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[emily and mother cries] [emily's mother speaks in korean] [emily speaks in korean] [emily's mother speaksking in a mirror. [emily's mother speaks in korean] [person speaks in korean] from what i know, she was convinced to relinquish me because of her aunt and her aunt's boyfriend. and from my understanding is that 10 days after, you know, i was taken away she went back to try and get me back. [birth mom speaks in korean] - look, look. - yes? - [mother] open, open it. i wanna see what that is. [soft music] wow, you know what that is? "the borrowers." - what's that a tape? - mm-hmm. - this is a tape! it's a tape. - do you know what that is? it's a cowgirl outfit. - i hope it fits okay. - oh, that is so cute. - oh. - look at the present. - yeah, open more presents. - [mother] oh, my very fav, oh my heavens. i thought it was something else. it's my very favorite perfume. and look, you even got some silken body lotion. boy, do i need that. - [lily] emily is keeping in touch with her birth mom. she sent a package of korean food for the family. - whoa, yummy. - ooh, ramen. - [child] ramen. we ne

emily: it didn't seem like anything was gonna happen. seen that-- he might have kept those videos, i have no idea if he still has those videos, what he does with those videos. avani: emily was told by new south wales police that officers had gone to this alleged perpetrator's house and told him he needed to delete this video. was that the case? stuart: look, i just can't go into the specific case, but i will certainly follow that matter up. i understand there was interaction with the offend-- or the alleged offender in this case. i just can't comment further at this time. avani: our understanding is there was no warrant to search this man's phone to get the video as part of the investigation, why would that be? stuart: look, again, we're talking about specifics of a case. you know, in terms of--and specifically we're talking about a dating app, you know, offending that may have involved a filming, you know, privately of another individual, which is a different offense than sexual assault, yup. so, look, all i can is i'm happy to take thi

emily?o we want to go on youtube and keep looking, we don't care about him. did he make his father, did he put him in a position of vulnerability by giving people access to his father? access to his dad, without the vetting of those people on the calls. we have an actual attorney. emily? >> emily: did you -- >> jessica: i'll go after. >> emily: there was influence being sought for and paid for. at minimum hundred of millions funnels through complex shells. >> jessica: hundreds of millions? >> emily: obscene amount not commiserate with their day job. and through shell companies formed for purpose of laundering or hiding money. take a step back, at minimum, it is unethical to sell your title for personal gain or for the gain of your family and ward to criminal, that would be truly selling access or influence. what disturbs me, court of public opinion is different than a court of law. seems the argument from democrats, they need to see an actual check written out that in the memo line says for

emily. yield thank you.ouch, paul, ultimate betrayal. >> paul: this hurts your heart, when you see it. tough case to make, i did intelligence work. you gather information through classified means, now you have to go to court because the guys are charged. do we do it or not worth it? this tells me it is worth it. chinese spying is deep, sophisticated and ongoing. this is why you have to worry about hunter's contact with cefs. the point man in the organization got arrested for trying to bribe foreign officials doing oil deals while doing the same thing with hunter and yet he was never flipped against hunter, never used and he's been sent back to hong kong. it raises questions. >> kayleigh: i blame this administration for dismantled the doj prior china initiative doing the work and succeeded because this administration dismantled it, experts predicted uptick in activity. >> kayleigh: axios listed every department working together to come up against china, nothing like that in the biden administration, you have

this will make this fish fisure bigger. >> emily: i cut class to watch the o.j.impson. >> carley and i were like how old, seven or eight? >> carley: i wasn't born yet. >> michele: okay. >> steve: oh, michele. michele tafoya let's hold hands. >> emily: the press and role they are playing in this. >> kayleigh: i filled in on sean hannity the other night and there is a "new york times" piece from april of this year. i find these sentences interesting, it was katy rogers, she is a very credible reporter and here is what she had to say, he, biden, does have opinion. in the past mr. biden privately told his close circle of advisors mr. trump posed a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted for his role in the events of january 6, according to people familiar with his comments and told confidants he wanted merrick garland to stop acting like a ponderous judge. there is no assertion biden told this to merrick garland, it ended in the "new york times" in april and soon thereafter we get two federal indictments. when i was a reporter and when i was a press assigner, i

this is my partner, emily compagno we missed you and harris faulkner. also joining us "fox news sunday" anchor and correspondent shannon bream and jason chaffetz. we began with the first republican debate in milwaukee. for the first time eight of the g.o.p. top presidential hopefuls took to the debate stage to lay out their vision for america. it is really compelling. we heard that the candidates to tackle some of america's most pressing problems, and it did not take long for the sparks to fly. >> we need to send joe biden back to his basement and reverse american decline! [cheers and applause] >> but we also need to understand is that joe biden's b6 has led to the loss of $10,000 of spending power for the average family. >> when think this country can uses to understand small town values because that is our road back to get this country on track. [cheers and applause] >> if you take out a loan, you pay it back. you commit a violent crime, you go to jail! if god made you a man, you play sports against men. [laughter and cheering] >> if you have broken c

♪ >> emily: this is "outnumbered," i'm emily compagno, also joining me today host of the kennedy saveshe world podcast, kennedy, fox business gerri willis, mollie hemingway and lawrence jones. this footage from sunday shows the moment a nevada -- created by anti-capitalist climate protesters blocking the road to this year's burning man music festival. the truck was made from a metal. the authorities then moved in to arrest the activists and get the roads opened again. that moment is not just making waves in america, it is resonating with people across the globe who are fed up with eco-protesters. activists have been shutting down busy highways, in london, accountaivists brought traffic to a crawl during a slow march. others have thrown paint and attempting to destroy priceless pieces of art. many groups have backing of big-name actors and hollywood celebrities, chelsea handler, who have made contributions bank rolling many smaller activist groups. lawrence, everyone is fed up, real people have to drive and commute to work. it is not disney heires that get to bank roll destructors, peop

emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. >> kayleigh: as we approach the first republican debate here on fox news, the 2024 election season is heating up. president biden and former president trump could not be closer in latest 2024 "new york times" poll, two tied with 43% each. this comes despite president trump's 30 indictment, trump is dominating the gop primary poll, majority support most show and biden struggle to win over voters within his own party. democrats are encouraging comp tigsz. >> this is not about him, it is about listening to people, in this bubble in washington, people get tone deaf fast and we should be listening. my call to those well positioned, well prepared of good character and competency to jump in. democrats and the country need competition, we need to meet the moment and the moment is now, that is what the country is asking. >> kayleigh: president biden has signif

emily. why?> emily: alaskans are americans, he is spending that day should be spent in observance and honoring sacrifice americans have made with americans. to me, 9/11 is something you plan your presidential schedule around, like normal people, my sister is getting married on this day, we are planning out for the year. the fact he chose to plan a trip to vietnam to discuss climate change. oh, gosh, it is 9/11, spend it in alaska. it comes as after afterthought or dismissal. the vice president will be here at the world trade center, not the same thing as commander-in-chief honoring lives lost in the draft rus with deteriorate awal. we know how he treats gold star families and american people, one more nail in the hideous coffin, biggest slap of them all. >> dagen: emily mentioned biden and company picked september 11th as withdrawal date for the afghanistan withdrawal and moved it to august. they were aiming for the afghanistan withdrawal for political mojo and wind up killing 13 service members.

. >> emily: hello, everyone, this is "outnumbered," i'm emily compagno here with kayleigh mcenany and hatteras and kennedy and joining us for the first time, 32nd under army secretary patrick j murphy. honor to have you, we're thrilled. we begin with america's crime crisis and deterioration of law and order in our biggest cities. in washington, d.c., the crisis is worsening, murders is up 30% and some residents are afraid to walk down the street in neighborhoods and capitol hill. seeing the crime crisis closeup for themselves. warning, the video you are about to witness is disturbing. [beep] >> what the -- >> yeah. ex security footage shows moment one of senator rand paul's staffers was stabbed in march. philip todd was attacked while walking back from a restaurant with a friend. they were a mile and a half from the capitol. the suspect was released from prison just one day earlier. dc leaders struggle to get the crisis under control, one democratic councilman is calling f for. >> i have never seen this onslot of violence portrayed on our women and kids, enough is enough. we are clear

emily. >> emily: thank you so much.ammy get your thoughts in a moment, what mark said has to do with level of preparation districts have underwent before it being switched because of the plea discussions, but as special counsel david weiss wrote in this motion, "the government now believes the case will not resolve short of a trial." >> tammy: i think blanket immunity was key for hunter biden. now they can't do that, it has been exposed. that moves that along. the additional issue is nature of biden being the candidate. problems about whether or not he should be running, this is another element, they want all news to be about trump, this begins to eclipse that and changes what they thought their narrative would be and that is important to note. there are ways republicans can make a difference and they have to be creative. would impeachment against biden open up more about the question of what he's doing, impeachment inquiry against merrick garland, they can't sit back and say, we can't do anything now, that is key. in t

. ♪ >> emily: hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm emily compagno here with my co-hosts, kayleigh mcenanynd harris faulkner and fox news contributor lisa boothe and national correspondent griff jenkins. we begin with the powerful country song about struggle of america's working class and politicians who have left them behind. that song has gone viral. entitled "rich men north of richmond," and anthony oliver is a former factory working who wants to give hope to the average class and hard-working man who may have lost hope in the grind of trying to get by. with his voice, guitar and message resonating with americans, his song has surged to number ones on itune. ♪ i've been selling my soul, working all day, overtime hours for pay so i can sit out here and waste my life away for people like me and people like you, wish i could wake up and it not be true, but it is, it is, living in the new world. ♪ ♪ your dollar is taxed to nie end because rich man, the rich man. lisa, an incredible musician and the message that is resonating with millions of americans right now. >> lisa: there is the econom

>> emily: hello, everyone, this is "outnumbered," i'm emily compagno, also joining me today fox business anchor cheryl casone, tammy bruce, founder of polaris, morgan ortagus, and host of guy benson show on fox news radio guy benson. we begin with growing tension surrounding new york city growing migrant crisis. crowd offen it0 protesters gathered outside of mayor eric adams's residence yesterday to call out the situation. some accuse of putting migrants before americans and fights broke out with counter protesters. [cheering] >> emily: nypd officers made several arrests, after this one was seen trying to light the american flag on fire before stomping it in the ground. migrant protests are becoming common throughout the big apple as blue leadership is without an answer to the crisis. 100,000 migrants entered in weeks and the city shelter system is out of room. many migrants left with no choice but to sleep on the streets of tsanctuary city. tammy, you have been a resident here a long time, what do you think? >> year 2023, from custom border patrol 4.49 million encounters. these are peop

emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum.ation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. >> dagen: hurricane idalia making its way across the south now through georgia and heading to south carolina. it made landfall this morning about 7:45 a.m. hitting the state's big bend area hard. you could once see roads and beaches, now looks like rivers. drone footage captured this video. here is the scene of a mother and daughter having to wade in the water to escape their home. here is the latest with steve harrigan. steve what was it like a few hours ago compared to now? >> there is more hope. things are getting better. we've seen helicopters overhead and national guard is out performing search and rescue operation and clearing roadways with high-water vehicles. trying to come back and pick up the pieces, sweeping from the early morning hours. a lot of places don't have electricity, but are doing what they can to get businesses back. we have seen a number

. >> emily: hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm emily compagno with my co-hosts kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner and joining us fox business anchor, host of american dream home cheryl casone and brian kilmeade, "fox and friends" co-host, host of the brian kilmeade radio show and host of one nation. we begin with the fourth indictment against former president donald trump. a georgia grand jury returning a 41-count indictment against the former president and 18 others. the district attorney wants to prosecute the 19 defendants all at once in front of the cameras in court and do it within six months, putting this case on direct collision course with the republican primary. trump faces racketeering charges, and numerous conspiracy and perjury charges. brian, a lot happened on "fox and friends" today, three hours of interviews and the like. what has stuck out to you this morning? what are your takeaways? >> brian: a couple things. confusion on the indictment. it happens at night and witnesses are lined up and told we don't need you on tuesday. you wait 2-1/2 years and monday night 10:30 at n

. >> i'm emily calvin. and for the next two hours, i'll be keeping you company on tv, online, and digital radio. so coming up this houn digital radio. so coming up this hour, all eyes are on the world cup final as england try to find a way to draw level with spain in the very final minutes. we'll be you up date on be keeping you up to date on that. be going to aidan that. i'll be going to aidan magee one moment. and magee in just one moment. and yet another tory civil war. the home office is set to be split, divided suella braverman and divided as suella braverman and robert argue over the robert jenrick argue over the migration crisis. is this why they're not stopping the boats and hospital bosses are in the firing line as police are urged to investigate those who fail to act over baby killer lucy letby . what can we learn about the nhs bosses who treated letby as the victim.7 i'll ask a psychotherapist then coming up at the end of the hour, france is failing to stop small boat crossings. they've stopped f

emily, i applaud this for them researching this.omething that stood out, first youth clinic brought about by two clinicians in united states, one named laura edward leaper opened one of the first gender clinics in boston. read down. 15 years after bringing the dutch approach to america, dr. edwards leaper, the boston psychologist had grown alarmed over the numbers and she warned american gender clinics other than prescribing hormones to some who needed mental health support first and she said we may be harming people we strife to support. she brought this treatment here and seeing increase of throwing mental health out of window. >> emily: european approach, over there they stopped doing this. we clamored on to a bandwagon and took social contagion as gospel and ran with it to irreversibility of countless numbers of children. what struck me, essentially because of the contagion, demand surged and the clinic was overwhelmed and in attempt to triage everything they outsourced referrals for the hormone prescription, but began just pres

when we are sick of donuts. >> emily is about to begin her second year at uc law san francisco. she's achieving a dream she once thought was out of reach, like so many students who are the first in their family to achieve higher education, but to understand how she got here, you have to go back to where it all began, behind the counter of her parents' donut shop in santa clara. >> growing up in a donut shop, i honestly did not know any other way of growing up and i had other extended families in donut shops. so it was kind of my normal in a sense. so i would be at the donut shop. i would play on the cash register to like learn math. i would fold boxes, so i had like, you know, day-to-day chores. when i was like 10 or so, my parents received like a citation for child labor work because someone reported that like a child was forced to work and i'm assuming it was because i was standing behind the counter at the donut shop. so many immigrant families, like there's no other child care outside of just having the kids kind of come along. >> the shop rarely closed. >> i recall that the

emily news sunday with me. emily carver. lots more carver.ing up. but first, let's take a at the weather with greg. a look at the weather with greg. >> looks like are heating >> looks like things are heating up. boilers , proud up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on gb news. hello >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast . looking ahead, rain on monday, particularly across england and wales as low pressure moves through, but it does gradually turn warmer and drier and we can see that on the bigger picture. low dominating the low pressure dominating the weather the few weather pattern the next few days, then pressure days, but then high pressure building we head towards building in as we head towards wednesday. so for sunday, starting to go downhill across england and wales as we move through the rest of the day and into early hours as this wet into the early hours as this wet weather spreads slowly north and eastwards, some heavy rain developing particularly across developing, particularly

i'm emily carver.ost prolific killer of babies in modern times. why wasn't killer nurse lucy letby stopped sooner? and did hospital bosses , as one whistleblower put it, potentially facilitate a mass murderer? artificial intelligence is set to be fast tracked into hospitals as nhs chiefs vow to speed up the rollout of new medical technologies. could i fix the health service ? and i want to health service? and i want to know why on earth prince william , the head of the english fa, won't be in us to watch the lionesses in the world cup final, but first, before all of that, the news headlines with . tamsin >> emily, thank you. good afternoon from the gb newsroom . afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's 2:00. the families of babies murdered or harmed by lucy letby say their search for answers continues as investigators into her case widen . the countess of chester widen. the countess of chester hospital has come under scrutiny over whether more could have been done to stop the serial killer sooner . an been

i'm emily carver.h indeed forjoining us this much indeed for joining us this lunchtime. so for the next hour, i will be keeping you company on tv, online and radio. so coming up this hour, home secretary suella braverman suella suella braverman cries sabotage accused sabotage. she's accused keir starmer of blocking asylum laws, but insists labour will try but he insists labour will try to clear the 13 year tory backlog . what do you make of all backlog. what do you make of all that? and is the government silently privatised the nhs independent firms are going to carry out hundreds of thousands of scans tests as ministers vow to cut record waiting lists. so will this help tackle the ever growing waiting list? are the tories trying to privatise our nhs through the back door? let's see then stick with us to the end of the hour. we'll find out why the on board train wi—fi has been denying access to gender critical websites. so please do get in touch on all of that. apparently you can't visit sex matters on

emily with. emily >> thank you, ray. let's start this hour with the developing story in the channel. french authorities have confirmed that six migrants have now died after their small boat got into difficulties this morning. dover lifeboat and several french vessels were involved in the operation to rescue multiple people in the water. about five miles off the french coast. so our gb news kent producer filmed these exclusive pictures at dover harbour as a number of people were taken off the dover lifeboat on stretchers and transferred to waiting ambulances. so joining us now is gb news home and security editor mark white with the very latest. mark, the death toll has risen and the rescue mission continues. can you bring us the latest ? well a very significant latest? well a very significant operation that has unfolded in the english channel for a number of hours now. >> and yet that operation is continuing because there is a possibility that more people who were thrown into the water, there are still out there , still t

emily, thank you, the best to the semifinal. emily, thank you, the best so one — the semifinal. of her fans has - the semifinal. emily, thank you, the best go one of her fans has ever i best go one of her fans has ever seen. is it enough? we will find out shortly. here is the weather now. hello again. today we are looking at a lot of dry weather. there are a few showers in the forecast, but many of us will miss them. they are fewer and further between than they were yesterday, but what is high is the pollen levels across england and wales. we are talking weed pollen at the moment. now, we've got a fair bit of cloud across parts of northern scotland, around the moray forth, aberdeenshire and caithness and as we go through the day, a bit more fair weather cloud will bubble up, producing some showers, but it will be fairly isolated. temperatures 14 in the north, to about 26 as we push down towards the south. into this evening and overnight eventually a lot of those showers will fade, but we will hang on to a fair bit of cloud across scotland, northern england, down towards the midl

emily: curious if freight is part of the super app land.you pointed out today that that is the weakness in the business, it does seem to be a drag on the business and what is the plan there? to salek, two spin it off? dara: to build. freight is suffering from the same kinds of transit you see in -- trends you see in delivery of things and retail generally is a bit weaker than spend on services. you so yellow, big trucking firm go out of business, yesterday. there's a lot of difficulty in terms of freight and freight race. freight is fighting his way through that but we continue to innovate, even today the way shippers connect to truckers is incredibly out mode it, the routing, the pricing is based on technology built a 20 to 25 years ago. as we continue to innovate and as we continue to focus on algorithmic pricing, making the perfect match between a shipper and trucker, we think over a period of time we can build an acid of rate value. it is heads down, the team is executing an tough environment, losses are decreasing, we think the second

and, you know , i wish emily good you know, i wish emily good luck.i you know, i wish emily good luckg to keep on fighting for the opportunity for people that are biologically female to have fair sport. i'm not going to fair sport. and i'm not going to stop . stop. >> e know what i find? >> do you know what i find? >> do you know what i find? >> depressing about this >> so depressing about this particular case, sharon? the complicity of vogue magazine. now, i remember a time when vogue magazine used to be all about empowering and standing up for the rights of women , in this for the rights of women, in this case biological women , by case biological women, by including emily bridges in this list of 25 women who they say are going to redefine the world, isn't vogue magazine actually saying that it doesn't respect women in sport? because, as you know, sharon, as i know , women's know, sharon, as i know, women's sport is destroyed void if biological men are able to compete. so actually, i'm furious with vogue magazine. they would rather choose wokery than actually true feminism. i know .

but emily, your thoughts?think look, i think he makes lots of interesting, interesting and interesting and partially valid points. i would say. i think that the low birth rate , the reason we need to rate, the reason we need to worry about it really is because the pressures on society are obviously that we're living much longer and we're going to that that that's great. i'm not having a go at people who are above 60, 70 or 80. i hope i live a nice, long, healthy life. but that is going to produce huge pressures on our health service, huge pressures our service, huge pressures on our tax system and the treasury to help pay to keep them going. they're sitting in houses is which and we're not building enough new ones for the young. so this very top so you've got this very top heavy population . they're also heavy population. they're also maybe to sitting in maybe going to be sitting in jobs or as we now, there's jobs or as we know now, there's a whole bunch of over 50 have retired stripped out the retired and str

and, you know , i wish emily good you know, i wish emily good luck.i you know, i wish emily good luckto keep on fighting for the opportunity for people that are biologically female to have fair sport. i'm not going to fair sport. and i'm not going to stop . stop. >> e know what i find? >> do you know what i find? >> do you know what i find? >> depressing about this >> so depressing about this particular case, sharon? the complicity of vogue magazine. now, i remember a time when vogue magazine used to be all about empowering and standing up for the rights of women , in this for the rights of women, in this case biological women , by case biological women, by including emily bridges in this list of 25 women who they say are going to redefine the world, isn't vogue magazine actually saying that it doesn't respect women in sport? because, as you know, sharon, as i know , women's know, sharon, as i know, women's sport is destroyed void if biological men are able to compete. so actually, i'm furious with vogue magazine. they would rather choose wokery than actually true feminism. i know . k

emily: what is your advice for workers getting laid off. sound trite to say it is time to build. gary: some of it is take stock. getting more connected will lead to direct access to building equity, building businesses that really matter. emily: for years tech workers have been paid in stock and that was the ticket. you are taking a risk on this company, it could be worth zero or worth millions. we are seeing the darkside of rsu's now. you think that is still the way it should work in silicon valley? emily: that is some of the magic -- gary: that is some of the magic of startups. this is about labor being able to access capital and this is one of the most directs. some of the bad behavior we start from startup founders is trying to reach for that billion-dollar valuation because they wanted the headline out there saying they are a unicorn but that comes at a cost. the focus on valuation and getting the next notch of valuation comes at great personal cost to the founders themselves, but also to the employees. emily: what you think needs to c

emily is one of the students.where is a first generation student , she really put together, not only courage, but talent and commitment , and a sense of community. >> reporter: emily's life is still split between two worlds. helping her family in their doughnut shop and working to get her law degree. there is no perfect recipe for how to balance it all. but emily's life path has taught her how to adapt , much like making the perfect donut. >>> and emily's limited spare time she says she runs a storytelling platform called, pink box stories. it is an outlet for other children of immigrants to show their stories of watching their parents build small businesses in the united states. >>> still ahead. they are used to battling in the political arena. but on saturday, some local mayors tried goli, taste your goals. (wararehouse ambmbience) introducucing togo's's nenew french d dip sandwicics featuring fresh arartisan breae piled d high with h tender roasast beef, smsmothered wiwith melty provolone e cheese anand served

emily: you are laughing.s full of examples of clipy to the current generation. i think we are also going to have to learn that these are tools, just like any time sends me a draft, i view the draft but i don't accept the draft. emily: bill gates called the internet of tidal wave in a memo that would change that the rules and would be crucial to every part of the business. is ai that big? satya: yeah, chatgpt when it first came out was like when mosaic came out in 1993, so it does feel like the bill gates memo in 1995, it feels like that to me. emily: so it is as big as the internet? satya: all these experts are overhyping everything but at least i hope what motivates me is i want to use this technology to truly do what i think all of us art and technology for, democratizing access to it. emily: how much market share can you take from google? satya: look, we are thrilled to be in search. we are a very small player in search and i look forward to every gain we gain. shery: you can watch more from the conversati

emily back over to martin and. emily >> thanks for that update.ay's menu because a major milestone has been reached in the small boats crisis this morning. yes >> yes. 100,000 people have now crossed the channel in a dinghy since 2018. this comes as the prime minister is facing calls to put membership of the european convention on human rights at the heart of his election campaign . election campaign. >> oh, yeah, and this comes as the tories deputy chairman, lee anderson, said his policy had failed on immigration . an i'm failed on immigration. an i'm not going to sit here and make excuses to anyone this is out of control. >> we're you know, we're in power at the moment. i'm as you say, the deputy chair of the conservative party. we're in government and we have failed on this. there's no doubt about it. you we said we're going to you know, we said we're going to fix it. it is a failure. >> of course, that was lee anderson on the nigel farage show. find out more now show. let's find out more now from conservative mp and gb news presenter esther mc

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isn't that fitting, emily? >> yeah, it is. because remember, she said that guys should be able to play so h ,all right? maybe dudes dude would have scored a are sexist would say totally. >> that's what those of us huskies call coogan it she could do it she could the kick which is just like such a it's such a joke we were saying before that the non athlete i don't know where it came from, but it's just desserts for someone that while representing team usa hated vocally everythingt repr the und states. we've talked before that the afghan women's tea them had to be airlifted out because they are not allowed to play sports. it is a luxurye not aly for thn to play a sport for a living. and it is an honor to represent team usa. >> so good luck on it. >> i knew there was something about the taliban i likeatd. it's sexist would say part two. >> i can't even tyrus. last word on do you think she's got a career after this being i'm no i mean she's goingo is it depends who's paying i mean it depends what flag is cuttingn flag is a check.

mark peake emily, he sure is. so far the white house has not yet publicly weighed in on the latest developing david was talking about involving former president trump. reporters shada question today of the president, but he chose to just keep on riding. cameras capture president on hi bike out the activity getting a bit of exercise but it just to talk about what's been going on in washington with the special counsel. republicans are speaking up plenty, no, accused the biden restriction on the justice department to targeting political opponents. >> we will also be investigatin the doj and fbi and population of the doj and the fbi. and more and more as they continue to act in this fashion it just proves our point that unfortunately these two agencie but these two institutions, hav been weaponized by the biden administration. >> graham ulkins say their main concern, if not outright outraged over a hundred kayleig sending a criminal investigatio into first son hunter biden. west carthage of appointed federal judge in

more with emily committed? i'm more with emily than i am with patrick on this.he death i do not support the death penalty any circumstances, penalty in any circumstances, but i do think the strongest possible punishment should be administered for this crime. save the death penalty , solitary save the death penalty, solitary confinement. you know, awful conditions. if we're allowed to do that. but i don't think it is right that any state has the power to decide who lives and who dies. it makes you just make the state just as bad as the murderer. >> i mean, louis, if i can if i can be slightly personal for a second. you're a dad . yeah. do second. you're a dad. yeah. do you look at this case and do you think there should be a special exception made when it's children who have been murdered, when actually in essence, infants , beautiful to babies, infants, beautiful to babies, they're attacked . in that one they're attacked. in that one case, i mentioned many more . we case, i mentioned many more. we have no idea how many. >> look, i agree with you. this case, you

emily and. emily >> well , and. emily >> well, welcome and. emily >> well , welcome back. and.> well, welcome back. this is britain's newsroom here on gb news. and i have to say, our inbox has already been deluged. >> bye bye. >> bye bye. >> all of your thoughts on this big question we've been asking. should pubs potentially defy the law and open a little bit earlier? susan has written in to say if the police can turn a blind eye to shoplifting, they can bloomin well turn a blind eye to the pub opening an hour early . early. >> i'll drink to that. absolutely i'll drink to that. graham says if boris could issue orders in the pandemic, surely rishi can issue an order to enjoy ourselves . yes. we need an enjoy ourselves. yes. we need an emergency. emergency law change. >> we do. but they passed the coronavirus powers act. they had the came in and they had to the mps came in and they had to pass that emergency legislation . is all the mps are . the problem is all the mps are on holiday recess. >> know , they started, you >> you know, they started, you know, well, they can making tw

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. >> emily, there >> because, i mean, emily, there would been point would have been a point in historyd history where raising your hand in and walking in a frog in the air and walking in a frog march wouldn't have been associated with the, but it certainly is. now, are you comparing the? think comparing blm to the? i think that a divisive, horrible, that it is a divisive, horrible, comparable to the. i said the action is now associated, but it's with the. and it's exactly the weak argument. disingenuous, if not disingenuous. >> i just explained to you where it comes from, to be honest. >> you're making the a silly conflation. >> it's not. >> it's not. >> it's not. >> it's actually the history of the literal action of taking . the literal action of taking. >> it is interesting. >> it is interesting. >> very interesting. but of course, it's about black lives matter . it's now. and people matter. it's not now. and people are absolutely within their rights have look at the rights to have a look at the organisation think, do organisation and think, do i sign things? and sign up to these thi

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emily martin and. emily >> thank you for that update.ise with figures showing the sharpest increase in at least half a century. the number of those earning over 100 grand doubling i >> -- >> that's according to a taxpayers alliance , a report taxpayers alliance, a report that says the increase is largely london centric . largely london centric. >> well, joining us now is gb news presenter, the legend, the mp, jacob rees—mogg . jacob, so mp, jacob rees—mogg. jacob, so you've seen these figures today? simply, i watering numbers , simply, i watering numbers, £100,000. the salaries have doubled. the annual salary bill has grown by 60% to now £17 billion per year. jacob, is it time to squash the blob . time to squash the blob. >> oh, very much so . when i was >> oh, very much so. when i was minister for government efficiency, working closely with steve barclay, who's now a health secretary, we had a plan to reduce the civil service by 91,000 to get it back to 20 1516 levels and if you have the pressure to reduce, then actually you do begin to

emily tom and. emily >> welcome back to britain's newsroom here on gb news.ompany this bank houday keeping you company this bank holiday monday . keeping you company this bank holiday monday. now keeping you company this bank holiday monday . now lots of you holiday monday. now lots of you have been getting in touch about what's been already going on in the program, particularly on this issue of nadine dorries. was right ? was she this issue of nadine dorries. was right? was she in was she in the right? was she in the wrong? was her resignation letter scathing in the inbox? >> it does look like there are a lot of team nadine at home watching and listening to our show . show. >> lots of team nadine, emily, that'll be on at >> lots of team nadine, emily, that'll be on a t shirt by the end of today. >> there we go. £5 to me. >> but dawn. dawn has written in to say, people are really looking forward to nadine dorries book, her brilliant and accurate resignation letter makes for a good appetiser to so and also we've got steve who's written in to say although this

emily it's over to. emily >> welcome to dewbs& co with me, emily carver. me this evening is my wonderful panel, reem ibrahim, communication officer at the institute of economic affairs . and we have economic affairs. and we have aaron bastani, the founder of novara with us now. we've novara media with us now. we've got a lot to get through this evening. this friday evening, you can get in touch with us about everything we talk about gbviews@gbnews.com or can gbviews@gbnews.com or you can tweet us at news. we've got tweet us at gb news. we've got a lot to get through. so let's go first to our gb news exclusive. we can exclusively reveal that young british women often apparently drunk, sometimes in state of undress, are being featured in adverts by people smuggling gangs. now, sources claim the videos are being used to entice young males to use the services of gangs in travelling to europe and the uk. this comes as as a people smuggling gang has been jailed for 13 years for transporting young albanians to europe . so reem, let me come to europe. so reem, let

. >> joining us now is emily ragu sa. she runs the berkeley scanner, an independent news source in the east bay focusing on crime and safety. emily, nice to have you on the program. you've been doing this for a while, reporting on crime specifically for more than ten years in the east bay. how bad is the violent crime issue right now? is it just media hype, or is it as bad as we think? >> i do think this is a difficult situation we're in. i've mostly covered berkeley for the past ten years, but now i've been, as we all have been, keeping a closer eye on oakland. and as you just said, violent crime is up 15%. robberies alone are up more than 20% according to the latest opd statistics. that's close to 2,000 robberies this year alone. so also burglaries and vehicle thefts are way up in oakland and berkeley. so i think all of these things are something to be concerned about. >> is the pendulum going to swing back over? we hear police unions not just in berkeley and oakland but across the bay area, across the state really, tha

we've very lovely emily we've got the very lovely emily carver. a gb news carver. there's a gb news presenter and the former leader of the lib dems, sir vince cable . but first, let's go to the . news >> good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez in the newsroom. former nurse lucy letby has been found guilty of the murder of seven babies. she was also convicted of the attempted murder of six others between june 2015 and june 2016 at the countess of chester hospital's neonatal ward. the 33 year old will be sentenced on monday. the government has ordered an independent inquiry into the case. crown prosecutor pascal jones described libby's attacks as the complete betrayal of the trust placed in her little of those working alongside her. >> know that there was a murderer in their midst. she did utmost to conceal her crimes by varying the ways in which you're repeatedly harmed babies in her care , she sought to deceive her care, she sought to deceive her colleagues and pass off the harm she caused as nothing more than a worsening of each baby's existed . vulnerability . existed.

so this is to do with emily bridges and emily bridges is a cyclist.et's be is and look, let's let's be fair. british vogue named emily, one of the 25 powerhouse women, the only female athlete right in the only female athlete right in the british vogue, 25 powerhouse women was emily because she's a winner. and she started to reduce her test levels in 2021. she has been barred from taking part again , women, biological part again, women, biological women, female females , women, female females, basically. and this is incredibly transphobic. and i agree . why isn't emily allowed agree. why isn't emily allowed to make women's sports more interesting ? well, i think this interesting? well, i think this is i mean , it's ridiculous. you is i mean, it's ridiculous. you can identify why as a woman. fair enough. we'll use the pronouns , you know. great. we'll pronouns, you know. great. we'll be polite and all the rest of it. but you can identify as women. you can't identify as a female that's something female athlete. that's something else . that's that's not t

emily, thank ou ve england in the final. emily, thank you very much — england in the final.isa, it was pretty, pretty exciting atmosphere there, but what is it like now? i exciting atmosphere there, but what is it like now?— is it like now? i feel like you are choosin: is it like now? i feel like you are choosing your — is it like now? i feel like you are choosing your words _ is it like now? i feel like you are choosing your words carefully. i is it like now? i feel like you are . choosing your words carefully. yes, it was an absolutely incredible atmosphere earlier, it is still a good one, but it is definitely muted now. the word now is quiet. obviously, here the fans want england to get the equaliser and one of those fans is sarah joining england to get the equaliser and one of those fans is sarahjoining me now. sarah, you know so much more about this than i do. spain are tough opponents.— about this than i do. spain are tough opponents. they really are, the been tough opponents. they really are, they been so _ tough opponents. they really are, they been so good _ tough o