larry: all right, gregg jarrett, first welcome back. happy new year. you know. i don't understand, how you prosecute a former president, for actions he took while he was president. three years later. i never understand that. it has to be -- i am not the lawyer. but i don't know how you get away with that gregg jarrett, maybe immunity is not the best argument maybe free speech would be a better argument, what do you think? >> the immunity argument is hard for trump to make, because there is no precedent. and based on the discourse today, i think that sol is right. the three judge panel appeared skeptical that a president has absolute i thinimmunity for any alleged criminal acts in office that does not mean in the long run trump's argument is not credible, i think it is. but that is to say, he acted 1 sis t with his sworn today to enforce the laws including ensuring laws of free and care election, if he saw evidence of fraud or believed there was faulty vote counting event if that believe was mistaken is he not entitled and duty bound to bring illegal challenges a

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. >>> while it's a mixed basket for foodies in the uk with g greggs topping things.the world bank warns the world is on pace for the slowest in 20 years and 2020s will go down as a decade of wasted opportunity. it's deputy chief economist tells cnbc global financial conditions will remain tight for the foreseeable future. >> i think investment bankers will wait and see persistent decline in inflation and take action accordingly. >> as i said, restrictive financial conditions will be the test for the foreseeable future. >>> and france appoints its youngest ever prime minister as 34-year-old 34-year-old gabriel attal assumes office with a wider cabinet shuffle ahead. >>> well, after a somewhat subdued start in all of these ind indices, they have started to move into green risk-on territory. we have the ftse 100 down, basically flat. we're keeping a close eye on the grocery sector in the uk. i'll get to that in a moment. but cac 40 is taking a shuffle. we have a confirmed president trump -- prime minister in france. what they're trying to do is put the government in a b

and i want to thank the governor andill's and charlie and judd gregg and the mayor, the new mayor afteryears. don, thank you very much. joe malone from massachusetts. we appreciate your help and we will we will prove the power of a commonsense conservative, , appealing to every element of our party. that's what we need to do. a commonsense conservative, appealing to every element of our party. and that is bob dole, a common sense conservative. and in the end, one thing unites all of us is freedom. and we're inspired by the live free or die, we stand for freedom of debt, freedom from oppressive taxation, freedom from welfare, dependance. and it's time to reclaim this precious birthright for every american. and just one thing stands in our way. just one step musttill be taken. as i have said, president clinton has admitted at least he said it in the state of the in much of the era of big government iswe all know it wilr end until the age of clinton has ended as well. and that will end this november 1996. so tuesday, we continue that task. we are at the beginning of something great, on the

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here with analysis former harvard law professor alan dershowitz and legal analyst gregg jarrett.to start with you, greg. to listen to the democrats, they can't run on their record. what are the big talking points beyond trump is evil, january 6th, the republicans are racist and sexist narrative that they always use. is democracy in peril? democracy in peril, how ironic coming from the people that are trying to take donald trump off the ballot so that people can't vote for him and "b" trying to litigate him off the ballot and tie him up for an entire election year and keep him in court not out on the campaign trail. a little hypocritical, wouldn't you say? >> it absolutely is. the main secretary of state who turned for her 15 minutes of fame is a perfect example. it was inevitable that state would halt the unilateral decision because the u.s. supreme court will now decide whether biden democrats are contorting the 14th amendment to kick the opponent off the ballot. the high court hearing is in three weeks. should be unanimous. the 14th amendment doesn't apply to the president. tha

let's bring in survival and active shooter former snipeer in alex coker along with aviation expert greggoth. the pictures are amazing. i know you're an aviation expert here. when i saw it first came in i thought man if you can get half the people off that plane it really is a miracle. the fact they got everybody off? i wonder if you think greg it's because the a-350 is the first all carbon fiber plane. i wonder if aluminum would have given the passengers that type of protection. >> yeah, that's a great question. i don't think we know exactly the answer to that question yet, trace. but i think we'll find out. temperature a-380 this particular one was manufactured with composite material so it's lighter, it's much more fuel efficient aircraft over the aluminum manufactured aircraft which have been for decades that's how aircraft were manufactured. >> trace: yeah. >> so it's a good indicator that, you know, that maybe led to passengers being able to get off the aircraft faster. >> trace: yeah, something was kind of working in their favor. alex, to you, you're a survival expert. you look at

gregg, i love like a brother. you've done an amazing. a grade of a-plus. but your time at national defense university is over. you have until 5 p.m. today to resign and or you're fired. and i'm ordering you to get a psychiatric evaluation. this week at walter reed. sir do you think i was disappointed? no. i declared. thank you, chairman. i hugged him and said, god me in this job and he's going to move me to an even bigger job because he's got bigger missions for me to. i underwent three psychiatric evaluations month three times. diagnosed fit for duty. but the doctors were wrong. after being fired, i retired early and was later hospitalized. the book details many more intense manic episodes. what goes up must come down. and that is particularly true with disorder. so after being fired over the next four months, i spiraled, then crashed into a complete breakdown. mind, body, spirit. for mostly euphoric mania to anger bitter and paranoid delusions. then into a hopeless, crippling depression and terrifying psychosis. in november 2014, i did an emergency walk

gregg, how dare you? ho to retraction. >> okay. how do we know elvis wasn'tion. already a hologram? ha >> do we have you? have you guys ever met elvis? wt oh, i can't wait for the hologram groupies. like, what kind of writer does a hologram get? in the first metoo case, i was. i was assaulted. d by a a hologram? look, the problem here is he's deadogram.. >> so the only benefactor are people not doingulte the wo. you're freeloading relatives. this is why. my i'm licensing my likeness now. so hologram greg can performperr while i'm alive and i can reapm the deserved benefits. because what's the point of having a hologram? five? because they will do that oncelo we're all dead just so jesse's kids can get another once we vo. i'm not paying for your education. you should do multiple hologramboat. s. be on i could be on tour all over the country. that's what it's for. this is not for dead. >> this is for us. so we can.ney but let me monitor your greedy little freaks. that's enougbecawe areh. two things. one is kind of like a sad things to say thing this, but why? i think this kind of inno

gregg that's not how the system works. i know they thought it was a cute talking point wheem wi n they no, we want a public sai hearing. you can. and then colmer, to his credit, said, sure, we'll give you a public hearing publihearin. d we depose you behind closed doors and we have the freedodo m to ask you the questions that we might not be able to ask you iskn. that's how that's how that system works. but they want to change the whole system every step of the way, which is it's kind of a life story of hunter. they didn't want to charge. him. the fix was in. then the whistleblowers come out, then he gets a sweetheartse deal that fell flat on its face because of one judge. and no w we are with a very biased special counsel. but garland, he's got to he'sll got to be thinking about how this all impacts him. no?. w yeah, absolutely. and again, don't give garland an excuse not to prosecute hunter biden for contempt. just issue a new subpoena.a ne >> but look, a deposition is vital. >> it's important, which is why it's used bec

gregg now, they told donald for all kinds of reasons that he couldn't.hey dukedom, as i see ihe coult. aid th they told him there are civil service protections that stop seections. ring bureaucrat aides get to do this thing called reading the law, though those civil service protections only protect against individual employeeprotecti, they do not ad to mass layoffo s. d ma and mass firings are absolutely what i am bringing the dcucracy bureaucracy. >> wow. i do not believe in incremental reform . e in it doesn't work. i believe in actually shutting it down. and that's how i'm going to get. the country back. so that means i could actually fire my whole staff. whbut i but if i just want to fire one person like i don't and i'd have to fire them all. okay. all right. chicken lizard. i don't know if that actually makes sense. it actually makes sense. yeah, it does. okay. this guy, chicken lizard. i can't believe i'm saying that. asks es eve i am, if elected, what woult woul first executive ordered be once in office and would it be on day one? >> i do have a l

gregg before you jump in, i'll just add, you know, a decade so later, john jay and the federalist goesat length about how the americans have such great fortune to be one people. and he goes to such detail, almost all of which seems a great overstatement. maybe aspira national fake until you make it. but you look right there on the declaration of the first sentence. it's one people act take away from. that for me is that the liberty being claimed is for one people, not individuals but one people to dissolve the bands which, connect them with another. and in fact, well before john jay edmund burke in his speeches, his parliamentary speeches on america, it noted this, he said the americans are develop their own manners and sentiments and and opinions had had in fact, become a people. and i think if looks at what follows immediately in the preamble of the constitution, the bit underscored the grievances, the right being claimed in the manner they are described makes sense. the rights of a people much more than they make sense as the rights of isolated individuals. and i just point out that

gateshead. roll at a greggs in gateshead. we're just here to talk we're not just here to talk amongst ourselves, though. we want send your want your input. send your thoughts your thoughts and probably your complaints to gbviews@gbnews.com. let's see if you can outdo our panellists in the opinion stakes. but you can outdo our panellists in the opinion stakes . but before the opinion stakes. but before we let the dogs out , it's over we let the dogs out, it's over to sam francis for your saturday night . news darren, thank you night. news darren, thank you very much. >> good evening. i'm sam francis in the gb news room. the headunes in the gb news room. the headlines at seven. well first to some breaking news. it's being reported that rishi sunak's new pensions minister is being investigated for breaching expenses rules. according to the times , paul maynard used more times, paul maynard used more than £100,000 of taxpayers money to promote the conservative party and his own re—election. the amount that appears to have been sp

but when you walked in here, you passed on the comment that geordie gregg made.f the daily mail, now editor in chief of the independent, who was on our panel this morning. what did he say? at the end of the david cameron interview, i asked him how he thought it went and he said he purred, "the rolls—royce is back." henry, live reaction to that gossip from the green room? well, i mean, it's certainly true that once you've been prime minister, you know, as tough and forensic as laura's interviews are, i'm sure they are slightly less stressful for lord cameron than they are for most of the cabinet ministers. this is a recurring theme of the weekend newscast. it's rishi sunak who gave him thatjob. yes, he surprised people on downing street like henry. he's wielding him, if i may use that phrase, in more and more muscular ways. and he's allowed him perhaps to go to ukraine. it's a train that my paper says today was a steel chain, had a bet on it. you've made thejourney in the back of a van. i think they're a duo. i think we should just say on this newscast, it's almos

gateshead. roll at a greggs in gateshead.t ourselves, though. we want send your want your input. send your thoughts your thoughts and probably your complaints to gbviews@gbnews.com. let's see if you can outdo our panellists in the opinion stakes. but you can outdo our panellists in the opinion stakes . but before the opinion stakes. but before we let the dogs out , it's over we let the dogs out, it's over to sam francis for your saturday night . news darren, thank you night. news darren, thank you very much. >> good evening. i'm sam francis in the gb news room. the headunes in the gb news room. the headlines at seven. well first to some breaking news. it's being reported that rishi sunak's new pensions minister is being investigated for breaching expenses rules. according to the times , paul maynard used more times, paul maynard used more than £100,000 of taxpayers money to promote the conservative party and his own re—election. the amount that appears to have been spent includes printing, stationery and on rent . the station

if you look at article 4 i saw your column gregg jarrett of the constitution. it mandates that the federal government protect the states against invasion. these fbi luminaries are saying this is an invasion of military age male foreigners that are posing the biggest threat to american security. well, that sounds like they are within the law to me. >> absolutely. article 1, the state's have a sovereign interest in protecting their borders from invasion. it literally uses the word invade. that right becomes elevated where a president abdicates his duty under article 4 to protect the states against invasion. the question is, is this an invasion? as you point out the fbi says it is and it most certainly is when you have 8 million foreigners overrunning our border by breaking the law, which makes it a federal crime to come here illegally. read it yourself. and the result is an onslaught of armed gangs, violent criminals, human traffickers, drug cartels, terrorists, smugglers armed with deadly fentanyl. you know americans are being harmed every day with home intrusio

. >> harris: in "focus" yesterday former new hampshire governor judd gregg said he endorsed nikki haley. >> the path to the nomination is narrow. there is no question about that. desantis doesn't have a path. but haley does. it is very narrow. there are a large number of states on super tuesday that trump won't do well in. massachusetts, maine, vermont, california, colorado. she could come out of super tuesday with a significant delegate count and then a two-person race things change. >> harris: power panel now. shermichael singleton, former deputy chief of staff of housing and urban development. doug schoen democrat poling expert. let's start with nikki haley. i want to get your take, shermichael. >> new hampshire will be a bellwether for her. the question is, can she win enough to not be behind trump by 20 or more points? if she can, then i think there is a palatable message to argue to her donors and potential voters she can go into south carolina, her home state and how she could succeed in super tuesday where the voters are more moderate leaning independent republicans. but if she

by the way fani willis and her paramore, that is what gregg jarrett called her last night, boyfriendnce. the guy was married for a lot of this. he is now getting a divorce. she will have to testify at the divorce. so, mark, the biden legal war may be stalled in georgia? >> hey, this guy is doing work no american wants to do, dating fani willis and getting six, how bad you have to give somebody $650,000 to go out with you. this fulton county has a horrible, horrible history. this same county drummed up charges on martin luther king and put him in jail. if not for john f. kennedy calling and screaming you would never have seen martin luther king again. georgia was so embarrassed they expunged his record a couple years ago, king. this is the same thing all over again, persecution of a political opponent. larry: this is joe, strikes me, this is total corruption, that is what you got going here, total corruption. what is very important to me, what i think will be very important politically, this guy, this prosecutor, whatever his name is -- >> nathan wade. larry: that's nan wade, the boyf

greggs, one bright spot, everything else that you want to eat and consume, they're working very well.s today. let's talk about tomorrow. clearly the main event is going to be the c.p.i. data out of the united states. we also got the e.c.b., sounding more cautious than the fed at the moment. too early to talk about rate cuts, there's a c.p.i. claims number. the weak claims print, many people aren't applying, and that's maybe painting a picture of a strong labor market. what are we going to see tomorrow? and then we're going to get a continuation of the sainsbury thing, tesco, marks & spencer, a strong run. but it's the length what sainsbury what tesco are going to tell us. >> if we're tracking my budget, i'm not spending anything. i got a strict budget, i'm a great example, as we always say, what the consumers are doing, even in the u.k. let's get some analysis on what to expect on tesco. he has a reduced recommendation on the stock, with a price target of 320. what are you expecting tomorrow? >> so i am expecting the fees, especially in the u.k. i expect it to be 50 basis points. and

governor judd gregg, great to have you on. days after president biden said iran knows not to do anything, well, now it's attacked in the middle east has gotten stronger. the latest coming dangerously close to a u.s. consulate and iran's backed and trained terrorist fighters have spent months targeting our forces in the region. all the tension as controversy continues around the defense secretary's secret hospitalization. he is out of the hospital after two weeks there on a return, a complication, a surgery the white house has never informed of contemporaneously. they didn't know for days where he was. steve hilton in "focus" next. thw you can get it without a satellite. one more reason to finally get rid of cable. but getting rid of the cable guy... ...might not be as easy. oh yeah, touchback! visit directv.com for up to $200 reward card. my name's brian hoeflinger, and because of tiktok, i have the power to educate people and hopefully save lives. when my son brian died in a drunk driving accident, i put out a video about it

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tiff needell gregg, thank needell and neil gregg, thank you very much. happy year you very much. . okay. you're take care lads. okay. you're watching and listening to gb news up , a watching and listening to gb news up, a liberal news coming up, a liberal democrat finds a quarter of democrat poll finds a quarter of 18 to 34 year olds are forced to play 18 to 34 year olds are forced to play diy doctors because they can't get seen by a professional. can the nhs truly ever recover from this rock bottom? i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel only on gb news the people's channel only on gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's 528. you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news on new year's day. now the liberal democrats have claimed almost a quarter of britain's tried and failed to see their gp face to face in 2023. some 23% could not get an appointment in the local area, while 3 in 10 gave up booking one altogether. for many turned to diy medical help or went to the a&e department instea

. >> welcome to the land of law and relations ship news joinon't us launch in greggs romans corner. >> the exper it. >> is your relationship unstable? if you're fighting over cable, is the marriage doomed? >> if joy reads in the realmyulc and could watching rachel maddow without compunction lea d to erectile dysfunction problemsn lead t? a new study finds that news media often starts fights between romantic partners with opposing political views. >> wels withl that's amazing.co >> who conducted this study? the institute of stuffnducte that should be obvious. >> apparently,bleep about 30%f of americans are in relationships with people they don't agree with politicallyicans are in, wh is good. but it presents a problem when picking a news network to watch. it pickin makes sense.d that's why taylor swift and i always went to bed angryalways. glad she's happy, though. so these couples ask themselves, will it be fox or msnbc? >> d it beo we watch it together separately and in secret? it's a known fact that manyt hoe rent motels by the hour just to watch. just togutfeld i know. d that p and

fox news analyst gregg jarrett, along with harvard professor alan dershowitz. okay, that's article one, section ten. i see this as states having a sovereign right to protect their bordert to pros. 4 and if you look at article four, i saw your column, greg jarrett, of the constitution. it mandates that the federalrnmp government protect the states against invasion. well, these fbi luminaries are saying this is an invasion i of military age, malere foreigners that are posing wee biggespot to american security. well, that sounds like they're withinthatlike the law . oh, absolutely. i mean, article one, the states have a sovereign interest in protectinign ing borders from invasion. it literally uses that word invade and that. thght, sean, becomes elevated where a president abdicatest abi his duty underca article four to protect the states against invasion. >>o protec so the question is, you know, is this an invasion? >> well, as you point out, the fbinvasioni says it is and t certainly is. >> when you have 8 millionyo foreigners overrunning our border by breaking f

henry gregg and christina. >> there were unions, clergy, community members and palestinians from the bay area all united in support of the civil lawsuit filed in federal court. the defendants, president biden and his administration in the people of palestine, have the right to live in peace and impassioned rally outside the oakland federal building, as a judge inside heard from plaintiffs hoping to cut off funding to israel's military if the biden administration had the will, they could end this genocide today. >> they if they wanted defense for children, international palestine is suing president biden and the federal government. >> the group is asking a judge for preliminary injunction barring the u.s. from providing military, financial and diplomatic support for israel. free free palestine. three. >> bring us the arab resource and organizing center says the u.s. is spending money that could be better spent. >> they could end the billions of dollars going to the genocide of my family, and instead using it on things like health care and housing, all the necessities that we need here

here with reaction, fox newset,x legal analyst gregg jarrett, fox news contributor jason chaffetzontribut. jason, let's start with you tonight. you know, when you have a guy that doesn't have a lot of experience in criminal times prosecutions and you're paying him, you know, oh, three times what the fulton county d.a. herself was being paid, and then she becomes the beneficiary of the high dollars that he's making off of her office to go ela on these elaborate vacations. k. huh? i don't know. makes me scratch my headow, ma and said, well, maybe there's a conflict here. i don't. i'm maybe i'm just naturallydent suspicious and suspicious about resident now. but i did live many years in new york. maybe i'm too cynical. yeah, well, that'll happen when you live in new york. look, why won'mostt she answer the most obvious question. >> is she having an affair or ta relationshirelatip with the n that she paid more thanshe ru $600,000 still using taxpayer money? >> that's a pretty simple question. she church claims te to the church and clas that it's just because of their ethnicitony that that peo

but when you walked in here, you passed on the comment that geordie gregg made.d he say? at the end of the david cameron interview, i asked him how he thought it went and he said he purred, "the rolls—royce is back." henry, live reaction to that gossip from the green room? well, i mean, it's certainly true that once you've been prime minister, you know, as tough and forensic as laura's interviews are, i'm sure they are slightly less stressful for lord cameron than they are for most of the cabinet ministers. this is a recurring theme of the weekend newscast. it's rishi sunak who gave him thatjob. yes, he surprised people on downing street like henry. he's wielding him, if i may use that phrase, in more and more muscular ways. and he's allowed him perhaps to go to ukraine. it's a train that my paper says today was a steel chain, had a bet on it. you've made thejourney in the back of a van. i think they're a duo. i think we should just say on this newscast, it's almost like a regent. i think we should just say on this newscast, it's almost like a regent. he's almost

uh, but yeah, the by—product can be used as filling in greggs vegan sausage rolls. is going to be thrilled with this, isn't she the, um. so just gonna say it was called firefly green fuels. i understand the fire. i understand why flies are involved. it's the perfect name for this kind of project . yeah, for this kind of project. yeah, yeah. sorry. christopher i just got the mental image of them. >> absolutely. yeah. of course. >> absolutely. yeah. of course. >> yeah . i was thinking of >> yeah. i was thinking of flying. like flying . flying. like flying. >> yeah, i was trying. i know that's what they mean, that's probably what they mean, but trying it but i was trying to turn it around to flies. buzz around the other didn't work other flies. it didn't work as a joke. we joke. let's be honest. we can all facts i tried all face facts there. i tried not everyone's going to a not everyone's going to be a swing hit. swing and a hit. >> maybe other people out there listening was >> maybe other people out there list> i tend get tweets >> i tend to g

greggs vegan . surprisingly, a greggs vegan sausage roll and i actually have a problem with that.ausage roll because he's not a sausage, but that's beside point. but that's beside the point. that's point has only that's beside the point has only got 0.2g of sugar in it. oh there you go. >> i could just go and eat fruit and veg and stuff like that. that processed into that hasn't been processed into squishy, unidentifiable stuff . squishy, unidentifiable stuff. >> so yeah. >> so yeah. >> okay, let's have a look. we've got this clip at last. let's have a look . let's have a look. >> so this is in a las vegas courtroom. oh and you can see a man jumping over the bench there. oh, and the united states flag come crashing down. >> security to be fair, giving me a jew. he's athletic. he really flies over that desk, doesn't he ? doesn't he? >> oh. >> oh. >> so. whoa, look at that. >> so. whoa, look at that. >> it's a bit like one of those little chipmunks, isn't he? that fly through the air? >> he's, um. >>- >> he's, um. >> so he's been denied probation i >> surprise, surprise, surprise .

gregg county sheriff's deputies.nimals from a semi truck that caught on fire. the truck was hauling these animals from a circus in fort wayne. all of the camels and zebras are accounted for. so good news there. and none were injured. fashion designer in new york city held a chic event for pets on thursday. looks like a lot of fun. it's called the heck out a inspired by the annual met gala about that designer anthony rubio presented his latest collection for pets on thursday. the outfits are modeled after iconic looks worn by rihanna, j lo and beyonce. look at that pomeranian hovis was rubio's 10th annual gala in support of animal rescue organizations. on the next hour kron, 4 ead n- morning news, vice president kamala harris arrives in the bay area tomorrow. we'll tell you what. plus, as the bay area gets ready for the big nfc championship. some local business owners say they're concerned about road closures affecting their bottom line. (vo) with fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can instantly kn

and masterchefjudge gregg wallace tells us how he wooed his wife with rhubarb. see you at 9:30 am.yclists will come in and snatch phones. they even have adapted sticky gloves to better grab the phones easily. so, it is a problem, and it's something we're tackling. it's been reduced, which is a good thing, and we'lljust keep working on it. a rare mr fish tie bought for 99p in a charity shop has gone on display at the museum of london docklands. its designer, michael fish, dressed the likes of mickjagger, michael caine and muhammed ali in the 60s and 70s. the tie has been donated to feature in the exhibtion 'fashion city: howjewish londoners shaped global style.�* travel now. and there's lots of strike action affecting train services. our reporter harry low sent this update from london bridge. no trains on any of the 15 platforms here at london bridge because aslef train drivers are taking action which is affecting services on south eastern, southern and thameslink. the reason, they say, is because the pay rise of li% offered last april by the government is not enough. it is also goi

uh, this award we're kindly joined by phil gregg. thank you so much for your time. from camra , your time. you are from camra, um, in charge of these awards . um, in charge of these awards. what makes this place so special ? >> well, 7 >> well, you've ? >> well, you've heard you're 7 >> well, you've heard you're a lot of it. you've mentioned yourself. these awards start at the beginning . this awards start the beginning. this awards start at the beginning of 2023, where the local branch put forward a their best club of the uh in their best club of the uh in their branch area to go forward into a regional competition, which it obviously it did. and then they goes forward to a super regional and then to the finalist. and you've only got to come here. it's a fantastic community club. i was chatting to a guy earlier. they've raised nearly £30,000 i think for charity this and charity just this year. and it bnngs brings all the community together , no matter what time of together, no matter what time of day you come in. there's also buzz about the place. uh, it's called p

today in mistruth in that anyone today in this country, whether they're buying a sausage roll at greggsidays. fuel their holidays. >> makes travel affordable. >> that makes travel affordable. furthermore the uk already suffers from incredibly high taxes and fees on flights , which taxes and fees on flights, which make it much harder for uk airlines to compete in the space.if airlines to compete in the space. if you were to ban domestic flights or some the domestic flights or some of the other propositions, it other crazy propositions, it would market share to would only push market share to foreign competitors. thus further weakening the positions of very key industries and making it harder for people to reach these cities . reach these cities. >> remember which this country keeps talking about trying to champion. >> we need other hubs outside of london. how you do that? if london. how do you do that? if we can't remember, is that people you who are people like you who are promoting flights promoting business flights or promoting business flights or promoting damaging promoting the most