mr. esther bond career. thank you. estimate. thank you. all right, let's turn to europe now we're hundreds of colleen georgette students. supporters are gathering in the remaining and capital after the candidates submitted his papers to join the college in a new run to voting. the euro skeptic on think global este are just few, came out on top in last year's pull, but results were and old by the countries constitutional court for subsequently deep on the claims of russian interference are to show it to been ski is in the thick of events in bucharest, of the i here like to commission, were calling just to make his pay for the menus presidential election. he made the noise to be present in to the change from the presidential election saying the show was despite the fact that the investigation the evidence that was romania romania romania is call me back over the coming months before the election to prevent him from running again because they say right now, this election was run today. the reporting seats are pretty shocking story. now. dozen

esther burkett and donald trump claimed that there were millions of people over the age of 100 receivingocial security benefits. i would like you to name five. name five. he talks about imagine not standing up for a little boy who beat cancer? the republican party spent years bashing ruby freeman and shaye moss to the point where they had death threats and they had to move out of their home. these people are a joke and an abomination to our country and they don't believe in the constitution. host: got your point across. we will let our guest respond. guest: i don't know the names he referred to when you talk about a little boy who has beaten cancer or possibly has cancer and you don't stand for it, you don't stand for the other things, you don't stand for the waste and fraud and abuse of millions and you are right, i won't name names, that would be a violation of the rules. until that is put forth in a court case. i would believe that that would be a violation, actually. you are correct there, i'm not going to do that. host: as a member of the foreign affairs committee, what was your rea

. >> esther speaker, the prime minister has made growth his key mission. can he outline for his constituents how are employment rights bill will not only deliver improvement, but also put more money in their pocket? >> i thank my honorable member. the implement rights bill is the greatest upgrade to workers rights in a generation. it will benefit more than $10 million -- 10 million workers in every corner of the country. it will tackle low pay and job security problems that hold our country back. it is pro-worker, pro-business, and progrowth. >> thank you, mr. speaker. divisions between ukraine and the u.s. only serve vladimir putin. president zelenskyy is right to try to rebuild his relationship with president trump. he is keeping a cool head under very difficult circumstances. what is the prime minister doing to help rebuild the relationship after a challenging week? >> well, she is absolutely right that we need to do everything we can to ensure the u.s., europe, and ukraine are working together. i'm doing everything i can to play my part in that, in reg

esther marroquin and shane west . that's it. >> but a minute. okay. another witness that is i thought was present is me. nobody's 18 years and as i said, those ballots so the entries he misspoke is impressive. >> i was not the only one that has some but like i say, key islamiyah has something like a stand to stay as a key than the ballot is my opposed to the entries so i keep an eye out for me for 3 or 4 times companeros courtright respuesta so those in that upper limits economic hospital i can cost they then my husband it is apparent that the cost owners of the casinos local money that h.a. is less costly and i assume those grammars would be imperator and nosotros econo strata location in futuro los joven is noiseless epsilon quarter last class the secretary the staff is called are opportunities quarter conocimiento cortana circle money that when i came was installed on three in the canal team commodore problem i even solution so so what do i get the 100 those who come online and commonly that podemos will get out and control the solution one not goi

esther burkett and donald trump claimed that there were millions of people over the age of 100 receivingial security benefits. i would like you to name five. name five. he talks about imagine not standing up for a little boy who beat cancer? the republican party spent years bashing ruby freeman and shaye moss to the point where they had death threats and they had to move out of their home. these people are a joke and an abomination to our country and they don't believe in the constitution. host: got your point across. we will let our guest respond. guest: i don't know the names he referred to when you talk about a little boy who has beaten cancer or possibly has cancer and you don't stand for it, you don't stand for the other things, you don't stand for the waste and fraud and abuse of millions and you are right, i won't name names, that would be a violation of the rules. until that is put forth in a court case. i would believe that that would be a violation, actually. you are correct there, i'm not going to do that. host: as a member of the foreign affairs committee, what was your react

esther whitaker, thank you for the comment on section three. everybody focuses on section five. three is important. my discussions with the european allies, most if not all are coming to the realization that the biggest threat is not russia. it is obviously an immediate problem. but the rest of the century, the challenge, our challenge, the european challenge will come from china. with that, senator shaheen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to echo what you said about china. one of the things china is watching closely is what we do ukraine. if we walk away from our allies, it is going to say a lot to president xi about what we might do in terms of supporting or not supporting taiwan. i urge you are to consider that as you look at the calculus about how we need to address china. mr. whitaker, you alluded to this a little bit. i want to be clear. under your leadership in brussels, if confirmed, will the united states commitment to nato be ironclad, including our commitment to article five? >> thank you, senator. we talked about this when we had a chance to visit last week.

and a follow-up question, esther meltzer, howard global supply chains reshaping especially with allieseady moving toward alternative trade locks? ej, do you believe the potential revenue justifies the risk to economic growth? guest: i would say that is one of many considerations that are in the mix right now. and i frankly do think it is really good to see our nation moving away from income tax revenue and two tariff revenue. we forget because we are so used to having an income tax that for most of our nation's it didn't exist. in fact it had been ruled unconstitutional. we had to change the constitution in order to have a federal income tax. so when we actually had our longest highest levels of economic growth, we got almost all federal revenue from tariffs, not from the income tax. so i really like to see a reduction on reliance in the federal income tax and more of a reliance on taxing international trade. i think that's a good thing, especially when it is our navy policing the world's ceilings. i think it is good to have some of the revenue collected from the rest of the world bene

and a follow-up question, esther meltzer, howard global supply chains reshaping especially with allieseady moving toward alternative trade locks? ej, do you believe the potential revenue justifies the risk to economic growth? guest: i would say that is one of many considerations that are in the mix right now. and i frankly do think it is really good to see our nation moving away from income tax revenue and two tariff revenue. we forget because we are so used to having an income tax that for most of our nation's it didn't exist. in fact it had been ruled unconstitutional. we had to change the constitution in order to have a federal income tax. so when we actually had our longest highest levels of economic growth, we got almost all federal revenue from tariffs, not from the income tax. so i really like to see a reduction on reliance in the federal income tax and more of a reliance on taxing international trade. i think that's a good thing, especially when it is our navy policing the world's ceilings. i think it is good to have some of the revenue collected from the rest of the world bene

esther marroquin and shane west . that's it. >> but a minute. okay. another witness that is i thought was present is me. nobody's 18 years and as i said, those ballots so the entries he misspoke is impressive. >> i was not the only one that has some but like i say, key islamiyah has something like a stand to stay as a key than the ballot is my opposed to the entries so i keep an eye out for me for 3 or 4 times companeros courtright respuesta so those in that upper limits economic hospital i can cost they then my husband it is apparent that the cost owners of the casinos local money that h.a. is less costly and i assume those grammars would be imperator and nosotros econo strata location in futuro los joven is noiseless epsilon quarter last class the secretary the staff is called are opportunities quarter conocimiento cortana circle money that when i came was installed on three in the canal team commodore problem i even solution so so what do i get the 100 those who come online and commonly that podemos will get out and control the solution one not goi

. >> and of course, we'll have all the day's top stories with journalist and broadcaster esther stanhopend podcast host louis oakley. there they are. welcome to saturday morning live only on gb news. >> well, we first want to bring you a bit of a brief breaking update on that story from the centre of london this morning, because emergency services have been called to the palace of westminster, where a man has scaled one of the buildings. >> a video on social media shows a barefoot man standing on a ledge holding a palestine flag, several metres up elizabeth tower. if you're watching on television, you can see him there still now. we'll keep you updated updated throughout the programme as this develops. >> and don't forget, of course, we want to hear. we want to hear from you today. it's all about what you want to say. we want to hear your views on our stories. we want to hear your peaks of the week. of course. send in your highlights of the week. we want to hear those. and of course we've got jack carson live at crufts, so make sure you're sending your dog pictures in. that's our favouri

it's broadcaster and columnist esther krakue, gb news, presenter alex armstrong and journalist jonathanewis. also this evening. >> yes, yes. yes. >> huge floods sweep gran canaria. and check this out from the serbian parliament. get ready britain, here we go. i'd say that meghan markle was insufferable, but that would be aninsuh insufferable, but that would be an insult to the insufferable. next. >> very good evening to you. it's just after ten at 9:00. rather the top story from the newsroom this evening. well, we can start with ukraine. and donald trump has confirmed that he will be speaking to volodymyr zelenskyy again following their previous meeting earlier this week. volodymyr zelenskyy says tonight that ukraine is ready to work under donald trump's leadership to end the war with russia. it follows a phone call with sir keir starmer, who welcomed mr zelenskyy's steadfast commitment. he said, to securing peace. the ukrainian leader is also calling for a truce in the sea and the sky. that's only if he says russia does the same as part of steps towards ending the conflict. he comes al

>> are you esther ghey. so there you have it.ons we're throwing to him from gb news. but question. i�*m sure that our but question. i'm sure that our viewers and listeners are wondering when will troops, when will british troops go into ukraine? will that be after the peace deal? what does uk support mean? is that actually military backing orjust mean? is that actually military backing or just a tick box backing orjust a tick box exercise for donald trump? what would that mean? and how will this be paid for? as i say, the aid budget is being raised from 2027 until then. how do we fund this? is that enough? and will does that does that deadline need to be brought forward? do we need to pledge to get to 3% of gdp before the end of the decade? as reform uk are arguing, the current target is in the first five years of the next decade, the 20305. >> well, that's quite some commitment for him to offer that. and as you said, all those questions still stand now. i was just very briefly wants to talk about nato, because where does that le