ed martin radio host, a pro america report. thank you so much for being here. great, great to be with you. thank you. so now let's talk about cancel culture a little. yeah. cancel culture can be a modern way, modern day, which hunt it crushes diversity of thought and sometimes does ruins live over a little misunderstandings and we're all for social progress these days. but you can't of silence. anyone who disagrees with you, right? the insidiousness about this whole thing is how it's done to people, right? in other words, it's one thing to confront something if i disagree in fact, you and i were talking off the air. we're disagreeing about a topic. we can have that discussion. the question is, when other forces come into damaged people? as i was getting ready for this, i was going to tell you the story. i thought i wait, i was fired at cnn. and when i was fired, it's for something i said on my own radio show, and i never name names. i just said that the people i was talking to on cnn were racist. and i said that happened to be black, but they were racist. and w

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now up next, former subpostmistress wendy martin and journalist michael crick give their take on whether lib dem leader sir edrick christys tonight. it's only on gb on gb news, the people's channel on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. >> this is patrick christys tonight only on gb news. shortly we will be hearing from lord bailey in response to those allegations of sexism lobbed out there by carol vorderman, which has been trending online and making headlines for the last day or two. but now a new itv drama is telling the tragic story of hundreds of uk post office workers who were wrongfully accused of theft because of an i.t error between 1999 and 2015, the british post office scandal is arguably one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in british legal history , with more than 700 people wrongly convicted of stealing, many put behind bars and lib dem leader sir ed davey , who was leader sir ed davey, who was postal affairs minister when the honzon postal affairs minister when the horizon software scandal was made public, claimed yesterday that he was

ed: thank you for your time on the show. coming up, we will be joined by greg martin from rainmaker securities.emand for private stocks in 2024 is next. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage it all in one place. i built this. and it was easy, with a partner that puts you first. godaddy. ed: openai is due to complete its tender offer, they're talking about dozens of publishers to license deals for their articles to train its artificial intelligence models. we have been reading a lot about this in the press over weeks and months, the value of data, who they are talking to and who they are not. what do we know? >> they are speaking to dozens of publishers about significant deals. this would be both to pay for the publishers to get data that will help open in train its models as well as to more prominently display the articles themselves and the output of what chatgpt tells you. caroline: while they are trying to navigate potential, future, cases, being sued by the new york times and othe

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ed: nickelodeon, blast from the past. rugrats, when i was a kid, and if you are on social media, you can blast me. i don't care. keep the conversation going bringing in lara martint's get right to it. byron by paramount. thoughts? >> fantastic for paramount shareholders. the company is too small. i like the idea of splitting it out. it is worth more pieces than together. we need new management. great idea. ed: this is a stock that you covered. we have been talking more broadly what is happening here taking into account that this proposal that espn+ does something with netflix. it is still an industry trying to right size and find the formula for profit. that is my read. >> espn, i think it will stay part of the. i think a more creative solution for espn is to get nba and nfl to take equity pieces in espn and then it becomes the anchor tenant streaming sort of like what hulu used to be for entertainment. a much better idea than selling it to netflix. caroline: taking that step back and the idea that m&a seems inevitable in 2024, who become the key players left? who are the winners from all of this? >> bigger. who you are competing with is amazon prime video. amaz

you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news now at 5:00 and have the latest on the post office scandal. as lib dem leader ede on a story i covered on friday as a first, and many residents in farnborough are utterly furious. after an apartment block was taken over by the home office to house up to 300 asylum seekers . the new block of flats , seekers. the new block of flats, over 100 flats was initially marketed as homes for rental at £1,400 per month, but now it's been withdrawn from the market. well joining me now is local resident jack stocking. jazz welcome to gb news. thanks for joining us. it's always a pleasure. jazz. the thing that struck me when i spoke to the leader of the council in rushmoor, gareth lyon, on friday, was the total lack of consultation . so can i get some consultation. so can i get some clarity from you, jazz, about how local residents first found out about this ? yes, my first out about this? yes, my first found out about it. >> i think it was thursday night nigel farage ran a piece on it and uh, my other half called me into the room and said, have you seen this? >> and so i rewoun

you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. now 5:00 as edib dems and reform uk will torpedo the conservatives chances of winning the election by getting them in a pincer movement. but counting down the minutes now, because in just a few hours time, six year old luke littler will try to complete one of the greatest fairy tales in sporting history. young little will take on luke coolhand humphries and the final of the pdc world darts championship. so what do we know about luke littler ? well, he about luke littler? well, he started playing darts when he was just 18 months old and that's what maturity is, is fantastic. >> and i mean he's he's trying to get in early. >> we'll come to him in a minute. russ bray but before we get to that, luke littler's parents first took him to pubs to play darts when he was an eight year old who said, you can't start too soon and littler is going to be a very rich 16 year old lad. he's already guaranteed to win 200 grand by getting to the final, and he'll pick up a cool half a million spondulicks if he wins toni

tragically, martin was martin griffiths, because he was hounded £100,000, he hounded over £100,000, which he didn't it's really didn't. oh, it's really disgusting. and eddly. seems to have refused a meeting with alan bates . have refused a meeting with alan bates. there's have refused a meeting with alan bates . there's screenshot i've bates. there's a screenshot i've seen is looks seen which i think is looks appears real on x, which appears to be real on x, which is from may 2010 where is a letter from may 2010 where he declines the meeting . now he declines the meeting. now he's saying he got bad advice. okay so doesn't come out okay so he doesn't come out well. one no one comes out well. no one no one comes out well. no one no one comes out well of and i think well out of it. and i think normally kind thing normally this kind of thing is silly when you hear about people giving cds or giving back their cds or whatever. this case, whatever. but in this case, i sort think maybe, maybe you should. >> well, should be taking a substantial pension well. substantial pension as well. i mean, add the mean, i wanted to add the context not judging someone conte

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martin my old friend . yeah. >> well, john, that's a great nomination. >> linda, how about your back page >> linda, how about your back page zero. >> my back page zero. fits in. edan't understand , he. i know he can't understand, he. i know he was regretting what happened. >> is it legal advice? >> is it legal advice? >> he's received? is he worried about liability ? about liability? >> whatever. appalling. >> whatever. it is appalling. very but i just want to speak up for second. for him, for a second. >> i mean, not. is he >> i mean, is there not. is he not for all of this? >> no, but but it's much better , >> no, but but it's much better, though, when you're in a hole , though, when you're in a hole, stop digging. when in stop digging. when you're in a hole, are really, hole, realise you are really, really in trouble now. yeah. and all people want to know is do you feel ashamed ? do you feel you feel ashamed? do you feel embarrassed? you, you wish embarrassed? do you, do you wish it and the it hadn't happened? and the answer that presumably, answer to all that presumably, is yes . well, say it is yes, yes, yes. well, say it most definitely come out with the s