did he ma iage adequately? was all very confusing. did he ma iage once jately? was all very confusing. did he ma iage once the ly? was all very confusing. did he ma iage once the decision to >> i think once the decision to have a lockdown was made, i think boris was actually led that very well . well, i think he that very well. well, i think he communicated the government's decision well to the public. and i think that the early stages, he had a lot of respect for doing it. he did fall ill later, but that was a bit later. yes, that was a bit later. >> but didn't he squander his sort of libertarian principles on the altar of following the science? and wouldn't he now reflect and think that actually if more courage to if he'd had more courage to stick guns and his stick to his guns and his instincts a sweden instincts were to do a sweden and not have the lockdowns that we up having, he'd have we ended up having, he'd have fared a lot better. you wouldn't have partygate, would have had partygate, would you? i don't whether thinks don't know whether he thinks that b

population fund, world federation of family population regulation, international agency for safe motherhood, iag. who are living without any facilities in the gaza strip. in addition to that, the request to cancel the membership of the zionist regime from an international organization was also raised at the women in islam summit held in saudi arabia . netalib al-umm al-muttahidah bakhraj al-kian al-qasib. to deliver a message to palestinian women to continue your resistance and, god willing, the days of patience and victory will come near maderbim zainabi corps. so tell me, what did you do in riyadh? yes, it was a good meeting in riaz, considering that it dealt with this issue of gaza, the position of all countries, that is, all countries are concerned about this issue, especially the women who participated in this conference and many of them demanded that a serious move should be made. although the decision about this move and this reaction was actually mostly the responsibility of the heads of the countries, as you have seen the very good proposals that the president put forward and some of th

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they are owned by predominantly iag groups and others. that means there has to be constraint.to fly, you will be flying on ryanair or easyjet. alix: the heard today that transportation at heathrow is awful. easyjet does not go to heathrow but train lines shut down for three different reasons. how do you view that when it comes to the airlines? how do you factor that into earnings estimates? we have no idea of people can get to their flight. alex: i can speak from personal experience that whenever i am traveling to an airport, i want to take public transport. i want to champion these companies but i always have a plan b, has rails have a look and make things difficult -- real travel can make things difficult for passengers. heathrow is difficult to access unless you are coming from london or the west. it is hard to get to from the south or the north. this is helping the some of the regional airports. gatwick is well-connected by rail and also southhampton, which easy net -- easyjet is now increasing flights to. that is well-connected by public transport and road. alix: fair eno

as and ig, no iag should be doing policy. with a front row seat to how those dollars are being spent, do you think it is a good use of your tax dollars to be spent on the taliban located in afghanistan? >> i don't think that's a good use. a certain percentage it probably is going to the taliban. we know that. what percentage is acceptable? if they took our weapons and killed americans, what percentage, how much of that dollar should go to delavan? >> i wouldn't set a dollar amountwhy we are sending a warning to others that the money may be going up. you could get a taliban ngo that is helping women's rights which is trying to get money for the government. up until now we have not documented any money -- >> you're not going to document it because you are not there. my time is expired. >> the gentleman's time is expired. i now recognize mr. jackson for five minutes. >> thank you very much. doctor mccormick. thank you for your time today. and for your transparency. can i ask you one question. is there a particular reason why the

about this kate page appearance is equally consistent with the campaign theme that's exactly happen iageo look no different than our page the jues split. >> can ine more question i'm sorry. justice came up with private hotline example to seek really interes had notht was thought of it before. i understoodou to say the response the government rushes to your as a result of getting a communication would be official action. but i am not clear as to the blocking thatld occur by the official from people they did not like with respect to aag that was designated as this is the opportunity to calor government help. i am creating aacooke so people can have atrght through hotline to government the person i guess it's think is is a private page so i canlo latinos i do not wan a latinos on this page. was that a problem is that state acon or not state action? >> if that's a i is i'd say at y 's not a private citizen can have that exacte page is a page to get you access to government. >> if they dldn't that implicate all the cases we talk abat we thinkbo whether or not a private citizen is actually act

and although they are great organizations, we have historically documented and the aid iag has agreed with us over time period we go back to life the first time i i spoke i thk before congress talking about the limited access we have two the books and records and information from the u.n. and the world bank and the world food organization, et cetera. so we really need to focus on getting access because these are international organizations and if you go back to i think the statute passed in 1945, we give them special authorities and we also in essence immunized them from normal oversight that aid would do or state would do if there was an organization here in the united states. so one of the things we are nervous about is because of the situation, this is what i talk about this situation is a bad situation. there are no good answers. there's no good alternatives. because we cannot deal directly with the taliban, because we don't recognize the taliban, as we can send american contractors in their and american employees and state aid, we are over reliant i think on international organiz

iaged to do the that was coming out. >> arthing as well.as well. so it to do the that was coming out. >> arthing as well. so it does the same thing as well. so it does happen. and as i say, we just need to recognise the problem really, and then we need to as i say, i've been campaign for a minister for men and boys as part of a of the appg as part of a part of the appg as well, and we just we need to focus on this. as you say, you said right at the top of the programme because we've got more male mps because there's more male mps because there's more male chairs of large companies. we think that it's not an issue and it is an issue. and if we don't address it, we're going to have some serious problems in the next ten, 15 years time . the next ten, 15 years time. >> yeah, you faced a certain amount of ridicule for suggesting a minister for men and boys. you've made a pretty good case just now for why we might have a minister for boys. what are the issues that are carried on into manhood ? carried on into manhood? >> well, i mean , we've as >