and heritage party, david katz. evening to both of you and welcome , of course, all of welcome, of course, to all of you home. you're very welcome you at home. you're very welcome tonight. know, the tonight. and, you know, the drill. you're a regular drill. if you're a regular viewer, about viewer, it's not just about history. about you at home history. it's about you at home as well. what's on your mind tonight? get touch. gb views tonight? get in touch. gb views at news dot uk is my email or at gb news dot uk is my email or you tweet me at gb news. if you can tweet me at gb news. if you can tweet me at gb news. if you just tuned you're you just tuned in you're thinking what is on menu thinking what is on the menu for tonight's talk to you tonight's i want to talk to you about so called child about these so called child asylum seekers that have gone missing . who are they? where are missing. who are they? where are they ? what do about they going? what do we do about it ? i also want to talk about it? i also want t

so heritage party leader david cartern said that by his actions.ondon is deliberately prolonging the conflict, the uk government should try to de-escalate the conflict, not prolong it by supporting zelensky's corrupt, nazi-infested regime as opposed to helicopters with tanks of specifics and more. it is known that the uk is ready to transfer 12 challenger 2 tanks to kiev. four will arrive in eastern europe. in the near future, eight more a little later, a decision on deliveries should be made the other day and in berlin, according to the newspaper, bild, the rhine-metal concern has 110 leopards, but on their preparation for shipment if authorized by the authorities. it would take a year to shorten these terms as much as possible and call authorities in warsaw, poland, finland and denmark are awaiting permission from the leadership of germany to export aria equipment to ukraine, however , military experts doubt that western tanks. at least somehow they will help to completely change the picture on the battlefield. according to former un weapons insp

heritage party, says stephanie. ihope heritage party, says stephanie.the corrupt riffraff we have at the moment . riffraff we have at the moment. all current mp should be behind bars for what they did during the pandemic and still continue to do in pushing gene therapy. poison vaccine. if justice not serve, people will not trust politician ever again . now, of politician ever again. now, of course, that is stephanie's. it's very clear from the medical authorities that the vaccine's tested and it's safe , effective. tested and it's safe, effective. but stephanie, your entitled to your view? no one gets cancelled. not on my . keep those cancelled. not on my. keep those emails coming . gbnews.uk i'm emails coming. gbnews.uk i'm looking forward to this next story as the fallout from the forthcoming publication of prince harry's book spare in, he shares some of the most intimate about his life and that of his family . there's a deafening family. there's a deafening silence from buckingham palace. who do have a right to reply in relation to many excuse relati

heritage party, says stephanie. ihope heritage party, says stephanie.the corrupt riffraff we have at the moment . riffraff we have at the moment. all current mp should be behind bars for what they did during the pandemic and still continue to do in pushing gene therapy. poison vaccine. if justice not serve, people will not trust politician ever again . now, of politician ever again. now, of course, that is stephanie's. it's very clear from the medical authorities that the vaccine's tested and it's safe , effective. tested and it's safe, effective. but stephanie, your entitled to your view? no one gets cancelled. not on my . keep those cancelled. not on my. keep those emails coming . gbnews.uk i'm emails coming. gbnews.uk i'm looking forward to this next story as the fallout from the forthcoming publication of prince harry's book spare in, he shares some of the most intimate about his life and that of his family . there's a deafening family. there's a deafening silence from buckingham palace. who do have a right to reply in relation to many excuse relati

party m. p. 's in new zealand have chosen cris hipkins to be the next prime minister, whose deputy carnosione as the 1st new zealander with pacific allan heritage to take on the role. hipkins received unanimous support from the labor party he replaces just into ours earn, has resigned after more.

party and country to chris hipkins. the new prime minister has picked a female deputy of pacific island heritage.kingham palace announces world—famous entertainers will perform at a concert at windsor castle to mark the king charles�* coronation in may. the concert will be the day after the coronation and is expected to be a wide mix of music, dancing and a laser lightshow. the concert will be broadcast on the bbc on the 7th of may featuring "global music icons", orchestras and a "coronation choir". you're watching bbc news. now it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's show... during the pandemic many of us realised just how intense was our passion for travel. and i am so excited about the opportunities to explore economically and responsibly this year. the ukrainian artwork that has now found a safe home on display at a gallery in madrid. and who discovered the equator? hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from behind the scenes at our home here at the bbc in london. it is here where we plan the shows and edit the films from all over the world, finding sto

situation occurring ruling party m p 's in new zealand had chosen cris hipkins to be the next prime minister. his deputy carmel cipollina is the 1st new zealander with pacific island heritage to take on the role. hipkins received unanimous support from the labor party and will be officially sworn in on wednesday. here places just into order and whose resigns after more than 5 years in the post, adrian brown has more from wellington. sundays of it is here at wilmington had a very sort of preordained feel to them. that's because chris hipkins nomination was of course, uncontested. so it all happened very quickly. senior labor party officials wanted consensus and a smooth transition. they got it with a party now running around and it's new leader. we are now in the sort of post. gender are done era, and it's been another important moment in new zealand politics on sunday because the deputy prime minister is going to be of simone and tongue and descend carmel. salome is the 1st pacific islander to hold this post. she was previously the minister. i went to the social development so in many ways this is a, a natural progression in a country which has always been very proud of it

heritage. 360. get the out now. ah. is as d w news and these are our top stories. the republican party in the u. s. has failed to elect a house speaker. the front runner kevin mccarthy did not gain enough votes from his peers and congress in several rounds. voting is the 1st majority party.

party and country to chris hipkins. the new prime minister has picked a female deputy of pacific island heritage.re watching bbc news. now it's time for click. this week, it's all about cars and cardio. yeah, we have teslas looping the las vegas loop. spencer takes a swing for it. yes, got a seagull. and lara gets mean. well, she tries to. i'm a bit slow with this. i'd be in terrible trouble if there was a person punching. and is that... both: a flying elvis? as thousands of tech companies descended on las vegas this month for the consumer electronics show, we've been bringing you some of the highlights. but this week, we're getting away from the show floor. i've been made to work up a sweat and he's been sent to freeze. but first up, we're going below the bright lights of the strip with james clayton, as he checks out an unusual way to get from a to b. las vegas convention centre is huge. it can take half an hour to walk across it. however, there's a new way to get around — tunnels with teslas in them. this is what elon musk claims is the future of transport, so we're here in las vegas to check

heritage 360. get out now. ah ah, this is dw news. welcome to 2023. capitals across europe have been ringing in the new year. we'll take a look at the celebrations from the open air parties here in berlin to the spectacular fireworks over the arc de triomphe in paris. also on the show farewell to the former pope with the bells ring at saint peter's basilica, marking the death of benedict, the 16th and ukraine gets no rest bite from russian attacks as the year draws to a close. with more miss hobbs raining down on the capital, keith ah, i'm pablo foley. the ass welcome to the program and happy new year. so a wave of new year's celebrations have swept across europe and africa. the countdowns will soon be taking down in the americas. and with just minutes to go from now with places like brazil celebrating and also a short time ago, the capitol was once again treated to a spectacular fireworks and thrown display at the landmark london i. it's the 1st new year's eve event on the banks of the river thames since before the pandemic in 2090. and here in the german capital berlin, the open air party returned to the cities landmark brandenburg gate. people were clearly in the mood

heritage or lack thereof. these people like we saw yesterday, the nassau county republican party, they're the ones that need top. the republican party of new york state they need to speak up. republican organizations they need to speak up. only if there's republican support around the country and from idonors and organizations will there will be a difference. it's an embarrassment. an embarrassment to the republicans, to the institution of congress, and an embarrassment to america and brazil too. >> kaitlan interviewed a state senator from new york who is speaking up this morning. >> they need to pass resolutions. we've seen resolutions passed against liz cheney for telling the truth, remember? >> yeah. >> there are parties that need to pass resolutions for telling lies the same way they did against liz cheney for telling the truth. >> the republicans in new york are handling it differently than washington. >> the republicans in new york city -- in new york and washington have the same problem, they want to know who knew what and when. he ran in 2020 so there were questions of what did they know, what were the

turmoil associated with the historical heritage, if earlier the authorities in berlin still somehow restrained themselves and said that they did not want to be a partythe conflict, now this is no longer a matter of armaments. in ukraine, it is building up, and the words about the impossibility of the appearance of german tanks on ukrainian soil have been forgotten. the left press writes that the words of german politicians about human rights and democracy are only a cover for the return of aggressive german militarism 82 years after the beginning of the fascist war against the ussr german tanks. rolling towards russia again now germany is using the conflict in ukraine as a pretext for carrying out the largest rearmament since hitler and a new strike against russia german imperialism is not only concerned with geo-strategic interests and russia's huge reserves of raw materials, it is driven by a desire for retribution for its war. the defeat in the 20th century in berlin is now in full swing discussing the prospects for sending heavy tanks leopard 2 to ukraine, a snag. only in the fact that there will not be so many of them, but the preparation crews

year lying about everything educational background is heritage gop colleagues are clearly upset they are stopping short of purging santos from the party bad he's not the first politician unfortunately to make it to congress to lie i have not even introduce myself to him because he's pretty despicable the lies he tells at the end of the day it's not up to me or any other member of congress to determine whether he can be kicked out for lying if he broke -- he will be removed from congress. >> interesting, santa said last week that, yes, he has made some statements about the only way he will leave office is his constituents in new york state want him to go. here's a small taste of what they are saying. >> i want this man out. i want him out. he had the nerve to say that in two years you can vote me out. i don't answer to politicians. i answer to my constituents. well, i am one. i want him out. >> in the end, after so many years of donald trump leading the party, should anyone be shocked if republicans put up with the level of line we've seen from santos? chief editor of the los angeles times says this is a gut punch of the party. quote,

party ties and largely destroyed due to the destructive line of the ruling elite of latvia, including the complete cleansing of the russian-language information space , the elimination of the soviet cultural heritageriminal prosecution of our compatriots. the department also noted that all responsibility for the current situation lies with the state leadership of latvia - the main russian film award golden eagle today received films made with the support of vgtrk among the winners of the world champion, who broke all the records of the heart of parma and the tv series elizabeth , varvara nevskaya will tell how the solemn ceremony went in mosfilm. this is already a tradition. end of january late evening mosfilm and the golden eagles rush into the hands of the best filmmakers, last year 23 nominations and in five of them the work of director alexei sidorov won a landslide victory . the plot is centered on the legendary duel in 1978 for the chess crown of the world between anatoly karpov and the dissident grandmaster viktor korchnoi who fled abroad, the 145-minute tape was recognized as the best film of 2020 of the second year. thank you very much once again i would like to say to the academicians fo

party, and country, to chris hipkins. the new prime minister has picked a female deputy of pacific island heritage.'re watching bbc news. now, it's time for political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to a new series. a conversation with, rather than an interrogation of someone who shapes our political thinking about what has shaped theirs. my guest this week is the leader of britain's second largest trade union, sharon graham, who replaced the rather better—known mark. —— len mccluskey. we are at a time where there are strikes in the health service, strikes on the railway, strengths and schools, strikes in the civil service. for years, there's been talks of a new winter of discontent. we must be honest, it has been largely that. talk. these trade unions to have a mandate for members and have the backing of large sections of the public. to have a fight over the standard of their members�* living. welcome to political thinking. because you've been around a long time, you've got perspective on this, does it feel like the beginning of a new balance of power in the workplace, may be in soc

broader based set of voices and if anything, the labour party is becoming more and more metropolitan and middle class. do you think your working class heritageouth yorkshire accent? i think it's held you back in politics. i think it holds you back generally in society. in truth , because our society. in truth, because our society. in truth, because our society works for the point. the upper middle classes , i would upper middle classes, i would say actually that my class is home about more than my sex. in truth. but again, i think the more that we are since we've sort of striking through those glass ceilings , the more we can glass ceilings, the more we can take people up with us. and ultimately , it should be for ultimately, it should be for everyone to aim high and become the best that they can be. that's real social mobility, actually. do you think there's a class ceiling in politics like most, most professions , like most, most professions, like attracts like, doesn't it? and of course, you know, for a game that's being played by historically actually lawyers more than anyone else, there's still a preponderance of them. but you know, inc

broader based set of voices and if anything, the labour party is becoming more and more metropolitan and middle class. do you think your working class heritage yorkshire accent? i think it's held you back in politics. i think it holds you back generally in society. in truth , because our society. in truth, because our society. in truth, because our society works for the point. the upper middle classes , i would upper middle classes, i would say actually that my class is home about more than my sex. in truth. but again, i think the more that we are since we've sort of striking through those glass ceilings , the more we can glass ceilings, the more we can take people up with us. and ultimately , it should be for ultimately, it should be for everyone to aim high and become the best that they can be. that's real social mobility, actually. do you think there's a class ceiling in politics like most, most professions , like most, most professions, like attracts like, doesn't it? and of course, you know, for a game that's being played by historically actually lawyers more than anyone else, there's still a preponderance of them. but you know, increas

it shows how the republican party's agenda continues to align with anti abortion policies, rather than with the general public. as the new congressional term began, the heritagendation sent republicans a letter signed by dozens of antiabortion groups, urging them to quote, legislate abortion policy at the federal level and pursue a robust pro-life agenda, and quote. they went as far as to propose that the republicans pass a nationwide ban on abortion after the sixth week of pregnancy. meanwhile, in the absence of the federal abortion protections, the biden administration has taken steps to make abortion care more accessible. the fda recently announced changes which will make it easier for patients to obtain abortion pills, what we have been discussing is when is it medicinal abortion? soon, local pharmacies can dispense these for the first time, patients will be able to receive them through the mail. the ease of access in which abortion pills will soon be available is not sitting well with officials and states which are the most hostile towards abortion. earlier this year, alabama's attorney general steve marshall said women could be part skewed for taking ab

party leaders in his new york district called for him to quit. they pointed to his lies about everything from his career to his heritage including a claim his family were holocaust survivors. >> these lies were not mere fibs. he disgraced the house of representatives. in particular his fabrications went too far. many groups were hurt specifically i look at those families that were touched by the horrors of the holocaust and feel for them. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy said today santos will not serve on any key congressional committees. jan that house republican leaders have taken no action so far. ublican-led house is taking action on abortion early into its majority. approving two measures today. one, a resolution condemns attacks on antiabortion facilities including pregnancy crisis centers. the other is a bill to penalize doctors who refuse care to an infant surviving an abortion attempt. an already rare occurrence. neither measure is expected to pass the senate. in brazil the new leftist government braced for more protest across the country. supporters of former president bolsonaro storm the capitol complex sunday and called for new demonst

of his own party have called on him to resign over admitted fabbri indications about his work history and education, questions about his campaign finances, misleading claims of jewish heritageand reported charges in brazil reported to checkbook fraud, which santos has denied among other issues. also when it comes to committee assignments, ax i don't say picking up the story, saying that members of the right-wing house freedom talk russ seeing the first dividends from the deal they struck with house speaker mccarthy, his prime committee assignments. a key concession that mr. mccarthy made. they also include that representative donalds, gosar, perry, and luna, who initially opposed for striking a deal, and boebert sit on the house oversight committee. marjorie taylor greene, they also said that the freedom caucus can have the new committee gavel, along of jim jordan's chairmanship, with representative greene. that's some of the assignments stemming from the house elections that you saw on c-span. follow up the story on axios. democrats line, ricardo, hello. caller: yes, what i'm thinking is trump had all them files, and i got a feeling that the fascist movement is going on, a

heritage of the german authorities was thrown aside. if earlier the authorities in berlin still somehow restrained themselves, they said, that they do not want to be a partythe conflict, now we are no longer talking about this at the rate of armaments. to ukraine is increasing, and the words about the impossibility of the appearance of german tanks on ukrainian soil. the forgotten leftist press writes that the words of german politicians, and human rights and democracy are only a cover for the return of aggressive german militarism 82 years after the start of the fascist war against the ussr, german tanks are again rolling to the side. everyone is now using the conflict in ukraine as an excuse for germany to hold its biggest ever hitler's rearmament and a new strike against russia, german imperialism is not only concerned with geo-strategic interests and russia's huge reserves of raw materials; it is driven by a desire for retribution for its military defeats in the 20th century. in berlin, they are now discussing with might and main the prospects for sending heavy tanks to ukraine. leopard 2 snag. only in the fact that their ministry of internal affairs

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heritage and ancestry. the republicans have embraced him. they stand by him despite this disrespect and blatant antisemitism. >> sadly, that is not surprising. you have got a partyo support the jewish people, in order to win a certain sector of votes. but continues to behave in antisemitic ways continuously. it is also not surprising when we look at what happened in georgia. we saw such commitment from the republican party across the state to vote for herschel walker despite every single scandal, lie, every show and tell that he did not actually stand for. what he said he stood for, he didn't actually represent republican family values. once again, that kind of fealty to the agenda and not to actual character -- or values is becoming emblematic of this party. and frankly, george santos is obviously very funny for a lot of reasons, once that josh very cleverly pointed out. but that kind of commitment despite all of the truth are the telltale signs of authoritarianism. this is how that pathway gets built. and suddenly people stand up on bay and they say, i have no idea how we got here. but these were the building blocks. these were the red flags that we should hav

party to resign. it is now 7 gop members of congress calling for him to step down. >> the latest coming from ohio republican max miller, going after him for lying about his jewish heritagenot okay to lie for a political gain. this is true when the lie seeks to benefit from the murder of millions of jewish people. cnn's manu raju live on capitol hill this hour. so the pressure is building, but is it having any impact, manu? >> reporter: well the goal of both santos and kevin mccarthy, house speaker is to simply weather this storm. and hope that it simply blows over and that these investigations don't yield any more damaging information that could potentially lead for him to resign or make things worse. for mccarthy, the reason is very clear. this is a district that democrats could very well pick up if santos were to resign. it is one that joe biden carried by eight points. could be a clear pick up opportunity and tighten mccarthy's maeshlgrgin in the h. and now for santos, republican leadership indicating he is not going anywhere and the only recourse for the house republicans and democrats to kick him out is to expel him, something that would require two-thirds majority

how you heritage and thinking about it that chattanooga certainly has that history so this raises questions for me about it intentionality and how important it to pin the southern strategy on party or group or even an individual. should i be looking at brock and carefully trying to find what was the southern? was he responsible? did he intend to? people of color in to build white working class voter base? you know how important is it to prove that, to demonstrate to find the smoking gun? right. that sort of. and we have them right. we them in the nixon administration. but for for brock specifically. and so looking his papers, you know, he was offering that's sort of like upbeat forward thinking, brand of responsible government, conservative, you know, defying our expectations of backlash. southern the southern switch. right. but when we get to the political record the distinctions because you know brock not wallace but when we at the political record the distinctions blur. right. it can be while brock called it the biggest mistake his life, he voted against the civil rights act in 1965, against the voting rights act of 1960. voting rights civil rights act of 1964, against the vo

party out of power. the situation with george santos is unprecedented. he's a candidate who is lied about every aspect of his life. his family heritage, his occasional background, his employment background, his ties to historical events like 9/11. the paul smiths shooting, the holocaust. it's a level of lying a deception that is staggering, that's almost unprecedented. certainly more could've been done to expose him. what he represents is an unprecedented situation. ultimately a responsibility for george santos lies with the republican party. which endorsed him, which nominated him, which response for him, and which should hold him accountable. >> as we think about sort of george santos and how he fits into the culture of our country i wonder how concerned you are of other political candidates and other people, even elected officials lying while they're in office. in some ways critics withstand the republican side you've seen a lot of election denier some of you have been truthful. really rising in the last four years. what's your concern about that? >> i think george santos is a symbolic and indictment over the republican party has

heritage. >> and can you think of any bill that was enacted by the u.s. congress during that two-year period when the republican partyontrol of the house and senate and the white house and actively signed by the president to substantially reduce the y deficit , name one ? thank you. you wouldn't knowledge that the ira although your critique of it i understand is that it doesn't get the deficit reduction fast enough . fair enough d, but it does reduce thedeficit by over $300 billion over the next few years . >> it remains to be seen whether that will be the case . >> is the estimate of the nonpartisan analysts that looked at it and as you acknowledge, republicans had two years to do something about the deficit and you acknowledgethey did nothing . as to the airline nailed down , you actually believe that if we had done nothing, at a time when not only the government was compelling businesses to shut down but people were not flying because they didn'twant to die . you actually believe that if we had done nothing to the airlines that two years later they just would have picked up where they started, all those workers wo

heritage was broadly supportive. >> thank you. can you think of any bill that was enacted by the u.s congress during that two-year period when the republican party had control of the house and senate and the white house? enacted and signed by the president that substantially reduce the deficit? can you name one. >> no. >> thank you. do you actually believe that if we had done nothing at a time when not only the government was telling businesses to shut down, but people were not flying because they didn't want to die you actually believe that if we had done nothing to help the airlines that two years later they just would have picked up where they started, all of those workers would have magically come back to their airline jobs, all the planes would have been ready to go, the airports would have been flying and the airline industry would have been in good shape this summer to fly the people around? >> i didn't say that. i don't believe it. there would have been layoffs. there could very well still be jobs that would not exist. >> probably massive disruptions far greater than anything the consumer has faced this summer. what would the under permi

of his own party have called on him to resign over admitted fabbri indications about his work history and education, questions about his campaign finances, misleading claims of jewish heritage, and reported charges in brazil reported to checkbook fraud, which santos has denied among other issues. also when it comes to committee assignments, ax i don't say picking up the story, saying that members of the right-wing house freedom talk russ seeing the first dividends from the deal they struck with house speaker mccarthy, his prime committee assignments. a key concession that mr. mccarthy made. they also include that representative donalds, gosar, perry, and luna, who initially opposed for striking a deal, and boebert sit on the house oversight committee. marjorie taylor greene, they also said that the freedom caucus can have the new committee gavel, along of jim jordan's chairmanship, with representative greene. that's some of the assignments stemming from the house elections that you saw on c-span. follow up the story on axios. democrats line, ricardo, hello. caller: yes, what i'm thinking is trump had all them files, and i got a feeling that the fascist movement is going on,

heritage was probably supportive. >> thank you. can you think of any bill that was enacted by the u.s. congress during that two year period when the republican partytrol of the house of senate and the white house, acted inside by the president, that substantially reduce the deficit? can you name one? >> no. >> thank you. he would acknowledge that the i.r.a., although your critique of it, if i understand it, is that it doesn't get to the deficit reduction fast enough, fair enough. but it does reduce the deficit by 300 billion dollars of the next few years. >> it remains to be seen whether that will actually be the case. >> okay. that is the estimate of the nonpartisan analysts that looked at it. you acknowledged, republicans had two years to do something about the deficit. you acknowledge that they do nothing. we just cut it by 300 billion dollars. and as to the airline bailout, you actually believe that if we had done nothing at a time when, not only the government was telling businesses to shut down, but people were not flying because they did not want to die, you actually believe that if we had done nothing to help the airlines that two years la

heritage 360 jackie out now. ah, it says d w. news, and these are our top stories. the republican party in the u. s. has failed to elect the house speaker. the front runner, kevin mccarthy did not gain enough votes from his peers in congress in several rounds. voting is the 1st majority party leader not to win on the 1st ballots in a century. arab leaders and the united states have criticized a visit by israel's new far right. national security minister to one of jerusalem's most sensitive science, the temple mount, which is known to palestinians as the noble sanctuary. it's a mar, ben, give beer, told the complex in company of heavy security. the body of brazilian football legend pele has been laid to rest in his home town of santos. the country's newly elected president, lula da silva attended the funeral at the new most liam. thousands of fans turn out to see his coffin carried on a fire engine. hello one, the world's cough and unprecedented 3 times. this is dw news from berlin for more news and analysis around the clock. just go to d, w dot com. ah, many people go into politics hoping to make hi