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one now yes the james schneider one which i was talking about he's been fighting um you know tryinglondon yester. day calling for seasar, that was what that protest was uh was about, and it's i probably the largest protest we've seen on the streets of london since those that opposed the iraq war in 2003. the overwhelming majority of british people want to see fire and they're raising their voice because that is the morally justified position. okay, and any attempts and there have been many, many attempts to characterize, you can see the treatment, yeah, you can see the treatment of even they allow. it because obviously the regulations have to show you sort of equal debate a balance, but the treatment of people that are even coming and speaking on behalf of the palestinians um is so different to anyone on the opposing side, and you see that again and again and again on the mainstream media, and also but he's he's done really well to sort of like educate and bring about awareness, even though he's interrupted, disrupted, and not actually be given a chance, exactly, and here we have ob

james schneider. you're not offended, appears on gb news. james schneidejames?offended, appears on gb news. james schneidejames? no,t offended, appears on gb news. james schneidejames? no, no, iended, appears on gb news. james schneidejames? no, no, no. ed, are you, james? no, no, no. okay. don't sue me. >> no, i won't see you. okay, good. >> right. you get in touch this this evening with of your this evening with all of your views well, please. views as well, please. vaiews@gbnews.com or twitter vaiews@gbnews.com or on twitter at israeli—hamas vaiews@gbnews.com or on twitter at continues israeli—hamas vaiews@gbnews.com or on twitter at continues into israeli—hamas vaiews@gbnews.com or on twitter at continues into its raeli—hamas vaiews@gbnews.com or on twitter at continues into its sixth-hamas vaiews@gbnews.com or on twitter at continues into its sixth daylas war continues into its sixth day with a death toll well over 2000. it doesn't look like there's going to be an end to this any time soon. well, i'm delighted that delighted to say that we're joined melamed

>> my name is schneider. >> my name is james schneider. >> my name is james schneider. >> right. en seeing what do you, james, then seeing what do you make of this then this this this the by elections, this defeat in the by elections, i for the conservative i mean, for the conservative party, i think most people expected they expected it, but actually they didn't. party didn't. the labour party didn't win much. you look at win by that much. if you look at it, mean, the are massive. >> the swings are absolutely massive, the swing is massive. >> difference in votes >> but the difference in votes is but they went from is sure, but they went from huge, huge, massive majority to losing in his storic historic swings. >> i mean, there's no way that you can get around that. then you can get around that. then you can get around that. then you can ask why is that happened? and i mean, i think because most people in the country are worse off than they were 13 years ago or the tories are going to lose and the tories are going to lose and the tories are going to lose and the tories are going t

studio by jeremy joined in the studio by jeremy corbyn's former comms chief, james the editor, james schneider, and the editor, the news editor, in fact, of the jewish news , justin cohen, jewish news, justin cohen, who'll debate whether the government be calling for who'll debate whether the gnceasefiret be calling for who'll debate whether the gnceasefiret the be calling for who'll debate whether the gnceasefiret the first calling for who'll debate whether the gnceasefiret the first place.) for a ceasefire in the first place. and john howard, australia's second longest serving prime minister, also going to be minister, is also going to be joining me. we're going to be discussing everything from israel the israel to how he thinks the tories here in the uk. tories are doing here in the uk. so to not put it mildly, it's tories are doing here in the uk. soto not put it mildly, it's a jam packed don't go jam packed show. don't go anywhere and get yourself a cup of bed do not miss of tea bed in and do not miss the next 90 minutes and to get us kicked off. joining me us all kicked off. joining me n

james schneider.h about that conversation, the protests at the start of the show about calling jihad on the streets and also the tube driver chanting the free palestine situation. a lot of people are taking issue with your position , james, with your position, james, saying that it's quite an extremist position. what would you say to that? >> free, free palestine is extremist just your kind of sentiment, i guess, that people are they're asking, for example , are they're asking, for example, are they're asking, for example, are you not familiar with the hamas charter when they're talking about free palestine there and the risk to jewish people? yeah, i mean, hamas doesn't have a monopoly over the palestinian people and their rights under international law. the palestinian people have a right to dignity , freedom and right to dignity, freedom and self—determination , the same as self—determination, the same as anybody else does . and so to say anybody else does. and so to say free palestine is to say th

before we get james schneider. before we get started, though, let's get your latest news headlines with ray addison . addison. >> thanks, nana. good afternoon. it's 3:01. our top stories . the it's 3:01. our top stories. the conservative chair, greg hands has said the tories will enter the next general election as underdogs . in his opening speech underdogs. in his opening speech at the party conference. his comments come just hours after the prime minister refused to commit to tax cuts. rishi sunak said his focus is on halving inflation because it impacts the poorest, the most . but on poorest, the most. but on a visit to burnley , the pm visit to burnley, the pm insisted his approach is deeply conservative, saying it's a thatcherite policy . thatcherite policy. >> the best tax cut that we can deliver right now is to halve inflation again. now that's something that i'm deeply committed to. it's the first of my five priorities. why? because that's we can help people that's how we can help people with living. just w

people majority of the british people want they're want a ceasefire and they're right to do so. >> james schneiderell that's that's not figure and the not the latest figure and the see latest figure i'm sure see the latest figure i'm sure it's fact is that it's higher the fact is that keir is the final point. keir starmer is the final point. >> that final point, >> justin, in that final point, quickly, is absorbing quickly, starmer is absorbing a lot pressure do what he's doing. >> can you imagine what would happen your former boss had happen if your former boss had beenin happen if your former boss had been in power? >> now what would much better? >> no, it wouldn't. no, it wouldn't. british, as wouldn't. as a british, as a british, hamas and hezbollah aren't though, are aren't friends, though, are they, james? >> no, wouldn't say no, >> no, i wouldn't say no, indeed. right, justin james, indeed. all right, justin james, thank for thank you very much indeed for joining morning. up joining me this morning. up next, howard, the next, is john howard, the longest longest longest second, longest servi

i am joined by advisor to jeremy by former advisor to jeremy corbyn, who was corbyn, james schneider,day. and at the protests yesterday. and we deputy editor of we also have deputy editor of spiked myers . spiked online, fraser myers. james, you heard there the police officer saying that essentially it's not against the law, it's not a proscribed terrorist group. this particular hizb ut—tahrir hizb ut—tahrir i think i've pronounced that correctly. do you think this is just freedom of expression? no problems here. what saw problems here. what we saw yesterday? >> well, let me say what i saw yesterday. go on. so i saw probably hundreds of thousands of people . i mean, we just heard of people. i mean, we just heard from chris hobbs. he thinks that's the largest since 2003. the anti—iraq war protest. it was certainly huge and it was in the rain, mainly at and it was hundreds of thousands of people all peacefully demanding that our government stops its complicity in the war crimes that are currently being perpetrated on gaza. and i think thatis perpetrated on gaza. and i think that is the

paul, come on, james schneider. paul, come on, we promised in 2010.e you're identifiable a tory you're identifiable as a tory that we get down to the tens of thousands and now we've got some document from home office that's going it up a half a going to get it up to a half a million. is ridiculous, million. this is ridiculous, isn't it? amateur hour, extremist, popular, reactionary. >> are all words thrown at >> these are all words thrown at conservative government since 2010, actually , the great 2010, but actually, the great unwritten secret of this government is it's running probably the most liberal immigration in recent immigration policy in recent years, possibly in history . i years, possibly in history. i mean, after all, as you say, i left in 2010. you've been in cabinet and you've seen it all happen. and i think the reason post brexit is , as boris johnson post brexit is, as boris johnson really had quite liberal instincts on migration and then, you know, as you as you correctly said , he inherited correctly said, he inherited a model of eco

everything. >> but in her absence will have carol mcgiffin and we'll have former labour adviser james schneiderre going to touch on the financial times very shortly. but it looks like a good coffee reference from labour. now, i know you're more on the corbyn side of things, but you must look and say this lot are electable . well, so i was up in electable. well, so i was up in liverpool at labour's national convention at and they are certainly on course to win the next election . next election. >> they've pursued . >> they've pursued. >> they've pursued. >> they've pursued. >> the tories are on course to lose . lose. >> well, yes, of course. no, no, no. that was exactly going to be my point. they've pursued a strategy . we in the labour strategy. we in the labour leadership, they pursued a strategy of doing as little as possible to just stand next to the tories and say, do you really want more of them? and after 13 years where most people are less well off, that is a strategy to win. now the problem is if you are or if you want to see serious change in the country or a real engagement with the c

i'm joined now by the former labour adviser james schneider, reaction. schneider, for his reaction. ters saying is an attack the saying is an attack on the workshy, the shirkers, the scroungers . no . scroungers. no. we've lost him. we'll come back to that . that will be his speech to that. that will be his speech later today. we're to going try and get james schneider back. but this the big centre piece but this is the big centre piece of jeremy hunt's speech today . of jeremy hunt's speech today. he wants to attract. he wants to talk to the 100,000. we've got him back. james hello . which him back. james hello. which which we have james. the floor is yours . what do you say to is yours. what do you say to what jeremy hunt is saying today to the tory conference? >> we've seen this whole politics before in the cameron osborne era. they're trying to demonise us groups of people . demonise us groups of people. and the result is that you have people put through horrible kafkaesque processes trying to access. they're entitled patients. you see the rise of excess debt, people who are disa

before we get james schneider.dison . addison. >> thanks, nana. good afternoon. it's 3:01. our top stories . the it's 3:01. our top stories. the conservative chair, greg hands has said the tories will enter the next general election as underdogs . in his opening speech underdogs. in his opening speech at the party conference. his comments come just hours after the prime minister refused to commit to tax cuts. rishi sunak said his focus is on halving inflation because it impacts the poorest, the most . but on poorest, the most. but on a visit to burnley , the pm visit to burnley, the pm insisted his approach is deeply conservative, saying it's a thatcherite policy . thatcherite policy. >> the best tax cut that we can

and in corbyn, james schneider.o get the latest on the hamas conflict. but the israel hamas conflict. but first, let's get your latest news headlines sophia . news headlines with sophia. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom. the uk has called on israel to show military restraint in its war with hamas . restraint in its war with hamas. these are live pictures coming to us from gaza where there appears to have been several fresh strikes this afternoon with black smoke seen billowing across the skyline, addressed a peace summit in egypt. the uk's foreign secretary said he's spoken to the israeli government about its duty to respect international law and the importance of preserving civilian lives. james cleverly also told the conference efforts need to be made to prevent an escalation of violence . escalation of violence. >> we have a duty , a duty to >> we have a duty, a duty to work together to

and we got so dawn neesom is with me and james schneider, who's the most handsome man on gb news. >>ay, thank you very much for bev turner will be up next covering for michelle dewberry now let's end the show on a lighter note. well, it's not that lie. if you're a woman, isuppose not that lie. if you're a woman, i suppose we have a new winner for this year's woman of the yean for this year's woman of the year. and i say woman , but in year. and i say woman, but in reality, it is a biological man. so when tick tock sent nation dylan mulvaney , who came out as dylan mulvaney, who came out as transgender, i mean , do they transgender, i mean, do they have to come out and came out as transgender during the covid pandemic? how's won an award hosted by attitude magazine this year? but is this right for a biological man to win such an award? stephanie davies arise, the director of transgender trend, and joins me now . thank trend, and joins me now. thank you very much. great to have you on the show. so i suppose i still could win woman of the yean still could win woman of the year, which ha

you know, the know, on sunak side, the i taking view here, james taking a view here, james schneider,ularly on spending. and there is a there is an argument. there isn't there? i mean, he's basically said he's made the hard decision. it's a hard decision. it's not a popular decision. he's made the hard to scrap this. hard decision to scrap this. what will the labour do? what will the labour party do? will reinstate it? will they reinstate it? >> imagine so. but >> i don't imagine so. but i mean, i don't know. but it, you know, trying to win based on the hypotheticals of what decision labour might take is not a strong change. making leadership, i mean fundamentally we, they've been in power for 13 years. most people's lives are worse. so you actually have to have very big to change suggest that you've realised all of that. and you're going to change things a lot. not scrapping a couple of things, banning a couple of things, banning a couple of things, banning a couple of things. as you were saying in your interview earlier. >> okay. thank you very much, both of you, for your analysis.

studio by jeremy joined in the studio by jeremy corbyn's former comms chief, james the editor, james schneiderr who'll debate whether the gnceasefiret be calling for who'll debate whether the gnceasefiret the be calling for who'll debate whether the gnceasefiret the first calling for who'll debate whether the gnceasefiret the first place.) for a ceasefire in the first place. and john howard, australia's second