i'm lee anderson and tonight on the show we have the comms director of the institute of economic affairs, reem ibrahim. he's back the notting hill nuisance matthew stadlen also got the former world champion darts player keith deller, and doctor and dna expert ahmed khan. but first, let's go to the news. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 7:00. jd vance has warned britain and the eu over what he claimed was backsliding, free speech and democracy. addressing the munich security conference, the munich security conference, the us vice president suggested there has been a retreat of fundamental values in europe. vance also praised munich's hospitality, despite the city reeling from yesterday's car attack that left 30 injured. a 24 year old afghan asylum seeker responsible has been arrested and is due in court. vance warned that the biggest threat facing the west is not external but the threat from within. >> i worry the most about vis a vis europe is not russia, it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what i worry aboutis external actor. and what i worry

she's back the very lovely reem ibrahim of the institute of economic affairs and gb news favourite, matthew stadler. and he's back to lock horns tonight. so look guys, this week we've seen more nonsense coming from from that madhouse that i work at, and we've seen a decision where a judge is allowing to allowing a gazan family to claim to come to this country through the ukrainian scheme. this is madness, surely. really? >> yeah, it's absolutely madness. and it is effectively, as suella braverman said, human rights gone wrong. i mean, basically what's happened is they've allowed the scheme that's already being used for ukrainians and there are a couple of different schemes that we currently have for specific asylum claims. so, for example, for ukrainians, you've got a couple of schemes for hong kong people from hong kong and indeed a small number of those ukrainians themselves. the fact that a palestinian has been able to claim on this scheme and claim asylum on this scheme, just shows that the scheme itself doesn't work. but what i thought was particularly interesting is kemi badenoch, the