lets bring in hilary _ courts around the country.ountry. lets bring in hilary rosen, good to see you. there was a stinging rebuke in this case. it said this perpetuates outdated notions of sexual violence and allows predators to escape accountability. what do you think the response of people at large will be? , ., ,., ., the response of people at large will be? _, ., be? there is an important component here which is — be? there is an important component here which is that _ be? there is an important component here which is that weinstein - be? there is an important component here which is that weinstein defence l here which is that weinstein defence was that_ here which is that weinstein defence was that the sex that he had was consensual, that she had agreed to it and _ consensual, that she had agreed to it and that's why those prior bad act witnesses were so critical, because — act witnesses were so critical, because he used the exact same tactics _ because he used the exact same tactics against those other women, inviting _ tactic

i think that's what hilary cass's report says and we should — hilary cass's report says and we shouldss the situation. i was listening to a call on _ the situation. i was listening to a call on a — the situation. i was listening to a call on a different radio show last week— call on a different radio show last week where they had a psychologist on talking _ week where they had a psychologist on talking about girls and autism and how— on talking about girls and autism and how they are so undiagnosed. one interesting _ and how they are so undiagnosed. one interesting thing that the cass report— interesting thing that the cass report brings out, the massive rise in teenage — report brings out, the massive rise in teenage girls that has underlying causes _ in teenage girls that has underlying causes and this is our personal experience. our daughter, very happy as a child _ experience. our daughter, very happy as a child growing up, very quirky. we knew— as a child growing up, very quirky. we knew there was something not typical, _ we knew there was something not typical, as — we knew ther

and dr hilary cass�* interim report in 2022 questioned the use of puberty blockers at the tavistock andortman trust, which provided gender services. and that led to a series of events, including an inspection by the regulator, the cqc, which found the service to be inadequate. and then last month nhs england said puberty blockers would no longer be routinely prescribed, and the service at the tavistock and portman was brought to an end with two new clinics being set up. so this is a long—running and much debated issue. i think the things that stand out for me is the fact in herforward to the report, dr cass is saying directly, "i want to speak directly to children and young people how they've been let down", that there wasn't adequate, in her view, research or evidence to support the long—term use of puberty, blockers and hormone treatment. and that that was partly, i think she's she more or less implies, because of the toxic debate around the issue and the fact that some clinicians were shying away from the whole thing, didn't want to get involved, were reluctant to engage. and you had

cass's vision _ deserve as set out in hilary cass's vision and — deserve as set out in hilary cass'sve as set out in hilary cass's vision and i think this could be difficult — vision and i think this could be difficult so i think we are on the start— difficult so i think we are on the start of— difficult so i think we are on the start of a — difficult so i think we are on the start of a long journey here. next, assaulting a shop worker will become a separate offence in england and wales as part has a response to retail crime. the prime minister has been on a visit in west sussex today after that government announcement. here is what he had to say about it. our track record and clamping down on crime is very positive. crime has halved since 2010, and to outlined new plans to tackle behaviour and fraud which are already working but i have been concerned by the rise in retail crime which i'm sure many others are either seeing it or on social media which is why today with an unofficial set of measures to clamp down on retail crime which is about a brand—new offence for assaulting shop wo

under president biden who i assume hilary clinton's chosen candidate this year we had two plus yearsss to resolve. the notion that president trump wants to kill the opposition he did not even prosecute hilary clinton. she should count herself lucky that he took the high road rather than going after her for her. i think this is absolutely awful and i hope that half of the country will stand up and tell her that we really don't need to be taking lessons from her on this. stuart: just for the record, what did president trump say about putin that allows hilary to say trump was gaga over putin, what exactly did he say. >> i don't understand president trump knew he had to have some kind of functioning relationship with vladimir putin to manage the relationship better than either president obama or president biden did. i've been on phone calls with him, i've not been in the room with him so it's not clear to me but apparently instead of insulting and adversarial toward putin tried to come up with some common ground primarily in counterterrorism, that for hilary clinton is appeasement. stuar

our hilary cass�*s recommendations to you. 0uryoung hilary cass�*s recommendations to you.ple refer to an nhs gender service must receive a holistic assessment of their needs, including screening for neurodevelopmental conditions and a mental health assessment and the evidence—based underpinning all treatments must be improved. do you agree with that? me treatments must be improved. do you agree with that?— agree with that? me personally, i stru: ale agree with that? me personally, i struggle to _ agree with that? me personally, i struggle to associate _ agree with that? me personally, i struggle to associate with - agree with that? me personally, i struggle to associate with the - struggle to associate with the recommendations. i think there is an element where it is disheartening to see such a tragic reading. there is an element where it shatters my heart and i know that many of my peers and friends also fear this recommendation as it could be quite detrimental to the well—being of many young people. mitt; detrimental to the well-being of many young maple-— detrimental to

hilary: i believe they are. believe most of corporate america is experimenting with ai and testing generative ai in microsoft azure's cloud and elsewhere. there are some early adopters who are starting to get to some level of scale. microsoft's seven points of ai contribution were good. i would say they were generally in line. microsoft did signal that they were capacity constrained. i still believe it will be in the second half that we see microsoft doing inferencing on the cloud really brought now and start to drive that number. caroline: we are talking about two names that have already done phenomenally well in the height around ai. we also think about what data dog it is up to. how are these companies going to benefit? hilary: the whole cloud consumption conference, they will benefit with a lag. we are not seeing it on a broad-based basis yet. there are a select few who will benefit. they will benefit from the absence of cost optimization we saw last year. they will see the flow through of what is effectivel

hilary cass is wrong. >> i'm not a medical professional. i'm not saying hilary cass is wrong.is . and she thinks in support. >> well , she support. >> well, she thinks very clearly i >> -- >> yeah. >> yeah. >> hilary cass is a medical professional , and it >> hilary cass is a medical professional, and it is her view that prescribing puberty blockers for people under 18 is a dangerous path to go. but thank you very much for that, joanne. great to have had you on the program. well, now i'm coming to my panel, new culture forum, fellow performer emma webb and michael walker, who is the contributing editor to novara media, i think. so you've heard what, what joanne had to say there. you've heard, presumably what hilary cass has to say after a very long time indeed. we've now arrived at this present state of the law whereby children under the age of 18 won't get that, so, emma , of 18 won't get that, so, emma, who's right? >> well, joanne mentioned w path there and we've actually just had a leak of the what has been referred to as the w path files. andrew doyle actually did a very

and hilary cass.o stop using pubuc been advised to stop using public transport over fears for her safety. although to be fair, that's just good advice for anyone and the national conservative conference in brussels was shut down for pubuc brussels was shut down for public safety. wow, i feel so much safer knowing the left wing establishment can shut down political opponents . this is political opponents. this is your

hilary cass is very clear.dren as children . children. >> maya, are you hopeful that this will change the way the nhs and other gender services are operating in this , in this operating in this, in this country? i we spoke earlier about how not all nhs services got involved with this review . got involved with this review. they weren't willing to potentially share important evidence. >> yes, i'm very hopeful and this will change what happens in england, and at the moment, children in wales are also treated, under the same regime , treated, under the same regime, it doesn't change what happens in scotland. and and it doesn't directly change what, private , directly change what, private, clinicians can do. but doctor hilary cass did give a very clear warning to gps not to enter into shared care arrangements with private prescribers who are acting outside of the nhs, framework and also to pharmacists that they shouldn't be filling private prescriptions unless they believe that it's in the child's best interest and

why is doctor hilary cass being for her hilary cass being abused for her landmark review?r review? and should individual citizens be able to get street lights turned down we'll down next up, though, we'll discuss humza backtrack discuss humza yousafs backtrack on greenhouse gas targets, rank hypocrisy sensible hypocrisy or sensible pragmatism. i know what i think you're with the saturday five live on gb news. welcome back to the saturday five as ever. thank you so much for all of your emails about tonight's topics john has written in. good evening. john. he says if we benefited from the industrial revolution, we are certainly lagging well behind. since then, have car since then, we have no car industry of our own . so should industry of our own. so should other support us? one other countries support us? one from someone called angry annie. oh, annie , who said there should oh, annie, who said there should be no pay when off sick other than statutory sick pay. trust me, if that was the case there would only be genuine sick off work. ssp rules should apply to all companies

this hilary cass to conduct that review. this is hilary cass to conduct that review .w. this is a detailed, empirical scientific review that should inform the way that policy is developed, and it shouldn't be a matter of trends or feelings or social cachet on how this very sensitive issue is developed . developed. >> in other news, assaulting a shop worker will be made a separate criminal offence in a government u—turn in response to a surge of retail crime. it's after a report found violent and abusive incidents against shop workers rose by 50% in 2022 to 2023. the government previously said it did not think a law change was required. but today rishi sunak has announced the government would be amending its criminal justice bill to bring in the new offence . campaigner in the new offence. campaigner and former subpostmaster alan bates has hit out at his former bosses as thugs in suits. bates has hit out at his former bosses as thugs in suits . as the bosses as thugs in suits. as the post office inquiry reveals, the full extent of the scandal. the inquiry has been probi

i want to bring in hilary kramer. great to see you.u're implying destroys the credibility of the federal reserve f they, jay powell, suggested, hinted back, people pushed back on it how important the federal reserve is. >> it's political. jay powell wants to keep his job. i'll say it. as blatant as can be. what he is probably waiting for, as we get closer to elections -- charles: wouldn't it be transparent with inflation going in the wrong direction? i, to your point, couple of fomc meetings ago he talked about a surprise jobs report, he mentioned it a couple times. i think he was looking for that to be his cue. 4.1%, that would be his excuse. if he does this without any sort of real trigger, golly. >> i think we will see a trigger because the market, charles, it really has climbed too far too fast and money is expensive now and you and i know what happens when money gets expensive and those credit card bills are piling up and people start having to sell down on their stocks and, so much of the market has been propped up by the vcs and

the report's author, dr hilary cass, said gender services needed to operate to the same high standardsut a group of children and young people who are not getting the services that they need and they deserve, in order to thrive and be well as they grow into adults. so i, of course, would hope that considerable note is taken of this report. earlier i spoke to our health editor hugh pym, and the observer's chief lead writer sonia sodha, to help unpack what's in this report. well, it's a very, very comprehensive report. more than 300 pages. and remember, this review work goes right back to 2020. and dr hilary cass�* interim report in 2022 questioned the use of puberty blockers at the tavistock and portman trust, which provided gender services. and that led to a series of events, including an inspection by the regulator, the coc, which found the service to be inadequate. and then last month nhs england said puberty blockers would no longer be routinely prescribed, and the service at the tavistock and portman was brought to an end with two new clinics being set up. so this is a long—running

as she puts it, hilary cass, an exceptionally toxic debate.rrently, as you join me, i am speaking to susie who is telling us about her trans son. and phil is with us as well. sorry not to get to you sooner but everyone is welcome. get in touch. it's about your voice and your views. tell me about, if you would, susie, the struggles of your son and what he has been through over the past five years. what he has been through over the past five years-— past five years. starting at the beginning. _ past five years. starting at the beginning. the _ past five years. starting at the beginning, the back _ past five years. starting at the beginning, the back story - past five years. starting at the i beginning, the back story issues. past five years. starting at the - beginning, the back story issues. in summary, it's about, when he realises that... most of our kids from when they are little you can see something, you mightjust not want to see it, from shopping at an early age and the boy section,

this has been one of the one of the concerns from doctor hilary.ioning . so she detransitioning service. so she wants to shake up and reform. so you know, the gender services, which could include transitioning. but what about those who want to detransition? there needs to be adequate resources for them to. >> okay. >> okay. >> ray addison, thanks very much indeed. >> the princess of wales is now officially the popular officially the most popular royal. this is a yougov poll that found that over 75% of people have a positive view of princess catherine, with prince william only slightly behind his wife at 73. cameron walker, a royal correspondent, is here with this one. what would you what would you read into that? and as to why? >> well, i think it's hardly surprising. >> since the start of the year, the princess of wales's popularity is up six points with the british public. according to this yougov poll. and obviously at the year, she at the start of the year, she went hospital for abdominal went into hospital for abdominal surgery subsequently su

this is legal scholars on both sides of the aisle agree with that and you brought up the point about hilary like to bring up how about joe biden's corrupt family set up 30 shell companies when he was vice president of the united states and become a multimillionaire selling off his public access as vice president and no trials for biden because they are being led by him against president trump. >> jump in here i think if you are talking about the fact it's an election year, shouldn't you be able to bring up both sides. we have the house oversight committee making serious allegations against joe biden and his family, money laundering, influence pit in tripoli were not allowed to talk about it, nobody brings it up and they're all over trump for something that hilary clinton infected in 2016. the censoring people, kicking them off-line shutting it down they don't want have a conversation there should be investigations is a common complaint against republicans they need to go on offense the democrats we know how they're going to play and operate but at some point you have to rise up and fight ba

yeah, but it is. >> hilary kc, she's the former who hilary kc, she's the former president college whopaediatricians. college of paediatricians. >> expert in the field. >> and you know what thought >> and you know what i thought about yesterday ? i about that report yesterday? i thought, you she could thought, you know, she could have damning. have been much more damning. i thought her report was very considered, very, very measured and it was clever in its way because it meant that the stone walls and the mermaids couldn't come crashing back on her and accuse her you know, accuse her of, you know, whatever. know, whatever. but i but, you know, also , we've got to look at she also, we've got to look at she was being intimidated as well for the four years that was for the four years that she was doing report. for the four years that she was doiiyeah, report. for the four years that she was doiiyeah, justrt. for the four years that she was doiiyeah, just want to >> yeah, i just want to interrupt you ladies just for a moment, because we want to talk to the that, to a guest down the line t

you got hilary clinton who said she one. you had jimmy carter said that hilary one. you have hakeem the democratic leader said trump is an illegitimate president. you had invited and who agreed with that. you had it built upon all of this and then you have an unbelievable covid experience people literally change election laws. legislatures could not meet. when else would you be able to raise the question? >> in 2,002,016 it's no surprise there were here there were folks who challenged the election very quickly challenged ohio. >> with democratic nominee had already conceded the race. and it was a few people. it was not a majority of the democratic conference doing it. i bring up that distinction because in 2020 the income but was still actively trying to make the case that it was not over. and it fueled some of that number that i read. it fueled some of people's distrust in the election. winds everyone said it was hunky-dory. that show of force the income but is still pushing it does that not lead to some of the distrust? >> would hilary push it to she conceded progr

you were so honest about family and friends, painfully honest, hilariously honest. how hard was it to be that honest that you did you have to pay a price with? how people reacted? was that a bad honest. i mean, i don't think i was mean exactly. like the people who had who i had some negative things, depictions, i changed their so and you're this is standard innovations you change people's and in this book i don't use any names except for my sisters name and maybe cousin's name but yeah so instantly a buddhist dinner there. i did have some hilarious slash painful childhood experiences and in detailing some of them, which in hindsight are more hilarious than they are painful, i had to change some of the names and you know, the the fallout was this this friend from childhood whose name i changed i'm try to remember what name i use i use jennifer. that's the name of the book jennifer that's not her name. real life. she's she sent an email after she read the book. and what was so interesting about the email was that she had misread a key part of the book and she was furi

hilary vaughn wood behind -- was behind the questions and joins us live.e a lovely person tack but she didn't want to talk to you. [ laughter ] >> reporter: yes not yesterday she didn't john but we wanteto know her thoughts on what is happening back in her home district in the rally where there was a "death to america" chant. we wanted to know her thoughts and this is how it went. >> i don't talk to fox news. >> reporter: people were chanting "death to america" in your -- >> i don't talk to fox news! >> dew you condemn "death to america" chanting? >> i don't talk to fox news. >> why can't you say you condemn people chanting "death to america" , why are you afraid to talk to fox? >> listen racist in my community is what fox news is about. i don't talk to fox news. >> reporter: is "death to america" racist? >> i don't talk to fox news! >> is chanting "death to america" racist? >> you guys know exactly what you due. you got to do-it-yourself you can't use me. >> jong she was clearly not in the mood to talk to fox that day but i've spoken to her in the past ab

deputy secretary of state former hilary clinton senior advisor philippe raines.s contributor marc thiessen. which like to pronounce your name for us. >> philippe rain is. shannon: it's depew if you know my people say deputy, depree whatever park and going to call from now on. >> sayas we are calling you. >> i've been called worse a. [laughter] even on the show at. [laughter] we are glad you're here but let's art this of got pregnant pulling out this week. head-to-head match up if you had to vote today president trump has a five-poi five-point lead r president biden. it is early does that hold? what is going to tighten obviously every election tightens whtitanswhen it comes . you've got joe biden is the most unpopular president and the history of presidential polling going all the way back to harry truman. he has just overtaken the man was a previous record holder was donald trump of hi was opponentn this race. you've got two candidates a lot of americans do not want to vote for but when that happens anybody could win. shannon: president obama put them down those

if they registered, saying it could result in 3 1/2 million new voters, it would be hilarious if they elected trump. larry: i call them climate corps. i just see 50 thousand vote harvesters. let us move on. i know alec, you are dying to get in thato -- mr. trump today on truth social unveiling his position on abortion. >> support create of strong, thriving and healthy american families that includes supporting the availability of fertility treatments like ibf in every state in america, like ron desantis ronald reagan i am in favor of exceptions for rape, insist and t incest and the life of the mother. many states will be different.. >> interesting. liz, what did you think? >> that is the right message, and this will not be an issue any longer, every state will decide their own path on this. but, trump is in the middle ground, that is where america is. democrats are the extremist on abortion. larry: you are shake your head. i have to think liz is dead on right on this he is the middle ground. >> without a doubt. larry: i supreme said state by state, this -- but, this is important but h

hilary cass came to us. she wanted to talk directly to the profession.we got involved with investigations is — looking at the fact that in the us, the transgender health guidelines, they changed, so that it would leave the age of initiation up to the clinician, so there was no minimum age of treatment. and so, we got very interested in that and decided to look into the actual guidelines and look at the evidence that was being used to build up the guidelines which were being used by doctors. but when you say you were aware of what deb cohen and hannah barnes were doing at newsnight, were these the kind of conversations being had? i wonder whether it's the kind of conversation which was, "they're doing it. "we don't really want to touch it because it's so polarised." or is that unfair? i think at the time, it wasjust an editorial decision. i mean, we have — there was no reason why we wouldn't have done it and, certainly, we covered some of the work that you were doing. we did the piece on the american guidelines, we went to evidence—based medicine speciali

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the report's author — dr hilary cass — says the long—term impact of using puberty blockers and hormonesppearance either more masculine or more feminine, is uncertain and should only be given with "extreme caution." she suggests that young people who are questioning their gender might be having their other healthcare issues — such as autism or mental health — overlooked. the report stresses it is not intended to undermine trans identities, but to improve the care of the growing number of children and young people with gender—related distress. our health editor hugh pym reports. it isa it is a landmark review with a stark conclusion that children had been let down because of remarkably weak evidence on medical interventions in gender care. this report follows an interim review, which has already led to major changes. gender services, provided by the controversial tavistock clinic in london, ended last month. two new centres in london and liverpool have been set up. the use of drugs to stop the onset of puberty has now stopped until further research is done. the author of the report says h

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that's what an nhs report has said, from the children's health expert dr hilary cass.e being bypassed by local services, because professionals are too nervous to see them. she also said there isn't enough evidence that puberty blockers are safe, since clinical trials haven't had time to show their impacts into adulthood. nhs england says they've already made changes. sonja told us she faced long waits to get help, before she transitioned. hopefully with the review and its findings, the young trans people of today and the next generations can have a more human and a more respectful transition. assaulting a shop worker is going to be a specific criminal offence in england and wales. it's part of a government response to the rise in retail crime. a report found violence and abuse against shop workers went up by 50% last year. gold medal winners in athletics at this year's 0lympics in paris are also going to get around £a0,000, and at the la games in 2028, silver and bronze winners will get payouts too. the group behind the decision is called world althetics, and we'll lea

i will say this people giving donald trump credit for he could've gone after hilary clinton ace in therges being brought against him but he chose not to prosecute anybody involved with the hilary clinton campaign. but joe biden and i think these democratic das and prosecutors have open the door we are going to regret it is going to criminalize even more politics as we know it. mark: the people who push the rush it could collusion could be prosecuted on different grounds now obstruction of an election trying to overturn an election or overturn a presidency. the people who covered up the hunter biden laptop we have precedent and those people could be criminally charged. if th the department of justices its way up the biden administration has its way and i've said this before, joe biden could be prosecuted. for failing to enforce immigration laws and all the crimes that resulted from that. killing american citizens with drone impacts. dig deeply dust off statutes the next president in line at former president for prosecution. run cnc american control of law you mentio mentioned communist

last night hilary try to framing the election like this.h guys are old but you cannot vote for the one we indicted. >> what you see the -- to voters at our psac those are the tour for joyce's gimmick. >> to get over yourself those are the two choices. one is old as effective and compassionate, has a heart and really cares about people and one is old and has been charged with a 91 felonies. i don't even understand why it's a heart choice, i don't understand but we have to go through the election and hopepefully people will realize what is at stake because it's an existential question, what kind of country we will have, what kind of democracy we will have and people will blow that often are paying attention because it's not like donald trump is -- his enablers it, his allies are not telling us what they want to do. they are pretty clear about what kind of country they want. >> jesse: pay attention to what hilary did not say. she did not say this election is about are you better off direction did not say anything about their records or their p

it is not applied against hilary clinton the many excuses for her.ought of putting into certified imbecile joe biden who violated it ove over and over ar again. here is the evidence right here. look at this violated it when he was a senator he stole documents when he was a private citizen he stole documents. when he was vice preside vice ps documents and he conveyed the classified information to a ghostwriter because he was getting paid $8 million by a publisher which i say it means he sold classified information for $8 million. this is all going on today as they try to put donald trump in prison they don't care who doesn't multiple charges multiple outrageous chargers. multiple phony judges. democrat prosecutors essay their two countries involved. joe biden is trying to put donald trump in prison and his media are celebrating is also trying to destroy a government in israel simultaneously and take out benjamin netanyahu there's a p in j and s the war rages in the gaza strip more than israel, lebanon, the streets of israel cities iran's and many prox

dr hilary cass led the review.f other nhs care. she added the toxicity of the debate means professionals are afraid to openly discuss their views. 0ur health editor hugh pym has more. sonia wanted to transition from the age of 15, but she found she couldn't get access to care and was put on a waiting list. by the age of 18, she hadn't had a first appointment and was transferred to adult services. after hearing there'd be another long wait, she opted to go private until she could be seen by the nhs. sonia says the long delays were hard to cope with. all in all, i spent four years on waiting lists to be seen by an nhs specialist. it was incredibly frustrating and the period between being told that, "oh, we're not going to see before your 18th," and being referred on, and then me gaining private health care was an incredibly dark period in terms of my mental health. it was the the lowest i've been during the course of my transition. expanding gender services is a key focus of the latest independent review. recommendat

and trump still beat hilary clinton.sident trump does not need to raise more money than biden. he needs to raise enough money to be competitive in beat biden this fundraiser shows he will have the resources to do that. arthel: you expected from campaign donations to continue to flow? >> absolutely. now the primary is over, he's going to be the nominee of the party. this is just the beginning of what you are going to see a lot more fundraising and a lot more competitiveness with the abiding campaign in terms of fundraising. arthel: okay okay, just avoid having harwood to switch gears for second ohio congressman michael turner was on cnn state cnn'sstate of the using this mo. he was talking about marjorie taylor green push house speaker mike johnson from the position. let's listen in then we will talk about it. >> i don't think he is at any risk. i think what people are referring too as the chaos caucus those individuals were seeking attention for themselves and trying to stop all of the important work you covers are now s