. >> jacob. thank you. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 8:00 your top story this hour. british it's just gone 8:00 your top story this hour . british tech story this hour. british tech tycoon mike lynch and his daughter are among six tourists missing after a luxury yacht sankin missing after a luxury yacht sank in a tornado off the coast of sicily. the british registered 56 metre bayesian had 22 people on board when it went down after being struck by the tornado, a body believed to be that of the vessel's cook has been found . divers are now been found. divers are now combing the waters as search efforts continue around the wreck, 50m underwater, so far, 15 people have been rescued, including the wife of mike lynch and a one year old girl. in the us, the us has called for a called on hamas to agree to a bridging proposal for a ceasefire in gaza after it gained the backing of israel. earlier, the us secretary of state said the latest push for a deal was probably the best and possibly the last opportunity, urging both sides to

reem, thank you very much for joining me. >> hello, jacob. >> hello, jacob. >> thank you for having meis this money going? why is this money going to, chinese opera? they surely don't need cash from hard pressed british taxpayers . taxpayers. >> absolutely. you are right. and this is a really interesting report that we've came out with today. effectively showing that uk foreign aid is actually going towards projects and funding projects across the world in areas that are actually wealthier than some parts of the uk. so one of the really interesting examples i think is ordos, which is the wealthiest area of the world that receives uk aid, which has a gdp per capha uk aid, which has a gdp per capita of £27,500. that is akin actually wealthier than swansea . actually wealthier than swansea. so we are sending money to wealthier parts of the world than areas of the uk. and as you mentioned in your introduction, these include projects such as i sort of air traffic control and indeed areas of things like in shanghai, shanghai, again, being a very, very wealthy part of china, china also being

it's me jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight, day eightitain on the brink . with 16 britain on the brink. with 16 towns and cities being affected by the blaze of these riots. but more evidence emerges of two tier policing and double standards being held against different communities. as elon musk, owner of twitter, declares civil war in the uk inevitable and indulges in the two tier care hashtag, the prime minister hits back, stating there's no justification for musk's comments. just a few weeks ago, i was asked this. >> enoch powell, right to warn about the dangers of mass migration to britain. >> find out in a moment what i replied. plus, whitehall continues to waste your money, as a new analysis reveals, civil servants could be on track to receive gold plated pensions. nearly four times the size of those in the private sector. state of the nation starts now . state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most particularly pugnacious panel former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the pr consultant and former labour aid

reem, thank you very much for joining me. >> hello, jacob. >> hello, jacob. >> thank you for having meis this money going? why is this money going to, chinese opera? they surely don't need cash from hard pressed british taxpayers . taxpayers. >> absolutely. you are right. and this is a really interesting report that we've came out with today. effectively showing that uk foreign aid is actually going towards projects and funding projects across the world in areas that are actually wealthier than some parts of the uk. so one of the really interesting examples i think is ordos, which is the wealthiest area of the world that receives uk aid, which has a gdp per capha uk aid, which has a gdp per capita of £27,500. that is akin actually wealthier than swansea . actually wealthier than swansea. so we are sending money to wealthier parts of the world than areas of the uk. and as you mentioned in your introduction, these include projects such as i sort of air traffic control and indeed areas of things like in shanghai, shanghai, again, being a very, very wealthy part of china, china also being

good evening, it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonightmer continues to sink in his slough of sleaze as we witness the rapid crumbling of trust in his administration. within 50 days of his winning, the general election on a holier than thou ticket. meanwhile, eight stabbings and 334 arrests have occurred at notting hill carnival. will we see emergency court hearings and fast track sentencing? if not, then surely this vindicates allegations of two tier care . facebook owner two tier care. facebook owner and founder mark zuckerberg has admitted it was wrong to censor people during the pandemic, amidst dystopian calls for ofcom to be granted emergency powers to be granted emergency powers to crack down on social gb news. >> hello. good evening, it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight. starmer continues to sink in his slough of sleaze as we witness the rapid crumbling of trust in his administration. within 50 days of his winning, the general election on a holier than thou ticket. meanwhile,

and david says hello , jacob. you may david says hello, jacob.iced, but the pm now says irregular immigration. except he didn't. he went back to calling it illegal, so he seems to be a bit confused. perhaps jet lagged on the flight over to berlin , the flight over to berlin, philip says, surely it's time to not only leave the echr, but the refugee convention too. philip i think you've hit the nail on the head. new figures released yesterday showed there are just 100 spaces left in male prisons across england and wales , across england and wales, according to the ministry of justice. it comes after the activation of early dawn, where defendants in active court cases are kept in police cells until standard prison spaces are available. however, today, the ministry of justice has promised everyone the pressure has eased significantly, blaming the bank houday significantly, blaming the bank holiday that didn't offer a revised capacity. well, with me now is nick hardwick, former chief inspector of prisons. nick, thank you very much for joining me. do b

let's take a closer look with bob pregana, ceo of jacobs solutions. "mad money." >> always great to be here >> we're getting closer and closer fill our viewers in because when we saw you last time it was -- let's say it was in its infancy but now we're really about to get the pure play that a lot of people want. >> we're right there i think the last time we spoke it was in december and we had a long road ahead of us. but thanks to a great team and working with all of our folks we're right there. we've gotten the regulatory approvals almost and by the second half of september we'll be on our way. >> so what will remainco look like >> it's going to be a very focused business on zmvgt advanced facilities. we also have p.a. consulting which we have a majority investment in. it does consulting and advisory on infrastructure-type work. so the end-to-end life cycle is really what we're going to be focused in on. >> so help me here this morning my partner david faber turned to me and he goes, jim, none of the money's been allocated for some of these programs

i'm still jacob rees—mogg . wishing many jacob rees—mogg.hness the duke of gloucester, who is 80. he is one of the most effective yet understated members of the royal family. like his late uncle, king george vi, he was a spur who inherited the main title and has faithfully done his duty as an indispensable cornerstone of the crown. he has many roles representing the royal family at functions associated with over 150 charities and organisations. he's the royal family's trustee of the british museum. he's considered by many to be part of the glue that holds the royal family together. i'm joined now by robert hardman, royal journalist and author of charles the new king, new court the inside story , to discuss the inside story, to discuss the duke , it is rather marvellous, duke, it is rather marvellous, isn't it, that there are these two grandsons of george vie , two grandsons of george vie, both in their 80s, who do between them over 300 engagements every year and bring amazing pleasure to people. people feel touched by monarchy. >> yeah, i kn

jacob what? it >> alexander? jacob what? it your full title? your father was in the house of lords and you remain a privacy counsellor. >> well, i think from now on i shall be known as the father of sextus. after that brilliant reading . but actually, my full reading. but actually, my full title is the right on as a privy council. the honours the son of a peer, sir. because i got given a peer, sir. because i got given a knighthood. jacob rees—mogg. that's the whole gamut of it. well, thank you to my special guest. in an important victory against censorship, isabel vaughn spruce has been awarded £13,000 and an apology from the police for her arrest. after silently praying outside an abortion clinic. are we soon to be subjected to all else? thought police, although free thought triumphed in this case, miss vaughn spruce has highlighted the sinister future that this type of action could create. as this case proves, there has been an obvious clampdown on certain points of view. indeed labour is considering a ban on silent prayer outside abortion cl

jacob. >> so important. jacob.hings we were talking about was paying people more, but having fewer of them. we pay an awful lot of people, not very well to do jobs badly . that is a terrible way to badly. that is a terrible way to run the state. this obsession with people not being paid more than the prime minister, which is complete irrelevance, which stops the best people being brought into jobs that needs to go brought into jobs that needs to 9° pay brought into jobs that needs to go pay people more, have many , go pay people more, have many, many fewer of them. >> moutaz ahmed, what was your are you a pro work from home person or is it not good? >> i've been forced to work from home at times, but no, i'm not, not happy. it's not. it's not good for your career and it's not good for productivity. it just doesn't work, and i'm definitely not a work from anywhere person, which is something that i know happens, especially this month of august. companies encourage people to work from anywhere. yes, that could include

jacob goldberg is a reporter with a new humanitarian. he's been following this story and joins us now from bangkok. jacob, can you give us a brief explanation, 1st of all of how, how long time shannon was became prime minister? sure, yeah. she's the leader of the time party, which is the largest part in the current governing coalition. she's also the daughter of probably the most popular politician in the country, touching and before her election to prime minister members of that coalition. maybe we'll talk soon and who's the guy who's now the god, basically the godfather of that party. and it seems that whatever was discussed in that meeting and whatever deals are made, resulted in keeping that collision together and resulted in her pretty easy election with very little deliver asian and not a not much competition. tell us more about the new prime minister and the shadow of political dynasty. the show up family is hugely influential in thailand, isn't it? yeah, it's usually influential. they are not more influential than the the opposit

jacob. >> so important. jacob.things we were talking about was paying people more, but having fewer of them. we pay an awful lot of people, not very well to do jobs badly . that is a terrible way to badly. that is a terrible way to run the state. this obsession with people not being paid more than the prime minister, which is complete irrelevance, which stops the best people being brought into jobs that needs to go brought into jobs that needs to 9° pay brought into jobs that needs to go pay people more, have many , go pay people more, have many, many fewer of them. >> moutaz ahmed, what was your are you a pro work from home person or is it not good? >> i've been forced to work from home at times, but no, i'm not, not happy. it's not. it's not good for your career and it's not good for productivity. it just doesn't work, and i'm definitely not a work from anywhere person, which is something that i know happens, especially this month of august. companies encourage people to work from anywhere. yes, that could includ

and jacobs is putting his hand in front of the crotch of a man next to a lobbyist. no great city is this. he did not see this duster and that he was looking the other way. and he says it's an accurate to suggest that this photo means jacobs acted inappropriately in front of him. and then i should say there's another key piece of testimony before the scandal broke, gar city allegedly said, i can't believe we didn't get sued over rick jacobs behavior. he was asked about that. in his own deposition. you see this non erick gossley, etc, was sent to new daddy only last year as the us soon back to india. since then he's made if you want to watch show statements also regarding in dallas relationship with josh. yeah. you, denny has ignored them before that to your years. india did not even have a us them. as of now us see that india is a c d just thought nor an indispensable faulkner sent eric's da safety this quarter to or show man to india after 2 years. that short between miles on biden's india strategy, a bizarre, a conspiracy assumption. that's how german daily berline

and jacobs is putting his hand in front of the crotch of a man next to a lobbyist. no guy said he and says he did not see this gesture and that he was looking the other way. and he says it's an accurate to suggest that this photo means jacobs acted inappropriately in front of him. and then i should say there's another key piece of testimony before the scandal broke dar. sadie allegedly said, i can't believe we didn't get sued over rick jacobs behavior. he was asked about that. in his own deposition. you see this non eric das. safety was sense to new daddy only last year as the us the bad, the death to india. since then he's made if you want to watch show statements also regarding this relationship with josh. yeah, new denny has ignored them. when does that to your you as india? did you not even have a us in the now us say that india is a c, d, g sock, nor an indispensable fod nor sent ethics, da safety. this point to or show man to india. after 2 years. communication is vital and prosperity will flow as a result, that's one of the messages emerging from the breakfas

it is close a rick jacobs who was accused of sexual misconduct on your was 5. but aaron garza, he said that he wasn't aware of what was happening. many reports, many investigations suggested that it's how young likely that added, gosh, i have no idea about what was going on. now. what erick gossley did consistently protected his aid, the by in an administration consistently protected, eric gar, searching now this report by n p, r. it towards more data, more like more evidence. and the particular case will to former communications directors, for guy said he told me on the record, they believe guards said he was aware of jacob's electorate behavior before the lawsuit and that he lied. under oath one key piece of evidence is this group photo that came out during the case. it's from an event you see eric are said in the middle, marlene too big thumbs up on the left is jacobs and jacobs is putting his hand in front of the crotch of a man next to a lobbyist. no great city is this. he did not see this duster and that he was looking the other way. and he says it's in t

now it's back to jacob for now. it's back to jacob for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. fewer than ten weeks of labour being in charge and the great brexit betrayal is already underway. government sources have briefed the times that ministers are willing to give ground on a youth mobility scheme that would give young eu citizens the right to work in the uk. and that could be thousands of them. if this happens, it is merely the first of many steps towards bringing us back under the yoke of the european union. one of the key reasons for leaving the european union was a rejection of mass migration. and today, some legal migration. and today, some legal migration figures came out that showed the last conservative government's policies were beginning to work. so a move like this would represent a betrayal of one of the greatest democratic exercises in b

named leon jacob.ere is twisted in texas. >>> in the beginning it was fun. >> he is very charming. >> reporter: she was swept away. >> i don't think i have ever had somebody tell me i am beautiful that much. >> reporter: without warning, it all turned. from love story to crime story. >> relentless tsunami. >> he does not care who the effects. like out of a movie. >> it is. >> reporter: a thriller. >> i ran across the street, leave her alone. with secret recordings. >> reporter: a fake death. and another death that was all too real. >> awful. never should have happened. none of it. >> reporter: meghan verikes is a pittsburgh girl born and raised. steeler games, tightknit friends, a solid family. >> i do up with my parents who have been married for 35 years. >> reporter: her own love life was not so simple. >> she got married in the 20s but she and her husband drifted apart. >> reporter: she threw herself into work, managing a busy hotel downtown. >> it is a fun job. you meet a lot of different people. >

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight . have nation tonight. riots have continued to unfold across the country and the allegations of two tier care have begun. we will be looking at his response to some of the previous riots in the united kingdom. meanwhile, can you guess which left wing activists predicted just a few weeks ago that a labour government would turn the uk into a haven of peace and stability? labour's march through the institutions has begun as it begins to roll back the tory agenda, including keeping 66,000 civil servants on the payroll, all funded by you. plus, the government is being taken to court over its decision to repeal a law promoting freedom of speech in universities. could we be facing the end of free speech? state of the end of free speech? state of the nation starts now . the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my panel. telegraph columnist tim stanley and author and broadcaster emma nicole turner as always, it's a crucial part of the programme. let me know your views. mail blog @gbnews. co

and jacobs is putting his hand in front of the crotch of a man next to a lobbyist. no car city is this. he did not see this gesture and that he was looking the other way. and he says it's an accurate to suggest that this photo means jacobs acted inappropriately in front of him. and then i should say there's another key piece of testimony before the scandal broke dar. sadie allegedly said, i can't believe we didn't get sued over rick jacob's behavior. he was asked about that in his own deposition. you see this non eric das safety was says to new daddy only last year as the us soon back to india. since then he's made if you want to watch show statements also regarding in dallas relationship with josh. yeah. you, denny, have ignored them when the for that to your years in the did not even have a us and the just now us say that india is a c, d, g sock, nor an indispensable fod nor sent eric's da safety this courtroom or shall 9 to india, after 2 years that short with them off on biden's india strategy to select cross talk discuss is how western media. let's keep describ

jacob is your library racist ? my library show tonight? jacob is your library racist?d speak to some people in the great city of wales and asked them if they thought buildings were racist, and i'm afraid they thought it was a lot of old baloney. so we're going to be talking about that. we're going to be leading on the government saying that working from home is all great and presenteeism is a bad thing. so if you turn up to work, that's probably not popular with sir keir starmer and his troops. it's the idleness. the new idleness of new labour that we will be talking about. to start with. and then we've got one of somerset's leading baronet, sir benjamin slade , on last year he benjamin slade, on last year he was in search of an heir and wanted to see if he could get one. and lots of people mailed in to say they would like to help sir benji provide an heir, so we're going to get an update on his status. >> i wonder, did you, jacob, do you regret now putting post—it notes on those desks in whitehall saying, i'm sorry you're not here? i'll come back when you're back in t

everyone should read colonel jack jacobs' citation.ead it but it would not matter. it is a giant teachable moment, that is the upside. now younger people will understand what the medal of honor means, what freedom means and what leadership means. what leadership means is sacrifice. that is what donald trump is unwilling to do. that is why everybody, all our enemies are celebrating him when we see a former commander- in-chief attack the military. he has done it over and over again in so many ways. even if it is not malicious or an attempt to undermine the government, it is sloppy and unacceptable and weird. i think it is really now beyond being just about trump. we know who he is. the question is for the americans who are on the fence, this is not just about him. it is about you. are you okay with a guy being our commander in chief who thinks that way about people like jack jacobs and about people like buddy, who we just lost a couple weeks ago, people like sal? if he feels that way about a medal of honor recipient, how do you think he

for now i'm jacob rees—mogg. nafion this 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 s

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight.he southport suspect's name has finally been released . but does this, along released. but does this, along with the huw edwards scandal, show that it's time to roll back? the judge invented privacy laws which restrict free speech to extinguish the culture of fear. meanwhile, tonight we will be airing the second part of gb news exclusive interview with suella braverman, her first since bowing out of the tory leadership race is the right thing for me to bow out. >> hopefully gracefully at this stage . stage. >> she's also discussed who she's backing. >> who are you back now? >> who are you back now? >> oh gosh, i don't know and why the tories were toast . he lost the tories were toast. he lost fundamentally because people didn't trust us anymore on the big issues like my immigration and taxation . and taxation. >> and finally, as a judge overturns a decision that forced a young girl sudiksha into end of life care. i will be speaking to her family about her wish. that was never granted t

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and jacobs is putting his hand in front of the crotch of a man next to a lobbyist. no car city is this. he did not see this gesture and that he was looking the other way and he says it's a.

. >> jacob thank you. good evening. it's one minute past day time sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom, 378 arrests have been made over the past week in relation to the unrest. as disorder continues across the uk tonight, dozens of people have now appeared in court charged over the ongoing riots. justice secretary shabana mahmood said those involved in far right thuggery should expect to face the full force of the justice system. meanwhile, merseyside police have said that one child remains in hospital after the stabbing attack in southport which sparked the riots. families gathered at a vigil today, a week on from the murders of bebe king elsie dot stancombe and alice dasilva aguiar . earlier, the prime aguiar. earlier, the prime minister warned those inciting violence across england could face prison time following the week of unrest . week of unrest. >> the police i'm absolutely clear that we will have the officers we need, where we need them to deal with this disorder and that is why the standing army has been set up.

>> of course. >> nice to meet you guys. >> jacob, i'm wondering.take it back home to their communities and turn it into what governor walz asked them to turn it into. activism, voting turnout. >> what's your name? >> mo. >> jacob, nice to meet you. >> are you a kel delegate? >> i am. from houston, the best city in the world. >> last night, we heard governor walz say, we want to see action. michelle obama said, you can remember, do something, right? the message has changed when former president trump and hillary clinton were running. what does that mean to you? >> i'm a precinct chair. to me, that's knock doors. get yard signs out there. get people to the polls. that's what it means to me. it means talking to people and explaining to them the harris/walz message and make sure we're out there, november 5th, costing the ballots. >> if there's a spirit that you could bottle up and take away from here, what would that be to you? >> get off the couch and do something. go vote. make your voices heard. you're going to complain if you don't get the change y

jacob rees—mogg. now coming up, jacob, on the state of the nation, what have you got planned?antastic interview with with suella and discuss that and get into the nitty gritty of what she's been saying. and i think it's really important her analysis of where the tory party is, we're also going to be talking about freedom of speech and how a privacy law that's been brought in by judges has stopped the newspapers reporting wrongdoing. and it turns out that the wrongdoers are then committing crimes, and we need more freedom of speech, less privacy. so important that the name of the suspect in the case in southport has been revealed, because that thing hurts the gossip out. >> jacob, i'll be tuning in. i've been christopher hope in for nigel farage. thank you for joining us here on the show tonight. apologies that nigel couldn't get back on time. he's back on tuesday. next up , state back on tuesday. next up, state of the nation with jacob rees—mogg first. so the weather with annie shuttleworth . with annie shuttleworth. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors o

jacob, thank you for joining us today. a appreciate the conversation.acob pedersen. >>> moving on, chinese consumer inflation rose to 5.5%. it was driven by a rise in pouring prices. producer prices deflated falling from 0.8% over a year earlier. >>> let's look at the european mining stocks are firming up. glen core better by 2%. anglo american is 2.3% stronger. also, it is looking like this as well. this has been another interesting sector to watch. we'll try to bring you that as soon as we can. in the meantime, let's go to the luxury stocks with the overall market momentum we are seeing right now. we are seeing that being reflected in the key luxury names as well. lvmh up 1% alongside hermes and also gaining 1.05%. broadly positive across the session within that sector. >>> during this busy earnings season, we asked top ceos for their opinions on the world's second large of the economy, that is, of course, china. >> i see that and many other parts of the world outside china where immobility is hot. we will see new models and technology and the resurge

. >> jacob, thanks very much indeed and good evening to you.ell, the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that there are concerns that content on some social media accounts stoked unrest across the uk following the stabbing of three little girls in southport on monday . online accounts were monday. online accounts were reportedly urging people to wear masks and meet up in town to deliberately cause unrest. well, earlier on, the prime minister responded to that and he issued a warning to social media companies after misinformation spread online about the identity of the attack. suspect sir keir starmer announced he's forming a violent disorder unit, giving police officers more power to tackle the mobs. >> the community of southport had to suffer twice. a gang of thugs got on trains and buses, went to a community that is not their own, a community grieving their own, a community grieving the most horrific tragedy . the most horrific tragedy. >> meanwhile, in another development today, a 16 section 60 order is in effect in southport tonight,

jacob, are you there ? somerset. jacob, are you there? >> i am here, thank you very much. yes.rset, where if there's rain, it's a figment of the imagination . imagination. >> what's on your show tonight, jacob? >> what am i going to be talking about , the free movement being about, the free movement being brought back by the back door by the labour government that they clearly want to cosy up to the eu. they don't dare rejoin because they'd never win. but they want to try and get back in by stealth, possibly even getting ollie robbins in as the cabinet secretary. and then we see one of the big advantages today in that we're allowed to have an alzheimer's drug, which the americans are allowed to have, but the eu won't because it doesn't like having any risk at all and stops people having potentially life saving drugs. so it's a real benefit of brexit that we've seen today. so that's the first subject. and i've got stanley johnson with me, who's going to talk to me about all sorts of things, not least going on the marco polo trail and riding on a yak. >> that sounds extraordinary

army colonel jack jacobs. during the vietnam war, with impaired vision from injuries, he pulled 14 men to safety while he was under enemy fire. with all of that fresh in your mind, listen to what donald trump, the republican nominee for president said out loud with cameras rolling last night at a fundraiser at his golf club. he was speaking about awarding mirian adelson, the widow of gop mega donor, with the highest civilian honor. >> i had to say, miriam, i watched sheldon sitting so proud when we gave miriam the presidential medal of freedom. that's the highest award you can get as a civilian. it's the equivalent of the congressional medal of honor, but the civilian version. it's actually much better because everyone gets the congressional medal of honor. they are either in very bad shape because they have been hit so many times by bullets or they are dead. she gets it and she is healthy beautiful woman. >> so again, nothing cut on secret, hidden camera. public statements. a disgusting and shameful display f

that the shooting of jacob blake took place. it was a sunday afternoon., koerri, you have to see this video." my heart sunk and... ..i was speechless, honestly. shouting and screaming multiple gunshots multiple gunshots why the bleep y'all just shoot him? - why the bleep y'all. just shoot that man? there's no realjustification for what happened. knowing the backdrop of an entire summer filled with protests in solidarity with george floyd, itjust was the perfect storm for people to get out in the streets. whose streets? crowd: our streets! you killed a man! things have gotten intense. i had a bad feeling about this. shouting and screaming oh, my god! we were watching live streams and seeing what was happening. i actually saw that officer get assaulted on a live stream. now what, pigs? now what? ooh! he had a brick chucked at his head so hard that it knocked him unconscious and almost killed him. that's not ok. that's not protesting. that's a violent felony assault. what do we want? crowd: justice! when do we want it? crowd: now! police: move back! move bac

you know, a state called the jewish state, and they care about israel, israel also is nickname for jacob, and they claim that they're from his blood line, but they're blowing up every piece of land that jacob possibly walked down and his 12 sons and these are prophets, if they really care about prophethood and they care about holy land and they have holy cause and so on, then they would not just bombard the land in this kind of barbaric way, so this is very clear also that they have nothing to do with judaism, they have nothing to do with the holy cause and they're just pure criminals that are western back and also unfortunately also supported by some regional countries that are also british puppets, french puppets, american puppets. today and uh the palestinians are doing very great job at resisting and and being patient and and being steadfast in their battle and uh the they're clarifying to the world. i think that israelies have really lost credibility and the they lost many allies in the world and and and the tables are turning against the public opinion is shaping even though social

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight , sir keiris set to announce he needs ten years to make britain better. but in just 50 days he has already found himself mired in sleaze, with the chancellor accused of breaking the ministerial code. but in a state of the nation first, i will be giving the prime minister fashion advice as a donor has paid for him to look beautiful when social services claimed to be underfunded . why did they be underfunded. why did they take time? waste time quizzing kirstie allsopp, relying her 15 year old son to go interrailing labour's occasion with be discussing the occasion with a top royal journalist of his generation, robert hardman . generation, robert hardman. state of the nation starts now . state of the nation starts now. went by my. i'll also be joined by my panel historian david bolt and the author and broadcaster emma nicole turner. as always, it's a crucial part of the program. i want to hear from you, mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's time for the news of the day with tatiana sanchez . the day wi

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight in an attemptze , the prime minister has sleaze, the prime minister has escaped to germany to announce a reset of his relations with the eu. as he begins the great brexit betrayal, as he pledges to crack down on illegal migration, which surpassed the 20 000 mark earlier today. we will be revealing how starmer has actually abolished the very idea of illegal migration across the english channel, not only is there a slough of sleaze, but also a hovel of hypocrisy. one minute the labour party promised to crack down on shoplifting and the next it acts as community service plans for offenders. and make no mistake about it, labour will increase your taxes. the question is which one? find out in a moment. state of the nation

jacob rees—mogg. now coming up, jacob, on the state of the nation, what have you got planned?ntastic interview with with suella and discuss that and get into the nitty gritty of what she's been saying. and i think it's really important her analysis of where the tory party is, we're also going to be talking about freedom of speech and how a privacy law that's been brought in by judges has stopped the newspapers reporting wrongdoing. and it turns out that the wrongdoers are then committing crimes, and we need more freedom of speech, less privacy. so important that the name of the suspect in the case in southport has been revealed, because that thing hurts the gossip out. >> jacob, i'll be tuning in. i've been christopher hope in for nigel farage. thank you for joining us here on the show tonight. apologies that nigel couldn't get back on time. he's back on tuesday. next up , state back on tuesday. next up, state of the nation with jacob rees—mogg first. so the weather with annie shuttleworth . with annie shuttleworth. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of

jacob, go back as a generalist with the new schuman entirely. and based in bangkok, he told me more about, you know, on trying to a policy which is part of a political dynasty in thailand, a daily, not more influential than the opposition party. the move forward party, no, no, called the deepest part. it was just as bad as they were. the 2nd, they placed 2nd to none of the latest selection and the new prime minister, like the one who is just removed from office, are seen as the proxies. for addition, one family and the head of the family talks in this is her 1st elective position before becoming a minister and before taking leadership of the party, she ran to a hotel arm of her father's business. um and you just use mentioned earlier to baptism of fire. that makes sense because she will immediately face a lot of pressure. she'll have to, she's expected to jumpstart the economy somehow toward our challenges from the members over coalition and challenges the last year like the other members of our party as aged uh and to do something about the ris