have you heard a response from frank warren? h have you heard a response from frank warren?contrite about the _ very contrite about the situation. i can assure cleans very was in charge, but this wasn't their decision. this is made by pr working directly from the saudis. .ju5t made by pr working directly from the saudis. . just coming back to the — from the saudis. . just coming back to the saudi _ from the saudis. . just coming back to the saudi disneyland l back to the saudi disneyland piece, what was it that so offended you about the way they promoted this fight? let's be honest — boxing has never been the cleanest of sport. what's so different about saudi arabia. �* , ., arabia. i've been to saudi arabia. i've been to saudi arabia few _ arabia. i've been to saudi arabia few times - arabia. i've been to saudi arabia few times and - arabia. i've been to saudi arabia few times and how arabia. i've been to saudi - arabia few times and how things were being taken away from vicious fans. —— british fans. obviously, this one was. but the way it was branded was rehab season —— r

to sign him up as a pro. convinced promoter frank warren to sign him up as a pro .ign him up as a pro. and those are the latest gb news headlines. we'll be back in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> com forward slash alerts . >> com forward slash alerts. >> com forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much for that, mark. well, i am michelle dewberry and you, if you're very observant, you might have noficed observant, you might have noticed i'm not in the studio. that's right. where am i? i'm live in birmingham. i'll refrain from doing my brummie accent. i'll spare you that one. but yes. here we are. why are we here? well, of course, it's because it's the reform uk party conference. well, alongside me till 7:00 tonight. i've got my panel till 7:00 tonight. i've got my panel, the pollster and academic mark goodwin, and a man that probably never thought he'd see himself at reform uk's conference. the former labour minister, bill rammell. good evening to both of you. you're v

to sign him up as a pro. convinced promoter frank warren to sign him up as a pro .ow to sign him up as a pro. and now i'll try to get to grips with the dubois name by the next houn the dubois name by the next hour. and now it's back to the king of the ring, martin daubney for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> mark white. the king of the ring. i'm taking that and gloves off for a heavyweight contest today because reform uk's conference has kicked off with nigel farage's party insisting that they can win the next general election. fighting talk indeed, the party is expected to unveil their plan on to how replace labour in 2029 after winning just five seats in the house of commons at the general election in july. now we'll hear from nigel farage in about an hours from nigel farage in about an hour's time and but before that, reform uk mp for ashfield, lee anderson, is expected to speak in the next few minu

against the power he displayed against the olympic gold medallist that day convinced promoter frank warren head to head press conference that he felt the strength of dubois. >> he cracked me with a great shot and it's my chance to get him back on saturday. >> i'm not depending on punch power, you know. you know what? it takes a lot more than that to be a great fighter. a lot more than that to be a great fighter. so there's various ways i'll win. but i've got the fighting spirit, and that's how i'll go in there and break him down. >> and those are the latest gb news headlines for now i'm tatiana sanchez i'll be back with more in half an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> good morning. hello and welcome. this is britain's newsroom live across the united kingdom on gb news with ben, leo and me . and me. >> nana akua very good morning to you. emails flying in. somebody thinks again that i'm tom harwood so i'll ignore that. i'm not tom harwood. we have

against the power he displayed against the olympic gold medallist that day convinced promoter frank warrenu are. >> you're right up to date with the latest headlines. we're back with a full summary at 3:00 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> dot com. forward slash >> welcome back. it's now 238. you're watching or listening to good afternoon britain. now we've got a lot more coming up on today's show before we're through. but before that, let's speak to martin daubney, who is up at 3:00. martin, what have you got in store for us? >> well, let's get ready to rumble. >> all eyes on birmingham as we build towards nigel farage making his keynote speech as the leader of the reform party, putting his pitch to be britain's next prime minister. before that, we'll have lee anderson will also speak to the party chairman later in the show. i'll be joined in the studio by gloria allred, an astonishing women's rights lawyer who took down harvey weinstein, now representing the alleged victims of mohammed al fayed, a w

warren g. harding. vaudeville movie star and singer al jolson wrote a song especially for him -- "harding you're the man for us." ♪ the idea hit, and by 1960, another superstar, frank, sang of his "high hopes" for a john f kennedy presidency. >> ♪ everyone is voting for jack because he's got what all the rest lack ♪ ♪ lisa: sinatra's rat packmate, sammy davis jr., threw his weight behind richard nixon. and the celebrity role was locked . boxing legend muhammed ali endorsed ronald reagan, a celebrity actor in his own right. in 2008, it was oprah, a beloved multimedia icon, making her first political endorsement for barack obama. eight years later, pop stars katy perry and demi lovato backed hillary clinton. the 2024 presidential race is no different. on the last night of the republican convention in milwaukee, singer kid rock kicked off a big-name line up .. -- line-up. a few minutes later, retired wrestler hulk hogan ripped off his shirt to reveal a trump-vance logo. just a few weeks later, rapper lil john strode into the democrats' convention in chicago one of a bevy of , celebrity endorsements -- actress eva longoria, and singers pink and stevie wonder, lent thei

in the second circuit, i think jerome frank may be designed the bench and they designed it so that you are at the same eye level as the lawyer, and warren byrne did something roughly similar with the supreme court bench. >> yes. it used to be flat across, they could not see each other and it was hard to see them. >> now you see them and what you're trying to do, which the lawyer resists, you would like him to forget, which she won't do, forget that he is representing someone. i can't say that happens very often, but you somehow, and you can somehow tell. you actually establish a conversation. you establish some questions and answers we feel we are making some progress here, and that is what i think it doesn't always happen. certainly does not happen too often, but sometimes you do. sometimes you do, and then you feel well, that was worthwhile. the second thing oral argument can do is allow you to say where you're coming from, and then your colleagues see where you're coming from. >> yes, the beginning of the conversation. >> and then the third thing is you want to make a joke or something. don't do it. don't do it. the oral argument is

frank murkowski introduced and got passed into law. it was signed by president reagan. it was cosponsored by the likes of ted stevens and "scoop" jackson, warren magnuson. on the house side, congressman young. and it was significant in that it laid a foundation for the policies that we are seeing put in place today and over these past 40 years. it's been laying out much of the knowledge and the understanding and the policy for alaska. i talk a lot about the arctic, coming from the state that makes us an arctic nation. but i think it's important to recognize that many of our allies around the world, many of those who are not our friends around the world are also talking about the interests, and taking a teen interest in the arctic. there is hale a lot of focus -- there's a lot of focus this week because we're seeing levels of engagement from the russians up in the alaska adas, and the area in the high north. we have seen exercises -- joint exercises with the russians and the chinese, both in the air and on the waters in our northern waters. there is a level of focus and intensity about what may be heating up in a cool place, not something -- no

. >> so the robert frank tax proposal here would be that you can only get a deduction for whatever your basis in that stock or -- let's say warrentt, the bas you get a $10 deduction, my view is he should only get a deduction for what he paid or what his basis was. so i think that takes the burden less off the taxpayers of america that are then not subsidizing a $10 billion deduction. you can only do a third of it. still, and so the deduction is only in the basis. and i think that -- you could still encourage charity and charitable contribution which we need in this country, but you don't get the full deduction. >> we use the tax code to incentivize all sorts of behavior. incentivizing people to give to philanthropy is good. if you want to make it a really simple tax code and not find ways to play around with it, that would cut cheating out, any of those things. we have for forever used the tax code to incentivize behavior for buying houses, sending kids to school, to reward gis for coming back and doing service. i think philanthropy would land in the things you would want to incentivize society to do. >> all of this is subject t