jonathan van—tam seems that.gh chap and it doesn't really necessarily say that there's anything that's been compromised here. but for me it would about the next me it would be about the next time, next time there time, the next time that there is thing. i think is a health thing. i think i want to know the bloke is want to know that the bloke is telling me to go and take a medical procedure isn't going to end up working for company. end up working for the company. it's going sell me that it's going to sell me that procedure couple years time. >> well, i've got to say, for me, this is like the least shocking story of year. like shocking story of the year. like politician someone in the politician or someone in the government. over government. he has mates over here and now he's helped them out and he's got nice out and now he's he's got a nice cushy or money coming in. do cushy job or money coming in. do you helped them out? you think he helped them out? well, did in his well, he obviously did in his thing and his

jonathan van—tam. remember him ? he was chris whitty fluffer him?ffer dunng him? he was chris whitty fluffer during the covid pandemic. he was the former deputy chief medical officer and was obviously very pro—vaccine as you would expect. he was also very quick to shut down any questions about vaccine safety or side effects. just take a look at this vaccine. >> misinformation has been out there ever since the first vaccines were made , and it is vaccines were made, and it is exactly that misinformed . and i exactly that misinformed. and i don't propose we give it any further airtime . further airtime. >> yeah. okay. all right. it was also pretty big on pushing how effective the vaccines were when it came to stopping the transmission and the spread of covid 19. >> actually, what the vaccines have done is they prevent it. >> now, in total, since we got them 22 million cases of covid infection and 60,000 deaths. >> so , you know, that's truly massive. >> you know, he works for now. >> you know, he works for now. >> any guesses ? vaccine >> any guesses?

jonathan van—tam. remember him ? he was chris whitty fluffer him?ffer dunng him? he was chris whitty fluffer during the covid pandemic. he was the former deputy chief medical officer and was obviously very pro—vaccine as you would expect. he was also very quick to shut down any questions about vaccine safety or side effects. just take a look at this vaccine. >> misinformation has been out there ever since the first vaccines were made , and it is vaccines were made, and it is exactly that misinformed . and i exactly that misinformed. and i don't propose we give it any further airtime . further airtime. >> yeah. okay. all right. it was also pretty big on pushing how effective the vaccines were when it came to stopping the transmission and the spread of covid 19. >> actually, what the vaccines have done is they prevent it. >> now, in total, since we got them 22 million cases of covid infection and 60,000 deaths. >> so , you know, that's truly massive. >> you know, he works for now. >> you know, he works for now. >> any guesses ? vaccine >> any guesses?

—tam , just officer jonathan van—tam, just as he was described on the flyer for the show, has exitedf many bad actors pursued not by a bear but by uncounted numbers of those injured or dead on account of the injectables he helped push . the injectables he helped push. while, in my opinion, wearing the costume of a government adviser and is presently demonstrating the breadth of his acting skills by taking on a leading role for big pharma giant moderna, who we laughed all together. now oh no, we didn't. much to the annoyance of the scriptwriters. a bunch dismissed at first as mere hecklers named gb news have been stealing some of the limelight. and just the last few weeks we've seen to the humiliating climbdown of high and mighty bankers who entitled themselves to deny bank accounts to and so effectively make non people of all manner of law abiding and taxpaying citizens of this country. and this week , gb news country. and this week, gb news handed over a petition signed by a third of a million viewers demanding a guaranteed, secure future for cash in this country. no sooner did it l

—tam , just officer jonathan van—tam, just as he was described on the flyer for the show, has exitedf many bad actors pursued not by a bear but by uncounted numbers of those injured or dead on account of the injectables he helped push . the injectables he helped push. while, in my opinion, wearing the costume of a government adviser and is presently demonstrating the breadth of his acting skills by taking on a leading role for big pharma giant moderna, who we laughed all together. now oh no, we didn't. much to the annoyance of the scriptwriters. a bunch dismissed at first as mere hecklers named gb news have been stealing some of the limelight. and just the last few weeks we've seen to the humiliating climbdown of high and mighty bankers who entitled themselves to deny bank accounts to and so effectively make non people of all manner of law abiding and taxpaying citizens of this country. and this week , gb news country. and this week, gb news handed over a petition signed by a third of a million viewers demanding a guaranteed, secure future for cash in this country. no sooner did it l

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this guy, jonathan van—tam lands senior role as vaccine with vaccine maker moderna, which is an americanunds italian or something, but it's american. and this is the former deputy chief medical officer. he isn't as bad as chris whitty, but he's he's almost as bad , but he's he's almost as bad, bad, bad means this guy should be on trial for an adam for a nuremberg like thing. and the interests of ofcom, impartiality , i should probably say he shouldn't necessary be on trial for some sort of nuremberg code violation. >> that's what they did. >> that's what they did. >> what they did with the vaccines , what they did during vaccines, what they did during covid with lockdown . this guy covid with lockdown. this guy was totally supportive of maybe he believed in it, but still he needs to be brought to account without getting into conspiracy theories or mentioning nuremberg or any of these, you know, dog whistles that can that can get us get us in trouble . us get us in trouble. >> i mean, he it was it was one the government's advisory panel . was we need vaccines. . he was yes, we need vaccin

. >> why is it disgrace that jonathan van—tam now works for a vaccine company after two gay people werestabbed or lgbtqi people safe in britain it's 8 pm. and this is the. saturday five. >> welcome to the saturday five. the very best saturday night takeaway that you could order. expect fiery debates, spicy opinions and like the lionesses you may well hear us roar every week. join. i'll be emily benjamin and myself along with a guest star. tonight, it's louis walkley . sorry, oakley. and our walkley. sorry, oakley. and our very own patrick christys who never misses a hat trick or a chance to be on the telly. and he stand in for benjamin butterworth, whose ego has

just this week , government covid this week, government covid adviser van—tam , who adviser jonathan van the scientific benefits of vaccines, just took a lucrative job with moderna , who made billions off moderna, who made billions off the vaccines . ulez schemes need the vaccines. ulez schemes need to go. even keir hates them because they're so unpopular with voters . labour's shock with voters. labour's shock defeat in the uxbridge byelection shows how unwanted they are. people have even been dnven they are. people have even been driven to break the law to tackle them with the blade runner group sabotaging an estimated 300 cameras, and if emissions are as bad as sadiq says, why would you allow somebody to pay £12.50 to emit them? none of it makes any sense. follow the science and scrap ulez . what do you think? scrap ulez. what do you think? do you agree with me? do you disagree? send your comments into gb views at gb news.com and i'll get to your emails after the break. reacting to my take at ten tonight are journalist and broadcaster linda double gb news senior political commentator

just this week , government covid this week, government covid adviser van—tam , who adviser jonathan van the scientific benefits of vaccines, just took a lucrative job with moderna , who made billions off moderna, who made billions off the vaccines . ulez schemes need the vaccines. ulez schemes need to go. even keir hates them because they're so unpopular with voters . labour's shock with voters. labour's shock defeat in the uxbridge byelection shows how unwanted they are. people have even been dnven they are. people have even been driven to break the law to tackle them with the blade runner group sabotaging an estimated 300 cameras, and if emissions are as bad as sadiq says, why would you allow somebody to pay £12.50 to emit them? none of it makes any sense. follow the science and scrap ulez . what do you think? scrap ulez. what do you think? do you agree with me? do you disagree? send your comments into gb views at gb news.com and i'll get to your emails after the break. reacting to my take at ten tonight are journalist and broadcaster linda double gb news senior political commentator

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fascinating front page of fascinating story, front page of the times today , the financial times today, jonathan vanbeen made. a senior role at where? >> at moderna. so this so he's been criticised for this by various civil rights groups who say that there's a revolving doon say that there's a revolving door. so people work in politics and then they move into companies where they're then able to lobby the government again. i mean, there's absolutely no suggestion that he's done anything untoward. the parliamentary he's done anything untoward. the parliament.say he can't lobby committee say he can't lobby until 2024, but i guess the obvious criticism here is , is obvious criticism here is, is when he was in government, did he have his eye on working for one of these companies? and that can be a problem. you know, you have the same with david cameron when criticised for when he was criticised for lobbying greensill lobbying on behalf of greensill or that company. it's tricky because all these businesses work on relationships, right? so i mean, you know, if you're working for moderna, you need to have

jonathan vigliotti, thank you. >>> a summer surge in gas prices is causing renewed pain at the pump. here's cbs's kris vane on what caused the increase and when to expect some relief. >> reporter: summer sizzle burning a hole in drivers' wallets. the extraordinary heat wave that cooked the country helped fuel the year's biggest spike in fuel prices. >> $65 and what, two or three weeks ago it was like $48. >> from 3.19 to 3.29 then 3.49, 3.59. then today's this. i don't even want to come outside anymore. >> reporter: the national average up 30 cents in just the last 30 days. enough for tammi campbell to feel the pain at the pump in portland, oregon where gas is hovering around 4.73 a gallon. >> it has been a little crazy. it seems like it keeps going up. and then everything's going up. grgroceries. and d our pay jujust kind ofof the sasame. so it's dedefinitely h hurting pocketbookok. >> reporteter: many ofof the nanation's oilil refineries are desisigned to opoperate between and 95 degrees. weeks of triple-digit heat forced some to reduce production. just as saudi arabia cut back on oil exports, reducing

jonathan. >>> well, now to a dangerous and scary incident in the sky. 11 people were hospitalized last night after a delta flight from milan, italy hit severe turbulence about 40 miles from atlanta. cbs' kris van cleave reports those include both passengers and crewmembers. >> reporter: injured passengers, some on stretchers helped off delta flight 175 last night in atlanta. >> i honestly thought that we were crashing. >> reporter: passenger io suber thought this video and said she watched as the turbulence launched people into the air. >> the woman in the aisle next -- in the middle aisle, she had gone up and hit the overhead compartment and cracked it. >> reporter: the faa says the airbus a 350 from milan, italy hit severe turbulence about 40 miles from the airport. 11 people were hurt badly enough to be taken to the hospital. >> the threat of turbulence is always there. and that's why it's important that while you are seated, keep your seat belts on. >> reporter: sunday, a flight to majorca, spain hit turbulence strong enough to terrify and even sicken passengers. while injuries due to turbulence are rare, there were 163 on u.s. airliners between 2009 and last year. nearly 80% were airline

jonathan. well, now to a dangerous and scary incident in the sky. 11 people were hospitalized last night after a delta flight from milan, italy, hit severe turbulence about 40 miles from atlanta. cbs's kris vane both crewmembers and passengers. >> reporter: injured passengers, some on stretchers, held off delta flight 175 last night in atlanta. >> i honestly thought that we% were crashing. >> reporter: passenger ayo suber shot this video, and says she watched as the turbulence launched people into thehe air. >> a woman i in the aisle, in te middle aisle, she had gone up and hit the overhead compa compartment. and cracked it. >> reporter: the faa says the airbrushed 8350 from milan, italy, hit severe turbulence about 40 miles from the airport. 11 people were hurt badly enough to be taken to the hospital. >> the threat of turbulence is always there and that is why it is important that while you are seated, keep your seat belt on. >> reporter: sunday, a flight to mallorca, spain, hit turbulence severe enough to terrify and even sick and passengers. while injuries due to turbulence are rare, there were 163 on u.s. airliners between 2009 and last year. nearly 80% were airline crewmembers. new res