jeremy hunt . jeremy will be , appearing hunt.jeremy will be, appearing before the 1922 committee tomorrow and talking to about the budget, which is on the 15th before the local elections . now, before the local elections. now, if jeremy is ultra cautious and doesn't give some tax breaks , doesn't give some tax breaks, give some red meat and just continues with an attitude that, well , things have got to remain well, things have got to remain as they are , then i think we as they are, then i think we will do badly in the local elections . and i think jeremy elections. and i think jeremy hunt will have some questions to answer . hunt will have some questions to answer. that's a really stark assessment. jeremy hunt , assessment. jeremy hunt, appearing before you all tomorrow in private , behind tomorrow in private, behind closed doors . what do you assess closed doors. what do you assess your colleagues are going to be saying to him of the gaze, of the view of the. well, i think they will be asking for some personal tax now it could

i'm here to just this isn't about just jeremy. don't have just jeremy.problem with just jeremy. i think if you're in a public think that if you're in a public facing role . you have facing role. you have a responsibility in this case. jeremy clarkson should be cancelled. jo brown should be concerned about whether it's to serve on sarah vine. isn't this just. sarah vine isn't just awful because it is proof that actually the left do just want to cancel people. and harry and meghan talk all the time about compassion and forgiveness. and we've had to forgive harry and again, not see uniform scandal caller one of his army colleagues, the p word posy naked in vegas. he's been forgiven a million times but he has no forgiveness . his heart. i has no forgiveness. his heart. i know this is true, but i do think that, you know, you brought up the jay brown. i mean, she's a comedian and, you know, comedy is all about pushing boundaries and saying things that are very close to the wind. and that's what make people that's what makes people make. that's what makes peopl

i'm here to just this isn't about just jeremy. don't have just jeremy.problem with just jeremy. i think if you're in a public think that if you're in a public facing role . you have facing role. you have a responsibility in this case. jeremy clarkson should be cancelled. jo brown should be concerned about whether it's to serve on sarah vine. isn't this just. sarah vine isn't just awful because it is proof that actually the left do just want to cancel people. and harry and meghan talk all the time about compassion and forgiveness. and we've had to forgive harry and again, not see uniform scandal caller one of his army colleagues, the p word posy naked in vegas. he's been forgiven a million times but he has no forgiveness . his heart. i has no forgiveness. his heart. i know this is true, but i do think that, you know, you brought up the jay brown. i mean, she's a comedian and, you know, comedy is all about pushing boundaries and saying things that are very close to the wind. and that's what make people that's what makes people make. that's what makes peopl

joe jeremy i believe jeremy hunt now, i believe i believe in britain.to a only with his lack of passion. it was shocking and then saying, it was shocking and then saying, i believe lower taxes , but i believe in lower taxes, but trust me when i say the best way to lower your taxes is to reduce inflation, which is going to happen anyway. so he's going to lower our taxes, do you think politicians take us for fools? no, but i think what no, i don't but i think what happens is that promises are made, simply, you know, made, which simply, you know, was things that we like to hear but can't be done. what he did done today, i mean, jeremy hunt is never the most passionate speaker , but he is actually speaker, but he is actually a good and he has taken over managing the finances of the at the time but boy did they need some good management so yes i agree with you that he's not exactly going to rev us up like any anything, but he is going to is doing quite a good job of sorting things out and boring that might be, but it's a good thing to get sorted out. it's th

i— like jeremy clarkson? yes, me personally, iwill_ like jeremy clarkson?eak- like jeremy clarkson? yes, me personally, i will speak to - like jeremy clarkson? yes, me personally, i will speak to my. personally, i will speak to my own experience with just absorbing the presence of meghan markle and prince harry. it has always been a bit before huddling to me to see folks in the uk media like clarkson speak with such vitriol of michael and harry. speak with such vitriol of michaeland harry. i speak with such vitriol of michael and harry. i can understand may an over saturation, they have a new netflix the release of the books. obviously you have closer ties with the royal family and the dramatic settle on within there, but i am yet to see anything that meghan markle in particular has done to deserve kind of the public violent rhetoric that people like clarkson have shared. that has been my main take away from this for sure.— this for sure. what do you make ofthe this for sure. what do you make of the response _ this for sure. what do you make of the response

tell us why. >> jeremy: it's amazing.hink some people at home are thinking it's normal, these kinds of things just happen. no, they do not. as a former military intelligence officer in basic training we have online courses and there's these scenarios where you have a coworker who walks out with classified folder and says what should i do with these documents? the user is presented with a few options. one is return the documents of the classified area or another one is i'll just take them home. i've always felt, who would actually be silly enough to select, i'll just take them home with me. apparently joe biden. >> emily: you have your answer now and it's the commander-in-chief unfortunately. what do you foresee of consequences if any? >> jeremy: unfortunately these kinds of scenarios when you have someone who is now the president of the united states, i don't see a lot of consequences. all we can do is ask those tough questions and hold power to account. i can tell you have for a lot of soldiers, there was a sailor recent

do _ jeremy's apology? yes, thanks for having me. do you - jeremy's apology? that morning and read the article and said let me beat this woman it submission? i don't think that was his plan. it got completely out of hand. he got very confident in the fact that the media was coming down on meghan and harry and the media was coming down on harry because of his book so he thought let me pile this on here. we're in a society now, whether we like it or not, it is a work culture. being this negative towards women should not be part of woke, it should be in general, we women take a lot of crap, if you will, excuse my language. we take a lot of this. we don't need this piled on by some opinion writerfor the need this piled on by some opinion writer for the sun, someone likejeremy clarkson. i do not think that he woke up and this on purpose but i think it was completely inappropriate and his apology was even worse. it was very clear to me his initial tweets that he wrote, he did not really put any thought into it. he saw all the heat he was getting and said maybe i'll

there was this guy named jeremy foster.gy of american folk music". - it was a reissuing of old records from the '20s and '30s, early country music, early blues. it was jt an amazing collection that had got everybody excited. - that was a huge influence. and i went to the library and i took out this recording of a woman named texas gladden. ♪ come, papa ♪ come, mama ♪ and sit you down by me - [alice] and it was incredible to me. she has a very mournful sounding voice. it's very piercing. those kinds of things, they're the ones that grab me. ♪ my body salivated ♪ and i'm bound to die - so i started trying to teach myself how to play the guitar and the banjo. [upbeat banjo music] jeremy and i were getting closer, kinda going together. - i met alice for the first time in 1958. i spent the rest of my brief college career [chuckling] pretty much at their house listening to music, playing music. they were already deeply involved in it. - we were anti-folk revival. that was like the thing that we had to define ourself as different

well, jeremy clarkson is not quite _ us? well, jeremy clarkson is not quite the _ us?ell, jeremy clarkson is| not quite the famous beloved figure in not quite the famous beloved fi-ure in the not quite the famous beloved figure in not quite the famous beloved fi-ure in the us not quite the famous beloved figure in not quite the famous beloved finure in the us that not quite the famous beloved figure in not quite the famous beloved finure in the us that he not quite the famous beloved figure in not quite the famous beloved finure in the us that he is not quite the famous beloved figure in not quite the famous beloved finure in the us that he is in figure in the us that he is in the uk. and does not have the kind of track record here which is why was such a big deal when amazon spent a small fortune to bring him over after the whole dust—up in 2015 with top gear and jeremy clarkson assaulting one of the producers of that show and getting fired from that show. at that point, top gear was airing that show. at that point, top gearwas airing on that show. at that point, top

let's talk to independent estate agent jeremy leith , who says jeremy , jeremy leith, who says jeremym a stay founded of this because if you forking out that much in rent, how do you save up to rent, how do you ever save up to buy house? well, this is the buy a house? well, this is the problem, a big problem, particularly young, aspiring particularly for young, aspiring first buyers trying to get first time buyers trying to get onto the ladder. they're faced with rents, which is with higher rents, which is making saving even more difficult . that crucial deposit difficult. that crucial deposit . so the prospect of home ownership disappears and the demand distant future. why are they hitting these heights? is it because, you know, we have to say this is it because landlords are getting greedy and want more money? or is it because there's actually a reduction in the amount of properties that are available? it's a bit of everything of everything. it's a bit of everything. it's a bit of everything. but it's particularly nail particularly you've hit the nail on there. a lot of on the head

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jeremy saying that really? jeremy hunfs saying that really? jeremy hunt's new prime minister.here were all sorts of cartoons of hunt standing outside number 11, doing a lecture signing by lex and making a speech about the way he wants the country to go. because it did seem that point it really did seem at that point as what is the point of as though what is the point of liz ditched liz truss she's ditched everything she stood everything that that she stood for leadership campaign for the leadership campaign which basically which she won and you basically did jeremy hunt did just have jeremy hunt running the country and then of course, there was the next huge blow, the resignation blow, which was the resignation of suella braverman and it was billed as a resignation because she had leaked an email to she she'd sent an email to a aide and it was on mincer. it was as and it was on mincer. it was as and she shouldn't have been using her personal account to send this email. but behind the scenes, what it sounded like was that a big policy that there was a big policy difference betw

jeremy clarkson, who is one for. jeremy clarkson, who is one of their enemies. right.ng apology. it turns out he had also emailed them privately on christmas . also emailed them privately on christmas. but harry and meghan come out with a strident statement tonight , not even statement tonight, not even bothering to accept the apology and effectively say that he should be banned from his profession forevermore . so profession forevermore. so that's how they deal . that's how they deal. compassionate apologies , celia. compassionate apologies, celia. yes. well that's another interesting point, because given what they're after is an apology from the royal family from everyone . if it what's going to everyone. if it what's going to happen, then they've shown us what they do with apologies . what they do with apologies. they throw them back in your face. and it is if you read the statement in full, the one they've issued in response to jeremy clarkson's apology . and jeremy clarkson's apology. and nobody's condoning what he did. i'm certainly not even he is not condoning w

jeremy clarkson, who is one for. jeremy clarkson, who is one of their enemies. right.ng apology. it turns out he had also emailed them privately on christmas . also emailed them privately on christmas. but harry and meghan come out with a strident statement tonight , not even statement tonight, not even bothering to accept the apology and effectively say that he should be banned from his profession forevermore . so profession forevermore. so that's how they deal . that's how they deal. compassionate apologies , celia. compassionate apologies, celia. yes. well that's another interesting point, because given what they're after is an apology from the royal family from everyone . if it what's going to everyone. if it what's going to happen, then they've shown us what they do with apologies . what they do with apologies. they throw them back in your face. and it is if you read the statement in full, the one they've issued in response to jeremy clarkson's apology . and jeremy clarkson's apology. and nobody's condoning what he did. i'm certainly not even he is not condoning w

jeremy hunt also confirmed here. jeremy hunt also confirmed today that hs2 will run to central euston station as planned . it follows reports the planned. it follows reports the government was to scale back this leg , the project instead this leg, the project instead terminating in a west london suburb , the rail link is costing suburb, the rail link is costing ove r £44.6 billion, but over £44.6 billion, but supporting 22,000 jobs despite costs due to soaring inflation. the chancellor says it a priority . an nhs hospital trust priority. an nhs hospital trust has been fine d £800,000 after has been fined £800,000 after admitting failings . the care of admitting failings. the care of admitting failings. the care of a baby who died 23 minutes after birth. nottingham university. charles had thei r £1.2 million charles had their £1.2 million fine, reduced after pleading guilty to, providing unsafe care. it's highest fine ever issued for in maternity care . issued for in maternity care. winter sophia andrews died in 2019

they said it was jeremy's request said it was at jeremy's request . what they said so and .t is what they said so and it's and i've always been a bit sceptical about apologies when most people when they say they're sorry that sorry they've been that sorry been found out or that sorry those took offence and so those people took offence and so on well jeremy on and so forth. well jeremy says mentioned it early, says you mentioned it early, your great conversation. i say i knew what had happened straightaway. thinking straightaway. i've been thinking of game of thrones of a scene of game of thrones you know, what he said. you know, that's what he said. so sorry that said it so i'm not sorry that i said it because writes in that because he writes in that particular he's sorry that particular he's only sorry that he didn't it from game of thrones and nobody in their right thought he wanted her right mind thought he wanted her to through to be paraded through the streets. just writing streets. that's just writing style . why did you think it was style. why did you think it was the

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but first i woke bosses at itv about to follow amazon by cancel jeremy the behest jeremy clarkson at mackenzie gives his analysis you're not going to want to miss it he's live with me in just 2 minutes time. time now for an cancelled and this is where britain's top commentators out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of media. now, jeremy clarkson is fighting to save his career with . itv giving save his career with. itv giving worrying signals that they are about to bow to meghan and the sussex squad by axing the former top gear star as has already done reports , oddly woke itv done reports, oddly woke itv bosses , said they had no bosses, said they had no commitments to future editions of who wants to be a millionaire of who wants to be a millionaire of course fronted by clarkson . of course fronted by clarkson. besides an outstanding contractual agreed series and recording of millionaire celebrity specials said to have been suddenly pushed back week due to scheduling the famous scheduling issues . sadly, scheduling issues. sadly, whethe

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jeremy hunt says it is a. costs. jeremy hunt says it is a.don't see any conceivable circumstance in which that would not end up at euston and indeed i prioritised hs2 in the autumn . we have not got a good record in this country of delivering complex infrastructure quickly . complex infrastructure quickly. but i'm incredibly proud that for the first time in this last decade, under a conservative government , we have shovels in government, we have shovels in the ground. we are building and we're going to make it happen . we're going to make it happen. well, earlier the chancellor set out his long term plans for growing the economy , reiterating growing the economy, reiterating the government's pledge to halve inflation this year. speaking at bloomberg's european headquarters in london, jeremy hunt, defend the decision not to cut taxes now. he added the best tax cut is a cut in inflation close to a 40 year high. he also to use brexit freedoms boost growth in the uk . speaking to gb growth in the uk. speaking to gb news, the shadow health minist

jeremy cooke — bbc news.could be prescribed statins to lower their cholesterol. the pills are prescribed to those at high risk of a heart attack or stroke, but under new advice for the nhs, they should be considered for those at a lower risk too. our medical editor, fergus walsh, is here. at least 7 million, mostly older adults in the uk take statins, these cholesterol busting pills cost just a few pence per patient per day. cholesterol is a fatty substance mainly produced by the liver. high levels of bad cholesterol can clog your arteries restricting blood flow, causing problems like heart disease. statins work by lowering levels of bad cholesterol, so reducing the risks. the current nhs guidance is that if you have a i in 10 risk of a heart attack or stroke in the next 10 years you should be offered a statin. the new recommendation from the health assessment body nice is this should be widened to those with a i in 20 risk which would include millions more younger adults. nice reckons that for every 1,000 pe

but first i woke bosses at itv about to follow amazon by cancel jeremy the behest jeremy clarkson at mackenzie gives his analysis you're not going to want to miss it he's live with me in just 2 minutes time. time now for an cancelled and this is where britain's top commentators out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of media. now, jeremy clarkson is fighting to save his career with . itv giving save his career with. itv giving worrying signals that they are about to bow to meghan and the sussex squad by axing the former top gear star as has already done reports , oddly woke itv done reports, oddly woke itv bosses , said they had no bosses, said they had no commitments to future editions of who wants to be a millionaire of who wants to be a millionaire of course fronted by clarkson . of course fronted by clarkson. besides an outstanding contractual agreed series and recording of millionaire celebrity specials said to have been suddenly pushed back week due to scheduling the famous scheduling issues . sadly, scheduling issues. sadly, whethe

these 2 are very important challenges for jeremy casado as well. but so in that i really appreciate your insight. thank you. and thank you to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha insights, or you can also join the conversation twitter i'll have that is add a j insights for me, and the entire team here in the ah ah, and african narrative from african perspectives could be from one in a brisk i decided to be a good flight. i knew series of short documentary by african filmmakers from kenya, nigeria and rwanda mob. before about toys, i would love to talk some more conservation from about joy in the traffic and feeling the gay africa direct on our just here. we are a generation of scared people, but very ambitious, very united, very put food and i'm very good, but oxygen. you've been made to be comfortable, right, you know, but it's known for long you will soon filled the sim, his we feel every day from p

we offer a professor of conflict resolution or george mason university in style. paolo, jeremy casado is professor of political science at phone the so utility of august university and head of the far right observatory in brazil in london were joined by in the zip palmer, professor of international politics at city university london. welcome. he's also the author of foundations or the american center. welcome to the program. g army. this is one of the biggest attacks on government building since the fall of the country's military dictatorship in 1985. how significant the stuff that we have seen on tv about those people forming government buildings. well, thank you for having the i'd say that business, they're actually the 1st big attack on brazilian physical institutions sold the buildings of the supreme court. congress and the presidential palace as well. well, i think it's the combination of 22 forces that both sonata has helped grow in brazil. the 1st one is very strong for right movement represented by boss and out of his supporters and the movement that has become more and more r

the that jeremy hunt the idea that jeremy hunt appears the week talking about the and then rules outhen rules out tax cuts, you be tearing your hair out as a conserver tive. the mere notion of six further% on tax. for instance , you can't on tax. for instance, you can't back up any of these governmental because you don't agree with them. jacob let's be honest . well i'm not that great honest. well i'm not that great while i'm tearing her out, really. but your point is a perfectly reasonable one. i think that the increase in corporation tax may well lead to lower rates of revenue coming in, that the decrease in corporation led to a very significant increase in corporation tax revenues . i corporation tax revenues. i think they went up by 50. so i think they went up by 50. so i think you need to look at taxation sensibly and where the laffer works and where it doesn't . that seems to be quite doesn't. that seems to be quite good evidence that. it works in terms of corporation tax . and terms of corporation tax. and bearin terms of corporation tax. and bear in mind when george osborne c

hunt. the hold-up is with the chancellor, jeremy hunt-— jeremy hunt.hunt. mark, if i can turn to you in cardiff. _ jeremy hunt. mark, if i can turn to you in cardiff, apparently - jeremy hunt. mark, if i can turn to you in cardiff, apparently the - you in cardiff, apparently the military are helping out there because of the strike?- military are helping out there because of the strike? yes, there is a sliuht because of the strike? yes, there is a slight change _ because of the strike? yes, there is a slight change of _ because of the strike? yes, there is a slight change of approach - because of the strike? yes, there is a slight change of approach by - because of the strike? yes, there is a slight change of approach by the l a slight change of approach by the management for today's 24—hour stappage, — management for today's 24—hour stoppage, and they say it is because of the _ stoppage, and they say it is because of the nature of some of those calls affected _ of the nature of some of those calls affected by it more than 1000 members of the unite unio

jeremy spoke to the electorate. jeremy hunfs spoke to the electorate.eremy hunt's speech today spoke to the financial markets. it spoke to government . it spoke to the government. it spoke to the front and back benches . both front and back benches. both sides of the house of commons. so will change anything in terms of electoral voting , public of electoral voting, public opinion? i don't think i really don't think so. he made comments about unicorns. i don't know what he was talking about. there was quite a lot of it. i don't know what he meant. so he was talking public friendly. no, i disagree. yeah, i agree. it wasn't public. but peter, do you think that reassurance and this always misery in the papers and he was actually saying, did you know , you know, the figures that know, you know, the figures that are coming through the uk is the third place that most ceos global ceos want to invest in. do you think it was important to get these positive news stories out? oh, it is. and i think governments need to win the intellectual argument with business al

let's look at sir jeremy hunt had as jeremy hunt the chance the exchequer had say yesterday about what do right here and right with the economy to embrace growth and perhaps a spring in the step . perhaps a spring in the step. his beleaguered government and indeed a spring the step of all of us, including most important in some respects, the wealth creators of the world, the united kingdom. i'm to be joined first by sam white, cbe . sam is first by sam white, cbe. sam is the founder of freedom services group and stella insurance in australia . the first and australia. the first and foremost because obviously the business climate around the world and not least in the united kingdom matters to you as you run your own businesses and consider other possible investment opportunities and other departures . given where other departures. given where the government are right now . so the government are right now. so what did you make of, sir, of jeremy hunt's speech and the opportunity that it presented him with you know, i mean, he was obviously brutalised, wasn't i? i actually didn't think th

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prayers out for jeremy renner. the warmup we are going to see across the country. we will see temperatures 25 degrees above average. st. louis 66 degrees for a high today, matching that in oklahoma city milwaukee on the cooler side at 39 degrees you can see nashville 71 that will feel real nice tomorrow looks mild in chicago, st. louis, cincinnati up into the 60s. syracuse 59, philly 60 degrees for a high temperature we will likely break records or at least come close to them in parts of the northeast as we get to wednesday new york city 62 degrees 68 in washington, d.c. but then the temperatures tumble chicago back down below freezing by thursday. cincinnati in the 30s for thursday and friday. washingtington back do >>> good monday morning and happy new year to you. we're starting out with some cloudy skies across the bay area, but eventually we'll see our next storm system coming in. it will be a colder one, so we're only reaching into the low 50s today. breezy winds and off and on rain from late morning in throu

jeremy. is.gan, for god's , you know, so , you know, god's, you know, so, you know, he says what he does for if he knows what he's doing. so in this case, i have to say, i did read this and know i've been around many blocks and even i sort of hold steady here. jerry sloan . but look what what i know sloan. but look what what i know monitors make of the man and all but he did have the good to apology to apologise a very fulsome apology and it should be but as we've said before , harry but as we've said before, harry and meghan are making themselves and meghan are making themselves and i wish they'd just shut up, honour their contracts , and just honour their contracts, and just be quiet. i mean to that. now, charlie, speaking to people, i should just shut up. rabid egos. it's just top oil. unfortunately, back in headlines after one of their dim—witted members managed to avoid jail yesterday. this is alfred beswick who disrupted the lives hardworking brits when he climbed up an m 25 gantry back in

everybody cancelling jeremy clarkson i've never followed jeremy . i've never followed jeremy.interest jeremy until this happened . but now i feel this happened. but now i feel i have to stand up for him because if that my dad and my dad is of obviously they're he would have been almost of jeremy clarkson's generation although my dad was few years older probably. but if that had been my dad, i would have been really upset about how he's been treated because i don't think jeremy clarkson really meant to offend as much as . he has really meant to offend as much as. he has managed to really meant to offend as much as . he has managed to offend , if as. he has managed to offend, if you see what i'm saying. i think kind of said it quite jokingly, but in a very poor taste. well joking, amanda, i agree with you've got a great sense of humour. clark's is a satirical figure. he's that's what he's paid to do . he's also paid to paid to do. he's also paid to have an opinion which i can relate to. the bottom line is, amanda, that he joking he said that he he said, i hate meghan markle on a

jeremy. is.gan, for god's , you know, so , you know, god's, you know, so, you know, he says what he does for if he knows what he's doing. so in this case, i have to say, i did read this and know i've been around many blocks and even i sort of hold steady here. jerry sloan . but look what what i know sloan. but look what what i know monitors make of the man and all but he did have the good to apology to apologise a very fulsome apology and it should be but as we've said before , harry but as we've said before, harry and meghan are making themselves and meghan are making themselves and i wish they'd just shut up, honour their contracts , and just honour their contracts, and just be quiet. i mean to that. now, charlie, speaking to people, i should just shut up. rabid egos. it's just top oil. unfortunately, back in headlines after one of their dim—witted members managed to avoid jail yesterday. this is alfred beswick who disrupted the lives hardworking brits when he climbed up an m 25 gantry back in

jeremy luna silver said that this is going to be his task unifying, a divided nation. how can i achieve that when the country is more divided than ever? well, i think it's a challenge that's not only going to last 4 years or 8 years. it's a task for a generation to accomplish. and it's going to be very hard for lula to, to pacify the country in the context of very deep divisions along different lines. i think that in the case of brazil, in particular, race doesn't play as much as strong role as religion, for example, or, or class. because what we saw on sunday is it was a revolution undertaken by the middle classes that have been in franchise over the last a couple of decades in brazil. lula has directed most of his social policies towards the poor in brazil so that the middle class and evangelical christians, in particular have felt out of this framework out of this social protection network in brazil. so in a way, in, i agree it's systemic. many think that both on ad who spoke on behalf of those who had no voice under the workers party administration. so it's going t

everybody cancelling jeremy clarkson i've never followed jeremy . i've never followed jeremy.interest jeremy until this happened . but now i feel this happened. but now i feel i have to stand up for him because if that my dad and my dad is of obviously they're he would have been almost of jeremy clarkson's generation although my dad was few years older probably. but if that had been my dad, i would have been really upset about how he's been treated because i don't think jeremy clarkson really meant to offend as much as . he has really meant to offend as much as. he has managed to really meant to offend as much as . he has managed to offend , if as. he has managed to offend, if you see what i'm saying. i think kind of said it quite jokingly, but in a very poor taste. well joking, amanda, i agree with you've got a great sense of humour. clark's is a satirical figure. he's that's what he's paid to do . he's also paid to paid to do. he's also paid to have an opinion which i can relate to. the bottom line is, amanda, that he joking he said that he he said, i hate meghan markle on a

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jeremy, it is great to have you back on with us.ou just talk about what is happening with both biden and trump and what you really call the scandal of classification overall. who gets caught and who doesn't? >> it is important just at the beginning to remember the reason some of the laws and regulations are in place that govern president biden's conduct regarding classified documents or than vice president biden's or president trump is because of the scanner from the nixon administration where there was an attempt and in some cases actual action taken to destroy documents. it is not just about classified documents, it is also the president is the ultimate public servant according to the law. and everything they do as president has to be documented. wehe people y not have a right to know every thing they did immediately, but ultimately they are doing a job that is funded by th publiand is part of a democratic process. it is not just classified documents, it is all the records. donald trump was notorious as president for ripping up al

it is my labour party jeremy corbyn's anymore. is it. he's gone.s jeremy corbyn, the thing about all political parties, right, is, is there a spectrum? it's the same the tories. and at the moment we've got the bonkers right in it. but the things they say, yes, the bonkers right who've got for net zero, they'd rather stuff on this. i rise we are living in a time of no binary policy numbers soon over is . what it's certainly rubbish is. what it's certainly rubbish will agree with that right. we've got to take a break. at that point we're going to come back we're going to talk about net zero and much else . well, some of your reactions to that rather spirited debate that we just had really do believe these parties are almost identical with minor , minor identical with minor, minor differences . your reaction? sean differences. your reaction? sean says it is non—binary these days. these conservatives are more left wing socialists . more left wing socialists. labour are right wing conservatives. crazy that we are both of those sean be slight exaggeratio

it is my labour party jeremy corbyn's anymore. is it. he's gone.s jeremy corbyn, the thing about all political parties, right, is, is there a spectrum? it's the same the tories. and at the moment we've got the bonkers right in it. but the things they say, yes, the bonkers right who've got for net zero, they'd rather stuff on this. i rise we are living in a time of no binary policy numbers soon over is . what it's certainly rubbish is. what it's certainly rubbish will agree with that right. we've got to take a break. at that point we're going to come back we're going to talk about net zero and much else . well, some of your reactions to that rather spirited debate that we just had really do believe these parties are almost identical with minor , minor identical with minor, minor differences . your reaction? sean differences. your reaction? sean says it is non—binary these days. these conservatives are more left wing socialists . more left wing socialists. labour are right wing conservatives. crazy that we are both of those sean be slight exaggeratio

10. >>> after being injured in a weather-related incident involving a snowplow on new year's day, jeremyr is in critical but stable condition in a hospital >> reporter: video obtained by tmz appears to show the chopper airlifting two-time oscar nominee jeremy renner after a snowplowing incident near his tahoe home the snow so deep dispatchers didn't know if the emergency flight would be able to touchdown. >> care flight is in route, but unknown if they can land in feet of snow. >> reporter: renner was the only person involved in the accident. renner's rep confirms jeremy is in critical but stable condition with injuries suffered after experiencing a weather-related accident while plowing snow. tmz reporting renner was trying to clear the road after the new year's eve storm when the sno-cat accidently rolled over his leg, causing severe blood loss nbc news has not verified this the 51-year-old often posted video from what he called his happy place. showing mountains of snow and even himself driving the giant snowplow the actor r who shot to o fame 2008's "the hurt locker" and went on to b

jeremy you are just there last week.ll us what was new and exciting and what we should be watching for any year ahead. >> artificial intelligence and machine learning are the buzzwords. we seen some of that. some people were chanting a lot about it and where i struggle to see is actually how this will affect people's lives. ai is improving a lot of services we already know. but to a level that'll actually make an economic impact, you don't really see it yet. when we brought up the iphone yorty had apps. now we have all the ways to do things with ai and machine learning we ven't seen what a killer app is yet. i believe it will be autonomous driving but that is still years away. autonomous driving, is still years away at this point. we are starting to see some robotech stuff here in california and some more advanced driver system come into cars ke mercedes. they're hoping to have a hands off automated driving system in place. we are seeing advances there, but you are going to buy a car that will be a robo taxi for you. the

so jeremy is truly sorry . and so jeremy is truly sorry. and apparently he's so sorry . is truly sorry. and apparently he's so sorry. he's come grovelling to the sussexes via medium of email. well, maybe he had hoped it would be would save his amazon show question is, does this apology just make worse? this is essentially an admission of wrongdoing and all those who criticised him, a nice big to beat him with here to discuss this thank heavens general secretary of the free speech union. toby young. toby we've both got in situations whereby we've demanded to be apologised , demanded an apology apologised, demanded an apology from good idea about idea . it from good idea about idea. it usually makes things worse. lawrence so when i was targeted by twitch mob, when was appointed to a government regulator at, the beginning of 2018, people dredged up things i'd said on twitter , some things i'd said on twitter, some things i'd said on twitter, some things i'd written dating back at least 30 years. a petition was started signed by 220,000 people demanding that theresa may sack

so jeremy is truly sorry . and so jeremy is truly sorry. and apparently he's so sorry . is truly sorry. and apparently he's so sorry. he's come grovelling to the sussexes via medium of email. well, maybe he had hoped it would be would save his amazon show question is, does this apology just make worse? this is essentially an admission of wrongdoing and all those who criticised him, a nice big to beat him with here to discuss this thank heavens general secretary of the free speech union. toby young. toby we've both got in situations whereby we've demanded to be apologised , demanded an apology apologised, demanded an apology from good idea about idea . it from good idea about idea. it usually makes things worse. lawrence so when i was targeted by twitch mob, when was appointed to a government regulator at, the beginning of 2018, people dredged up things i'd said on twitter , some things i'd said on twitter, some things i'd said on twitter, some things i'd written dating back at least 30 years. a petition was started signed by 220,000 people demanding that theresa may sack

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jeremy is known to own and utilize these snow plows.imself frequently on instagram of him clearing the snow and in his long driveway and nearby streets of others. so he is used to being around this heavy machinery. so unclear exactly what happened. did he fall off of a snow plow? did it roll back on him? a lot of speculation on social media what could have happened. we are expecting to potentially hear some more details later today from his team, but, again, this is a very tough situation for him, for everyone involved, and, again, he is in critical condition. this was a very traumatic incident that took place yesterday morning near his home. you know what a way to kick off the new year on new year's eve for him. thoughts and prayers go out to jeremy and his family right now. >> we are all hoping for the best in this terrible situation. chloe whichy melas, thank you. >>> to australia and the scene of a deadly helicopter accident. authorities say four people were killed when two helicopters collided in-flight and crashed on a sandbar. ha

and jeremy britain you. jeremy saying britain need you. completely because he probably start the probably saw that start the other day over half of people in the country more from the the country get more from the state they tax. so state than they pay tax. so obviously need people. our obviously we do need people. our economy won't function otherwise. the otherwise. there's also the related whether the related issue of whether the which is not quite the same issue, but whether the issue, but it's whether the state should go up state pension should go up because expectancy lot because life expectancy is a lot longer. everyone's living longer. yes, everyone's living longer. yes, everyone's living longer. in longer. yeah. so you say so in 2033, this is quite to retire so he's trying to entice them saying we desperately you saying we desperately need you to what do think to fix the what do you think about like during the about that? like during the pandemic the pandemic and during the lockdown. true, as nick lockdown. it is true, as nick ther