so in the run up to the kathleen stock event— run up to the kathleen stock event et— run up to the kathleen largely. so my first thought was , oddly, so my first thought was, oddly, as an american perspective , kyiv as an american perspective, kyiv somewhat relieved that i knew that she was not going to get shot because i always think about that when i do events in the united states. my second perspective , is what a stain perspective was, is what a stain on the institution and what a stain that the oxford union , stain that the oxford union, whose entire purpose is to have debates , would have to deal with debates, would have to deal with a very small group of megalomaniac who want to limit the speech of others. now, if they don't want to go, that's fine. nobody there should be no compulsion. no, nobody should force them to go. the problem is that they want force other that they want to force other people to not go. they want to shut down. it's it's a new shut down. it's a it's a new type totalitarian ism. it's type of totalitarian ism. it's a new type of authoritarianism . new type of aut

so in the run up to the kathleen stock event— run up to the kathleen stock event et— run up to the kathleengely. so my first thought was , oddly, so my first thought was, oddly, as an american perspective , kyiv as an american perspective, kyiv somewhat relieved that i knew that she was not going to get shot because i always think about that when i do events in the united states. my second perspective , is what a stain perspective was, is what a stain on the institution and what a stain that the oxford union , stain that the oxford union, whose entire purpose is to have debates , would have to deal with debates, would have to deal with a very small group of megalomaniac who want to limit the speech of others. now, if they don't want to go, that's fine. nobody there should be no compulsion. no, nobody should force them to go. the problem is that they want force other that they want to force other people to not go. they want to shut down. it's it's a new shut down. it's a it's a new type totalitarian ism. it's type of totalitarian ism. it's a new type of authoritarianism . new type of authori

philosopher kathleen stock was at centre kathleen stock was at the centre of a— kathleen stock was atrm — kathleen stock was at the centre of a storm when— kathleen stock was at the centre of a storm when she took the stage— of a storm when she took the stage-oxford— of a storm when she took the stage oxford university. i'll stage at oxford university. i'll be speaking— stage at oxford university. i'll be speaking to— stage at oxford university. i'll be speaking to political be speaking to a political sketchwriter_ be speaking to a political sketchwriter about that. sketchwriter about all of that. is sketchwriter about all of that. ue-teaeer— sketchwriter about all of that. is-leader keir- sketchwriter about all of that. is leader keir starmer. is labour's leader keir starmer. pinching— is labour's leader keir starmer. pinching tory— is labour's leader keir starmer. pinching tory policies? is this part— pinching tory policies? is this pan of— pinching tory policies? is this part of me— pinching tory policies? is this part of his strategy to close the— part of his strategy to close the

speech— which disrupted kathleen stock's speech or— which disrupted kathleen stock's speech orthe oxford union this week. of course, i've got a week. and, of course, i've got a rohroerro— week. and, of course, i've got a fantastic panel— week. and, of course, i've got a fantastic panel who going to fantastic panel who are going to be fantastic panel who are going to he—oueerrohe- fantastic panel who are going toi be-questions-our be answering questions from our hero— be answering questions from our roveh—rerl be answering questions from our loveintroduce_let. be answering questions from our loveintroduce them. let be answering questions from our loveintroduce them. my let be answering questions from our loveintroduce them. my studio me introduce them. my studio queer— me introduce them. my studio queer rohrghr— me introduce them. my studio guest tonight are— me introduce them. my studio guest tonight are cressida rrerroh— guest tonight are cressida rrerroh ahe— guest tonight are cressida wetton and lewis schaffer , who .7 wetton and lewis schaffer, who.7 rewro— wetton and lewis

ebeeob— which disrupted kathleen stock's ebeeob ob— which disrupted kathleen stock's speech atthe oxford union this week. of course, i've got a week. and, of course, i've got a fantastic— week. and, of course, i've got a fantastic panel— week. and, of course, i've got a fantastic panel who going to fantastic panel who are going to be—oueebone- fantastic panel who are going toi be-questions-our be answering questions from our lovely—let. be answering questions from our loveintroduce_let. be answering questions from our loveintroduce them. let be answering questions from our loveintroduce them. my let be answering questions from our loveintroduce them. my studio me introduce them. my studio geese— me introduce them. my studio geese tonight— me introduce them. my studio guest tonight are— me introduce them. my studio guest tonight are cressida wenon— guest tonight are cressida webon obo— guest tonight are cressida wetton and lewis schaffer , who .7 wetton and lewis schaffer, who.7 bewb— wetton and lewis schaffer, who.7 bewb be— wetton and lewis schaffer, who.7 lewis it's been— wet

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and of course, kathleen stock is an example. see— kathleen stock is an example. be ve— kathleen stock this culture war. honestly we're not we're responding to crazy stuff that's happening . and you know, i think happening. and you know, i think i think some of the stuff like, you know, drag queens or sexualised performance is for children, you know, a naked sexual for children. that's something that, you know, has to be reacted to and has to be. we try and stop it from happening because it's a terrible idea. we're not starting this war. we're not starting this war. we're not starting this war. we're not we're not making these people put on these sexualised performances. so that's a really beveeeebee— performances. so that's a really interesting point.— performances. so that's a really interesting point. is— performances. so that's a really interesting point. islso- interesting point. is it so ebeebvebv— interesting point. is it sol effectively _this effectively you've got this ebuevbe— effectively you've got this situation where, you know, veu-u— situation where, you know, vee-vv beve

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>> it actually did just last week when kathleen stock, a professor of philosophy whose become very controversialecause she believes in biological sex was actually interviewed and spoke to the students at the oxford union so it does happen there. it does have huge pushback because britain is effectively just downstream from america on these issues as on so many others. you know, america catches the gender nonsense virus and within no time, it comes to the uk. david: this should be the opposite. we've got the beatles from britain and now it's switching over. so in other words, the crazy, really craziness that you see here hasn't yet gotten to that level at the uk. >> its got almost as bad but you know, i repeat. there is just this extraordinary disaster going on underneath this which is that in the 21st century when we have so much we could be accomplishing, students at oxford university are being persuaded to forget the first thing we knew as a species. boy or girl. david: okay next one, douglas. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez wasted no time using the wildfires to push the green new deal.

kathleen stock, gender critical feminist, remember what dr. t of the met simply got too met has just simply got too tene— met has just simply got too tewee. we— met has just simply got too large. we have— met has just simply got too large. we have lost a lot of commissioners— large. we have lost a lot of commissioners in the last ten yee— commissioners in the last ten yeewe.|tntnt— commissioners in the last ten years.ithink-got- commissioners in the last ten years. think got through years. i think we've got through etowt—tnei about six commissioners in the teet— about six commissioners in the teet-etnoet- about six commissioners in the last-almost all- about six commissioners in the last-almost all of. about six commissioners in the last have almost all of about six commissioners in the last have resigned st all of about six commissioners in the last have resigned before if about six commissioners in the last have resigned before their them have resigned before their tetn— them have resigned before their tewn nee— them have resigned before thei

kathleen stock, for putting up with that lunacy at the oxford union. you jackass., adam brooks, matthew hamilton, adam brooks, matthew tents— hamilton, adam brooks, matthew tents nw— hamilton, adam brooks, matthew lords, my fabulous— hamilton, adam brooks, matthew lords, my fabulous superstar tenet— lords, my fabulous superstar tenet, tnent— lords, my fabulous superstar panel, thank you so much. thank you panel, thank you so much. thank wen ten— panel, thank you so much. thank wen ten wenn— panel, thank you so much. thank you for your company today. tenemen— you for your company today. remember, i'm— you for your company today. remember, i'm back tomorrow ntgnt— remember, i'm back tomorrow ntgnt-t— remember, i'm back tomorrow ntgnt-t-wttn- remember, i'm back tomorrow night-9-with paul. night from 9 pm. with paul tnnnett— night from 9 pm. with paul burrell, lady— night from 9 pm. with paul burrell, lady colin campbell and tenet— burrell, lady colin campbell and carol mcgiffin.— burrell, lady colin campbell and carol mcgiffin. next up, though, it's headliners.— carol

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kathleen: the stock market has rallied in no time to a 1989 hi.e or would that be considered a policy change they cannot make, so they start on the real path towards normalization? rex the boj hardly purchases anymore. they don't need to. i think they will just maintain the current. right now, stop markets are getting higher. japanese stock prices are undervalued and they want the opportunity, but really look at the japanese macroeconomics, it is not that strong. shery: so you are not worried about financial stability at this point and that is not a concern for the boj? >> know, at this moment, i think right now, japanese stability is ok and distortion in the market is severe, so distortion and liquidity getting bigger compared to january, so in that sense, the boj can maintain policy a little bit longer, but in terms of yen depreciation, just in case come again will depreciate significantly last october. maybe there will be a chance that boj has to think about what they can do to cope with this undervalued depreciation for yen. haidi: you could a

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kathleen hays topping the agenda. also, just the broad enthusiasm. we are seeing these ai stocks rally. >> it has been in the same rally for the nasdaq. a lot of the stock market has been pretty good. this is moving out. that is interesting because for a while there, the narrative would embrace a rate cut. it wanted a rate cut. yesterday, when power clearly outlined they were not going to cut rates, i asked a portfolio manager why stocks are rallying and he actually said now, stocks are thinking if we don't get rate cuts, maybe that means the economy is better than expected. so earnings would like that. it is interesting to see how these narratives shift. >> jp morgan today highlighting that one risk to stocks could be rebalancing. what are the risks here that you see? >> the jp morgan strategists have a note out today, those real money investors speak to sovereign wealth funds. they could have to unload up to $150 billion worth of stocks during this quarter's rebalancing and that is because global stocks have outperformed bonds so much. in order to keep that stock bond allocatio

kathleen hays. and some of wall street's biggest banks are turning to a less positive consensus on chinese stocks afterllion. for more, let's bring in the asian equities reporter. what are strategies saying about how much room there is to run for chinese equities? >> we are seeing is the wall street banks from goldman sachs, morgan stanley. they are lowering it from 80 to 70 for a different time next year. they have less positive outlook for the market because the economy's recovery has been slower than expected. the current targets, while there are still some rebounds on the current level, that is a less rosy outlook if you compare the targets last year. wall street banks are keeping overrate readings. they said evaluations are really attractive. one of those could be central-bank policy. the pboc will take -- this will be tough to spot. what are investors looking at if not pboc signaling? >> speaking to a business in shanghai, the pboc government has said policy will be targeted and the credit expansion will be stable while they signal there could be some adjustments being made. investors not expecti

stock, only to lose in the dot-com bubble burst. then, there were three big college tuitions bills. >> we have three kids going to college, and good colleges, expensive private colleges. >> kathleen'ser from her first marriage kaitlin remembers it as well. >> there was a lot of financial problems, i sense, did i sense the stress of that as well. >> and when investigators looked at the couples credit reports, they saw what kathleen sister feared. >> and we're living above their, means if he was not writing a, book or didn't have royalties coming, and he had no income. >> and according to kathleen sister, michael's double in local politics had brought even more stress to the marriage. when he ran for mayor, he had been called out publicly a, liar the war action novelist claimed to have been awarded a purple heart, only he hadn't. he got her not by taking -- in vietnam, but in a car accident in japan. >> when it became public about his, lies did cause kathleen's these friendship she had to decide whether to stand by michael, or keep these friendships. these friendships, they are lost. >> so in the true state of the peterson's marriage was murky, investigators thought the story told in