, the 8th be posted to view as part of the video in which we can see one of the screenshots, one of the officers, he's wearing an isis flag on his, her shoulder. it's crazy, i o'clock i, i pull my, what little hair i have out when i try to explain this to people. they just say it's propaganda. it's not true. that's what we're facing here. folks. i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on changing narrative stake with our team. ah ah ah, welcome back across stock were all things are considered on peter bell to remind you were discussing changing narratives. ah okay, let's go back to andre in washington state. i'm sorry i, you probably know as well as you probably feel the same way i do in watching what's been going on in ukraine, not since to being beginning of last year, but all the way ba

they are really suffering to publish a photo where debbie's, no swastika or debbie's than you or nazi logos in to put those. they are doing really they have a lot of work into hands to hide this photos. and despite that, today, the 8th be posted to view as part of the video in which we can see one of the screenshots, one of the officers, he's wearing an isis flag on his a shoulder. it's crazy. i got a guy, i pull my, what little hair i have out when i try to explain this to people. they just say it's propaganda. it's not true. that's what we're facing here. folks. i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on changing narrative stake with our team. ah. in 1884, the german empire began its colonial invasion into namibia. from the very start, berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drives. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major protests and led to

debbie, i'll teacher. okay, debbie, i'll bnng teacher. okay, debbie, i'll bring you into this. gade and they decided to do it? i mean, look, you are you are a i mean i mean, is this a good learning device? maybe. maybe i'm sitting here now being incredibly bigoted and outdated and thinking, you know just because i wasn't taught by a drag queen doesn't mean the other kids can't taught by other kids can't be taught by drag debbie well, it's drag queen. debbie well, it's just completely inappropriate that who came with the idea. it's minus for wanting to if wanting to give children role models . there are lots of good models. there are lots of good role models for children to help us i doctors carpenters. you can those people into school they can read to children and perhaps tell them about the work that they do but somebody somewhere decided that drag wasn't good . i decided that drag wasn't good. i do think debbie was funding debbie. do you think someone was too afraid to? say no to it though. this is the thing getting. someone's flows in it and they thought, oh, kilgrave, you kn

stephen: debby, how do you feel about this? debby clarke: well, it is a bit annoying.t influce a foreign government. doug clarke: i mean, we can't do trade at any cost. i mean, we got to uphold, you know, our principles and the principles of the australian way. we don't want to lie down in a fetal position and get kied to death. we need to stand up and fight back. stephen: australia is challenging ina's tariff at the world trade organization. dan tehan: it might take one or two years for us to resolve it, but the principle of it is incredibly important. we want to go to the umpire, and we want to get a decision from the umpire, whether the actions being taken are right or not. if we don't have organizations like the world trade organization for us to go to, then it's basically the rule of the jungle. stephen: barley was the start of a slew of trade allegations and sanctions that followed a souring of relations between canberra and beijing. female: the foreign minister, marise payne, is refusing to be drawn on whether she trusts china ov its handling of the coronavirus

debby is getting ready to perform a yeah. well that's it. oh, yeah. when i get that one f. b, i during the coded 19 pandemic. many fun phase across the country had to close tonight. debbie is performing for the 1st time after a long break need, then more things and i'm glad that that mind thumbs like geek you name again. hyper ahmad and but i've had it done. belinda. debbie has been performing in the tong set time or devil's barrel since 2017. there are an estimated 20 such female performance indonesia. right as speed around the walls without protective gear. yeah. okay. and like a mom with the shows of the main attractions of the traveling fun fit up to 4 riders perform at the same time, ah ah, coast got a good m a. got a school with us. okay. and i got in 1500 kilometers away on the southern tip of sumatra. island 20 year old tessa is trying to improve her writing skills after 4 years of performing in the devil's barrow. she wants to challenge yourself with new tricks. today, she's learning a position called the scorpio that about to think i can get on that for now. oh, any any. what about the school year? the testers instructor demonstrates the scorpio position for her and my class. and they know that there were a little but the gold time that lisa a little bit of a struggle with ha ha ha ha ha. among a little behind us when we run there joe open. got

debbie douglas has had her ranch broken into by migrants. debbie, what is your reaction whether you saw prosecutors go after george kelly in the first place, continuing to go after him, in light of the fact he was defending his family. >> i believe this is all a setup and they are using mr. kelly as an example to put fear into the rest of us that have ranches along the border. they don't want us to defend our property and want to put fear in us. >> ashley: you live 50 miles north of the border in texas. the laws in texas and arizona r different, you have had attempted break-ins from migrants in the past 18 months, to the point you had to spend $13,000 for security protocol, whether security cameras, some type of fencing and security for windows. have you thought about what you would do if someone broke into your home like this? i don't think they have gotten in yet, what happens if they do, do you feel protected? >> i will tell you this, i will stand my ground and fight for what is mine. they are not going to scare me and make me fear that i will not stand up to them. also, if i've not mistaken, arizona is a castle doctrine state, as texas is, which means we do have the right to defend our property. >> ashley: debbieeel this confidence because of the fact of your who governor is and you are a stand-your-ground state? >> absolutely, without a doubt. >> todd: looking at this from the 30,000 foot view, doesn't this action toward mr. kelly send the message from biden administration that lives of migrants are more important than the citizens that live in states like arizona and texas? >> i do believe that and i believe if you will look back and people will research, most political figures there are democrats. i believe that again, this is a ploy, they are planning this, they are not going to go easy on mr. kelly, they will keep trumping up this stuff and have not even proven anything. >> ashley: when it comes to your situation, i know you said we have video of one time your house right here, when your home was about to be broken into or attempted to be broken into. did this happen before the previous 18 months or is this new situation since biden got in office? >> this is definitely a new thing since b

25th anniversary and debbie has been asked to perform a unquote, we'll be seeing her in action for the 1st time. one good luck a little bit. what did i say that oh, they'd be up for debbie. she's determined to continue despite any criticism she received a huh. or from what we've gotten did okay. yeah. i think i'm on a monthly basis and my lead you'll get them done on then me and i'll satisfy the thought on. even then we'll be gone. go young with today's would define stocks a part of the job to shut to stereotypes and quite independent as they ride the walls of the tables. barry, they rod the freight ah and to ukrainian filmmakers join the army to fight against russian separatists in 2014 . they document their journey from civilians to soldiers. as the fighting intensifies the tools of their trade become weapons of war what will be the toll for ukraine's brave hearts witness? on al jazeera we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what lucy al jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. out as in europe, too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister

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debbie hated. good evening, great to see evening, debbie. great to see you thank you forjoining me on you. thank you forjoining me on this. now we invited sophie, of course, to speak about this tonight, but we haven't heard back from her. so just didn't i don't know if you're familiar with sophie and who she is and what she does, but can you just explain a bit to our viewers and listeners about her, her interests , what she will be interests, what she will be doing in sheffield ? sophie doing in sheffield? sophie labelle is from in canada and is a cartoon artist who sold sold work a cat cartoon work . sophie work a cat cartoon work. sophie is a sophie identifies as trans so as transition identifies as transgender. so as transition identifies as transgender . and that's tied in transgender. and that's tied in with the nappy fetishes who , as with the nappy fetishes who, as you called it, just us just just creates huge questions . you called it, just us just just creates huge questions. miriam cates mp i think used the word term red flags . she used the term red flags. she used the word sorry, used the term red flags. did miriam katz yeah about this is raising red flags . my own is we can go beyond the nappies as she she just just distasteful and who who on thinks this is a good role model for children. i just don't understand. but sophie's work politically persuasive . sophie politically persuasive. sophie writes about trans youth. know this is a politically persuasive campaign. it's not just it's not just art. so how do you think she's got it past social sheffield council to go to this event and to be and giving her book to the children . well, it's book to the children. well, it's transgender isn't it ? it's transgender isn't it? it's a similar set i've been campaigning on trans issues now for six or seven years. concerned about the way in which the trans trans people are being used in this. we've seen we've seen women's rights being attacked any but any man who wants to wants to invade women's spaces can just identify as trans. what we're seeing what we're seeing here now is this is this breach of boundaries with children as well and by playing this transgender card, people seem to be concerned people seem to be able to do what they please. so it's almost like transgender people become a protected species to which different apply well protected species or , priestly class in species or, priestly class in some. it just sometimes feels like a religious movement we're seeing here where a group of people just cannot , you know, people just cannot, you know, cannot be denied what they want to do. it just seems to me to be totally bizarre. we talk about rights and trans rights. a human rights. well, they are, but we're normal human beings like everybody else. well this this trans person, sophie, she talks about her her pension a penchant for diaper art. she's insisted i have a kink. i indulge in responsibly . i refuse to be responsibly. i refuse to be shamed by it. and she's talking. i mean, i really hope know this is sort of adult appropriate content. but in other words, she's sexual aroused by the concepts of wearing a nappy and being with somebody else who's also wearing it. i mean, this nothing if not a mind spent expanding experience for me as well. and of course, miriam cates has said this is she said it's a safeguard issue. who putting protections in place for these children ? yeah. well, yes these children? yeah. well, yes , we have boundaries in place . , we have boundaries in place. we have safeguarding involves boundanes. we have safeguarding involves boundaries . we have boundaries boundaries. we have boundaries in place between adults , in place between adults, sexualities and children . and sexualities and children. and this just breaches those boundary . oh, you are so full of boundary. oh, you are so full of common sense. it's always an absolute pleasure to talk you. journalist debbieg us her opinion on all sounds good. right then . how are sounds good. right then. how are you? dan wootton, are you there? good evening. it's indeed i am. and we will be continuing to that you had earlier in the show about this shamima begum andrew jury. he's the man who knows her best has spent lots time with meghan in syria and he says she's been lying to the british pubuc she's been lying to the british public no way she should be allowed back. and it's really angry of her. no one is talking about the victims of isis ehhen about the victims of isis either. so bethany haines is going to be with us, too. is going to be with us, too. she is the daughter david haines, the daughter of david haines, who of course the british who was, of course the british aid beheaded i.s. aid worker beheaded by i.s. fantastic. and sure like fantastic. and i'm sure like me, your to hear tony your delighted to hear that tony blair pushing through digital blair is pushing through digital today. we talking

debbie hated. good evening, great to see evening, debbie. great to see you thank you forjoining me on you. thank you forjoining me on this. now we invited sophie, of course, to speak about this tonight, but we haven't heard back from her. so just didn't i don't know if you're familiar with sophie and who she is and what she does, but can you just explain a bit to our viewers and listeners about her, her interests , what she will be interests, what she will be doing in sheffield ? sophie doing in sheffield? sophie labelle is from in canada and is a cartoon artist who sold sold work a cat cartoon work . sophie work a cat cartoon work. sophie is a sophie identifies as trans so as transition identifies as transgender. so as transition identifies as transgender . and that's tied in transgender. and that's tied in with the nappy fetishes who , as with the nappy fetishes who, as you called it, just us just just creates huge questions . you called it, just us just just creates huge questions. miriam cates mp i think used the word term red flags . she used the term red flags. she used the word sorry, used the term red flags. did miriam katz yeah about this is raising red flags . my own is we can go beyond the nappies as she she just just distasteful and who who on thinks this is a good role model for children. i just don't understand. but sophie's work politically persuasive . sophie politically persuasive. sophie writes about trans youth. know this is a politically persuasive campaign. it's not just it's not just art. so how do you think she's got it past social sheffield council to go to this event and to be and giving her book to the children . well, it's book to the children. well, it's transgender isn't it ? it's transgender isn't it? it's a similar set i've been campaigning on trans issues now for six or seven years. concerned about the way in which the trans trans people are being used in this. we've seen we've seen women's rights being attacked any but any man who wants to wants to invade women's spaces can just identify as trans. what we're seeing what we're seeing here now is this is this breach of boundaries with children as well and by playing this transgender card, people seem to be concerned people seem to be able to do what they please. so it's almost like transgender people become a protected species to which different apply well protected species or , priestly class in species or, priestly class in some. it just sometimes feels like a religious movement we're seeing here where a group of people just cannot , you know, people just cannot, you know, cannot be denied what they want to do. it just seems to me to be totally bizarre. we talk about rights and trans rights. a human rights. well, they are, but we're normal human beings like everybody else. well this this trans person, sophie, she talks about her her pension a penchant for diaper art. she's insisted i have a kink. i indulge in responsibly . i refuse to be responsibly. i refuse to be shamed by it. and she's talking. i mean, i really hope know this is sort of adult appropriate content. but in other words, she's sexual aroused by the concepts of wearing a nappy and being with somebody else who's also wearing it. i mean, this nothing if not a mind spent expanding experience for me as well. and of course, miriam cates has said this is she said it's a safeguard issue. who putting protections in place for these children ? yeah. well, yes these children? yeah. well, yes , we have boundaries in place . , we have boundaries in place. we have safeguarding involves boundanes. we have safeguarding involves boundaries . we have boundaries boundaries. we have boundaries in place between adults , in place between adults, sexualities and children . and sexualities and children. and this just breaches those boundary . oh, you are so full of boundary. oh, you are so full of common sense. it's always an absolute pleasure to talk you. journalist debbieus her opinion on all sounds good. right then . how are sounds good. right then. how are you? dan wootton, are you there? good evening. it's indeed i am. and we will be continuing to that you had earlier in the show about this shamima begum andrew jury. he's the man who knows her best has spent lots time with meghan in syria and he says she's been lying to the british pubuc she's been lying to the british public no way she should be allowed back. and it's really angry of her. no one is talking about the victims of isis ehhen about the victims of isis either. so bethany haines is going to be with us, too. is going to be with us, too. she is the daughter david haines, the daughter of david haines, who of course the british who was, of course the british aid beheaded i.s. aid worker beheaded by i.s. fantastic. and sure like fantastic. and i'm sure like me, your to hear tony your delighted to hear that tony blair pushing through digital blair is pushing through digital today. we talking ab

debbie wiseman, in london. joining us now is one of those composers chosen by the king, debbie wiseman, in london. , . feeling? oh, i'm 'ust very excited and 'ust feeling? oh, i'm 'ust very excited and just so _ feeling? oh, i'm just very excited and just so thrilled _ feeling? oh, i'm just very excited and just so thrilled and _ feeling? oh, i'm just very excited and just so thrilled and honoured | feeling? oh, i'm just very excited l and just so thrilled and honoured to be part of their special occasion. what's really special is that all the music has been specially curated by king charles. i think it really shows his own personal taste. across all music genres, which is wonderful. so there are composers that come from classical, that come from modern, new, very diverse mix, film, theatre, television, the concert hall. and there are 12 brand—new commissions so not only will we have the very traditional and very well loved music that i suppose we might expect an occasion like this, the candle and parry and vaughan williams and elgar, but there are also 12, 12! brand—new compositions which will be

debbie, who sent this in. our weather app. thank you for sending that in. debbie. what a gorgeous view you have today. just beautiful out there. notice all the green as well. >> as you can see, you know, as we've had so much precipitation this season, it's been pretty nice. let's talk about how much rain we got. we talked about snow a few moments ago. so >> i want to show you they can feel we've got 1.0, 6, 5 inches of rain. 1.4, 6 in mill valley. fremont just about the same their richmond. 1.4, 3, 1.2 in san francisco and san jose. yeah. just under an inch right about 8 tenths of an inch. pretty impressive if it weren't for the snow. we've been talking all about that rain all day today. it's all courtesy of this low pressure system that's been dragging all this moisture in. now. you can see as i zoom in here where we're starting to lighten up. but of course, down in central and southern california. now they're getting all of the main action. but that doesn't mean that were entirely done yet because this is that counter clockwise circulation so does continue to drag some of that moisture. and as that

debbie is getting ready to perform a gap in our in when a good that will be open during the coded 19 pandemic. many fun phase across the country had to close tonight. debby is performing for the 1st time after a long break that any then when things and i'm glad that that mind once i get your name again, heidi but i've been with them, but i've had it done. belinda. okay. debbie has been performing in the tong set time or devil's barrel since 2017. there are an estimated 20 such female performance indonesia right as speed around the walls without protective gear. okay. and like a mom with the shows of the main attractions of the traveling fun fit up to 4 riders perform at the same time. oh, close. got a good m a. got a school with okay. i got in 1500 kilometers away on the southern tip of sumatra. island 20 year old tessa is trying to improve her writing skills after 4 years of performing in the devil's barrel. she wants to challenge yourself with new tricks. today, she's learning a position called the scorpio that approaches inc, i could get out of that. what now? oh, any any. what about the school year and a lot of tests as instructor demonstrates the scorpio position for ha, ha ha. ah. and they had a little but okay, goal time that we saw with a test that struggled with ha, ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, see when we run there so open. got so much a what be

villages 25th anniversary and debbie has been asked to perform a unquote, we'll be seeing her in action for the 1st time one a one a one day b. yeah. i say that i did be up for debbie. she's determined to continue despite any criticism she received a but i give it to him by huh. or from what gun did. okay. i don't know if, if i'm on a monthly basis and my lead, you'll get them done on then mental status where they saw it on even more than what the gun got young with today's women defying stuck a part of the job to shot to stereotypes and claim independence as they ride the walls of the tables, they ra a freight ah, they come from humble indian villages, but they chasing international sporting success. 101 east examines how athletics it helped them, tribal communities gain recognition and accept on al jazeera. ah, [000:00:00;00] with in syria citizens are collecting evidence, a show of crimes committed against civilians. we've moved out of syria now about $600000.00 pages of material so that one day they can bring the outside regime to justice. it puts a human face on the charges. it's a dead human face, but it's a human face. syria witnesses for the prosecution on

anniversary and debbie has been asked to perform a unquote, we'll be seeing her in action for the 1st time. one, a one. what about any idea what they say that oh, they'd be up for debbie. she's determined to continue despite any criticism she received a quote for them to hit the wrong man. but argument of emma on the gun did. okay. i don't know if, if i'm on a monthly basis and my lead, you'll get them done on then mental status where they saw it on even more than what the gun got young with today's women defying stuck a part of the job to shot to stereotypes and claim independence as they ride the walls of the tables, they ra, a freight ah, they come from humble indian villages, but then chasing international sporting success. one on one east examines how athletics is helping tribal communities gain recognition and accept on al jazeera. ah, african story from african perspective short documentaries, from african filmmakers from zimbabwe. we were pioneers of how the economists could change the way we distribute. good, sorry, be happy to go into a physical store. so dont ivory colds any gone with fresh farm fishing woods and the shot for africa direct on al jazeera yea

host: debbie on the democrats line. we lost debbie. we will go to ted in michigan. republican.d. caller: go ahead. thank you. that guy from i don't know where, a union worker, he forgets what the democrats did with trump. they sat on their hands and booed him. they start him. if people want to go back, they should took it -- look at joe biden when he was senator. he went to cut medicaid and medicare. let's go back and look at that. it's sad. it's so sad that our government has divided all of us. we have to come together. we are the dumb ones because we put these people in there. we are the dumb ones. we voted them in. this is what we get. a bunch of kids in a sandbox fighting over detroit and stuff. we have to stop this craft. host: the president reiterated his call for the ban on assault weapons, commenting on the actions of brandon in the recent shootings in monterey park california. >> to something. that was the plea of parents who lost their children. i met with every one of them. do something about gun violence. thank god. thank god we did. the most sweeping gone legislati

debbie stabenow. we thought there would be a lot of competition for it. one of the people waiting was debbiea lot of other house democrats here especially with if they might be interested in challenging for this seat and many really demered and now it seems like slotkin could have a similar path through the primary. but that's one of the key dominos we were waiting to see if and when it fell in michigan. this is going to be really one of those marquee races because we know how swing in michigan is. democrats were able to really under the guidance of governor whitmer, remake their state legislature to get a democratic majority there. it's a state that's been bluer in recent cycles, but it's going to be a difficult race as the map is difficult for them especially as incumbents are stepping back. >> ali, ashley, donna, thanks to all of you. and nuclear saber rattling. putin's warnings concerning not just the u.s., but other nato allies as well. sam nunn joining me ahead. this is msnbc. nunn joining me a. this is msnbc. i think i'm ready for this. heck ya! with e*trade you're ready for anything.

debby is a texas rancher who experienced illegal immigrants attempting to break into her house and she joins us now. good morning to you, debbie. >> good morning. >> good morning. i'm sure you can relate to george allen kelly's story have what do you think about his case? he is going to be in prisoner for a few more weeks until his hearing. >> i absolutely think this is disgusting. after i heard it i looked up and as per my assumption, the governor and the judge that put that bond on him are democrat and i am thankful that we have a governor that will stand behind us with ranchers on the texas board. >> ainsley: kelly lives in arizona and you live in texas. what kinds of things are you seeing on your property? >> of course, we had our place attempted to be broke into. after thanksgiving that was the third group of illegals that had come through. two days ago, illegals were out near our ranch, the ranch just west of you was just two days ago they were also caught on camera. >> and your son lives with you and i understand your granddaughter does, too? >> my son and i have this ranch together. we don't live together but we own the ranch together. >> ainsley: i see. are you fearful? >> absolutely. we just finished our second stage of securing our ranch. we have had to spend an additional $13,000 to secure it so when we are not there we feel comfortable. when we are out there we used to be able to drive on side-by-side. now you are looking for movement. for fear someone is going to come up beside you. >> ainsley: you shouldn't be living your life like that. the surge of migrant encounters at the southern border the changes from 2021 that number on the bottom right-hand side of your screen, look at it in fiscal year 23 so far. that's just sense october 1st. 251,487. what is your message, debbiedent? >> ashley: yes, ma'am. >> he took an oath to serve and protect and protect our borders he has done nothing. is he promoting it in my opinion. if we do not do something now and thank god governor abbott is doing something now we all might as well hand over our keys. cartel is going to come in and take it from us next. >> ainsley: debbie douglas, thank you so much for coming on. stay safe. >> thank you. >> ashley: coming up, not a major breach of security. that's what biden said about china's spy flight that hovered over several u.s. military bases for days. senator dan sullivan was briefed on the situation yesterday and he is next. i love the confidence. i love that i can blast this beautiful smile and make the world smile with me. i would totally say aspen dental changed my life. aspen dental makes new smiles affordable. right now, get 20% off dentures. we do anything to make you smile. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your goal

debbie downer i want to mention. people like cathie wood, people are talking about this it's the leading economic indicator. >> never call you a debbiera zoom in on you really tight and talk about -- >> give it to us. >> leading economic indicators are not good, that's the conference board puts it out and compiles credit conditions and hiring expectations and permits. all this stuff at the leading edge of what it's going to tell us ate the economy look what it's done. >> six straight months at least. >> it was negative in january. better than december negative again we've never seen readings like this where the economy does not have a recession afterwards. i would just say keep an eye on this because a lot of bears will tell you, inflation, retail sales, unemployment are all lagging indicators. >> indeed. we're looking for high frequency stuff. >> all right that's a good place to end. >> for a downer. >> yes on that downer. a guy who is always uplifting, mike santoli, of course our markets compen tater, a sense of what's going on in the market action. >> i'm only uplifting when everybody else pushing down. let's take a longer term lo

debbie. and i said, no. they said, think about it. i said, i don't need to think about it, it is now. debbie?his morning's weather. good morning, everybody. clearskies in scotland last night, some cracking pictures of the northern light like this one in sutherland. scotland has the clearest skies and the lowest temperatures first thing this morning. for the rest of the uk, fairly cloudy, and some rain and drizzle and summerhill fog and some coastal fog as well, but as you can see from these temperatures, it is a mild start to the day winds again. the rain moving across the south—east will slowly push off into the north sea through the course of the north sea through the course of the day, and as we go through the day, we will start to see it dry up. we will start to see some breaks and that cloud to the east of the welsh hills, the midlands later into the south—east and east anglia. but at the same time for northern ireland but also for western scotland, we start to introduce some rain. overnight, a rapidly developing area of low pressure moving across the north of scotland, taking some heavy