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jacob. right.nies like crowdstrike and sentinel one and qualis, during the covid penod one and qualis, during the covid period had huge valuations, some of them that went from a billion dollars to $10 billion. so they stole a very lucrative bit of business that microsoft might have had. jacob. >> okay . and do you think that >> okay. and do you think that microsoft, if it had kept the code internally, would have avoided this problem because obviously apple and google have kept this type of code internally? >> well , i internally? >> well, i tell you what i do agree with, right? i mean, obviously, the stuff that we're doing at the minute is extremely complex, isn't it? right and we've got lots of moving parts and there's lots of opportunity for things to go wrong. right. so i get that, you know, definitely you can understand , definitely you can understand, right. the, you know, the less players that there are in the mix and that the less complication there is to a large extent. i definitely agree w

i'm jacob rees—mogg.g up, and i think it's going to say that the weather in somerset is going to be absolutely glorious. my telly . be absolutely glorious. my telly. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on gb solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. good evening to you tomorrow. fine with sunny spells and a bit warmer than today across most of england and wales, but for scotland and northern ireland things will be a little different. there's high pressure sitting across england and wales, low pressure and weather fronts just eking in from the west, bringing cloud and patchy rain at the moment across western scotland and northern ireland. but that rain is going to pep up overnight. it could turn heavy for a time across the west of northern ireland and along the west coast of scotland. a few showers for nonh of scotland. a few showers for north wales, maybe, but for most of england, wales, southern and eastern sc

i mean, you know , jacob, i've been mean, you know, jacob, i've been a critic of president trump overrs in, in certain situations. but he's it's not just since saturday. he's been much more disciplined in this campaign. the campaign in general has been disciplined. but personally, president trump has been disciplined. so this is just i think more of what we've seen this year from, you know , seen this year from, you know, from president trump, maybe he's finally gotten the message from some good advisers, maybe the people around his campaign have kept a tight lid. but he is he's behaved perfectly since saturday night. he's he's really he's rewriting. he's decided to rewrite his speech for thursday to make it a little bit more about, you know, unification and bringing the country together. i mean, stuff that, you know, you don't necessarily hear from, from the trump campaign typically, or at least in the past. but this is definitely what i would view as a new donald trump. and his numbers must be going up because everything seems to be working for him , even in spite of the of for him,

jacob.ters, by the voters, by the voters, by the voters, by the voters who held us accountable for this failure. >> but they have voted us out. but nothing has changed. how do we get change in future? >> so people did vote for change. they voted for change in 2016. they voted for change in 2019. they were desperate for change by 2024 and we hadn't delivered change. and i've talked about what i think were the bureaucratic obstacles. there were other obstacles as well, such as conservative mps not being conservative enough and not being prepared to stand on their principles and giving to in lobby groups, whether those were environmental lobby groups or woke lobby groups, because they wanted a popular at, you know, london dinner parties. there were all those factors as well. what do we need to do now? well, we need to be the party of change. and we need to actually not just attack labour for what they do over the next five years. and god knows it's terrible. you know , ed it's terrible. you kno

>> reporter: it's jacob collier.your favorite artist's favorite artist. >> it's so nice to see you! >> reporter: he doesn't just write and sing his own music. he plays dozens of instruments and is known for conducting a crowd. ♪ aahhh ♪ >> reporter: with songs like his single "wow." ♪ live on the edge of the sun ♪ ♪ close to me ♪ >> reporter: and "sunshine." ♪ but i don't mind her giving me her sunshine smile ♪ >> reporter: fans are hooked. jacob, here we are in new york. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: you played here before. >> yes. >> reporter: but you've never played the iconic radio city music hall. >> that's true, i've never done that in my life. yeah, to sort out the show is wild. to go on the stage and sing and play with my amazing band and crew is tentanebulous. >> trevor: that might be the first time i've heard that word. >> oh, sweet. >> reporter: this 29-year-old six-time great manymy winner is on a world tour for his latest album, "jesse volume 4," part four of a multi-year project. >> i suppose this whole tou

i mean, you know , jacob, i've been mean, you know, jacob, i've been a critic of president trump overrs in, in certain situations. but he's it's not just since saturday. he's been much more disciplined in this campaign. the campaign in general has been disciplined. but personally, president trump has been disciplined. so this is just i think more of what we've seen this year from, you know , seen this year from, you know, from president trump, maybe he's finally gotten the message from some good advisers, maybe the people around his campaign have kept a tight lid. but he is he's behaved perfectly since saturday night. he's he's really he's rewriting. he's decided to rewrite his speech for thursday to make it a little bit more about, you know, unification and bringing the country together. i mean, stuff that, you know, you don't necessarily hear from, from the trump campaign typically, or at least in the past. but this is definitely what i would view as a new donald trump. and his numbers must be going up because everything seems to be working for him , even in spite of the of for him,

the homeowner's costs are going to potentially offset that. >> jacob i've seen wall street commentarykening restaurant trends when using there? >> you look at the sitdown restaurants you're getting more expensive three-course meals and things like that and thinking out back steakhouse blumer global owns ihop and applebee's revenue is basically fine and dine friends is up year-over-year because of inflation. because of prices. their traffic is down mcdonald's on the large cap side talked about why inflation and higher rates are now starting to impact the consumer. it is not happen overnight is certain to happen now. the larger fast food chains have to do a little bit of discounting here and there that is better for the profit margins. >> 5-dollar value meal at mcdonald's the new offering that everyone is seeing. not every restaurant is struggling right now. which ones are shining and what he think they're doing right question. >> triple tasting it out to me. when you go between the low price restaurants that cater to more of the low income households and then you go the blueprints a fu

so we're back to jacob.breaking news for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> well, thank you very much, edward. i'm sorry we were cut off with that very interesting information coming through. but joining me now is the demographer and author paul morland. and paul, thank you very much for joining morland. and paul, thank you very much forjoining me. what are your thoughts on the two child policy and the issue of the state not helping the formation of families ? formation of families? >> it's interesting that last week we had the data in from the ons showing the plummeting of births so that in england and wales, births almost equal deaths. and if you take scotland as well, we now have more deaths than births much earlier than the ons said. but all of this debate is around the very important issue of child poverty. very little discussion about actually growing our workforce for the

and talking about jacob firmly forward to that and thank you. has been for him the top 500 just a month ago and not been to wimbledon. he is beaten in the end but not before taking off a set against the seven—time champion. more on that and the rest of today's stories. for no that novak djokovic, the outcome was expected but this is a grand slam make few years that before. he playsjust three grand slam make few years that before. he plays just three weeks from knee surgery and britain's jacob fearnley saw opportunity. the first two sets are just as predicted, 2a to a major winner against a predicted, 2a to a major winner againsta grand predicted, 2a to a major winner against a grand slam deputy. 6—3, six 740 another child which but jacob fearnley was staying in it. and the third study showed hope i had for british tennis and a 22—year—old from edinboro, schooled in the us college system. now in centre court moment, he dared to take on the former champion. the first break of serve under that djokovic this week is set to go with it. the world numb

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .ight, the tory leadership race is underway and tonight i will be bringing you a full length interview with shadow security minister tom tugendhat. i asked him everything from the echr to withdraw from that convention or lead a conservative party campaigning to withdraw from it. >> i am willing to do it. >> i am willing to do it. >> to what to do about nigel farage and reform . farage and reform. >> nigel has made his position clear, but i'm asking your position. >> would you want him in? >> would you want him in? >> look, i think nigel has made his position clear. i to the future of the tory party we've got to rebuild, frankly , this is got to rebuild, frankly, this is where what we've got to do is we've got to own the mistakes that we made . that we made. >> that's all coming up shortly. plus, we will be discussing labour's new energy plans that will cost you more than £8 billion. we'll also be speaking to a local resident of weatherfield. amidst the news that the raf base turned migr

dawn says hi , jacob. sad you in. dawn says hi, jacob.dn't get back in, but i'm super pleased you're back on gb news. you've been missed. thank you. dawn. that's very kind of you. dawn. that's very kind of you. jeff says the conservative voters have not moved to the right. it's the conservative party that's moved to the left. it isn't the party i recognise anymore. and alan says one thing starmer cannot change my lifelong personal values. i'd watch out if i were you, alan. you never know, bob. the tories failed to deliver on virtually all of their promises. from afar. they seem to spend all their time fighting each other and generating one scandal. after another. the betting scandal was the last straw, but, well , the first small boat well, the first small boat migrants to cross the english channel under the new labour government have arrived. this morning, 64 illegal migrants were brought into dover on a border force vessel and taken to the migrant processing centre in the migrant processing centre in the harbour. this comes one day afte

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .ht, the tory nation. tonight, the tory infighting has begun . reports infighting has begun. reports suggesting kemi badenoch has castigated the former prime minister for not informing the cabinet about the election. but all of those in government surely must share the blame. former home secretary suella braverman exclusively told gb news this earlier. >> this is a crisis for our party and if we don't realise the enormity of the problem and fundamentally change, we will have no chance of fixing it. >> tonight we'll be bringing you part of our interview from us correspondent steve edgington with the former home secretary. and it was as explosive as ever. and it was as explosive as ever. and now, with a labour government in charge, we face the possibility of david lammy as a foreign secretary during a trump presidency. tonight we'll have a look at some of mr lammy's colourful comments about the presidential candidate. plus a royal first, as buckingham palace opens its east wing to the pub

i'm terribly sorry, jacob.sanction that you get when you've not been looking for work, when you should have been, and therefore it impinges on your benefits, that was extended by six days under the latest conservative administration , the sanctions administration, the sanctions have become more punitive. and this incentive, this kind of carrot stick, has not worked. we know it hasn't worked because of the ballooning numbers of people who are economically inactive now , may i now criticise you may now, may i now criticise you may accept that the number of economically inactive went down from 9 million to 8 million. >> when the sanctions were fully effective. they were suspended. are you during covid they were pre—covid. so in ten years you've got them down by a million. >> whether you're measuring like with like though because i'm afraid people now are on all sorts of they're on universal credit. they're, you know, there's all these different. >> but you want to make criticism of emma. >> i do far away and in fa

now, the former south african president, jacob zoom out, has been officially expelled from the ruling amc party. he was found guilty of prejudice thing it's integrity by forming arrival. political party assume are has 21 days to play this case before the national disciplinary at committee of appeal. but the president of the amc veterans league in south africa has said the decision was long overdue, assuming was harder for the parties, disciplinary committee and publicly into after public land or sing and taking over the m k. p party ahead of the may general elections. partly across live now to author and economic justice advocate in africa. kim, how are kim? good to have you on the program with us? what are your thoughts on the immediate political implications of jacob zoom is expulsion from the amc? a thank you. i think 1st the n c was correct. and expanding former president jacob seem a because technically had violated the constitution of the party. by not only saying that he would not support the ac in the upcoming election wolf eviction that we've just had. but that he also public

it's me , jacob rees—mogg, back. it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation.on has delivered the biggest majority for a generation to the labour party. this is a vote for high taxes and high immigration. the conservatives have only ourselves to blame. meanwhile, channel crossings are already under way amidst keir starmer's announcement that the rwanda plan is dead. so what is labour's plan for illegal migration? reports have suggested criminals are set to be automatically released from prison less than halfway through their sentences. is this just a taster? what is calm under labour rule? plus, the ruling socialists have pledged to slash through the planning system. but are we destined for more ugly buildings? i'll be joined by one of the leading architectural voices in the uk. state of the nafion voices in the uk. state of the nation starts now . nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most erudite panel, telegraph columnist tim stanley, and the author and broadcaster eamonn nicole turner. as ever, let me know your views. i hope you haven't forgotten the

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .ht, the tory nation. tonight, the tory infighting has begun . reports infighting has begun. reports suggesting kemi badenoch has castigated the former prime minister for not informing the cabinet about the election. but all of those in government surely must share the blame. former home secretary suella braverman exclusively told gb news this earlier. >> this is a crisis for our party and if we don't realise the enormity of the problem and fundamentally change, we will have no chance of fixing it. >> tonight we'll be bringing you part of our interview from us correspondent steve edgington with the former home secretary. and it was as explosive as ever. and it was as explosive as ever. and now, with a labour government in charge, we face the possibility of david lammy as a foreign secretary during a trump presidency. tonight we'll have a look at some of mr lammy's colourful comments about the presidential candidate. plus a royal first, as buckingham palace opens its east wing to the pub

and i might say jacob. jacob was on good form. i think it's fine.ow, the england team were on good form. >> all right, all right, merlin, what do you think? i thought that was very tactful. >> i think he was very diplomatic. he handled that question very well. i mean, the truth is that the president is in serious cognitive decline. it's been obvious for a while. and recently in the last few months and weeks, it's become far too obvious to be ignored. and there needs to be. there is already a very serious discussion happening within democratic circles about what on earth they do, and if it's possible to get rid of him at this stage. so. so no, keir starmer handled it very diplomatically. but the truth is that the president has not been on good form for some time. >> and should we be worried, therefore, about nato because it was a nato summit and the linchpin of nato is the united states, the chief commander in chief of the united states is the president. yes. if he's not up to it, that's a problem for all of us. >> it is. it is a very worrying thing.

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.onight, sir tony blair is back in the limelight, just in time for labour's accession to power . and he in time for labour's accession to power. and he has all sorts of suggestions for sir keir starmer, including id cards, immigration controls and even talks of £50 billion in tax rises. is this just a taste of what is to come.7 reports have suggested migrants are gloating over the fact that they will no longer be sent to rwanda, while its government has declared that there will be no refund on the £270 million already spent. new health secretary met junior doctors today in an attempt to bnng doctors today in an attempt to bring to an end their frequent rounds of industrial inaction. but will their demands of a 35% pay but will their demands of a 35% pay rise get in the way of any progress? plus, from the ashes of disaster , grow the roses of of disaster, grow the roses of success today was the popular conservatism conference, in which we discussed the future of the tory party so is ther

jacob.e. jacob. >> all politicians have said things that they later regret, and sometimes we fall back on that hoary old chestnut and say we were quoted out of context, which is usually code for saying we've said something we regretted or occasionally we say we regret saying it. there's a wonderful quotation from churchill about how he'd often had to eat his own words, and he'd found it a very sustaining diet. david lammy this morning would not say that he regretted any of these comments about trump. is that right? for the foreign secretary? >> it's a very strange situation. i mean, just responding to what you said a moment ago. many people regret things they've said about donald trump, including his now running mate, vp jd vance, although he gave a very good explanation as to why he said the things he said. he said elite liberals and elite conservatives bought into the image rather than the substance of his agenda. lammy saying what he said i think says a few things. firstly, he never thoug

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .ht, the tory nation. tonight, the tory leadership race is underway and tonight i will be bringing you a full length interview with shadow security minister tom tugendhat. i asked him everything from the echr to withdraw from that convention or lead a conservative party campaigning to withdraw from it. >> i am willing to do it. >> i am willing to do it. >> to what to do about nigel farage and reform . farage and reform. >> nigel has made his position clear, but i'm asking your position. >> would you want him in.7 >> would you want him in.7 >> look, i think nigel has made his position clear. i to the future of the tory party we've got to rebuild, frankly , this is got to rebuild, frankly, this is where what we've got to do is we've got to own the mistakes that we made . that we made. >> that's all coming up shortly. plus, we will be discussing labour's new energy plans that will cost you more than £8 billion. we'll also be speaking to a local resident of weatherfield. amidst the news tha

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.e limelight, just in time for labour's accession to power . and he in time for labour's accession to power. and he has all sorts of suggestions for sir keir starmer, including id cards, immigration controls and even talks of £50 billion in tax rises. is this just a taste of what is to come? reports have suggested migrants are gloating over the fact that they will no longer be sent to rwanda, while its government has declared that there will be no refund on the £270 million already spent. new health secretary met junior doctors today in an attempt to bnng doctors today in an attempt to bring to an end their frequent rounds of industrial inaction. but will their demands of a 35% pay but will their demands of a 35% pay rise get in the way of any progress? plus, from the ashes of disaster , grow the roses of of disaster, grow the roses of success today was the popular conservatism conference, in which we discussed the future of the tory party so is there a way back for the conservatives? f

i'm joined in the studio by jacob rees—mogg.on with this reality tv show? tell us all. >> oh, well, at least i'm not going into the jungle. i'm not following the footsteps, well, i'm going to be doing something with discovery. plus, they are following me around. they're here in the studio at the moment and they're beginning to see what life with jacob rees—mogg is like. >> so they're going to be following you. but this is also inside the home as well, isn't it ? yes. it? yes. >> now they've come to see us at home and mary, my daughter, is absolutely loving it . my absolutely loving it. my grandmother, my father's mother was an actress. and i think this is an inherited by mary. >> who long are they going to follow you for, >> i'm not entirely sure when they're going to end. it was because we were thinking there'd because we were thinking there'd be an election in november and that all came earlier. so i think they're trying to get it all done quite quickly. >> and are you not worried about the downsides of this? >> well, there's

>> yes, loads on tonight jacob.penly smoke cannabis at margaret detention centres. neither of labour's new ministers for women can tell you what a woman is. the leader of the tory five families, mark francois, is going to be live , francois, is going to be live, he says the election of the 1922 chair was a stitch up and a gb news exclusive, because a grooming gang monster is set to be amongst the first released early from prison under the new keir starmer administration. all that and more. >> oh well, do say hello to mark for me. give him my best wishes and congratulations on his fine victory. that will all be coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. for now, i remain jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation and the weather in somerset. oh, it is so fantabulously beautifully, exquisitely , extremely exquisitely, extremely engagingly glorious. the sun will be out for every minute of the day . the day. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. welcome b

for now i'm jacob rees—mogg.is has been state of the nation and i hear the weather in somerset will be very good and that there's been an excellent cricket match going on in blagdon, where peter did very well . well. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. good evening . welcome >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. increasingly humid overnight with a threat of thunderstorms, but it will remain largely dry across northern areas. plenty of sunshine to come this evening and through tomorrow here. high pressure still dominating, but it is drifting away to the east and low pressure will arrive from the south as well as from the west throughout the rest of this week . now across the this week. now across the south—east this evening, there's a risk of some heavy downpours, but overnight that that risk becomes more widespread, pushing into parts of wales northern and central areas of england, as well as sticking a

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.e limelight, just in time for labour's accession to power . and he in time for labour's accession to power. and he has all sorts of suggestions for sir keir starmer, including id cards, immigration controls and even talks of £50 billion in tax rises. is this just a taste of what is to come? reports have suggested migrants are gloating over the fact that they will no longer be sent to rwanda, while its government has declared that there will be no refund on the £270 million already spent. new health secretary met junior doctors today in an attempt to bnng doctors today in an attempt to bring to an end their frequent rounds of industrial inaction. but

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i'm jacob rees—mogg.been on air, i'm getting reports of the beautiful conditions in somerset from my children who are having lovely time in the garden. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. coming to you from the met office. here is your latest gb news. weather forecast. whilst tomorrow is looking largely sunny and hotter than today for many of us, we do have a bit of cloud and some rain. still across parts of the northwest due to a weak decaying front that is gradually making its way south eastwards . that its way south eastwards. that rain then is going to push its way a little bit further across parts of scotland and perhaps northern ireland, before easing and clearing away overnight. and so for many, it is going to turn largely dry. there will be some clear skies around , but also clear skies around, but also a few pockets of mist and fog here and there in the southeast. i'm expecting it to be a bit warmer than last night, but towards the nor

. >> jacob. thank you. good evening to you.ell, the new labour government says its doors are open to areas of the uk which want to take more powers away from westminster. the deputy prime minister, angela rayner's so—called devolution revolution, is promising to transfer more powers away from whitehall than ever before. she's written to council leaders urging them to partner with the government. the secretary to the treasury, james murray, said today the move will benefit the country. >> we know that putting those powers in the hands of local leaders is a really important way of driving that economic growth, and if we can get economic growth up across the country, which is one of our central missions as a government, that's the way to make people better off. >> meanwhile, the deputy prime minister has been hitting back at donald trump's running mate's claims that the uk, under labour might be the first truly islamist country. donald trump's choice for the us vice president, j.d. vance, made the joke whilst he was at a national

you know , jacob does the same. you know, even jacob photographed buying the sun, you see.it was and even though we'd exchange messages the next monday, i turned and you weren't there. and have you had lots of emails from people saying they feel let down? >> well , i'm feel let down? >> well, i'm absolutely staggered, actually, nigel, by the number of very, very kind messages from readers i didn't know i had. yeah. and who spoke in very personal terms about the number of years, indeed decades that they've been following both me and the paper and it was a really a bit like reading my own obituary . but it was a very obituary. but it was a very gratifying experience because, you know, sometimes you think you're just a tree falling in a forest and suddenly you discover that people are actually listening or watching. >> well, i remember a few years ago, one of the great claims of the sun, i think yourself and back to kelvin's days, and perhaps after that was that the sun was the most read newspaper in british boardrooms. >> yes. in fact, when you remember the black wednesday or

speaking to us about at jacob zoom is an expulsion. it appears from at the e n. c party, a party of which he has been a member for more than 6. okay, our 2 sources have confirmed the presence of new cleaning and mercenaries on the african continent. a fog near pmc finder, preparing to sure that the evidence was recently killed in mali. a warning the following images are disturbing. a series of flashes broke outs over the past week between a local, separate this group and the molly, an army which has been working alongside wagner group. the fighters, troops from both sides were killed. that's being confirmed by both bama code on the separatist video circulating on line. so numerous bodies lying alongside, destroyed army vehicles, with plumes of smoke rising from the bunker. pmc has issued a statement saying the militants use heavy weaponry in the attack, including drugs. on july 25th, the militants, again inside the musicians. bas, thanks for the coordinated action. so they're just a personnel and mullin, military personnel. the terms of attack was repelled over t

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