james: gerry baker was in singapore this week and asked u.n. republic of china nicholas burns about china's response to biden's comments and any potential threat to the u.s. gerry: i'm wondering, ambassador, i mean, isn't it now time that we, message that we get this message prosecute president, we seem to be hearing it loud and clear, is that actually the message now, that the united states wants china and the rest of the world to hear? >> the president spoke to the united nations general assembly a week ago yesterday, and he spoke directly to this issue. and he reaffirmed our one china policy of the last five decades, the policy that every administration of both parties has adhered to. and he further said that we don't support, will not support any change, unilateral change to that status quo. that's a very important statement. if anyone has changed policy here, it's really the people's republic of china with their overreaction nearly two months ago now to speaker pelosi's visit. you saw what they tried to do. we've had a -- on taiwan strait

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gerry baker from the "wall street journal."or those here in london, many raises a glass to their beloved between elizabeth. watch this. >> nestled in the heart of london sits the shepherd market. filled with cafes and pubs. the passing of the queen at the forefront of the conversation. >> i thought she was an amazing woman. it was like -- she was like a mother to us all really. always there. >> sad. very sad. she was a lovely, strong lady. we'll never see the likes of her. old school. we'll never see the likes of her again i don't think. she's with her husband. i think -- my thoughts is that when he died, i honestly thought she would be long after him anyway. >> people have gathered in good times and bad since the 1700s. this week many a glass has been raised in the memory of queen elizabeth. >> martha: and another live look now at westminster hall. people continue to stream in and pay their respects lining up by the thousands to queen elizabeth, ii. that little girl getting her turn to go in. that's "the story" for tonight. i'

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gerry baker, very good to see you. >> thank you. >> neil: you cut to the chase of this argument.that are outraged about this now, the migrants showing up at their door step first didn't say boo when this was happening in texas. similarly didn't say boo when president biden was sending planes, ten times as many illegal immigrants all over the country in the middle of the night. >> if you're going to get worked up with hypocrisy and politics, you'll be all over it. but particularly -- >> neil: you wrote this. >> you're very kind words. thanks for that. thank you very much. i'm be charging you for that. >> neil: it worked with president biden, can work with me. >> no, the particular thing that is so gracing for me, there's blame on both sides. we know that. you're very good at calling out both sides. but it's the virtual signals and the moral superiority that typically democrats put themselves in. when it's the climate, they're saving themselves against the evil republicans that want to fill their gas guzzlers. the republicans are these evil people that just want to lock everybody u

billy connolly and gerry rafferty used to perform as the humblebums. and who knew the earworm that then became bakermost strongly associated, of course, with the discovery of stan laurel. we're in the legendary barrowland ballroom, the home of dance culture in glasgow and the place where lulu was discovered, who went on to smash eurovision with boom bang—a—bang. 0ther glaswegian acts have entered eurovision with varying degrees of success. # a lonely cloud #. in 1966, kenneth mckellar wore a kilt and came eighth. # it's only the light. # that fades through the night #. in 1987, taxi driver turned singer rikki peebles missed the top ten. # i love you! but the following year, glasgow's scott fitzgerald was second — one point behind the winner, celine dion. and glasgow's biggest eurovision fans are daring to dream that the event could be heading to their city. i'm so excited. i've travelled to lots of eurovisions before — vienna, kyiv, turin — but having it in the actual city i live in, only a half—hour walk from my house, is just unbelievable. it's like christmas coming home. it would be amazing if gl