i am john - cooper, the mp for dumfries and galloway— cooper, the mp for dumfries and galloway and i'm to unite the two sides of the party and i think— two sides of the party and i think he _ two sides of the party and i think he can draw people from both— think he can draw people from both sides. he has people like mark— both sides. he has people like mark fran ois who is on the right— mark fran ois who is on the right and _ mark fran ois who is on the right and also people who are a bit more — right and also people who are a bit more on the other side. does — bit more on the other side. does he _ bit more on the other side. does he have the policy is to do this? he has gone very hard on immigration and he is now seen as being very much more to the right so will he be the right person to win back voters that you lost to the lib dems? the idea that he is part of a lurch — the idea that he is part of a lurch to— the idea that he is part of a lurch to the right is nonsense, and i— lurch to the right is nonsense, and i think— lurch to the right is nonsense, and i think he is seeking commo

this has been have it out with galloway. and welcome back. back everyone to our rolling coverage here on press tv. iran has fired tuesday evening dozens of, i should say hundreds of ballistic missiles at key military and security targets in israel in response to deadly attacks on uh gaza and lebanon and throughout the region by the israeli zionist entity as well as the uh uh assassinations of senior hamas, hezbulah and irgc uh leaders. israel says large number of those missiles were in fact intercepted, a claim refuted by live images circulating online and across uh news uh outlet uh platform showing the scores of ballistic missiles penetrating the skies over tel avive and hitting targets on the ground. iran's islamic revolution revolutionary guard course says only 10% in fact of the missiles were intercepted and three military sites were uh successfully hit. muhammad. that is iran's uh military chief of staff um a general uh has this uh recount of last night's events in iran's retaliatory uh air strikes using state of the a

this has been have it out with galloway. over the past four decades, the islamic revolution guard core has made great strides in developing its missile capabilities, defense program to guarantee the country's deterrance power, but can iranian missiles deter the country's arch enemies from serious invasion, or can they punish them in case of invasion? now entering its uh fourth day, first of lines this hour, israel launches new airways on the lebanese capital, targeting the southern also of beirot with several violent strikes. the palestinian resistance moved hamas condemns israel's latest strike a gaza mosk that killed over 20 civilians. this placed people were taking shelter there. also on the headlines, tens of thousands hold rallies across the globe to condemn the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza and in lebanon on the eve of the first anniversary of the regime's war on gaza.

george galloway. uh well, i could talk to you personally to a full month and your quotes george. good to have you. um, we also see for you, yes, say right here and i'll do joe roof talk, but i remember you said you were going to the expert and you said, well, i'm going to try and get a questionnaire. but it seems like a lot of my boots and stay with the mob on emissions still stuff and by law tools they'll go cool to go and it was her, me, 7 pm. but oh right. you've all the 7 pm at that time. but just give us a sudden, well, for you, with the biggest take away from that press conference. well the biggest take away from me was the visceral hostility from the bbc and from nbc. in a situation where no russian broadcaster is even allowed to work in the united states or great breton, never mind, say a few meters away from the leader of the country and, and demonstrate just how much the uh, the country is involved. uh, hit the post. so it was remarkable that the bbc was allowed to ask a question. um, perhaps it was useful and uh, it showed the fools that the bbc has become, the bbc cor

do you see this movement as another vehicle for which marxists can further -- >> is galloway -- >> he was elected. >> in a muslim majority district. >> i would say the connection is right there but i with say they've attached themselves to a good they hate israel because they hate us. they see in israel an extension of us is when they call israel a white state -- they've never too -- they call us a white settler state. it is not -- pro-palestinian thing that i don't want to attach myself to, they start off being anti-american, anti-west, anti-judeo-christian civilization and that's the only reason they hate israel. that is why it's coming up all the time. they are saying, pro-palestinian demonstrators are saying we went the dissolution of the united states. it's like this. >> i was so shocked. i shouldn't be but i was so shocked by the quote you reposted of a pro-palestinian demonstrator who was caught on tape saying you know this isn't really about palestine or hamas, this is really about taking down the united states. >> i'm seeing it now more and more. >> the lady on the edge. >> t

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could say no, i have these i was cleaning one thing that helps me to see that there's lots of ms galloway. she goes to the mountain to sing, like he says that not going in the pot to boost the highest physical fact us with us for things and those are the i guess in law most of us the of it and our lunch. my i support the policy and you said the oh oh. 2 the miss anderson thank is yes. has the younger sister soon? it doesn't get to me. so i told him of select on the outside. come off that way. you'll have one. good. know my some of the copper have to get all my to get that i missed the seasons. right? yeah, yeah. and that is oh and they that the rest of the i the, i close this ticket 6 been prov. i need cost less. gibson is back to me if it can. i'm many times. oh, okay, cool. so i'm assuming i'm which s lot from them and see what's been left of us. mike might contribute pick on the id it was going on. so can you can email notification availability? yes, never in here to buy this item is worth clements, my pull to avoid that invest, but i unfortunately for the improvement under motives on

you've come to the right place, have it out with galloway to find out. said hussein mackey holds a ba in journalism and an ema in religions and global politics. he's been a student of the islamic sciences since 2012 at the seminary in lebanon and he joins us now. said hussein, thanks for joining us. very heavy blows uh have been uh borbed by the lebanese people, by the lebanese resistance, but the struggle continues, does it not? thank you for having me, george, and yes of course the struggle does continue, and for the place in which the lebanese people come from, especially the ethos of the lebanese resistance, they are not a people that are easily defeated, they understand their heritage, most of all, their heritage that comes from their belief. in imam al hussain imam hussain is the third shi imam and he is the inspiration which created sayid hasanlah and that is still alivelah is an individual an amazing individual but that light remains shining bright and so everyone looks towards the lessons they have from imam hussein which are when one is posed b

this has been have it out with galloway. over the past four decades, the islamic revolution guard core has made great strides in developing missile capabilities, defense program to guarantee the country's deterrance power, but can iranian missiles deter the country's arch enemies from serious invasion, or can they punish them in case of invasion? press tv headlines: israel launches new wave of air strikes on darhiya neighborhood of the lebanese capital using bunkerbuster bombs to attack civilian buildings. nearly two, nearly 20 palestinians are killed after an israeli airstrike targets. occupied west bank city of tolkarm and its refugee camp. also on the headlines, iran condemns israel's designation of the un chief as persona nangrata saying the regime seeks to make gutieras.

come and have it out with galloway, if you are hard enough. over the past four decades, the islamic revolution guard core has made great strides in developing its missile capabilities, defense program to guarantee the country's deterrance power. but can iranian missiles deter the country's arch enemies from serious invasion, or can they punish them in case of invasion? october 7th, 2023.

george galloway, the leader of the work is potty of britain form and p. thank you. it's so was no thank you sir. i'm reminded of us here as ask is we wrap up the phrase conference here. you know, so many members of bricks are also members of opec. and oh, big plus, that means energy is, is basically in the hands. we've talked about them developing a grain exchange come or commodities exchange. we will no longer be present price for our price. in the western countries. they bought the shipping lanes. they bought the geostrategic ports, bricks can feed and fuel the world. saskia. i mean it has been quite struck. can we be witnessing history here? i think from the beautiful city because i, which of course stands out the crosswords between asia and europe. it is a cultural and a trade hub. it is mode, see religious multi ethnic. and so it symbolized. so i think the spirit of bread. yeah. perhaps a more modern day constantinople right here in the diverse russian city of cars on well from a real research. i assess kids say that it's been an absolute, the pleasure of havin

and hezbollah also said they, they hit the samsung base which is in the apo galloway. but as he says, this has been going on for many decades and has ball up was born out of the conflict with israel. here's my lights. report has below his being considered as the middle and sometimes controversial fighting force operating level for decades. but it would be as well as walton garza and subsequent confirmation to nothing on the would testifies and group and create it dangerous environment 11 on and the middle east. the conflict between hezbollah and it's ralph stretches back nearly half a century. and in pushing here was 1982. this is when israel and fated elaborate on rolling and types of course of buddha, i'm pushing food on the ground. at this point, a civil war had already been raging and nothing on the years. this is probably the cross border tax between the posting and the ration organization o p l a. c. it's right, the army. these ratings occupied southern leaven on all the way to pay routes. the piano will forced out, but it's rout state and would contribute to mas

this was dumfries and galloway earlier on.t is because we have got high pressure with us at the moment. it is going to slip its way slowly eastwards, and the went will start to strengthen a little as we go through the night. it is certainly strongest further north and west. that means it will be fog free overnight. we keep some clearer skies, a bit more of a breeze blowing through the irish sea, and eventually we will see some rain threatening the far north—west. but it will stay there for much of the day tomorrow. to start, single figures, but not a bad start. a lot of sunshine around. clouding over from the west as we go through the day, they wind strengthening, gusts close to 50 mph in the far north—west of scotland. maybe some rain arriving into the western isles by the end of the day. but in the sunshine, despite the breeze, pleasant enough, 16—17, maybe even 17 in the moray firth as well. then it becomes a

for instance, in the u.k., where you have the communist and pro-chinese sympathizer, galloway, who just was elected parliament on the back of this. do you see this movement as another vehicle for which marxists can further? you mean the pro-hamas movement? yes. is calloway again in parliament? he was elected in muslim majority district, so. so actually i would say that they the connection is right there, but i don't say i wouldn't say that they have attach themselves this they hate israel because they us no they they they they they see in israel an extension of us when they call israel a white settler state, which is they've never been to israel i suppose it's because they call us a white settler state. so it's not that the marches attack. oh yeah. this is pro-palestinian thing that i wanted to push myself to. no, no. they start off being anti and anti-west and judeo-christian civilization and that's the only reason they hate israel. and that's why it's coming up all the time. they're saying these pro-palestinian demonstrators are saying, no, actually, what we want is a dissolution. the

but joining me now is john cooper, who's the mp for dumfries and galloway.ing robert jenrick, aren't you? mr cooper, why do you think he did well in that? >> i think he did very well. i think he was powerful. i think he was passionate, he was personal and he was patriotic. and he's got a plan which i think is one of the key things. when you're electing a leader, you need someone with a plan that's ready to go. he's talking about renewing the conservative party. that's what we need. >> he's calling you the new conservatives, isn't he? mr generic, like new labour. is that really the example you want to follow? >> there's nothing like new laboun >> there's nothing like new labour. i think that's fairly clear. but he has got a plan and that's important. and one of the things he's very clear on is the european convention on human rights. and although i think voters in my rural area in dumfries and galloway and scotland are not obsessed with immigration, it is an issue. why is it, though, that you can do this when you're in power? >> martin daubney in gb news is s

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fruity stuff about palestine standard for humanity, stand for palestine, stand for george galloway,others and sisters, we can make history. we've got tax payers spending money on woke jolly ups like black history month, all about hair and insight into afro textured hair. hosted by the dvla . right? hair. hosted by the dvla. right? lesbian visibility week at the bank of england. and as well we've got an off beat sari exhibition going on. so fantastic . that's great. it's fantastic. that's great. it's estimated that these ridiculous things could cost the taxpayer more than £25 million a year. by more than £25 million a year. by 2040. | bet more than £25 million a year. by 2040. i bet we're not paying them less to sit around at home instead of having to get the train to work every day. are we? this is the same civil service that david lammy felt the need to appease by hoisting the bisexual awareness flag outside the foreign office . it's the the foreign office. it's the same civil service that nearly handed gibraltar back to the spanish without a single shot being fired . sound familia

but i wanted to ask you as well, you know, scott galloway wrote a book some years ago called the four. he referred to it. he was speaking about amazon, apple, facebook, and google and the power that they held suggests, well, perhaps more than suggesting that we need anti-itch trust measures to break them up. you do mention in your book you talk about the power that amazon has, that wal-mart has. any thoughts in terms of government policies that would come into play here? oh, antitrust enforcement is long overdue and has got to be at the center of rethinking the supply chain. i mean, one of the things we haven't talked about yet is that a lot of the shortages i mean, you know, the title of my book, how the world ran out of everything, a lot of the shortages are a reflection of engineered scarcity in our modern economy. so the unfunny punch line of every chapter in my book, is that something fails, you know? oh, the shippi industry can't provide enough containers. so shipping prices skyrocket. oh, you know, the trucking companies, they can't find enough drivers. and so it's very hard to

. >> dumfries and galloway. john cooper joins behind robert jenrick. gentlemen, good morning to both of you. and robert. could i ask you first of all or john, sorry, could i ask you first of all, how close is this race? >> so i think it's close . i >> so i think it's close. i think we've moved on now from what was what i called the tories have got talent, which was the kind of broad, large numbers. and we've moved down to two. so it's kind of the hunger games now. and at the end of this there can be only one. i'm confident that that's going to be robert jenrick. >> right, nigel, how strong is cami's campaign ? cami's campaign? >> i think you've seen she's incredibly popular with the membership and she's out and about across the country now, making sure that we get every single vote. we're not taking anything for granted. this is a tough fight. >> are you concerned nigel and john might have a different opinion to you on this? are you concerned that kemi badenoch for all her, you know, strong qualities? lots of people love that she shoots from the hip th

this was dumfries and galloway earlier on. we have got some beautiful sunshine closing out the day along that kent coast as well. that is because we have got high pressure with us at the moment. it is going to slip its way slowly eastwards, and the went will start to strengthen a little as we go through the night. it is certainly strongest further north and west. that means it will be fog free overnight. we keep some clearer skies, a bit more of a breeze blowing through the irish sea, and eventually we will see some rain threatening the far north—west. but it will stay there for much of the day tomorrow. to start, single figures, but not a bad start. a lot of sunshine around. clouding over from the west as we go through the day, they wind strengthening, gusts close to 50 mph in the far north—west of scotland. maybe some rain arriving into the western isles by the end of the day. but in the sunshine, despite the breeze, pleasant enough, 16—17, maybe even 17 in the moray firth as well. then it becomes a little more tricky as we