alexander hamilton. alexander hamilton. in favor of a bigger, stronger central government. he thought bigger was better in government. so if alexander hamilton were revive and drop down in the united states today, would he have been in favor of the inflation reduction act? would he have been in favor of obamacare? would he have been in favor of taking back 100 years, almost social security? would he have thought the government needed to be bigger than it was in the 1930s, than the 1960s? in the 20 tens, i have no way of knowing hamilton thought government needed to be bigger than it was. in 1791, but the federal government in 1791 was minuscule. it wasn't the size of a county government in the united states today. today, the government is so much larger than that would have thought that even larger still would have been better, or would it have been happy with government maybe a 10th the size of what it is today? we still would have been much larger than it was in hamilton. see, i simply don't know. but the other thing is that and i'll focus on this generation in particular

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my thanks to the hamilton's. catch very hamilton's. we'll catch up very soon.illiant stuff folks are really really busy half hour to come thus going into the jungle. pave the way for prime minister nigel farage. i'll be asking tv news legend nicholas owen and a top news viewer. it could be you radio. >> you're watching friday night live with me. mark dolan was winston churchill a hero or a villain? i'll be asking britain's top historian in shortly. but first, nigel farage is going into the jungle. the show starts on sunday. will britain fall in love with the most consequential politician of his generation if it goes well, does a successful stint on i'm a celebrity pave the way for prime minister nigel farage fabulous gb news viewer sue in cheshire will join us in just a moment. but first, let's get the views of tv news legend nicholas owen. nicholas, great to have you on the show. if it goes well for nigel, that's good news for this channel. it's good news for his tv show , but potentially good tv show, but potentially good news for his dream of entering number

i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of hamilton, ontario, from hamilton coalition to stop the war. ken stone, out of johannesburg, south africa. attorney activist and political analyst here. well, thank you both for being with me. i'd like to start this off uh with. ken, i mean, your analysis of the role the united states is playing in this genocide and its continuation. well, the us is continuing its traditional role of enabling israel to commit horrific war crimes. the us uses israel as a proxy state to try countries in the arab world under its thumb, and instant, by... has publicly supported israel uh by refusing to call for a immediate ceasefire or lifting the siege of gaza, so publicly the us administration is supporting the israeli line, and the other thing that they're doing is they are sending massive amounts of firepower to the middle east area, west asia, four carrier fleets, which is half the operation national surface fleet of the united states, plus 200 marines, plus tons and tons of war material in dozens of cargo planes, plus funding, so the us is trying to

i'd like to welcome my guest. to the program out of hamilton ontario, from hamilton coalition to stop the war, ken stone out of the johannesburg, south africa attorney activist and political analyst zakir ahmed, well thank you both for being with me, i'd like to start this off uh with ken, i mean your analysis of the... role the united states is playing in this genocide and its continuation? well the us is continuing its traditional role of enabling israel to commit horrific war crimes, the us uses israel as a proxy state to try countries in the arab world under its thumb, and instance uh biden has publicly supported israel uh by refusing to call for a immediate ceasefire or lifting the siege of gaza, so publically uh the u.s. administration is supporting the israeli line, and the other thing that they're doing is they are sending massive amounts of firepower to the middle east area, west asia, four carrier fleets, which is half the operational surface fleet of the united states. plus 2000 marines, plus tons and tons of of uh war material in dozens of cargo planes, plus funding, so th

neil hamilton . goodness tonight. neil hamilton. goodness gracious, linda jubilee and simon danczuk. gracious, linda jubilee and simon danczuk . that's what i simon danczuk. that's what i call pedigree. so a packed hour, lots to get through my take at ten is on the way and it's a very important one. so don't miss it. see you . in two. miss it. see you. in two. >> a very good evening. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. the home secretary condemned anti—semitic behaviour during the demonstration the armistice day demonstration in london. hundreds thousands in london. hundreds of thousands of pro—palestinian protesters marched peacefully through the capital yesterday , but the met capital yesterday, but the met police says it's actively investigating a number of possible cases of hate crime. suella described some suella braverman described some chants and placards as sick, inflammatory and clearly criminal. and she has called for further action. she's also praised officers for their handung praised officers for their handling of the

neil hamilton . goodness tonight. neil hamilton. goodness gracious, linda jubilee and simon danczuk. gracious, linda jubilee and simon danczuk . that's what i simon danczuk. that's what i call pedigree. so a packed hour, lots to get through my take at ten is on the way and it's a very important one. so don't miss it. see you . in two. miss it. see you. in two. >> a very good evening. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. the home secretary condemned anti—semitic behaviour during the demonstration the armistice day demonstration in london. hundreds thousands in london. hundreds of thousands of pro—palestinian protesters marched peacefully through the capital yesterday , but the met capital yesterday, but the met police says it's actively investigating a number of possible cases of hate crime. suella described some suella braverman described some chants and placards as sick, inflammatory and clearly criminal. and she has called for further action. she's also praised officers for their handung praised officers for their handling of the

kenstone, executive committee member of the hamilton coalition to stop war from hamilton ontario. thank you sir. now continuing with the rest of the news, as we talked just before, iran, the iranian president says the united states is the root cause of all israeli atrocities perpetrated against the palestinian people in the besieg gaza strip. respected leaders of the islamic countries, dear secretariats of the organizations, without a doubt, the united states is the main instigator. and partner in this crime. israel is the illegitimate child of the united states. it is the united states that has preferred supporting the israeli regime to the lives of palestinian children by holding its emergency security cabinet in the occupied territories, the united states encouraged israel to commit crimes against innocent civilians in gaza and call that a legitimate self-defense. the americans are providing israel with billions of dollars to commit crimes against palestinians. the president lashed out at israel saying the regime is using internationally banned white phosphorus bombs and threat

lewis hamilton commissioned _ diversity within the industry.ople within the sport. only 1% of people within the sport. only 1% of people into sport from black backgrounds so come as a result, a number of recommendations came out at the commission. mission 44 is his charitable foundation and it has taken the lead in driving progress. lewis hamilton has been hugely influential in the world of formula 1. a whole seven world drivers championship titles, a record he shares with michael schumacher, as well as record for the most wins, pole positions and podium finishes. for me it means so much that i'm part of the scholarship because seeing him be the exception, someone who looks like me to dominate a sport like that, itjust inspires me and ifeel like the sport like that, itjust inspires me and i feel like the scholarship will give me the opportunity to inspire people my age are below. he is someone you — people my age are below. he is someone you can _ people my age are below. he is someone you can look - people my age are below. he is someone you c

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hamilton? >> mr. chairman, i completely agree with mr. wolf. one of the things that is missing at our ports of entry in terms of physical infrastructure are spaces for immigration courts. that's one area in which we could have made massive improvements. i think likely with the work of working with folks in congress here, that could have been an actual possibility. in fact creating an actual immigration court facility at every single port of entry along the northern and southern borders, you would have had a much more streamlined situation . on top of all of the things that --. >> i couldn't agree with you more. mr. isacson, what you think about that approach if we have the courts at the ports of entry? >> if you have the courts of the ports of entry, people would not have time to prepare their cases they would not be able to get the evidence they needed. they would not be able to find counsel. it takes --. >> if it's in the united states was of entry, due process would have to attach and apply

their team principal christian horner told a british newspaper there'd been an "inquiry" from hamiltonme world champion signed a new two—year deal with mercedes in august after protracted negotiations. i have not approached christian, i've not spoken to christian for years. and no—one from my team has... i have checked with everyone, no—one from my team has reached out to him. however, he had reached out to me early in the year about meeting up at the end of the season. and i was like, "hope you're well, wish you all the best "and congratulations on an amazing season so far "and i hope that i'm able to compete "with you in the near future." for once the detroit lions went into their traditional nfl thanksgiving day appearance in good spirits. a team with often one of the worst records in the league had the second best ahead of their game against the green bay packers. but they suffered just their third defeat of the season and a surprise one to their nfc north division rivals. lions quarterback jared goff fumbled twice in the first half and had one returned for a touchdown by jonathan

is a way sort ban them hamilton. christine fireworks. is a way to sort ban them hamilton.e people and you because people like me and you because anyone can buy them? >> i don't think mean, >> no, i don't think so. i mean, honestly, the nanny state honestly, it's the nanny state gone mean, of course, if gone mad. i mean, of course, if you after you have a pet, you look after it, keep it, etcetera. you it, you keep it, etcetera. you make sure it's going to be okay. but so. it's but no, i don't think so. it's one great traditions. one of our great traditions. i mean, fawkes was a sort of mean, guy fawkes was a sort of 17th century terrorist. all the word hadn't been invented by then. >> and had the bbc have called him , though? that's >> and had the bbc have called himquestion. , though? that's the question. >> they wouldn't >> well, they wouldn't not. no. he'd catholic . he'd have been a catholic. whatever. know how how whatever. but you know how how do you succeeded? it would have been twin towers been a sort of twin towers thing. it would have been simpler. whole of simple

and we're going to hamilton.ng on to john sergeant, as well, because john, of course, has his fair share of has done his fair share of reality tv as well. well, it takes two to tango. so folks, we are very, very excited . are very, very excited. >> sneer at me at this stage. >> sneer at me at this stage. >> never listen full of admiration. i can't. i've got two left feet. let me tell you. ask mrs. dolan. but you ask mrs. dolan. but there you go. post—match reaction . go. so no post—match reaction. ringside i'm celebrity ringside action. i'm a celebrity it's more or less come to an end now on itv. and we will be having a deep dive into how nigel that's next . on well, listen , harsh words from well, listen, harsh words from mick in stafford in regards to the illegal crossings. i'm no mystic meg , says mick. but the mystic meg, says mick. but the only way i see attitudes hardening towards illegal migrants is when some atrocity is carried out in the uk by the fanatical religious extremists. among them. well, mick, i

liz: look who's back with vice president of american first legal, jean hamilton is good to see again again special counsel jack smith the dc appeals court over trump's motion to lift the limited gag order in federal election in 2020 case month trump's lawyer say this filing from's first when the race and special counsel jack smith demands a trump no one attacking him from the special counsel smith mark the prosecutors are drudgery witnesses and you think of all of the. gene: you having me on the gag order is observed in its over brought in ridiculous we were proud supported going from's first amendment rights and precisely because, it is a ridiculous order in violation of the first amendment rights in both as a political candidate, and a defendant and so the result of what we have now takes a back and you think think about it is that you have permanent just as natalie recognized political opponents but also seeking to silence them to stop them from speaking out against the very people, hundred but what an icing the instruments of government. liz: city of new york appeals court judge

, christine hamilton.s of i'm a celebrity. so she'll her honest so she'll give her honest verdict on how nigel will on verdict on how nigel will get on if , as it is my verdict on how nigel will get on if, as it is my view and my understanding, that he's going to go into the jungle. plus, tomorrow's front pages with instant from my instant reaction from my excellent pundits, christine hamilton is next. nigel should he stay or should he go trouble. >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> should nigel farage go into the jungle? it's my understanding, having spoken to itv insiders, that he will go to australia and he'll be on itv every night as of next weekend . every night as of next weekend. normally i wouldn't encourage anyone to watch another channel in fact, i still don't. but if nigel's in the jungle, i've got no doubt you'll be watching. and what i'm going to do if he does do that, is provide you with fabulous analysis fabulous post—match analysis every time i'm air. so from every time i'm on

federalist one, written by hamilton, where hamilton talks about the virtue of moderation. it's an excellent, really little overview of what of how our constitu republics should work and it sets the stage for the following 84 federalist papers. but moderation should be the guiding principle. that's right. of of the federalist papers and of the discussions that are going to rise around this constitution, how we're going to live together peaceably. that's a homework assignment. i'm going to ask you next time the answer. sorry. the other part of your homework assignment is apparently to learn something. what was taylor swift person. she exists compose. i believe we have a question or. know what? what time is it in the back there? if you want to bring. elections four years public microphone. yeah. well she she had a question too. yeah. come back. i worked at polling places for a number of years as chairperson and i always looked for absentee ballots as being the place where you could make mischief. and i think people keep talking about recounts when the issues seem to me to be

i hope everybody goes home and reads federalist one written by hamilton where hamilton talks about the virtue of moderation. it's an meant little overview of what, off how our constitutional republic should work, and it sets the stage for the following 84 federalist papers. buts. moderation should be the guiden principle. that's right, of the federalist papers and of the discussions that are going to a arise around thisnd constitution, how we're going to live together peaceably. that's a homework assignment. i'm going to ask you next time -- [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> the other part of your homework assignment is, apparently, to learn something about this taylor swift person. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] what time is it? yeah. if you want to bring -- [inaudible conversations] >> microphone. >> she had a question too. >> i worked at polling places for a number of years as chairperson, and i always looked for absentee ballots as being the place where you could make mischief. andd i think that people keep talking about recounts when the issue seemed to me to be that people who s

, christine hamilton.s of i'm a celebrity. so she'll give honest so she'll give her honest verdict on how nigel will on verdict on how nigel will get on if , as it is my verdict on how nigel will get on if, as it is my view and my understanding, that he's going to go into the jungle. plus, tomorrow's front pages with instant reaction from my excellent pundits, christine hamilton is next. nigel should he stay or should he go trouble. >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> should nigel farage go into the jungle? it's my understanding, having spoken to itv insiders, that he will go to australia and he'll be on itv every night as of next weekend . every night as of next weekend. normally i wouldn't encourage anyone to watch another channel in fact, i still don't. but if nigel's in the jungle, i've got no doubt you'll be watching. and what i'm going to do if he does do that, is provide you with fabulous analysis fabulous post—match analysis every time i'm air. so from every time i'm on air. so from te

office, and list the help of states who voted for him and install himself as dictator for life, hamilton is afraid of majoritarian demagogues who, like caesar will be elected and flatter the people, and even though they won elections will then install themselves as dictators for life. why was it the constitution which they designed to prevent that kind of populist demagogues succeeded for so many years and why is it that it is not, until the election of donald trump that we are hearing claims that the system for the first time is failing? >> interesting question. i would say if you look back at us history, there have been a number of occasions when presidents of push the boundaries of their power in ways that have provoked criticism similar to those trump provoked, of authoritarian ambitions, so that was true for fdr. that was true for a theater roosevelt. certainly true for andrew jackson. ic trump as being subjected to many of the same institutional constraints that have been important for a restraining presidents through us history, the trump era has made me see the constitutional sys

well hamilton. danny kelly.back. >> there are some lots of different nationalities as well. there's quite a few american 20 americans apparently. is that right ? so and then there's right? so and then there's obviously soldiers that have been kidnapped. so whilst hamas listen, i'm not an expert on war strategies, but i would argue that whilst you have something of great value to you are in control, whether that actually translates to winning , there's a translates to winning, there's a difference. so i suppose at the moment hamas are in control all of the war, but some people might say that the thing that is of great value and obviously they care about their people, but is the is but what is the value is actually land and israel. actually the land and israel. >> this is what they're fighting for and israel have the so for and israel have the land. so if that premise in if you're on that premise in your view, surely it might mean that israel depends what you that israel it depends what you place highest value. su

the electoral college -- mike hamilton thought it might but he was wrong. nothing to protect us from authoritarian leaders. a severely mail portion senate does not necessarily protect p s from budgetary leaders. their aptly essential to democracy. you need to be difficult it should be difficult as it was one of the problemss in hungary but it was too easy to reform the constitution. two thirds of the legislative body is too low of a bar. the united states it's much harder to change. some are absolute essential. but we need to n separate institutions from nonessentialpa ones. one that can in fact you democracy. unfortunately the united states has a number in the latter category pickwick thank you so much for that. in helping us understand areas of agreement and disagreement, help us understand your definition of populism and the rule you say it is played in american history? you define populism as an effort to empower, we can checks and balances, manipulate institutions to submit their power against challenges. an appeals against elites and the name of a hom

we don't their the hamilton's.if you're not on benefits and i'm not on benefit. >> and anyway, no, they're complete nonsense. >> argument that some >> your argument is that some families misappropriate welfare. >> course m welfare. >> course do. but that >> of course they do. but that that the children should not suffer because of that. in an ideal world, no, of course the government shouldn't pay government shouldn't have to pay for breakfast. other for kids breakfast. on the other hand, think matthew or you hand, as i think matthew or you maybe have pointed out , maybe both have pointed out, children learn much better. you can't learn on an empty stomach. you can't concentrate. >> for the teacher. >> it's harder for the teacher. >> it's harder for the teacher. >> really good value. >> they're really good value. breakfast >> they're really good value. breakftchild. yeah, no child >> no child. yeah, no child should be expected learn on should be expected to learn on on. it's inhumane and on. i mean it's inhumane an

the car he drove for the hungarian grand prix is going to for option it was a fixture for hamilton thata one events that year, it is estimated that it will go for ten to $15 million in las vegas next friday. we will be following it on "mornings with maria" 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on fox business. we hope you will join me on weekdays we'll see you on the fox news channel on sunday 10:0y morning on the newschannel for "sunday morning futures". exclusive interviews with ted cruz, house judiciary jim jordan, attorney for former president donald trump, alina habba and new york post columnist miranda devine. i will see you sunday live on fox news channel for "sunday morning futures". that will do it for us, right now on fox business, thank you for joining us have a great veterans day weekend. thank you to all of our courageous veterans. i will see you again nex ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global

we don't their the hamilton's.if you're not on benefits and i'm not on benefit. >> and anyway, no, they're complete nonsense. >> argument that some >> your argument is that some families misappropriate welfare. >> course m welfare. >> course do. but that >> of course they do. but that that the children should not suffer because of that. in an ideal world, no, of course the government shouldn't pay government shouldn't have to pay for breakfast. other for kids breakfast. on the other hand, think matthew or you hand, as i think matthew or you maybe have pointed out , maybe both have pointed out, children learn much better. you can't learn on an empty stomach. you can't concentrate. >> for the teacher. >> it's harder for the teacher. >> it's harder for the teacher. >> really good value. >> they're really good value. breakfast >> they're really good value. breakftchild. yeah, no child >> no child. yeah, no child should be expected learn on should be expected to learn on on. it's inhumane and on. i mean it's inhumane an

cameron hamilton. thanks for being with us.tion at al-shifa hospital continues, slow, methodical, what benjamin netanyahu said about it. listen here. >> we entered that hospital with arabic speaking israeli doctors and had no firefight, but hamas was using the patients in that hospital as a human shield. we found a command and control center, military communications, coded equipment, we found bombs, we found weapons, and we also found terror tunnels. >> john: discovered some weapons in an mri room, another room as well, discovered what they say is the entrance to a tunnel and they took western media there to show it to them but they have not gotten underground to what israel says is a vast complex that serves this hamas headquarters. do they have to go in there to prove to the world that hamas was indeed using this protected target for military purposes? >> it's a really difficult scenario but unfortunately they will. if their plan is to showcase the difference between israeli tactics and the fight that they are bringing and th

let's bring patrick hamilton from the head of u.s.ation of the icrc think you patrick for being with us this evening. you're trying to save people's lives in an active war zone that's gotta be the most difficult kind of relief work there is. patrick: that is right on, thank you for the opportunity to be with you and indeed, the role of this many there across the icrc, sorrel given to us but the six party to the geneva convention since 1863 and so it is ruled that we play lots of conflicts around the world including is one was no doubt the since october 7 come this is been a very challenging situation for all concerned and for those hostages the families of the hostages, as well as the civilians but affected by the fighting gaza nurse app 130 and all doing all of the cantu can lifesaving services and gaza. jon: it is said the 16 or 18 hospitals in gaza are completely shut down medical needs there, they have to be severe. patrick: is right and 2.2 million people living in the gaza strip, really intense fighting is going going on these l

——john —— john hamilton there, incredible, doing weights at the age of 105.t de niro has been ordered to pay a former employee more than $1.2 million in damages. a court in new york found that �*canal productions' engaged in gender discrimination and retaliation against de niro's personal assistant, graham chase robinson. de niro himself was not found to be personally liable for abusing ms robinson — and denied the allegations. kj matthews — a freelance entertainment reporter — gave her us reaction. what's interesting, i think people are getting lost in translation — she wasn't fired, she quit robert de niro's production company. and then he filed suit first. after he filed suit, then she filed suit, so her verdict is coming before his. but, yes, it is some sort of reputational damage. they did not find him personally liable, but they said his company, canal productions, was liable for the gender discrimination. so, yes, i think people forgot these different trials were going on because they've been going back and forth for a number of years. but it is a surp

christine hamilton.ot former secretary former environment secretary ranil mp and former ranil jayawardena mp and former labour party adviser matthew laza . we normally do. ladies laza. we normally do. ladies first on this show, christine, but we're going to have to go, i'm afraid, ranil , as an mp, i'm afraid, to ranil, as an mp, you know, do you think that rishi sunak here has played a bunder rishi sunak here has played a blinder or stuffed us all? >> well, i think the courts and the system that tony blair has left us have absolutely stuffed us up. and so it's absolutely right now that we take this emergency legislation through. sir, bill's absolute spot on to that. what's crucial is that what's in that legislation nafion what's in that legislation nation is spot on. so there's no more room for error. >> that is actually a really interesting point, christine. people were suggesting and obviously stopping short of that, enemies of the people headline, it was tweeted out by the way, by a sitting tory mp .

. start hamilton.dentity diluted and changed. >> now, london and i, i can say this coming as an outsider, but london is a very different place to how it was when i came down as teenager, 30 years ago. you as a teenager, 30 years ago. you know, you walk down the street in london and you're probably going different going to hear a different language, spoken english now, language, spoken to english now, when immigration as when mass immigration occurs as then, going change then, you are going to change your identity. is a natural your identity. that is a natural occurrence. say occurrence. now, i would say that regionally there'll be areas of england region where a british is different to british identity is different to a londoners, british identity. if that sort of makes sense. you go to rural cumbria, they will have a british identity based on values and social structures and social beliefs . different to social beliefs. different to say, a londoner now? >> well, let's put it down on things like armist

christine hamilton.ot former secretary former environment secretary ranil mp and former ranil jayawardena mp and former labour party adviser matthew laza . we normally do. ladies laza. we normally do. ladies first on this show, christine, but we're going to have to go, i'm afraid, ranil , as an mp, i'm afraid, to ranil, as an mp, you know, do you think that rishi sunak here has played a bunder rishi sunak here has played a blinder or stuffed us all? >> well, i think the courts and the system that tony blair has left us have absolutely stuffed us up. and so it's absolutely right now that we take this emergency legislation through. sir, bill's absolute spot on to that. what's crucial is that what's in that legislation nafion what's in that legislation nation is spot on. so there's no more room for error. >> that is actually a really interesting point, christine. people were suggesting and obviously stopping short of that, enemies of the people headline, it was tweeted out by the way, by a sitting tory mp .

now, still to come hamilton. interesting to a look interesting life to take a look at the job. we talk at life after the job. we talk highs, lessons learnt at life after the job. we talk highwhat lessons learnt at life after the job. we talk highwhat inextns learnt at life after the job. we talk highwhat inext onlearnt and what comes next on the outside. today be outside. and today i'll be speaking to politician who speaking to a politician who comes from an important family in he's well in uk politics, and he's well known in northern ireland. he's named after his father. he's followed father's footsteps followed his father's footsteps but has made quite a big name for and has been for himself and has been campaigning heavily against cancel culture. he'll be joining me shortly. have you worked out who the great who he is then for the great british i'm british debate this hour? i'm asking, or would you asking, should you or would you accept £1,000 for a pilot in your back yard? because reports suggest that chancel