they drove the confederate troops off of matthews back toward henry hill. so off of matthews hill in the morning back to henry hill in the afternoon, which is where the fighting took place there as word that morning success which we'll talk about more just a bit past back to centreville those with connections aside it's time it's for us to move forward. in fact some of them thought maybe we can be helpful. the senators, the congressmen, the pss. now, throughout the day, these men, perhaps 75 and all, began to from an area of centreville to here today. this is a quarry here, but it's about 80 feet above bull run and about, oh, 800 yards or so from the stream. and there those people could actually see what was going on on the battlefield to some extent. and as the day went on, some of them bolder, some of them decided, well, i'm a congressman, i can take part, can help with this thing. a guy who was spurned went down and offered to perform a reconnaissance for robert sink, his ohio troops. and he did congressman alfred ely of new york decided he wanted to get

henry hill, could there be an link election.any link between the _ election. henry hill, could there be any link between the actions - election. henry hill, could there be any link between the actions of - election. henry hill, could there be any link between the actions of lee j any link between the actions of lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith, red bull conservative mps, and the mr m poll in the telegraph yesterday, which has really spooked some backbenchers?— yesterday, which has really spooked some backbenchers? there could be. i could not speculate _ some backbenchers? there could be. i could not speculate as _ some backbenchers? there could be. i could not speculate as to _ some backbenchers? there could be. i could not speculate as to their- could not speculate as to their individual motivations, but there is clearly... the timing of that poll is not a coincidence, coming directly before this. it has been followed by a raft of specific pulling about the immigration and rwanda policy in specific seats. there is clearly

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henry hill, the deputy editor of conservative home gave his assessment on the bill passing in the housef commons later. it is one thing for— the house of commons later. it is one thing for mps _ the house of commons later. it 3 one thing for mp5 to the house of commons later. it 3 one thing for mps to rebel and one thing for mp5 to rebel and amendments. they feel there is a theoretically better version of the bill. it is a different thing to the vote against the bill at third reading. no government has lost a bill at that stage since 1977. it would mean that the government has no political cover if that size to go to a general election. we have not seen much evidence that their mps rebelling are prepared to take that step. if they wanted that they should would have been clear from the beginning. most of them are leaving themselves room to back down. they may abstain, but i don't think they will vote against it. what are their concerns broadly about the bill? it's not that they disagree with the policy, is it? no but the main clutch of the amendments tabled are all aimed at toughening th

. >> i am old enough to remember henry hill, they ratted out some of the most nastiest people, she really thinks that stephen hawkings will kill her. >> jane doe 107 is being released on january 22. >> there is a witness protection program. >> to give ghislaine maxwell that opportunity. >> you have the black book. >> i wonder. >> he got 20 years. >> the black booka not that big a deal. >> i think it is the whole deal. >> what will it say, this guy had sex with this woman. >> he likes brunettes and blonds. >> i don't know if that is true. >> agent 14 to 16. >> i don't know if that is true, you get black book i would love to see it, the spitzer trial, he said who attended prostitution location and when they were there, this is a black book of what bill clinton likes 16-year-olds. >> i don't see it. >> who kept the black book, epstein. >> you think she auley wrote that down or ghislaine maxwell. >> i don't know -- >> i don't know if. bill clinton likes them young. >> i don't think if we're talking about an actual black book, but we're talking about is records, phone numbers. >> they left a p

. >> i remember henry hill and joe velocci, they ratted out.s she thinks that stephen hawking will kill her. >> he we have names like ehud barrack here, a name not confirmed, jane doe 107, is released on january 22 and fearing for her safety. >> there is a witness protection program out there. >> there it. >> give ghislaine maxwell that opportunity. >> you got the black book, you could name -- they are. >> i also wonder. judge jeanine: she got 20 years, 20. >> maybe the black book is not that big of a deal. judge jeanine: i think it is the whole deal. >> what will it say? this guy had sex with this woman. judge jeanine: he likes brunettes and blonds. >> age age 14. >> i would love to see it. >> the sp spitzer trial, that black book. he said who attended the prosecution location, this is what i don't see it. >> do you not -- >> who kept the black book. >> epstein. >> you think that epstein wrote that down? >> or ghislaine maxwell. >> i don't think -- >> bill clinton likes them young. >> i don't know if we're talking about an actual black book, b

, and henry hill, deputy editor of conservative home.ack, all of you, to gb news. lovely to see you, henry . um, may to gb news. lovely to see you, henry. um, may i start with to gb news. lovely to see you, henry . um, may i start with you? henry. um, may i start with you? how do you how do you assess the condition of the scottish national party at the moment? >> well, it's still extremely fortunate in that it is the main party of scottish nationalism, and haven't yet seen flaw and we haven't yet seen the flaw that gives them completely that that gives them completely fall of vote, which, fall out of their vote, which, you you you might, given you know, you you might, given their shocking track record in governing scotland, of which this the latest example, this is just the latest example, they are still they are still set to pick up potentially 25 or more and bearing mind more seats. and bearing in mind that before 2015, they only ever held six and the highest they'd ever 11. but they are ever held was 11. but they are absolutely paying

i asked henry hill, deputy editor of conservative home, if he agrees.tually managed to get it through the third reading in the house of commons with only a small number of rebels but the party is divided on this question, on the one hand you have mps who worry that the whole rwanda scheme is going too far, and poses fundamental questions about the uk's existing legal commitments and on the other hand you have the rebels who do not think the bill as drafted will be effective and there is a huge political dangerfor the government as one of the problem of not solving the small boats. it is a very complex issue and no party, the conservatives and labour, the former are struggling with the issue and labour do not have a solution either, so it is divisive and it poses questions about the state of the uk's international commitments and those divisions are going to continue to play out for the rest of this parliament and over the next ten years or so i suspect. i want to stay in the uk. a senior union official has warned that staff at the uk's biggest steelwork

live now to henry hill, deputy editor of conservative home. did rather sound like the conservatives were united on this. the events of the last couple of days suggest otherwise. timer;r the events of the last couple of days suggest otherwise. they are united in as _ days suggest otherwise. they are united in as much _ days suggest otherwise. they are united in as much as _ days suggest otherwise. they are united in as much as they - days suggest otherwise. they are l united in as much as they managed days suggest otherwise. they are - united in as much as they managed to get the bill through the third reading in the house of commons with a very small number of rebels. yes, the party is divided on this question, on the one hand, you have mps who worry that the whole rwanda scheme is going too far, it poses fundamental questions about the geeky�*s existing legal commitments and so on. on the other hand, you have the rebels who worry that the bill and strapped it will not be effective and there will be huge political for the government as well as

joining me now is henry hill, deputy editor, of conservative home. good to see you.election this year?— that we now expect a general election this year? well, i think the default _ election this year? well, i think the default assumption - election this year? well, i think the default assumption has - election this year? well, i think. the default assumption has always been that the prime minister will go to the country in the autumn. it gives him two years from when he first became prime minister in october 2022 and with the conservatives being so far be behind in the polls at the moment, it was always extremely unlikely that a man of his temperament would choose to go to the country earlier than he had to. the longest he could wait would be january 2025 but i don't think anyone thought that he would actually campaign over christmas. that would be just inviting punishment from the voters. mit? that would be just inviting punishment from the voters. why do ou think punishment from the voters. why do you think he — punishment from the voters. why do you think he has _

i mean, henry hill, a conservative home. hill, he's a conservative home.h them. he couldn't say anything positive . no. >> and i think, look, i think the thing is, he thought that rishi might improve a little bit, but. the changing bit, but. but the changing leaders is daft. >> cannot a sixth minister. >> idea wm- >> and the idea that we could go back i mean, back to david cameron, i mean, first of all, he's in the lords, which a an issue, but which is a bit of an issue, but also that you just also the idea that you can just have that blast from the past. he the anyway he would split the party anyway because he would split the party anyway bec country after those the country after brexit, those on the tory party on the right of the tory party think he betrayed the country by campaigning remain in even campaigning to remain in even when lost. when ultimately that lost. >> think >> so do you think do you think they're the they're at risk of becoming the third i think i think third party? i think i think it's i think very hard. it's i think it's very hard. >>

henry hill, great to see you usual. right. to see you as usual. right.. i didn't write that. did you write that? >> no. you written . i often use >> no. you written. i often use that expression, lady, but we've got a lot of them. >> well, tens of thousands more children are growing up obese since going since the pandemic. we're going to talk to former presenter of fat families, miller. fat families, steve miller. you're with britain's newsroom on . >> in 2024. gb news is britain's election channel. >> it's time to burst the westminster bubble come and join me in scunthorpe in a people's forum on the 1st of february to discuss how decisions make here affect your lives. is the green ideology destroying jobs tickets? they're going like hot cross buns . book now gb news. cross buns. book now gb news. britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> 1128 us. britain's neutronen gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner so general on fat, are we allowed to use the word fat? aren't we going to be shamed for fat? >> hey, fat shaming, we'll be told for off fat

well, i'm joined by david maddox, political editor of the express online and indeed by henry hill, deputyf conservative home. henry you know, you are very, very close to the pulse . very, very close to the pulse. the thought process of those to whom the conservative party really matters . they are headed really matters. they are headed for disaster, aren't they ? for disaster, aren't they? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. if you look at the polls, you know, you have to go back, i think, to 20, 21 to find a poll where they were ahead. you have to go back to autumn 22 to find a poll where they only a single where they were only a single single digits behind, know, where they were only a single singtheygits behind, know, where they were only a single singthey now)ehind, know, where they were only a single singthey now havei, know, where they were only a single singthey now have less know, where they were only a single singthey now have less than w, and they now have less than a year to go until the election. the number 10 hopes there will be narrowing over the be some narrowing over the course of th

>> soon we're joined in the studio editor of studio now by deputy editor of conservative home, henry hillnterview and richard tice suggestion about this one in, one out policy, which christopher hope said, is that not to not simplistic. >> i mean, i cannot fathom how you would run a one in, one out policy, right? >> i mean, do you just have a live dashboard that says we've created a space because somebody left? one person gets come in left? one person gets to come in and they waiting somewhere for notification is notification that their space is coming he coming into the country. he said. was averaged out over a said. it was averaged out over a five year parliament. but but no, think the fundamental no, i think the fundamental problem to change problem is if you want to change immigration country and immigration in this country and you want to seriously bring down immigration, do immigration, that means you do have reckon with have to reckon with how dependent this country has become immigration social become on for immigration social care, services. care, nhs, other services. i think it'

cbs' skyler henry has the story from capitol hill. >>> on that vote, chairman green, it was -- >> reporter: the house committee on border security sent the matter to the full house. >> failure to secure the border has been so significant, so catastrophic, so egregious that congress must now use its power to provide accountability. >> reporter: for house republicans, accountability means an effort to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas over his handling of the southern border. >> the actions and decisions of secretary mayorkas have left us with no other option than to proceed with articles of impeachment. >> reporter: in two articles of impeachment, gop lawmakers charged mayorkas with willful and systemic refusal to comply with the law and allege the secretary obstructed congressional oversight and failed to rein in migrant crossings. democrats accuse the gop-led panel of having no evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors. >> the sham impeachment of secretary mayorkas is a baseless political stunt. >> reporter: the gop effort follows unprecedented border crossing levels t

republican-led house, all huge questions in large part because of donald trump >> manu raju on capitol hill, thank you. henry cuellar, the district from san antonio to the u.s./mexico border, you just heard manu raju report that the border deal might be falling apart, might be dead because of donald trump, he does not want a victory. he wants to run against biden on this in november what is your take and who do you blame? >> i think what mitt romney said and what manu raju said talking to the senators, it is sad that one person can stop the u.s. senate and the u.s. house from moving ahead on bipartisan legislation to address this. keep in mind republicans have said there's a crisis, there is a crisis, there is a crisis, let's act now guess what? now let's wait for president trump to get re-elected and then we can address it next january. it is something we need to address right now and some people will regret this moment. we have democrats from some of their comfort zones in two places i thought i would not see some of my fellow democrats at. i have seen republicans move over which means chris murphy, kyrste

this speech was made the day before the fed anniversary of the storming of capitol hill by trump. support is john henry has moved from montgomery county in pennsylvania. joe biden carefully picked the time in place for his 1st major address of a 2024 campaign. today. as i make the sacred pledge to you, the defense protection and preservation american democracy remain as it has been. the central cause of my presidency all the time a day before the 3 year anniversary of the interaction in washington he's presumed rival discharged with the meeting that effort to forcibly overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. trump exhausted every legal avenue available to him to overturn the election. everyone with the legal plan, just to trump back to the truth that i had one the election and he was a losing the place near valley forge, where george washington stroup, set up camp in the cradle of american democracy. and not coincidentally, in pennsylvania, a key swing state. it's a state pennsylvania senator john betterment says biden 10, and must we talk about really what the election is on the line to

morgan hills, 27 this morning. thank you chris henry coldest low of the season south gilroy was in there. hollister, 29, san martin, saratoga, dublin, fremont, los altos all between 32 and 35. the colder temps were south because there was too many high clouds north, and there could easily be some drizzle or what we call the warm overrunning developing more likely it will be tonight. tomorrow the main front, though, is still a ways away. look at that moisture streaming up from the hawaiian islands, which is going to merge with this cold front. brutal cold front coming down seattle's high today may not get over 25, but the combination of these two and where they set up calif oregon border looks to be the focus of the heaviest rain. maybe even freezing rain. if you have to know somebody heading up to oregon and oregon state next rain, though, will be tomorrow. now there could be easily drizzle, light rain for areas san francisco, oakland, south. the focus is without question going to be about marin county north, and it may take a while to

the hill is reporting that billionaire stanley trucken miller, henry crafs, langone and cliff are reportedlylanning a fundraiser for haley a big one on january 30th. it's going to be in new york then. that's not all. after that she will be hitting miami and palm beach to meet with wealthy donors and also go to california and texas before the south carolina primary whereby she hopes she is going to meet more donors according to a source now, haley's team is bragging about all. this bragging about their $24 million fourth quarter money haul and that's a lot of money. it also got a third place finish in iowa for her and the spending on all that ads, did it really work? it's hardly impressive to me. she is hoping an additional $4 million ad buy in south carolina is going to ensure that she is no jeb bush. she is not the bush of 2024, no way. but, in this climate, where the winning message is closer to power to the people. she is varying toward power to the plutocrats.. they might as well light their money on fire at this point and throw it off the top of the tallest building they can find or sen

our good friend chris henry and morgan hill, a line of thunderstorms moved south through morgan hillat is extreme. okay that's heavy. that's pouring. that's tropical. almost also hail, which is unusual for january. for this first time, my new weather station showed extreme on the rain intensity scale, and 39/100 fell in ten minutes. that's that's florida weather. that's florida weather. you get something now i try to go back and show this to right. it's coming in right there. right there. that was it. so i only had rain, but boy that was a pretty good line that went through in for january. that is quite impressive. today we get a break. next system will be here tomorrow. some fog out there petaluma now down to two. vacaville quarter of a mile. santa rosa still says a half. so again, 101 north, 37, 29, maybe 80. uh, this moisture that will stream in tomorrow. today, though, i think we get a break, though, after the morning fog drizzle, we'll get some partly sunny skies, maybe mostly sunny, but tomorrow looks okay. rainfall rates about a quarter of an inch to maybe a half inch. the key

henry lee. welcome our guest. today alice words reported with ktv. you meteorologists rosemary roscoe and comedian joe hill.come, guys now. using words the wrong way grown adults mixing up there there. there can be

was made a day before the 3rd anniversary of the storming of the capitol hill, building by trump supporters, which is today john henry and the report from montgomery county in pennsylvania. joe biden carefully picked the time in place for his 1st major redress of a 2024 campaign. today i make the sacred pledge to you the defense protection preservation. american democracy remain as it has been. the central cause of my presidency. the time a day before the 3 year anniversary of the interaction in washington, he's presumed rival discharged with the meeting that effort to forcibly overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. trump exhausted every legal avenue available to him to overturn the election. everyone with the legal plan, just to trump back to the truth that i had one the election and he was a losing the place near valley forge, where george washington stroup set up camp in the cradle of american democracy. and not coincidentally, in pennsylvania, a t swing state, it's a state pennsylvania senator john betterments says biden can, and must we talk about really what the election is on the line to a dem

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that was in primrose hill, north london, on new year's eve. >> henry bolton , a 15 year old. >> henryicularly in london, is we are seeing a horrific rise in knife crime. we're seeing a huge rise in in gang related crime and at the at the older end of the offenders in the sort of 1920s, um , it in the sort of 1920s, um, it we're seeing it very much related to drugs. um, there's a gang culture that's growing. we are not dealing with it. we have we all know it's there. and as a former police officer, some of us were warning about this 20, 25 years ago. >> and it's still not being recognised for what it is, particularly, i feel, in london. >> and i think that's there's a real problem. it's the victims and the offenders are becoming younger and younger and younger and, you know, we've society needs to deal with this . needs to deal with this. >> the politicians and i'm not being party political about this. >> the politicians, the police , >> the politicians, the police, the schools, the families and the schools, the families and the communities as well, the schools, the families and the co