i've got the founder of the free speech union. knows a thing or two union. he knows a thing or two about speech and i've got about free speech and i've got paul embery, the fellow that's been quite outspoken, got himself for it as himself into trouble for it as well. cannot wait to get into all of that. and let's not overshadow fact that rishi overshadow the fact that rishi sunak in paris having a sunak is in paris having a conference with macron and apparently get this about £500 million of your taxpayers money and mine will be sent to the french to try and help the migrant crisis. will it make a blind bit of difference? we'll have all of that and more. but first, let's get ourselves up to speed with tonight's latest headunes. speed with tonight's latest headlines . michelle, thank you . headlines. michelle, thank you. your top story on gb news this evening, the bbc has reportedly told gary lineker to step back from presenting match of the day until an agreement has been reached on his social media usage. it follows comments he made on twitter criticising th

the free speech union carried out some research a couple of weeks ago. published the report this week. it written about in the it was written about in the times yesterday. we asked all 41 police england and police services in england and wales what training give wales what training you give them forces about them to your police forces about them to your police forces about the protections in place the legal protections in place for the answer for free speech and the answer was 78% of those who responded said providing said they were either providing no training at absolutely no training at all or absolutely an absolutely negligible amount. one line on article ten of the european convention on human rights training. by rights diversity training. by contrast , they were receiving in contrast, they were receiving in voluminous amounts, and that's why they're getting that priorities it comes priorities wrong when it comes to protecting or to protecting free speech or protecting people's feelings. and if they spent a little less time that and a little more ti

toby young alongside him to the director of the free speech union.ll tell you what has got you guys talking. tonight's is the story that one of my if it was nigel described as nonsense at the start of the show. it is about the story about the guy that had dyslexia that was saying that he couldn't turn up for work because of is dyslexia anyway , the tribunal dyslexia anyway, the tribunal ruled in his favour and said that he was discriminated against. so many of you are getting in touch saying that dyslexia is not a disability, but it is dyslexia. it's class, it meets the criteria of a disability and it's covered by the equality act 2010. do you have dyslexia? how does it affect your timekeeping? i'm really interested , by the way, really interested, by the way, how it affects your timekeeping. first off, you don't want to do perhaps, maybe like go to work versus it would affect your versus how it would affect your timekeeping , stuff you timekeeping, the stuff that you do to do it. and i say like do want to do it. and i say like maybe your favourite d

so alongside me, toby young is the director of the free speech union . and a new face. ion. and a new face. we like those that way. michael walker , those that way. michael walker, contributing editor at novara media. good evening . good media. good evening. good evening. good evening to you, too. we're taking away at the table tonight. so if we all managed to sit seated on these stools , by the end of it, we get stools, by the end of it, we get a prize. a secret prize. i'll give you the details a bit later on. anyway, you know the drill. so it's not just about those three here. it is very much about you guys at home as well. what's mind tonight? get what's on your mind tonight? get in with me. all usual in touch with me. all the usual ways. gb views at gb news dot uk is the email. of course, if twitter your thing you can twitter is your thing you can get me there at michelle dewberry or news. now dewberry or at gb news. now i said a contravention contra of actual word to you. perhaps a little bit early on. trigger warning landlord . i have to say warning landlord. i hav

free speech laws. this might explain an awful lot. toby from the free speech unioncome back to free speech a freedom of request by the free speech union has found that police forces across the country aren't training their officers in article ten of the european convention . human rights, which convention. human rights, which protects free speech. the report claims officers are only being taught about gender ideology. so here to discuss report which is called the urgent need to teach police about free speech is toby young of the free speech union. welcome to hope . could you told welcome to hope. could you told me about the freedom of information request. you put it information request. you put it in on a hunch that. this is the kind of thing you would discover. yeah, well, it was actually the idea of carey research officer. she sent foia requests to all 41 police forces in england and wales to ask them kind of training on legal protections there are for free speech that they receive in the course of learning how to be police officers. yes. and the answer was really

free speech laws. this might explain an awful lot. toby from the free speech unionk to free speech a freedom of request by the free speech union has found that police forces across the country aren't training their officers in article ten of the european convention . human rights, which convention. human rights, which protects free speech. the report claims officers are only being taught about gender ideology. so here to discuss report which is called the urgent need to teach police about free speech is toby young of the free speech union. welcome to hope . could you told welcome to hope. could you told me about the freedom of information request. you put it information request. you put it in on a hunch that. this is the kind of thing you would discover. yeah, well, it was actually the idea of carey research officer. she sent foia requests to all 41 police forces in england and wales to ask them kind of training on legal protections there are for free speech that they receive in the course of learning how to be police officers. yes. and the answer was really shockin

toby young of free speech union and cora kennedy, the spectator, usa . clearly, one spectator, usa.ing , children shouldn't be laughing, children crying and things like . but is crying and things like. but is the answer to put social workers in charge ? no, i don't think so. in charge? no, i don't think so. i mean, it feels like state overreach. and in some ways typically , i mean, if you want typically, i mean, if you want to encourage parents to be a bit more responsible , i don't think more responsible, i don't think the way to do it is, to threaten them with prosecution. they put pictures of their children doing silly things on social media. you know, you could persuade them. you can educate them. but to threaten them with having their children's image rights taken and handed over to a social worker seems like state over.i social worker seems like state over. i mean, this is a problem that i encounter as a columnist in a way. jacob so i'm constantly of looking for material to fill my spectator column with, and i often find myself writing about my children . but recently they sta

we'll also be hearing from our acclaimed panel, director general of the free speech union, toby young author and journalist ella whelan. as ever, i want to hear from you, please get in touch by emailing mailmogg@gbnews.uk . but before mailmogg@gbnews.uk. but before all of that , been another busy all of that, been another busy day and here to keep up to date is polly middlehurst middlehurst . jacob, thank you and good evening to you. the top story today on, gb news, the government has agreed a pay offer with health unions representing nurses, ambulance staff and other nhs workers in england that receive a consolidated pay of 5% and an additional lump sum worth at least £1,655. if they back it. health unions have now suspended all planned and are recommending their members accept the deal in an upcoming ballot and that comes after health workers in scotland represented by the gmb union, accepted a 6.5% pay offer from the scottish government . from the scottish government. the prime minister says two days agreement is , a message to other agreement is, a message to other unions, to stop

former labour councillor kevin craig and journalists from the free speech union. emma webb as ever.t to hear from you. please get . in to hear from you. please get. in touch by emailing mail log at gb news. before all of that, it's been busy day and here to keep us up to date is polly middlehurst . jacob, thank you middlehurst. jacob, thank you and good evening to you. the top stories tonight. a woman has sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for perverting the course of justice after falsely accusing a number men of rape. 22 year old elena williams had also created a facebook post alleging she'd been the victim of an asian grooming gang . of an asian grooming gang. preston crown court heard how three of the men she'd falsely accused of rape had attempted to take their own lives. and at the time of her accusations , there time of her accusations, there were mass protests in her home town of barrow in furness in cumbria, with some businesses forced to close. williams will serve half her sentence in prison . the chancellor is set to prison. the chancellor is set to his spring

i in fact, a member of the free speech union, although i consider myself to be a liberal, a small l andhese reasons i regard the bbc as an institution, which, whilst it can occasionally make mistakes , which make certainly mistakes, which make certainly made mistake by suspending made a mistake by suspending gary lineker rather than just bringing him in and telling him to abide by the editorial guidelines , which is what tim guidelines, which is what tim davie have done in the davie should have done in the first believe that first place. but do believe that the is a truly valuable the bbc is a truly valuable institution whose absence institution among whose absence or privatised nation would diminish us greatly. something i can assure you that margaret agreed with, because although when she came to office, she was very keen to do something radical to bbc . she very radical to the bbc. she very quickly recognised her husband. denis kept the picture book casting house leading to the left it all with downing left on it all with downing street. in fact, the bbc was well, he was absolutely r

former labour councillor kevin craig and journalists from the free speech union. emma webb as ever.please get . in to hear from you. please get. in touch by emailing mail log at gb news. before all of that, it's been busy day and here to keep us up to date is polly middlehurst . jacob, thank you middlehurst. jacob, thank you and good evening to you. the top stories tonight. a woman has sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for perverting the course of justice after falsely accusing a number men of rape. 22 year old elena williams had also created a facebook post alleging she'd been the victim of an asian grooming gang . of an asian grooming gang. preston crown court heard how three of the men she'd falsely accused of rape had attempted to take their own lives. and at the time of her accusations , there time of her accusations, there were mass protests in her home town of barrow in furness in cumbria, with some businesses forced to close. williams will serve half her sentence in prison . the chancellor is set to prison. the chancellor is set to his spring budget with full cov

actually a very, well this is actually a very, very interesting investigation by toby young's free speech unionousands of hours that various police forces and down the country have been investing in equality, diversity and inclusion. and the thousands and thousands of pounds that were spent . but they pounds that were spent. but they compare to actually freedom of speech. how much time does each particular force look in to freedom speech upholding freedom of speech . trained on that and of speech. trained on that and actually it's practically nothing which explains why so many police arrest people for having gender critical views , having gender critical views, for instance, for preying outside abortion clinics . and outside abortion clinics. and you realise that all police forces have been by an ideology and they're investing all this money into the only training schemes when the reality is it should be going into keep off street safer. so i suppose question is we were saying earlier the message institutionally racist and all the rest of it does these two fit together what it seems me is that

actually a very, well this is actually a very, very interesting investigation by toby young's free speech unionousands of hours that various police forces and down the country have been investing in equality, diversity and inclusion. and the thousands and thousands of pounds that were spent . but they pounds that were spent. but they compare to actually freedom of speech. how much time does each particular force look in to freedom speech upholding freedom of speech . trained on that and of speech. trained on that and actually it's practically nothing which explains why so many police arrest people for having gender critical views , having gender critical views, for instance, for preying outside abortion clinics . and outside abortion clinics. and you realise that all police forces have been by an ideology and they're investing all this money into the only training schemes when the reality is it should be going into keep off street safer. so i suppose question is we were saying earlier the message institutionally racist and all the rest of it does these two fit together what it seems me is that

we were moving on anyway to have you on that direct to the speech speech union. i speech free literally we know what happened in the congo etc. and in haiti, in the congo etc. and you know, have to do you know, all they have to do now is slap rainbow now apparently is slap a rainbow on say, can't on something and say, you can't use woman because it use the word woman because it might trans and might offend trans people. and it's go. all is it's all there you go. all is forgiven. an oxfam forgiven. anyway, an oxfam spokesperson has had this to say . we are proud of using inclusive language. we won't succeed tackling poverty by excluding marginalised groups. this guide is not prescriptive if it is intended to help authors with a diverse range of people which we work with and we are disappointed that some people decided to misrepresent the advice offered by the guide, which clearly states the authors should respect the of should respect the desires of those wants to be described those who wants to be described as mother father. moving on as mother or father. moving on and that's

we'll also be hearing from our acclaimed panel, director general of the free speech union, toby youngt ella whelan. as ever, i want to hear from you, please get in touch by emailing mailmogg@gbnews.uk . but before mailmogg@gbnews.uk. but before all of that , been another busy all of that, been another busy day and here to keep up to date is polly middlehurst middlehurst . jacob, thank you and good evening to you. the top story today on, gb news, the government has agreed a pay offer with health unions representing nurses, ambulance staff and other nhs workers in england that receive a consolidated pay of 5% and an additional lump sum worth at least £1,655. if they back it. health unions have now suspended all planned and are recommending their members accept the deal in an upcoming ballot and that comes after health workers in scotland represented by the gmb union, accepted a 6.5% pay offer from the scottish government . from the scottish government. the prime minister says two days agreement is , a message to other agreement is, a message to other unions, to stop the strikes and star

but next in i'm cancelled founder and director of the free speech union and.brexit probe the latest on vaccine payouts? you don't want to miss this toby's right after the . break thank you for. staying up with us, gracious person. you did, jackass all the way but time first foreign cancelled and this is way person's top commentators speak out on controversial without the fear of the cancel culture. the rest of the media now boris johnson's allies told the media this week that the party great privileges was a kangaroo court that won't decide his fate fairly . johnson refused his fate fairly. johnson refused to say whether he with those comments when pressed by the panel today has been a concerted effort to de—legitimize the committee to call as a kangaroo court. have you character rise this as a kangaroo court, as a parliamentarian ? do you regret parliamentarian? do you regret that colleagues of ours who are also parliamentarians , have also parliamentarians, have called the privileges committee a kangaroo court ? there should a kangaroo court? there should be

but next in i'm cancelled founder and director of the free speech union and. the latest on vaccine payouts? you don't want to miss this toby's right after the . break thank you for. staying up with us, gracious person. you did, jackass all the way but time first foreign cancelled and this is way person's top commentators speak out on controversial without the fear of the cancel culture. the rest of the media now boris johnson's allies told the media this week that the party great privileges was a kangaroo court that won't decide his fate fairly . johnson refused his fate fairly. johnson refused to say whether he with those comments when pressed by the panel today has been a concerted effort to de—legitimize the committee to call as a kangaroo court. have you character rise this as a kangaroo court, as a parliamentarian ? do you regret parliamentarian? do you regret that colleagues of ours who are also parliamentarians , have also parliamentarians, have called the privileges committee a kangaroo court ? there should a kangaroo court? there should be no attempt

well, ask free speech union's toby pointed out.tty hard to take this woke virtue signalling from oxfam seriously. given members of its staff were accused sexually exploiting children after the haiti earthquake and that the charity was criticised heavily its handung was criticised heavily its handling of the situation laughable that it actually has the nerve attempt to take the woke high ground . now there are woke high ground. now there are examples everywhere the evolution of what it means to be a woman and a mother. evolution of what it means to be a woman and a mother . and as if a woman and a mother. and as if penods a woman and a mother. and as if periods and childbirth and menopause weren't enough, we're now having to deal with eradicating the reality that comes with being a woman. another that oxfam guidance suggest avoiding an oxfam aren't alone it feels across board. there are those who would like deny mothers the right to be called that the word woman already being done away with and its place people with or people who me

children not to have masks in schools we have to wear masks in schools we work with like the free speech unions ever again , around no lockdowns ever again, no restrictions without a cost benefit analysis. so suspending parliamentary scrutiny and ensuring transparency debate and particularly about putting the pubuc particularly about putting the public at the heart of things so not being told that the markets this or we must that because it's this crisis or that emergency but thinking calmly and rationally about what we need local regional and national democratic where the public is at the heart of things so people can see that together that creation the org alone people be listening to this and thinking oh well this guy must have been in politics for years. must have been local councillor . in politics for years. must have been local councillor. he must in politics for years. must have been been al councillor. he must in politics for years. must have been been having cillor. he must in politics for years. must have been been having politicala must have been having political ambitions of own t

we'll be joined by my distinguished panel, general secretary of the free speech union, toby young iswriter at the spectator, carr kennedy, former of the london assembly. peter whittle is also joining me for a conversation . all the topics conversation. all the topics that truly matter and much, much more coming up at 8 pm. on state of the nation okay, welcome back. now, the 1964 films zulu is the latest targets of woke activists after the movie was tied to far right extremists and prevents latest report. prevent, of course, is supposed to be that counter terror stuff, isn't it? which makes me wonder , one, to get makes me wonder, one, to get involved in this part of film star michael caine rubbished the that the picture led many to violence and extremism, stating defiantly there are no films. i wish i hadn't made . so is the wish i hadn't made. so is the film a bit of harmless fun or an outdated racist of times gone by? outdated racist of times gone by.7 with outdated racist of times gone by? with me now is bushra sheikh, former apprentice candidates and campaigner. i'm benjamin nine

lineker thing, reactions that and what a great guest i've got i happen have the founder of the free speech unionbeen in trouble previously for being outspoken on political topics so interested in that lots of reaction as well i've looking at so the lineker story and also i want to look at the plan that's kicked all of this off there's been a summit hasn't between sunak and macron the first one in many years some stuff's out of that so let's have a little delve into it, see what was created. all controversy in the first place. yeah, well, it sounds a cracking sounds like a cracking show. thank daphne . watching thank you, daphne. watching that. is it? a stay us on that. what is it? a stay us on gb i'm just going to read gb news. i'm just going to read some by the way, some of your tweets, by the way, some of your tweets, by the way, some the messages you sent some of the messages you sent with regard to lineker, patricia , that shook lineker up on his body. he has gone as well. he obviously agrees with tweet. obviously agrees with the tweet. it's bbc being it's time the bbc being a broadcaster le

foreign influence. opponent say that it would limit free speech and marked a shift toward authoritarianism. georgia, formerly part of the soviet union, has applied to become a member of the european union and the needle military alliance. let's bring an dw corresponded maria cut a mazda who is joining us in tbilisi. so tell us a little bit more, was the foreign agents bill withdrawn because of the protest. ah, yes, our at 1st glance it looks like that of, for the past few days, we have seen a very violent blushes between protest service and the georgian police. so given these kind of fight done with by georgian people, the government really decided to drop the bill. however, people and people seem very happy and cheerful. you know, to receive this news. however, there is some skepticism about it. we've managed to speak with some lewis and they told me that it's too early to say that the government is genuine about this decision because of important so far we have, we have heard only the rhetoric, but there were no additional actions taken as of now remind us of the major concerns about the law. well, why the law is widely seen as ru

elite state state of the union students at -- students at elite university shutting down free speech.'ll take you through the torment a federal judge, kyle duncan invited to speak olekowski stanford on covid, guns and more. getsto the podium and up comes the dean for diversity, equity and inclusion. she said this : >> this is a community i care about outside of that support is the juice worth the squeeze. your work has caused harm. in my job, it's so create a space of belonging for all people in this institution. many people in this administration do absolutely believe in free speech. stuart: okay. her argument is free speech causes harm. ridiculous. the judge wasn't allowed to speak. he called the whole thing a setup and so it was. he says, and i'm quoting if enough of these kids get into the legal profession, the rule of law will descend at the barber. oh, so true, sir. one year ago the same thing happened at another elite college, yale law school. the woke brigade shouted down bipartisan panel on civil liberties and no free speech at yale. the meeting was abandoned and the panelist

while the african union has warned against hate speech. vulgar, who, the situation has been very difficult and tenicia. we live in health. we don't go wild. people who have papers are free to go out when we go out the ketchup and put us in jail. people talk about repatriation. normally they send you to the airport, but they have prepared a special prism for sub saharan. when they catch you, they said you did. there are many good means who are in prison. the main opposition alliance and takia is in turmoil after a key member of the 6 party team signal it's pulling out of the block. the alliance is in disagreement of a huge your point. is that joint candidate to contest the presidential poll in may, some has your new has more from ankara. today we heard the 2nd largest position far to leader met alex, who also ran and who also was an interior miss there during the late 19th. and she said that she is, i guess is because she says, according to the public opinion polls, chemical role as an opposition candidate doesn't have my chance. and, and this is all on the polls. i'm kind of mayor monthly about someone made him a model in the polls come out as potential arrivals against

unions that really hate their kids. that's what's so disgusting. >> sandra: thanks to both of you. see you tonight. john. >> john: the debate over free speech back in the spotlight after a judge was shouted down at a stanford law school event and it's even got the ladies on "the view" taking up the issue with the take we don't often hear from them. >> sandra: now i look forward to new york columnist take, a warning about the woke pushes. she'll be joining us live next. hi, carol. >> maybe all the snowflakes in the world need to get over the fact that people are going to disagree with them. lomita feed is 101 years old this year and counting. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us to keep the amount of people that we needed and the people that have been here taking care of us. see if your business may qualify. go to getrefunds.com. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy, long lasting relief in a scent-free, gentle mist. (psst psst) flonase.

free speech once again clashing on campus. why students at george mason university want to cancel the graduation speech by their own governor glenn youngkin. plus investigating ties between the cdc and teachers uniontheir roles in keeping schools shut during the pandemic and the enormous lasting education damage to a generation of children. >> it's upon us to fully investigate whether officials truly placed the best interests of our nation's children first or were there other factors at play? every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. ever better. it's when disruption hits your supply chain and ryder makes sure you're ever delivering with freight brokerage to transportation management, truckload capacity and dedicated trucks and drivers. i >> martha: a bomb cyclone blasting california with heavy rain, high winds, heavy mountain snow adding to the historic totals in that heart of our country. it drenched the state today as a massive storm system swirls off the coast is rainshowers spreading across the state from re

speeches are famous is that berlin remained free. the wall did come down. now, we have to deliver on the intent that president biden delivered in kyiv and warsaw. and what the european union has been doing all along. since the beginning of the invasion, the atlantic council is remained firm in its commitment to the people of ukraine. the war has brought us back to our core mission, we were established over years to promote. we are stronger together and the transatlantic partnership must remain front and center. we've mobilized across our 16 program centers. our eurasia center leads our work in ukraine. our europe center shapes discussions on how europe is changing across the board. our global energy center focuses on the energy dimension and europe's energy decoupling from russia. the geoeconomics center for strategy and security lead support for ukraine in the military elements. our geographic center covers the regions across the world that have brought ukraine's story to all aspects of the world. as we mark the solemn anniversary, we keep ukrainians story front in mind. that backdrop, it is my honor to welcome the ambassador of ukraine oksana markarova, the ambassador o

free. of speech and expression to freedom of religion. on monday, flights were halted and israel ports stopped work alongside universities, embassies abroad malls and even mcdonald's stream . the leader of israel's largest union the historic general strike to stop what he called this judicial revolution. this craziness it seemed to have had the intended effect the income out of the desire to prevent a rift in the nation. i decided to suspend the 2nd and 3rd reading of the law in this session of the knesset. to give time to try and reach a broad agreement for netanyahu. this may be more than just a political setback. critics say the overhaul will help netanyahu in his ongoing corruption trial , a charge he denies. in a saturday evening interview with british journalist piers morgan's netanyahu denied he was pushing for autocratic rule to try to paint me as some third world autocrat is ridiculous. i believe in the balance. i'm a classic democrat with a small deer. i don't want to get into trouble with my american friends, but i must classic believer in the balance between the three branches of government . that's what ensures democracy and it's been thrown off balance in israel. we have to bring it back. before

speech sovereignty. freedom of association. patriotism trust in each other . they are what keep each other. they are what keep us free and the passing fans of the increasingly absurd liberal establishment, the european unionen borders, the suppression of national identity that led to brexit. that's why they are failing. so be of good heart. take cheer. the power of the global not succeed brexit shows how we can govern ourselves and this exposure prevent also shows the lunacy of the blob and nicola sturgeon's downfall was perhaps the icing on cake. anyone too frightened of me or. yes, minister is such a loony tune that the british voter will never let them succeed . tell me what you think succeed. tell me what you think . i want to know your views about this and the other subjects we discussed this evening. so please get in touch. email me . mail mogg at gb news email me. mail mogg at gb news dot uk. but again , more detail dot uk. but again, more detail on what i've been discussing. i'm so pleased to be joined by former country extremism officer now of the henry jackson society, charlotte attwood. charlotte, do you think that the henry jackson side would itself be on the list of extreme organisations on t

union pennsylvania on the independent line. caller: good morning. i feel the top threats to the united states is the ever-growing loss of free speech and the exchange of free ideas. host: what is the most obvious example of that? what do you see that most on a daily basis? caller: you see it a lot on your internet channels, like youtube. twitter not so much anymore. just recently, scott adams was canceled. when people speak or change free ideas or they have free speech to express themselves and it does not suit the politics, they cancel them. they shut them down completely. host: all right. we go to frank on the republican line in georgia. welcome. caller: good morning. this is a heavy topic. we are outnumbered and outgunned. if you look at the united arab world coming and russia and china, north korea, i do not see -- we keep spending. we have economic inflation. they did not get busy forming in ukraine, a loaf of bread will get $10 next year. maybe they would drive the budget down. i do not understand what we do not have socialized medicine in this country. would it cost us more? i do not know. maybe it would control health cause. you have to pay

union pennsylvania on the independent line. caller: good morning. i feel the top threats to the united states is the ever-growing loss of free speech and the exchange of free ideas. host: what is the most obvious example of that? what do you see that most on a daily basis? caller: you see it a lot on your internet channels, like youtube. twitter not so much anymore. just recently, scott adams was canceled. when people speak or change free ideas or they have free speech to express themselves and it does not suit the politics, they cancel them. they shut them down completely. host: all right. we go to frank on the republican line in georgia. welcome. caller: good morning. this is a heavy topic. we are outnumbered and outgunned. if you look at the united arab world coming and russia and china, north korea, i do not see -- we keep spending. we have economic inflation. they did not get busy forming in ukraine, a loaf of bread will get $10 next year. maybe they would drive the budget down. i do not understand what we do not have socialized medicine in this country. would it cost us more? i do not know. maybe it would control health cause. you have to pay

snowflake student unions to put their sensibilities their fragile sensibilities ahead of their universities, once position as bastions once proud position as bastions of speech, are afraid of of freeroness claire fox is the latest speaker to be deplatformed after royal holloway is debating society. well, a hint of irony bullied the university into cancelling her speech about white for the importance of discussion her heinous crime. she found this ricky gervais joke amusing women. i mean the old fashioned yelling out fashion women. oh you know the ones with wombs . oh you know the ones with wombs. oh those dinosaurs . no, you know the ones with wombs. oh those dinosaurs. no, i love you know the ones with wombs. oh those dinosaurs . no, i love the those dinosaurs. no, i love the new wave. i know the new i mean, that great. you know, the new ones. we've been seeing lately. they were the ones beards because they're as good as and earlier today during the house lords debate on the higher education speech bill, baroness foulkes called out the hypocrisy of actually offended royal holloway students who use to silence her watch student union bullied the society into disinviting the speaker

snowflake student unions to put their sensibilities their fragile sensibilities ahead of their universities, once position as bastions once proud position as bastions of speech, are afraid of of freeoness claire fox is the latest speaker to be deplatformed after royal holloway is debating society. well, a hint of irony bullied the university into cancelling her speech about white for the importance of discussion her heinous crime. she found this ricky gervais joke amusing women. i mean the old fashioned yelling out fashion women. oh you know the ones with wombs . oh you know the ones with wombs. oh those dinosaurs . no, you know the ones with wombs. oh those dinosaurs. no, i love you know the ones with wombs. oh those dinosaurs . no, i love the those dinosaurs. no, i love the new wave. i know the new i mean, that great. you know, the new ones. we've been seeing lately. they were the ones beards because they're as good as and earlier today during the house lords debate on the higher education speech bill, baroness foulkes called out the hypocrisy of actually offended royal holloway students who use to silence her watch student union bullied the society into disinviting the speaker.