j.k. rowling is transphobic . and j.k. rowling is transphobic. then they look at you and go, you're transphobic . and go, you're transphobic. yeah. even asking question. yes, but for evidence . i mean, but asking for evidence. i mean, it very infuriating . you're it gets very infuriating. you're deaung it gets very infuriating. you're dealing with fantasists, i have it gets very infuriating. you're de sayg with fantasists, i have it gets very infuriating. you're de say , with fantasists, i have it gets very infuriating. you're de say , most fantasists, i have it gets very infuriating. you're de say , mostfanthests, i have it gets very infuriating. you're de say , most fanthe arguments to say, most of the arguments i have this kind of thing have about this kind of thing onune have about this kind of thing online with who are online are with people who are attacking spectres of attacking imaginary spectres of their imagination i their imagination playing out. i know. unfair because know. and then unfair because you know, as you know i've been shut

j.k. rowling. my god. j.k. rowling wrote all the harry potter books by herself. [laughter] she told so many books, the bible worries about it. they canceled her because she said in an interview -- this is not exactly what she said, but effectually, she said gender was a fact, and the trans got mad and started calling her a turf. i don't know what that was, but i know the trans will make up words to win arguments. >> tucker: people have been trying to ban books for, well, since the invention of the printing press, and even before. but for generations in this country you had brave civil liberties minded publishers who bucked those trends. in fact, throughout the english speaking world, you had publishers, most left wing, by the way, who said no. free people have a right to read whatever they want. but those publishers don't exist anymore. in fact, we're down to pretty much just one, that we know of, the name of that company is sky horse publishing. it has done what civil liberty janes did for many years, it's published works by canceled authors, in their case, wood

j.k. rowling is transphobic . and j.k. rowling is transphobic.hen they look at you and go, you're transphobic . and go, you're transphobic. yeah. even asking question. yes, but for evidence . i mean, but asking for evidence. i mean, it very infuriating . you're it gets very infuriating. you're deaung it gets very infuriating. you're dealing with fantasists, i have it gets very infuriating. you're de sayg with fantasists, i have it gets very infuriating. you're de say , with fantasists, i have it gets very infuriating. you're de say , most fantasists, i have it gets very infuriating. you're de say , mostfanthests, i have it gets very infuriating. you're de say , most fanthe arguments to say, most of the arguments i have this kind of thing have about this kind of thing onune have about this kind of thing online with who are online are with people who are attacking spectres of attacking imaginary spectres of their imagination i their imagination playing out. i know. unfair because know. and then unfair because you know, as you know i've been shut of

j.k. rowling.s fantastic when you see, you know , the younger stars, the harry potter series have sort of come out and condemned her and they've made their off the back of talent. so to see the adults in the room actually going wait minute, this is incredibly absurd and that was an interesting thing this week where this was hired to write article proving how j.k. rowling was transphobic and she said she put it on twitter. they said, i spent three months researching, reading everything, and there's literally nothing there. and it's hearsay. and it's just all hearsay. and that's amazing that they've gotten with it for so what that's amazing that they've gcthat? with it for so what that's amazing that they've gcthat? whatvith it for so what that's amazing that they've gcthat? what is1 it for so what that's amazing that they've gcthat? what is amazing�* what that's amazing that they've gcthat? what is amazing is hat that's amazing that they've gcthat? what is amazing is she is that? what is amazing is

j.k. rowling me. but as j.k. g a supportive tweet for you pointed out, these people advertise saying how kind they are are actually the kind going around. marr and breaking up event and this is there's something disturbing about the way the forces of law enforcement have taken one side in i mean they're harassing you this lady on the telephone on to you basically threaten to she said, oh, it's voluntary you to come to brighton but if you don't come voluntarily. we're going to have you arrested. so it's meant the point is to make an example you so that 10,000 other people who might happen to agree with decide they're just going to keep their heads on this . yeah keep their heads on this. yeah i think i think it is partly that i think often in these situations there's some people with nefarious and there is a lot of incompetence and stupidity and that that seems be what is happening mostly for the police force so that my organisation for women we did a survey of a big research project all of the police forces the co

j.k. rowling me. but as j.k. g a supportive tweet for you pointed out, these people advertise saying how kind they are are actually the kind going around. marr and breaking up event and this is there's something disturbing about the way the forces of law enforcement have taken one side in i mean they're harassing you this lady on the telephone on to you basically threaten to she said, oh, it's voluntary you to come to brighton but if you don't come voluntarily. we're going to have you arrested. so it's meant the point is to make an example you so that 10,000 other people who might happen to agree with decide they're just going to keep their heads on this . yeah keep their heads on this. yeah i think i think it is partly that i think often in these situations there's some people with nefarious and there is a lot of incompetence and stupidity and that that seems be what is happening mostly for the police force so that my organisation for women we did a survey of a big research project all of the police forces the co

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j.k. rowling or david geffen or -- can someone else talk?the self-proclaimed "chief twit" -- god. wait. that's so funny. god. i actually love that so much. elon musk reassured advertisers, tweeting... -well, obviously, elon will listen to his council. he is notoriously thick-skinned and, when challenged, only rarely publicly calls someone a pedophile. -look. if the council doesn't moderate twitter to people's liking, musk needs to appoint a council-council to rule over the council. and if that doesn't work, he can just appoint a council-council-council who's in charge of the council-council. and if that doesn't work, i don't know what to tell ya! -turning now to media news. anchor on fake news network in a disaster movie news nation, chris cuomo is deviating from his usually placid demeanor and complaining about his ratings. -i grew out of my cuomosexual phase, even though defending your brother is, like, the cutest thing ever. but there is nothing wrong with having high expectations for your staff. panel? am i right? [ suspenseful music pla

j.k. rowling, you know. so i want to get to a point where i have absolutely no cares whatsoever or fears waking up the middle of the night, fearing that i won't be able get work. and i guess that buying my book is a way to get in there. should dave chappelle able to tell a trans jokes without fear of retribution? oh, sure. i think, yeah well, you know, the whole idea of like a lot of people talk about, well, it's not cancel culture. it's it's what's a consequence culture. something like there should be consequences. free speech. and yeah i can agree with that. i want go to a point. i think sometimes, though, the consequences are a lot harsher than what the purported crime was, you know. so i remember, not too long ago, there a lot of people, you know, writing you, know, writing in campaigns, you know, campaigning, get people off of death row, people who had little willy murdered people, right. and basically wanting to destroy the lives of people who told an color joke. so sometimes i think the balance is jus

j.k. rowling.s fantastic when you see, you know , the younger stars, the harry potter series have sort of come out and condemned her and they've made their off the back of talent. so to see the adults in the room actually going wait minute, this is incredibly absurd and that was an interesting thing this week where this was hired to write article proving how j.k. rowling was transphobic and she said she put it on twitter. they said, i spent three months researching, reading everything, and there's literally nothing there. and it's hearsay. and it's just all hearsay. and that's amazing that they've gotten with it for so what that's amazing that they've gcthat? with it for so what that's amazing that they've gcthat? whatvith it for so what that's amazing that they've gcthat? what is1 it for so what that's amazing that they've gcthat? what is amazing�* what that's amazing that they've gcthat? what is amazing is hat that's amazing that they've gcthat? what is amazing is she is that? what is amazing is

j.k. rowling , the most does. j.k. ling, the most famous author in the world, is boldly challenging sturgeon over this matter, labelling her a destroyer of women's rights. that's crates of champagne to as derek apparently who works for women's rights charity says she's a good. the harry potter also tweeted in spite of all careful precautions the first minister has been axed suddenly exposed to some freedom speech. heads will surely. exposed to some freedom speech. heads will surely . and by the heads will surely. and by the way for those who think there is no risk from sturgeon's gender id legislation . then take a look id legislation. then take a look at this report from the bbc's website yesterday . the headline website yesterday. the headline reads trans woman jail owed for sex with 14 year old girl . the sex with 14 year old girl. the article then goes the defendant named by police as david oughton, also as danielle rowe's gemini was found guilty of penetrative sexual activity with a child following a trial . so a c

j.k. rowling . but do you know j.k. rowling.ly greatest britain there are so few people standing up against against sturgeon and it is absolutely brilliant that she is absolutely brilliant that she is doing just that, you know. and jack time now my mind is a spiteful, vindictive of keir starmer who wants to put that on school fees and remove their charitable you know, this is this is politics of envy tosh and he should be of himself . and he should be of himself. nigel announced the new union nominee. yeah. mine is about hancock for only mentioning three times while he was in the jungle . he three times while he was in the jungle. he did as he was three times while he was in the jungle . he did as he was leaving jungle. he did as he was leaving the night. yeah, but once he just the word he claims that he would do on it, he said the word didn't he mcgeough eugenie jack has no money. it's amanda pritchard who the response over an annual budget of 130 billion the nhs and what interested me about was she was previously served as the

j.k. rowling . but do you know j.k. rowling. greatest britain there are so few people standing up against against sturgeon and it is absolutely brilliant that she is absolutely brilliant that she is doing just that, you know. and jack time now my mind is a spiteful, vindictive of keir starmer who wants to put that on school fees and remove their charitable you know, this is this is politics of envy tosh and he should be of himself . and he should be of himself. nigel announced the new union nominee. yeah. mine is about hancock for only mentioning three times while he was in the jungle . he three times while he was in the jungle. he did as he was three times while he was in the jungle . he did as he was leaving jungle. he did as he was leaving the night. yeah, but once he just the word he claims that he would do on it, he said the word didn't he mcgeough eugenie jack has no money. it's amanda pritchard who the response over an annual budget of 130 billion the nhs and what interested me about was she was previously served as the c

j.k. rowling, whatever, say, just pointing out the massive holes in this particular policy that the snp haveor. yeah. have been pushing through and essentially they announced it late last month, they're going to try and get it through by the build by christmas. so there's all these in consistencies with it and some of the ramifications of people able to change their gender or change their sex. so you can go to you can get access to women's spaces, women's spaces. if i was convicted of a crime not seeing, i will be. but if i was convicted of a crime, i could identify, self—identify as a woman without the need for, you know, intrusion or know, medical intrusion or whatever. sent to whatever. and then be sent to a women's prison , which just seems women's prison, which just seems crazy to me. i mean, and it's no does happen. i mean, it's happening. happened. and happening. it's happened. and the that people the other thing is that people 90, the other thing is that people go, oh, you're saying all trans people are all rapists or whatever, but those are the 98% of sexual offenders are men, biolo

j.k. rowling, whatever, say, just pointing out the massive holes in this particular policy that the snp haveor. yeah. have been pushing through and essentially they announced it late last month, they're going to try and get it through by the build by christmas. so there's all these in consistencies with it and some of the ramifications of people able to change their gender or change their sex. so you can go to you can get access to women's spaces, women's spaces. if i was convicted of a crime not seeing, i will be. but if i was convicted of a crime, i could identify, self—identify as a woman without the need for, you know, intrusion or know, medical intrusion or whatever. sent to whatever. and then be sent to a women's prison , which just seems women's prison, which just seems crazy to me. i mean, and it's no does happen. i mean, it's happening. happened. and happening. it's happened. and the that people the other thing is that people 90, the other thing is that people go, oh, you're saying all trans people are all rapists or whatever, but those are the 98% of sexual offenders are men, biolo

j.k. rowling, for example, comes to things example, when it comes to things like going on in channel, like think that is a good thing. now you shouldn't having now you shouldn't be having legal, but harmful it's legal, but harmful views. it's a legal, but harmful views. it's a legal the legal enough is that what's about all of that and as well census it's well the results the census it's emerged for the first time in history england wales. wow people that half of the population now regard as christian. i always tell a christian. i always tell a christian country gbviews@gbnews.uk those views coming in. i promise you, we will go to those very, very shortly . let's have a look at shortly. let's have a look at the weather . hello, i'm shortly. let's have a look at the weather. hello, i'm aidan mcgivern , the met office. if mcgivern, the met office. if you're lucky, you've got blue skies sunshine. this skies and sunshine. this afternoon western areas , north afternoon western areas, north and scotland. but for many other areas. it's widespread cloud mist and some stubborn fog patches persistin

j.k. rowling to decry sturgeon as a, quote, destroyer of women's rights , the 2014 referendum was rights,4 referendum was billed on the record by the snp as a once in a generation electoral event . next year. as a once in a generation electoral event . next year . we electoral event. next year. we have a once in a generation opportunity to chart a new course for our country. these referendums are once in a generation events. this is probably a once in a lifetime opportunity before our once in a lifetime opportune attitude. once in a generation where she sees a once in a lifetime opportunity . she wants the opportunity. she wants the situation once . and once in situation once. and once in a lifetime . she said numerous lifetime. she said numerous times , but less than a decade times, but less than a decade on. sturgeon wants to ignore the law to give her diehard supporters a vote. but ordinary scots are waking up to her game. the first minister is a divisive nationalist prepared to lie to her people to appease her rapid base. today the game must finally be up . to respond now, finally be

j.k. rowling be dropped by her publishers? they're evenly divided.85 to 5, you know, so we have very new set of values emerging with this generation , and it's been generation, and it's been reinforced by the schools the schools are not the main driver. it's mainly media, the it's mainly media, but the schools reinforcing and schools are reinforcing and certainly not challenging these beliefs. and so, john, you're a university lecturer , professor, university lecturer, professor, do you do you indoctrinate your students with all left wing rubbish when your only. i don't think it was anything . i offer a think it was anything. i offer a view and i'm questioned it and there's an interaction i suppose what i would say off the top of my head without having read that report which i only an report of which i notice only an hour or so ago is this white privilege , unconscious bias and privilege, unconscious bias and systemic racism all of life. they're not just imaginary . i they're not just imaginary. i don't know how pervasive they are, but they do exist

j.k. rowling. mean tough total rowling. yes. i mean tough total pile on. laminated with coming off the laminated with this disease they . own it. i'm this disease they. own it. i'm going to have to move on again after another break. i'll be joined youtuber mahyar tousi joined by youtuber mahyar tousi .bnng joined by youtuber mahyar tousi . bring us up to speed on what's happening in iran. see you in minutes welcome back to neil oliver live. social media was awash last week with claims iran had sentenced to death 15,000 people arrested for rebelling against the regime. canada's prime justin trudeau quoted , the justin trudeau quoted, the number in a tweet condemning the news, later deleted it on the grounds . it news, later deleted it on the grounds. it had been based on incomplete reports . newsweek incomplete reports. newsweek initially said iranian government had voted overwhelming for the death penalty for rebels and later corrected the story . see it had corrected the story. see it had called only for harsh penalties. well, that means meanwhile today ,

j.k. rowling. mean tough total rowling. yes. i mean tough total pile on.ng the laminated with coming off the laminated with this disease they . own it. i'm this disease they. own it. i'm going to have to move on again after i'll be after another break. i'll be joined by youtuber mahyar tousi .bnng joined by youtuber mahyar tousi . bring us up to speed on what's happening in iran. see you in minutes . welcome back to neil oliver live. social media was awash last week with claims iran had sentenced to death 15,000 people arrested for rebelling against the regime. canada's prime justin trudeau quoted , the justin trudeau quoted, the number in a tweet condemning the news, later deleted it on the grounds . it news, later deleted it on the grounds. it had been based on incomplete reports . newsweek incomplete reports. newsweek initially said iranian government had voted overwhelming for the death penalty for rebels and later corrected the story . see it had corrected the story. see it had called only for harsh penalties. well, that means meanwhile today , the fo

j.k. rowling to decry sturgeon as a, quote, destroyer of women's rights , the 2014 referendum was rights,4 referendum was billed on the record by the snp as a once in a generation electoral event . next year. as a once in a generation electoral event . next year . we electoral event. next year. we have a once in a generation opportunity to chart a new course for our country. these referendums are once in a generation events. this is probably a once in a lifetime opportunity before our once in a lifetime opportune attitude. once in a generation where she sees a once in a lifetime opportunity . she wants the opportunity. she wants the situation once . and once in situation once. and once in a lifetime . she said numerous lifetime. she said numerous times , but less than a decade times, but less than a decade on. sturgeon wants to ignore the law to give her diehard supporters a vote. but ordinary scots are waking up to her game. the first minister is a divisive nationalist prepared to lie to her people to appease her rapid base. today the game must finally be up . to respond now, finally be

j.k. rowling bravely puts her head above the parapet and politely ask for debate as the silent majority iattempts to destroy her threats, attempts to destroy her reputation as the silent majority , i watched other female majority, i watched other female authors and academics and activists hounded from their jobs as the silent majority. i scared, scared of losing friends, work , scared of people friends, work, scared of people thinking that i wasn't kind, that i didn't want equality. i scared of having learn more scared of having learn more scared of having learn more scared of not knowing fear choked voice and it kept me silent . but those people had silent. but those people had found their voice. mostly women kept going, kept fighting kept arguing against those who refused to see their point of view and instead abuse them for the crimes of daring to disagree with theirs. then maya forced a to one her tribunal, and more people found voice as. millicent fawcett wrote courage , which fawcett wrote courage, which calls to courage everywhere , and calls to courage everywhere, and its voice ca

j.k. rowling bravely puts her head above the parapet and politely ask for debate as the silent majority i , attempts to destroy her threats, attempts to destroy her reputation as the silent majority , i watched other female majority, i watched other female authors and academics and activists hounded from their jobs as the silent majority. i scared, scared of losing friends, work , scared of people friends, work, scared of people thinking that i wasn't kind, that i didn't want equality. i scared of having learn more scared of having learn more scared of having learn more scared of not knowing fear choked voice and it kept me silent . but those people had silent. but those people had found their voice. mostly women kept going, kept fighting kept arguing against those who refused to see their point of view and instead abuse them for the crimes of daring to disagree with theirs. then maya forced a to one her tribunal, and more people found voice as. millicent fawcett wrote courage , which fawcett wrote courage, which calls to courage everywhere , and calls to courage everywhere, and its voice

j.k. rowling be dropped by her publisher? 18 to 23, they're split this. right. they're split on this.it's whereas the over fifties, it's 85. she shouldn't be 85. no, she shouldn't be dropped. only 5. she should or should. should churchill statue be removed from parliament square? same numbers. the young people are split with half, you know, half of them as many of them he should be removed them saying he should be removed as as remain. whereas the over 50 massively in favour like 50 it's massively in favour like 85. that's what we're what 85. so that's what we're what we're getting through the schools system no one's schools system and no one's doing anything about it. well, schools system and no one's doir see 1ything about it. well, schools system and no one's doir see teenagers)ut it. well, schools system and no one's doir see teenagers justt. well, schools system and no one's doir see teenagers just playing you see teenagers just playing devil's advocate. teenagers have always susceptible to always been susceptible to looking to what their peers are doing. and going along with it.

j.k. rowling, get on with their jobs of agitating the nation being too the nation without, being too worried a man to that. well, it's a no one's cancelling albie amankona now chris that can be all or rebecca jane they dare not. i'm delighted to say that this brilliant trio return at 1030 sharp with the. that's right. we've got your first look at tomorrow's papers and we get at tomorrow's papers and we get a sneak preview with the former editor of the sunday mirror who took you after this . well, a big reaction to my take at ten waitrose, which is a supermarket i love very much. i think they do a brilliant they have so much good quality british produced look after their farmers as do sainsbury's by the way then then they don't have a problem they have an advert problem in an advert two farmers are comparing their son towns and campaign this is said this is offensive to those who have had skin cancer. big reaction on email. dawn says well said in your monologue. mark it's crazy to complain about advert . there's some about advert. there's some pretty sad people out there . pretty sad people o

j.k. rowling, get on with their jobs of agitating the nation being too the nation without, being too worried a man to that. well, it's a no one's cancelling albie amankona now chris that can be all or rebecca jane they dare not. i'm delighted to say that this brilliant trio return at 1030 sharp with the. that's right. we've got your first look at tomorrow's papers and we get at tomorrow's papers and we get a sneak preview with the former editor of the sunday mirror who took you after this . well, a big reaction to my take at ten waitrose, which is a supermarket i love very much. i think they do a brilliant they have so much good quality british produced look after their farmers as do sainsbury's by the way then then they don't have a problem they have an advert problem in an advert two farmers are comparing their son towns and campaign this is said this is offensive to those who have had skin cancer. big reaction on email. dawn says well said in your monologue. mark it's crazy to complain about advert . there's some about advert. there's some pretty sad people out there . pretty sad people o