doyle: e.j.? e.j.: just two things -- trump gives her openings on that. i agree with what elaine said, in terms of trump's foreign policy makes it easier for her to look tough. and it's always something that women candidates -- it's unfair. look at margaret thatcher, for goodness sake, or golda meir. but it's a reality. trump gives her a real opening by his attitude -- bill clinton pointed this out -- tort of vladimir putin and kim jong-un and his whole approach to foreign affairs, and by those vile comments he has made about veterans. she sees those -- she seized those very effectively. i wanted to go back briefly on immigration. the other opening trump gives her is that he told congress to reject a very, very tough border bill negotiated with one of the most conservative republicans in the senate. there was a test of that. tom suozzi, congressman from rhode island, won a special election attacking trump on the republicans for killing the border bill. democrats were very worried about losing a sp

doyle, introduce yourself to the american audience. okay. my name is andrew doyle. i'm writer. i'm a broadcaster. i'm a comedian. i have a show on a uk channel called gb news every sunday, which is called free speech nation. so i'm interested in the issues relating to liberal values and free speech, and i also write various comedic projects and plays and that kind of thing. so how would you describe as a channel? i would describe it as, i suppose. well, it was set up to provide within the media landscape in the uk. another alternative voice. in other words, we a problem in the uk with a kind of ideological bias shall say from the major mainstream media channels, not much. if i said, if you type bbc news, it's not really a bias of party politics because they do try their best to be impartial. but there is an ideological bias when it comes to issues that are now known as woke issues or what i might call the critical social justice movement. so there's a bias there. so the channel was set up so that conversations could be had, which are not being had elsewhere besides the bbc. wou

doyle , according to the french tv announcement, i do not have the voice of mr. doyle. as a first question, mr. dubaille , based on the french tv announcement, paul dorf has been accused of supporting terrorism, drugs, fraud, money laundering, receiving stolen goods, and producing criminal content about children. what is your assessment of the draft charges? they made very serious and very heavy charges against mr. dorf and charges that could include up to 28 years in prison for him. these charges are actually baseless and i don't think that these charges are so strong from a legal point of view. that them keep them in prison, but they can create problems for them and keep them in detention if they can. be able to put the court and the judge in a position to detain him and keep him in prison for a while so that he can prevent him from leaving france, but still i think that the case is very new. he should take very serious measures so that he can avoid prison against himself, mr. deauville . one point that exists in the middle is that the arrest and arrest took place whi

you're with andrew doyle.or in nana akua on gb news, on your tv and on your digital radio. next. algerian boxer amani khalife has advanced to the women's semi—final, but has this controversy highlighted unfairness in women's sport welcome back here with andrew doyle standing in for nana akua on gb news on tv and on digital radio. algerian boxer amani khalife, the athlete at the centre of a gender eligibility storm, has advanced to the women's semi—final after defeating hungary's ana lucia hamori yesterday and khalife was previously disqualified from last year's world championships over gender eligibility criteria, with boxing boss saying the olympics is destroying women's sports. now. the olympic organisers have doubled down on their decision to allow taiwanese lin yu ting, an athlete in the same position, and algeria's imani khalife, to compete. and the algerian olympic committee has filed a complaint with the international olympic committee over their treatment. so i'm bringing my panel back in now. welcome

andrew doyle. years years discussing debating , cogitating and arguing debating, cogitating and arguing about this important topic. thanks very much for joining me about this important topic. thanks very much forjoining me , andrew. >> thanks for having me, neal. >> thanks for having me, neal. >> i, i listened again , i >> i, i listened again, i listened for the second time to a speech that you gave, i think, at one of the oxford colleges. i'm not quite sure. and it was about freedom of speech. and you cited, milton and paradise lost . cited, milton and paradise lost. i wonder if you could, just, develop that thesis a little bit for us just now, >> well, the reason i was talking about john milton is because people obviously know him for his poetry, for paradise lost, one of the greatest epic poems in the english language, but he also wrote a very important tract on freedom of speech called areopagitica, which was a response to the state attempting to license, as in censor, all printed publications.

>> devouring books, being introverted. >> this is andrew doyle, right?s is andrew doyle, right? >> we're moving on. more mail and josh. josh, why are all these former sex symbols, what's happening to them? who are the sex symbols? >> well, basically, they're getting older and they're going off men . is that right? that's off men. is that right? that's the gist of it. well this is it. |, the gist of it. well this is it. i, emily bab al—mandab is the latest star. say she's decentring men and putting romance on the back burner. following julia fox, kate hudson, britney spears and drew barrymore. >> so a lot of what as they're getting older. >> well, there seems to be some correlation here between getting older and not being as fit. and then deciding that actually, i don't really want a man, even though maybe they've got no choice, i don't know. >> wow. >> wow. >> i'm just that some of these women that they've listed are they're quite attractive. >> yes. >> yes. >> sexy women . >> sexy women. >> sexy women. >> i think they're just playing hard to get. you kn

ferguson police chief troy doyle has this message for protesters. >> what are you protesting?hese officers are not even here no more. everything that the activist community has advocated for, body worn cameras, implicit bias training, crisis intervention training, all of this we have done all of this. what are we protesting? >> chief doyle also said the department has been a punching bag in the community ever since michael brown's death. officer brown started with the ferguson lease department back in january of this year, so far five people are facing charges related to the protest. two are charged with assault and three others are facing charges for damaging property. jon: officer brown has only been on the job eight months in ferguson and now fighting for his life. >> that is correct. jon: coming up on the "fox report" president biden gives his first interview since bowing out of the 2024 presidential race. how does he explain what forced him to step aside, that is next. ♪ ♪ can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... fra

this italian tradition, which was adopted by the doyleds of the vyalikag of the principality of lithuanial terms there is an internal space. the bora lay on three naves with columns that fell under the spring arches. the scenes were painted in frescoes. sennya over the racks of a number of languid campaigners are working on restauraters. when we chatted with xiand, he said that this is a revelation, i am not catalian. and kali we showed the photo to the holy father, he himself said that this is not ... security and in these such places there is an extraordinary volume breaking through into the spaces and in the breakthroughs there are some blue colors. in a short period of time, thanks to state support, thanks to the president, he paid such close attention to the issues of mechanization, livestock issues, agricultural affairs, we have become , by and large, a completely different country, our president always said that if the country, the people are fed, it can continue to develop, and if not, then it can be downloaded very easily, today we clean up with such machines that you envied and

andrew doyle. nation with me. andrew doyle.politan police commissioner, sir mark rowley, has dismissed accusations of two tier policing in the wake of riots across the uk, calling it complete nonsense. >> it's complete nonsense. we have, commentators from either end of the political spectrum who like to throw accusations of bias at the police because we stand in the middle, we operate independently under the law without fear or favour. >> this comes as criticism came from figures including nigel farage and elon musk , who have farage and elon musk, who have slammed the prime minister, keir starmer, and argued that last week's disorder was handled more severely than it would have been if ethnic minorities were involved. so joining me now is author and family law barrister sarah phillimore . welcome to the sarah phillimore. welcome to the show, sarah. >> thank you . >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so can i ask you, you obviously as your t—shirt reveals, you are associated with fair cop, which is a group that sort of keeps an eye o

i'm andrew doyle. do stick around.rmed discussions on politics and the arts. now is vice president kamala harris's campaign strategy of focusing less on policy and more on other aspects, helping her to reshape the presidential race. i'm going to be joined by my political panel to delve into the battle for the white house you may not be able to afford a ticket to glyndebourne or the royal opera, but british hard earned taxes have paid for citizens of prosperous shanghai to see traditional chinese opera performed by an all female cast should foreign aid be allowed to continue? i'll be discussing this with the former secretary of state for trade, lord peter lilley. has australia abandoned womanhood following a landmark case down under ruling in favour of a trans identified male who was kicked off a social networking app meant for only women, our trans rights overtaking women's rights. joe barton will be here to share her thoughts. and last but not least, we're going to be belatedly celebrating national burger day. i'll be

welcome to free speech nation with me andrew doyle. is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course we'll have all the latest on those loveable culture warriors who believe that upholding free speech is just too much of an effort. coming up on the show tonight, as citizens are being sent to prison for offensive social media posts. i'll speak to tom slater from spiked online about the ongoing erosion of free speech in the uk. i'll also be joined by activist dia chakravarty to discuss whether children ought to be taught the value of patriotism, and a man has been imprisoned in egypt for over two years for discussing christian theology in a private facebook group. i'm going to be speaking to someone campaigning for his immediate release and of course, myself and my wonderful panel will be answering questions from this rather lovely studio audience. my comedian guests this evening are cressida wetton and bruce devlin . welcome both. and bruce devlin. welcome both. are you full of joy as ever, bruce?

i'm andrew doyle.till joined by adult human female cressida whetton and women's olympic boxing hopeful josh howie. will you go the distance, josh? thank you. i think you will. anyway, we're going to kick off with friday's telegraph. a woman has been arrested for spreading false information. have you been trying to sell your magic crystals again? cressida. >> brilliant woman arrested for spreading false information about southport attacker. there's no crystals in this story . so 55 year old woman has story. so 55 year old woman has been arrested after allegedly spreading false information. so when the stockport stabbings happened. yes. fairly quickly, some false information appeared on the internet quite a lot. yes. >> and was spread by a lot of people. >> exactly. it went viral. can you say that about a piece of misinformation? i suppose you can. so it was claimed that he was a muslim illegal asylum seeker. yes. >> on the m16 watch list. >> on the m16 watch list. >> and none of this was true. and, you

the doyls had to complete the complex task, and the menavita learned how to work in shmatton and highon on the balocist glebe. frequently fell and fell. russia is like this: the pershapatchatkova would have been made padmurak, externally similar to a giant hackey puck. 16 meters in diameter and 2.5 meters in diameter. from the boulders, scorched stones of violent parameters, sprinkled with fractional crustacean sand on the oak tree asnova. the strong, admyslovian stones were not coated with anything. the heta was crushed to size the dry-dry bowl onto a large wide area. how we overcome the darkness, the oak and the flood. concrete, and the yana were laid and the soil was poured, but the yana were not made, and i am happy, this is not a failure, the work was not forgotten, and such a thing, well, it’s just a little bit trymaetstsa, there is water , i'm going to fall on the ground there, there's something fallen, and these stones, this everything, well, somehow they will... know these parushennas, like magchys, they weren't there, darechs, yana staіts i staіtsya on the published school c

i'm your host , andrew doyle. tonight i'm host, andrew doyle.ight i'm joined by the very talented and handsome leo kearse and also stephen allen. are you both okay? >> were you being sarcastic there? >> no, i was begging you up to let him down. >> i think because you're a comedian, that's a joke and i'm not. >> it's a joke. >> it's a joke. >> i'm not actually. whatever it was the night. >> as long as we're all agreeing i'm handsome, then we can carry on with this. >> well, i was trying to imply that you weren't. that was the joke. but maybe we shouldn't analyse the jokes. we should just tell the jokes. what do you think, leo? i agree you're actually offended now, aren't you?i actually offended now, aren't you? i can see why you're. >> i think it's a hate crime as well. i think we should get some laws on this. well, you know what? >> we're going to talk a bit about hate crimes for comedy in about hate crimes for comedy in a while. but let's start by looking at those front pages. we've got the daily telegraph first on friday. it's leading with gps

this italian tradition, which was adopted by the doyleds of the vyalikag of the principality of lithuania7th century. in the agul plan , the interior space of the cathedral was divided into three naves with columns that ran under the springs arches. the scenes were painted in frescoes. sennya over the racks of several languid campasic restauraters. kali we prayed with xyand. then he says that this is the truth, yana is not catalian, and if we showed the photo to the holy saint of the right, he says that this is not the right, it’s as if this is not ours, and to such people we have passed back to the beginning, that this is unyats to , for an hour, when these monasteries were in nyatsk, this tsarkva would be painted. here are the gety rozhov colors, it’s just adnositstsa and the period is such a barakovaga style, there it is it was at baroka that a great variety of red colors, red colors, and colors were discovered, and in these ancient places, there is a great deal of red color in the ancient times. we are traveling in the depths of our land, we are heading there, as you feel how the eart

meanwhile northern ireland is philip doyle made it to the podium after finishing ireland is philip doylehat of the team gp but three medals in the space of one hour— not a bad morning's work. let's speak to laura scott. a sense of what might — let's speak to laura scott. a sense of what might be _ let's speak to laura scott. a sense of what might be in, _ let's speak to laura scott. a sense of what might be in, in _ let's speak to laura scott. a sense of what might be in, in particular i of what might be in, in particular for the women's four.— of what might be in, in particular for the women's four. exactly. as joe mentioned — for the women's four. exactly. as joe mentioned it _ for the women's four. exactly. as joe mentioned it has _ for the women's four. exactly. as joe mentioned it has been - for the women's four. exactly. as joe mentioned it has been a - for the women's four. exactly. as i joe mentioned it has been a frenetic day here at the rowing. there was some disappointment from the women's four. they wanted the gold, they were expected to take the gold, but this is sport and i

the doyle reported a machine gun emplacement on a steep hill at the west end of fox red beach. so directed two salvos on the site, then shifted to a case made at the top of the hill, fired more salvos and was to report rather laconically, the target destroyed. absent spotters in the air, or for matter on land other destroyer skippers also improvised one sailor on an lct happened to be looking at a line of bluffs west of the when he noticed that the bushes moved just a little bit and have a second lighter shell exploded on the beach and he kept watching that spot and it happened again. so he called skipper over and he says, skipper, let's see, that's putting a little bit to the left. you see that spot right there? watch movement explosion. so the skipper got on the phone, called up. the nurse, which his words came in there, popped over sideways port side to the beach turned loose eight rounds of five inch projectile into the suspected. there were no movements of brush so how was it that the german gun emplacements were so i mean, remember that allied planes we've seen the graphi

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welcome to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle.s is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those loveable culture warriors whose motto is be kind or else. coming up on the show tonight, who is to blame for the riots following the southport stabbings.7 was it social media? we'll the southport stabbings? was it social media? we'll discuss this with barrister sam fouls, who blames far right tropes and free speech campaigner toby young. we're going to go down under, we're going to speak to the ceo of google, who recently lost a landmark case and has the decline of religion led to the rise in wokeness? author and cultural writer helen pluckrose joins me in a short while. and of course, i've got my fabulous comedian panellists tonight who are leo kearse and paul cox . are leo kearse and paul cox. hello both. yeah. >> good. thanks. >> good. thanks. >> are you happy, leo? >> are you happy, leo? >> yeah. i'm happy. good. >> yeah. i'm happy. good. >> i'm always worrie

we'll be looking at the world's first operatic stage adaptation of sir arthur conan doyle's sherlockof four. elementary. and in our taste of britain segment, we'll pore over one of the great tradition that makes britain fine and great. as we celebrate national afternoon tea week . national afternoon tea week. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb. news >> hello. welcome to gb news. weather update from the met office. plenty of warm summer sunshine out there today, turning hotter and more humid on monday for some and thunderstorms in the northwest. looking at the bigger picture, we've got high pressure situated across us today. low pressure out towards the west, driving south easterly winds , bringing south easterly winds, bringing up some hot air. so it's been a slow start in the south. quite a lot of cloud around that should gradually lift and break to reveal a good deal of sunshine. maybe just some sea fog across the english channel, but elsewhere a dry and warm day, we'll see temperatures reaching up to 21 degrees in the north and in the south. hotter and

i had to look his mother in until her what happened to her son and chief doyle also going on to make the case that the ferguson police department of 2024 is not the same. one of 2014 pointing out that there were three black police officers back then and now there's over 50% black officers there and that they've increased the number of women and the department. now making up 23%. he said in that press conference as well, so he's saying there's maybe for police officers that are still here that were there, then he's like, we've done the changes we are we have changed even changed their uniforms. he said so that it would be better policing being done in the community still when you look at the suspect, i can tell you the latest that we know about him. his name is elijah gantz, is 28-years-old. he's being held on a $500,000 cash only bond and he has five charges that he is facing, including assault on officer brown, briana so terrible. >> stephanie elam. thank you so much. we'll be monitoring this story next. greece asks, its european neighbors for air and ground help as a wildfire tears

. >> welcome back to the free speech nation with me andrew doyle.l, we've got this very, i have to say, very attractive studio audience here tonight. i know sometimes they can be horrors, so thank you for coming in. let's get some questions. our first question in this segment is from omolo. omolo, how are you.7 >> omolo, how are you? >> good evening . my question is, >> good evening. my question is, what do you think about the deteriorating situation in israel and iran? are we in an unsafe world now? >> oh, wow. it's a big question. and of course, there has been this escalation. now hasn't there? you know, in terms of iran, in terms of hezbollah sending more rockets now over to israel, so, josh, this is all obviously off the back of the, successful assassination of the hamas leader in tehran. yeah. and iran has said has claimed israel has crossed many red lines now and will retaliate. is it now inevitable that we're going to get this conflict with lebanon? >> well, war has actually been going on since october seventh. and, you know, hamas is a is an

kelvin mckenzie andrew doyle to da silva . remain doyle to da silva. remain alongside me.the back of sir keir starmer addressing the nation at 4:00 this afternoon, i'm just picking up on some of the key strands that he had to say there. and one of the things that's coming through thick and fast, i'm asking you how you think, what he said. what do you think to it? the theme that keeps coming through is he doesn't seem to understand why people are taking to the streets. all well and good talking tough. but if you're not resolving the issue that people have or the issues plural because there'll be different ones, you're never going to fix anything. so what we're talking about before the break is this nofion about before the break is this notion that people, it's become this kind of, you know, this fear. now, who are these people that are coming into this country? what are their intentions and people are afraid to deter? >> i think it's there's every justification to be afraid based on where society has gotten to how. >> now. >> but i would be keen to see numbers about how what

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welcome to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those lovable culture warriors as they continue their honourable mission to try and suck all of the joy out of our existences. but coming up on the show tonight, we're going to be speaking to natalie bird, who was suspended by the liberal democrats and prevented from standing as an mp because she stood up for women's rights. investigative journalist and broadcaster andrew gold will be to here discuss his new book, the psychology of secrets , and the psychology of secrets, and fiona mckenna from fair play for women in sport will be here to discuss the gender row, which has overshadowed the women's boxing at the olympic games in paris and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from this rather lovely studio audience and my comedian guests. this evening are cressida whetton and josh howie . okay, how are you , joy? >> good, good. just back from l

liked book i'd be doing something very wrong so they hate it and that's fine by me you see andrew doyle on gb news, host of free speech tion there, his newest book written under his own name is the new puritans. religion and social justice captured the western world. thanks for spending ait's and os helen raleigh. she is the author of this book, the broken welcome mat america's un-american immigration policy. helen raleigh you have a chapter at the beginning of the book called foundation of our national identity. why do you go back to luther and the founding of the country? when you talk about immigration? well, i think very important because we always talk about as a country of immigrants. and i think many people misunderstand that as what does that mean? and some argue, oh, we're not so i think it's very important to talk about something because america, to a immigrant like me, means so much more. it's not a just a country. we come, make a living, raise our family. it's a country we represent the ideal. i know that's kind of is now very popular nowadays, but it's actually it's mean so