my colleague mike a quarter, i got reaction from a dublin base journalist that jason michael who compelled kids clocks down on the church to the actions of a notorious 20th century regime in the whole. what does this say about the state of the country itself? it says that its model, li modems and very similar to the process that we saw happen. ready the some device in germany, in the 19 se, an effort to buy the states to suppress commandeer at court uncontrolled with church as in an as an independent voice of critique of the state. this we have seen happen again here in ukraine with an effort to fill classical roles and possessions in the church with right wing extreme nationalist voices. and yes, the evidence is there, i'm has been there for a very long time. but the, as all ven, particular has demonstrated extreme right wing leanings and is a duty. it's a moral obligation of the church to speak truth and to condemn this as an extremely dangerous ideology. we are seeing very similar things happen in palestine at the moment. we see some of the most historic churches in the world being dest

jason, michael, who said the keeps track down on the judge is hypocritical in the whole, what does this say about the state of the country itself? it says that it's morally modems and very similar to the process that we saw happen in the some device in germany. in the 19 se, an effort to buy the states to suppress commandeer at corrupt uncontrolled with church as in an, as an independent voice of critique of the state. this we have seen happen again here in ukraine with an effort to fill classical roles and possessions in the church with right wing extreme nationalist voices. and yes, the evidence is van. i'm has been there for a very long time that the, as all the in particular has demonstrated extreme right wing leanings on the is a duty. it's a moral obligation of the church to speak truth and to condemn this as an extremely dangerous ideology. we are seeing very similar things happen in paula stating that the moment we see some of the most historic churches in the world being destroyed by a united states all lie in the middle east. i'm religion and religious institutions, particular

now to jason, michael, an independent journalist, i like it demick based in dublin. jason, good to see you collected. how did to you, jason, that the real surprise here is that there is any surprise. the constitutional referendum was so heavily backed by mister roger, as well as the irish political and media establishment that when the public sold welding he rejected. how could he govern the people? well, it did, he couldn't. um the both referenda one on the family and one on k of were full bodily presented to the i feel like to that that even those who would normally be in favor of such a thing just didn't feel that they have the personal confidence for them to stand on this we saw across the entire political spectrum by king a yes. yes. uh, from the socialist pop. these last leading parties on june saint lou old bought a yes. yes. in both in the referendum, in the immediate aftermath where you know that cutting i'm challenging the government on the lack of explanations of a certainly felt on the ground that none of that had all the hallmarks of something . i'm prepa

other nations of urge the icy j to take further measures against israel. discuss all this now with jason michael, academic and independent journalist based in arlin street to see you jason. dublin is set to intervene in south africa, his case against israel, on allegations of genocide. why do you think that's happening now on what is harland seeking to achieve as well? i would imagine that this is happening because the international tide is beginning to shift. very recently we saw a new freely delegation refuse to go to washington dc to meet with president bible in response to the united states. i'm. i'm stating in a recent security council vote at the un. i'm the, as you have likely plain to date the, the support on the ground for the policy study and calls from ireland is considerable. and it's deep because ireland also sees itself is on post colonial state. and there is a great amount of sympathy for the suffering that we are witnessing in palestine and particularly in gaza. and up until this point, the irish governments i'm particularly optimistic me hold model has been over possession of yo

jason, michael, can i make an independent journalist? thank you for your insight. thank you very much. bye. see all big now how see you have be with you again at the top of the yeah, thanks for watching. the the washington with his evidence that i've got this letter to somebody in law do you live? we will use to use use of insurance awards, especially obviously with some of the pop also that we have our initial or she will go to be sure to do. we have some so i don't want to shop. i think often to go to the other guy, he takes daughter will, decided he has cripples the way in which box is going to die. you can get into that more football munition if you're still possession of them to put another 2 to for was it was, it was the 0 the everybody's visual that again personal, that is.

jason, michael academic, an independent journalist live from dublin. it's like, well israel must be held accountable. that is the reaction of the palestinian red crescent society to the killing of 2, apparently on armed thousands bias. really, soldiers of warning, disturbing images are ahead. video footage released biologist era shows the moment the idea of soldiers opened fire on the beach. no, the palestinians were seen waving what appears to be white fabrics, the sign of surrender. after being killed, the men were allegedly buried by the ideas. with bulldozers, a red crescent spokesperson said it's time for the international community for just a 2nd. just to tell you what the scene these are due to, to the final scenes which is right. the occupation forces and attention they at targeting the of the 70 is a trying to find the evidence. so this is still so happened because of the silence of the international community. there is no accountability since the beginning of the war at all. got the is there a to move their theory in 2000 and civilian it's 70

my colleague michael cox, you got reaction from dublin based journalist jason michael, who compared kids correct down on the church to the actions of the taurus 20th century regime in the whole. what does this say about the state of the country itself? it says that it's modeling model buttons and very similar to the process that we saw happen in the some device in germany, in the 19 se, an effort to buy the state to suppress commandeer at corrupt, uncontrolled, the church. as in an, as an independent voice of critique of the state. this we have seen happen again here in ukraine with an effort to fail clerical goals and possessions in the church with right, when extreme nationalist noises on. yes, the evidence is there. i'm hoping there for a very long time that the, as all the in particular has demonstrated extreme right wing leanings and is a duty. it's a model obligation of the church to speak truth and to condemn this as an extremely dangerous ideology. we are seeing very similar things happen in palestine at the moment. we see some of the most historic churches in the world being des

that is the democratic thing to do well. iris based independent journalist, jason michael, it saves mr. rod chris resignation came as a surprise, but there's a predictable consequence following a quote catalog of political failures. none of this is a surprise. it's come with a little bit of a shock that the to show cause, you know, resigned to like this. i'm having watched his resignation. it seems to many people that you know, his resignation has come with a little bit of a shock even to himself. no one here is quite sure for any of the means. i'm the most of the referenda leo. but i'd cons has sat over what has been described as a catalogue of political failures. the both referenda one on the family and one on k of was so badly presented to the i feel like to that that even those who would normally be in favor of such a thing just didn't feel that they have the personal confidence for them to stand on this we saw across the entire political spectrum by king a yes yes, uh, from the socialist pop. these last leading parties engine saying, who opened a yes. yes. and both in the referend

jason, michael, independent journalist and academic live from the iris capital side. so western media has gone for plastic over lot number of pollutants, record victory, and last weekend's presidential election, calling him a dictator for life, among other things. next fall still and asks why there are seems exclusively reserved for the russian leader, especially as many other pilots around the world helping more than even more dominant fashion. it goes for the, the driver, buddy remote bar in the holidays and occasional family days. we now post to show every single day, not weekly. we are now daily, so make sure you look for us truth pump. number one. yes, p one and he one big but for some reason that is making the western media apps. so we and sort of fi ably because there are goals. we're going to show it to you coupon number 2, the f b, i admits the old tick tock square is mostly conjecture as in what a quote uh sure. uh. do they mean if somebody is just making some of that stuff up a home trip on the other 3, at least one country and out for guys just told our u.

my colleague mike a quarter, i got reaction from a dublin based journalist and jason michael, who compelled keeps cracks down on the church to the actions of a notorious 20th century regime in the whole. what does this say about the state of the country itself? it says that it's morally modems and very similar to the process that we saw happen . ready in the some device in germany, in the 19 se, an effort to buy the state to suppress commandeer at court uncontrolled, the church has and, and as an independent voice of critique of the state. this we have seen happen again here in ukraine with an effort to.

j to take further measures against israel, academic and independent journalist jason, michael says a bunch support for israel is a thing of the past. the international tide is beginning to shift. very recently we saw. busy and it's really delegation refuse to go to washington dc to meet with president and bible in response to the united states of state. and in a recent security council vote at the un. the support on the ground for the college studying calls from island is considerably under deep because islands also sees itself as a post colonial state. and there is a great amount of sympathy for this thing that we are witnessing in palestine and particularly in gaza. up until this point, the iris government, i'm particularly optimised on the whole model, has been over possession of you know, at least on the fence on the fence of a site of atrial publishing at the beginning of the war, a series of photographs of him and could be seen showing fools on the wall while.

it's worth doing for peyton mcf, joe walker, max hathaway, thomas ryan conrad, michael delorean the second, jasonng, bob violet, lucy violet, billy bracket. for cynthia and david for the people that took their own lives into those who were killed by an abuser for the family and friends who now have to live with an unimaginable that comes to violence and those that survive the violence but those■" that can never fully heal. as i close, i cannot escape the troubling fact that violence has become all too common in our culture. acts of brutality, anger, glorified and normalized in video games, tv shows, films and social media. a bitter and angry towards one another, acts that are part of a culture that too often promotes violence as a way to address but never really resolved differences. as a society, we've got to consider how we can reject the vitriol that consumes us and how we can tune out the rhetoric and recognize the humanity and dignity of others and lead with grace, compassion and understanding in our own private and public lives. we can't legislate off of this. instead i think the true our h

started lying about police dating back to 2014 and ferguson with hands up don't shoot lie about michael brown and jasontional op-ed in wall street journal titled this no criminal justice system isn't racist and what he did was looking at a study of two stet ton sociologist looked at 17 year period of time on sentencing disparities and the way that jason summarized what they found blacks are incarcerated higher rates than other groups because they commit crimes at higher rates so perhaps if we addressed that issue police officers wouldn't be in this situation we would have less crime in america. >> can i also add that part of her job is to remember that she is, in fact, a human being and she's dealing with human beings and this was a moment when she decided to go on cable news and talk about and defend herself this was a moment where she could have said you know what, if my presence or behavior offended you or even worse made your pain deeper -- you are experiencing a loss no family should have to bare for that i am sorry. she had a moment and it passed because she thought of the job -- she thought of h

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jason? >> glad to be here, thank you so much, michael, and welcome to the beat. we start with donald trump intensifying his violent rhetoric, surprise, seemingly threatening a quote, blood blood blood bath if he doesn't win in 2024. that was just one weekend, the first full weekend since the general election matchup became official, and it all happened in the course of a single campaign rally. here is trump in ohio. >> we are going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line and you're not going to be able to sell those. if i get elected. now, if i don't get elected, it'll be a bloodbath, that will be the least of it. it'll be a bloodbath for the country. that will be the least of it but they will not sell those cars. >> trump's bloodbath, and comes amid a campaign in which he has vowed to be a, quote, dictator to rivals and to seek, quote, retribution which is why his critics are skeptical that campaigns cleanup effort claiming trump was trying to say, quote, biden's policies would create an economic bloodbath for the economic industry an

lost in the south pacific in american samoa, where jason palmer defeated president, winning 56% of the vote. this win is not without precedent, michael bloomberg won that territory in 2020. >> todd: we can win races by not going to places? >> carley: people in american samoa participated and made their voice heard. >> todd: bring in host of the grace curley show. breaking within the last 30 minutes, the biden-harris campaign is laying out new strategy attacking trump. here is quote, donald trump primary performances are major warning sign for gop and opportunity for president biden to expand his coalition. trump heads in unable to expand support beyond hard core maga base. moderate haley voters say trump cannot count on their vote in a general election. so strategy is to say trump is not winning enough republicans and enough of those anti-trumpers are going to vote for biden. is that strategy going to work? >> no, and i think it is interesting because we talked a lot about trump and his ability to solidify base and expand and you that is true to some extent. i think no one is talking about biden and his inability to unify his own par

jason palmer? a baltimore resident who campaigned using zoom. x posted day before the race he is advocate of america samoa. president michael blockberg won there in 2020. >> carley: he is from maryland, a venture capitalist. his campaign website crashed because everybody was looking to see who is this guy. >> todd: i wanted to do two separate hours on jason palmer and i was rebuffed. lucas tomlinson, thank you. we're following important down ballot races. california senate race, schiff and republican steve garvey, dodgers and padres, both advancing to general election in november. >> carley: matt flynn will join us, hi, matt. >> garvey and schiff are looking to fill the seat left by dianne feinstein. >> tonight is first game of a doubleheader. second game will be daunting like a super bowl over fourth quarter or eight innings. it should be exciting temperature is competition now. >> looks like we're going to the general, ladies and gentlemen. you helped us build the biggest grassroots campaign in california history and i cannot thank you enough. >> schiff and garvey were the top two vote getters. republicans have not advanc

jason? >> glad to be here, thank you so much, michael, and welcome to the beat.

jason, thank you so much. have a good day and we appreciate you getting in touch. michael and buxton, tom in liverpool. is 30. we i is it a vote winner? no, absolutely i not. i am 29, my wife is 30. we grew up not. i am 29, my wife is 30. we grew up undera labour not. i am 29, my wife is 30. we grew up under a labour government and ever since, we have been working since the age of 16, the tories have beenin since the age of 16, the tories have been in so that's ia years of our working life that the tories had beenin working life that the tories had been in power and they might want to constantly revamp with new leaders and new slogans but the fact is we are struggling and we are on got money. how is it that a family with three young children that we can be struggling and in debtjust to meet daily living costs on a household income of 60 ground? birth families end up worse off than us and that's constant smoking mirrors, people celebrating the fact capital gains has been cut, they've got to p extra on national insurance but that does not touch the sides. it absolutely does not. . . , not touch the sides

jason and all my guests today. i'm all of my guests today. i'm going 9.30 next going to be back at 9.30 next sunday. michaelyou missed any of my show today, you can up on the highlights can catch up on the highlights at 6 here on gb news. enjoy at 6 pm. here on gb news. enjoy the your . sunday. >> a very good morning to you and welcome to sunday with michael portillo. let us march into spring to melodies of art, culture, politics and world affairs. it is rare for a by—election result to trigger a prime ministerial speech outside 10 downing street, apparently the government was so concerned about the febrile campaign which led to george galloway becoming the mp for rochdale that rishi sunak strode to the podium to denounce the poison that he says puts our democracy under threat . puts our democracy under threat. but his words be followed by any effective actions. why did so many voters respond to george galloway evidently agreeing with him that the election was for gaza ? to answer that, i have an gaza? to answer that, i have an excellent political panel. elections are happening in many places in iran . the

michael jones for that >> who might jones? we had a battle of the bay and the sun city tonight. it was an instant classic. thanks, rocco with me here on sports night live. i'm jason dumas. we'll get to those highlights. and the sec. but we start down in texas. the warriors are on the stretch run of their season. they desperately want to get out of that playing. but the injury bug decide it to bite them in the but not ideal. they took on the map tonight without steph curry or draymond green. hopefully both gray and staff will be available. inc los angeles on saturday.

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so the, um, that you had a i know michael had his recommendations, you had your recommendations and jason, would it be like a hodgepodge of all those recommendations and then, um, carry on. and then also from the inspector general, we had some suggestions. so i have those in my brain. and that's why, um, but i couldn't discuss it with any of you because we have to have a public meeting and so that's where i'm going to bring you through and where we get to certain points where there are different, um, um, suggestions. i will point that out and then we can comment on on that. does that sound right? sound clear to you? yeah. so the just my one suggestion would be if, if it's going to be if they are going to be recommendations of the board, then the board, you know, you should vote on each recommendation. or if you have a collection of them you can it doesn't have to be each individual line, but just be real clear. what recommends you're thinking. if we just have a general consensus, do you think we still have to take a vote? yeah okay okay. we'll do that. okay. so the first item is what do w

you'll see that michael bloomberg, also won in american samoa with about 50% of the vote of course, there is one big difference between 2020 when mike bloomberg wanted and 2024 when jason palmer run it. and that is that mike bloomberg spent hundreds of millions of dollars in his campaign, jason palmer, to be perfectly frank with you, even though i love politics, i've never heard of him. heard of him until tonight. so jason palmer, able to beat joe biden in america? can somehow maybe he went to the voters one by one because given how few votes there, you could do it that way, it look all it takes is like a quick little $2,000 flight and you can win a primary that seems like a good return on investment to me, harry enten. thank you. >> laura. >> well, you know, palmer's biography holds him up as a political outsider. he called himself an education and tech entrepreneur who is previously worked at the bill and melinda gates foundation. and you know what, he joins me next? now, it's so nice to meet you, mr. palmer. congratulations on your victory are you surprised about tonight's when i have to admit i am surprised that we won in american samoa, but to what was said just m