well done guido. okay , who's your union? guido. okay, who's your union? jackass? hockey on astroturf while saying that actually, private schools don't need any astroturf . but she's also astroturf. but she's also leading the charge against private schools . again, going to private schools. again, going to trying to get public spending down. we need more people like adam to keep his kids in private school, not to put them in the state sector. she's my villain of the week. >> all right, go on then. mine is rachel reeves for her unforgivable attack on pensioners since the election. and it's only going to get w0 i'se. woi'se. >> worse. >> well, it sounds like it is only going to get worse. >> nina, the two wagatha christie idiots, coleen rooney and rebekah vardy. yeah, which shows what happens when you have too much money and not enough brains and mix that with inflated egos. and they do women no favours . no favours. >> so i might shock people with this . in my defence, i have, this. in my defence, i have, i think, gone for both bridget phillipson and rachel reeves.

why didn't she see bring father guido ar too muchy or others they don't have reference to.ds watched and said who's that lady in the school uniform. no reference at all and a lot of people offendd in the room. >> laura: it was disrespectful to catholics making fun of the catholic school girl because they hate catholic education, they can't stand it. >> with boos laura all across the room. listen. >> i don't even know what that noise you're making is. sort of -- >> he knew what it was. >> laura: some applause from the anti catholics in the room. >> yeah but that was on the stage the crowd a lot of boos, i was there it was not warmly received. >> laura: raymond i know you did an exclusive interview with president trump before the dinner, you made some news about his ivf mandate. >> catholic church believes when you implement this technology you're killing embryos. will you have a religious exemption to your ivf mandate for religious organizations and businesses that feel this violates my principle. >> i haven't been asked that but sounds like a good idea frankly certainly if

but i mean, look , guido fawkes but i mean, look, guido fawkes can reveal that starmer's close friend is friend, philippe sands casey, is mauritius chief legal adviser. there are questions to answer there. surely. >> well, well, guido describes him. i think , in that post, him. i think, in that post, which i saw as a close friend of keir starmer. now, if that is true, all the more reason we need to debate this in the house of commons on tuesday. that's meant to be the fulcrum of the nation. why have labour given this away for nothing? well, in fact, it's worth paying for it. we're going to have. sorry. you're right. we're going to have to pay to lease it back. and by the way, who's going to pay and by the way, who's going to pay the rent? which government department will pay the rent? will it be the mod whose budget is massively stretched? will it be the foreign office? it was the foreign office's bright idea all along. well, i mean, it's absolute madness. we're going to give this away for nothing, and then we're going to pay for the privilege of renting back a base that we already ow

blows over those topics and many more tonight, my friday a—team senior reporter at political website guidoawkes, the freshly promoted ellie wheatley. we've also got bbc radio legend alex and fearless trade unionist andy twelves. but we start with my friday feeling monologue will this be britain's last ever labour government? i'll be answering that question straight after the news headunes straight after the news headlines and the unsackable tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> mark, thank you very much. the top stories downing street insists its deal to return the chagos islands to mauritius does not change the approach to other overseas territories. it comes as argentina is now pledging to gain full sovereignty of the falkland islands. however, the government insists its commitment to the falklands is unwavering. former prime minister boris johnson told gb news this morning that he thinks the deal is crazy. >> the chagos islands being given back to mauritius. your reaction? >> crazy. i mean , do i urge >> crazy. i mean, do i urge viewers of gb news to get out your maps, get out your atla

blows over those topics and many more tonight, my friday a—team senior reporter at political website guidoawkes, the freshly promoted ellie wheatley. we've also got bbc radio legend alex and fearless trade unionist andy twelves. but we start with my friday feeling monologue will this be britain's last ever labour government? i'll be answering that question straight after the news headunes straight after the news headlines and the unsackable tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> mark, thank you very much. the top stories downing street insists its deal to return the chagos islands to mauritius does not change the approach to other overseas territories. it comes as argentina is now pledging to gain full sovereignty of the falkland islands. however, the government insists its commitment to the falklands is unwavering. former prime minister boris johnson told gb news this morning that he thinks the deal is crazy. >> the chagos islands being given back to mauritius. your reaction? >> crazy. i mean , do i urge >> crazy. i mean, do i urge viewers of gb news to get out your maps, get out your atla

guido. good to have you with us at this hour, as i understand, what are the because one of the biggest concerns right now are these flash flood warnings in tampa so we have the flashflood warnings on top of the extreme wind warnings, which came first and i think being that it's dark outside and most people have lost power, the wind is terrifying. >> i've never heard anything seeing like i've been in tampa my whole life can never heard anything like it is there. >> i mean, do you have the words to describe it? is it was it like a train? did it feel like it was going to come through the building where you were? >> well i mean it's it's the intensity, you know, these strong gusts were i mean, like right now, it's very quiet. i mean, it has died died down over the last hour, but it will get real quiet. and then these intense gusts and then you would hear something. a tree limbs saw something hit metals, something hit the building. just things flying around and it completely dark outside and a fl

this is not the one of incident i've been living has a decades, and this keeps happening that day. guido, the government has set up a 247 slot control room to issue warnings underneath my service. and they see they also have a long term plan to improve the poor drainage. and so it's just this means we need to re look at our infrastructure development strategies. if we want us to do is to stay safe in the us to come as our vendor related factors gets more than dense from delhi. let's now move on to delhi. i favored mountain state to masturbation. it will also so this is the one for 2 things. it speak to the mountains and operate or says most thoughts fellows in value with daniel. in fact, in most of nothing there, they were telling you that that apples are from the launch of the dish. but prices are c p rising because apple or, or should on us are dealing with a new set of difficulties. as an apple tree doesn't stand a chance against ultimately a funding the leaves with the and fall and the apples are grow and a disaster for apple. farmers like others come are the 64 year old last almost

why didn't she bring father guido sarducci or ed grimley out?ean, other characters from the 90s that people have very little frame of reference for. my kids watch this and said, dad, who's that lady in the school uniform? they had no reference at all. this was a bat, and there were a lot of people offended in the room. i have to tell you, by the way, it's disrespectful. it was disrespectful to catholics, like making fun of the catholic school girl because, you know, they hate catholic education. and it ended catholic education. it ended with boos. laura all across the room. listen. i don't even know what that noise you're making is. so i knew what it was. some applause from the anti catholics in the room. yeah, but that was on the stage. the crowd. a lot of boos. i was in that house. it was not warmly received, i can tell you. now, raymond, i know you did an exclusive interview with president trump before the dinner you made some news about his ivf mandate. the catholic church believes when you implement this technology, you're killing embryos.

and the trump had a conversation where potent basically gloated that the guido had been defeated. and uh, he said, you know, the whole thing was, uh, it was a us effort issue. no, and you've actually consolidated the doors power. nicholas my doodle remained in office solidifying his reputation for being indestructible. around him, the world changed. joe biden followed donald trump as president, part of latin america had swung back to the left. in brazil my due to his friend, a little of the silver had returned to power. he invited him to brazilian as a guest of honor and my daughter kept because we'll fix up in the hands of a course of we will content over those. do they won't, can i see it, though for the thought he is that if the wash of the cab a vin, as well, most of us will not have to you, but by that you, boss, i meant to fund your best. what would that video starting a flight house to buy you? that was to be a flat, matthew, but easy like usual the punches, go come see the new episode of super massages on the interesting let me look at the american bad guys for tucked vene

following graduation from law school, professor magali oka as a law clerk to the famed judge guido calabrese easy on the u.s. court of appeals for the second circuit. judge calabrese, as he was my torts professor in law school, and i know that both professor magli oka and i learned a great of law and history and wisdom from judge calabrese, professor mack leocha teaches and writes in the field constitutional law and the author of the book washing tins air the life of justice bushrod washington. professor magliozzi has authored four other books and, more than 30 articles on constitutional law and intellectual property. his sixth book will be released in 2025. it will be about the youngstown case and justice robert jackson. or, as we now like to refer to him, the first justice jackson. i look forward to that book as well. i could say more, but that would take away from our time to hear about justice. bushrod washington. please join me in welcoming professor gerard magliocca gerard magliocca. thank you. chilton. thank you, chilton. thank you, justice kavanaugh. thank you all for coming. are you

you build a coalition of in 81 million people who voted for joe biden, using guido makes it up , youhere like mark cuban telling raise the c taxes! >> greg:ubise she -- he's begur kamala harris because you cannot speak for herself. >> jessica: she speaks and het say shspe is a!: >> greg: you. [laughter]every >> jessica: there is one week left to go.wh everybody's trying whatever way they can to reach a new audience , to say something impactful and i think ifthis everybody was being honest and i know this would be a big push for you judge and greg and jesse watters, not dana, you waited minutes that michelle obama is an incredible political communicator it, the same way barack obama was. that is the question at play,s does michelle obamtha, she hassh been historically my guess is,ai she will be again. that is something interesting, is that trump is sniffing 50 ori whatever? so the abc poll that just came out, do not have him sniffing anything but a 46, 47, had kamala harris at 51.abc was interesting and has kamala harris performing better with black and latino men than bidenm anend tr

blows over those topics and many more tonight, my friday a—team senior reporter at political website guidoed ellie wheatley. we've also got bbc radio legend alex and fearless trade unionist andy twelves. but we start with my friday feeling monologue will this be britain's last ever labour government? i'll be answering that question straight after the news headunes straight after the news headlines and the unsackable tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> mark, thank you very much. the top stories downing

guido fawkes has kindly revealed all this information.d, wilkinson had an active relationship with soviet spy otto katz from the 1930s. stalin's main man in europe, who was regarded by m15 as the most important communist agent outside russia. now really, what would have been the difference if they'd used a portrait of another former labour mp and minister? he was actually chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, say oswald mosley. well, all of this made for a fitting preface to today's budget that raided £40 billion of your money. rachel reeves began by congratulating herself for being a woman. >> well, this is the first budget in more than 14 years to be delivered by a labour chancellor. it is the first budget in our country's history to be delivered by a woman. i am deeply proud to be britain's first ever female chancellor of the exchequer . the exchequer. >> well, at least there's one labour minister who knows what a woman is, i suppose. anyway, she then went on to breach labour's key manifesto pledge and went ahead with increasing taxes