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lee anderson, welcome to political thinking.ou have not created a controversy for a few weeks now, have you been neutered, have they caged you in this newjob? well, no, two weeks ago when i got thejob i was on a home affairs select committee visit to uruguay on the legalisation of drugs, and then i think the week after we were on recess so this is my first full week back, not been any controversies, i don't think, this week, but i keep looking at my phone for updates to see what i have said and who i have upset. joking apart, do you relish the controversies, do you plan them or do you just say what you think? nothing is planned, nick, what i say is not controversial, i don't think it is. it may be controversial to the bbc, it may be controversial to the mainstream media, it may be controversial to the people in parliament, i am saying what i believe most people in my constituency think, and when i get home on a thursday people come out to me as i walk up home from the train station and say, lee, you're saying what we're thinking

lee anderson says that poor people basic lee and not as resourceful as they used to be is. he writes that a divided opinion for sure whatever old phone book first up let's get ourselves up to speed, shall we? with tonight's latest headlines with middle . her michelle, with polly middle. her michelle, thank you and good evening to you. our top story on gb news tonight, m15 as director general says he is profoundly sorry that the security agency did not prevent the manchester arena bombing following the inquiry into the attack . the report into the attack. the report found the security service failed to act on critical intelligence relating to the suicide bomber. salman abedi . it suicide bomber. salman abedi. it also found he could have been arrested at manchester airport four days before he went on to kill 22 people. the ariana grande concert . a lawyer for the grande concert. a lawyer for the family spoke outside the inquiry, saying the victims had been failed at every level. it is clear that salman abedi should have been referred to prevent . it is clear that the prevent.

your mucker lee anderson returning to the tonight.wspaper so i have a feeling he's got a lot to say about that. plus, jim davidson is in the house. so is angela levin. and we're debate on whether the police should keep pounng whether the police should keep pouring money into the case of metal . mccann well, that's metal. mccann well, that's excellent. and the guardian used to have a very good cricket correspondent, but that's a few years ago now. but that's all coming up after the weather, which you won't want to miss. looking it's looking out the window. it's probably raining. thank probably still raining. thank you, my guests tonight. thank you, my guests tonight. thank you watching. be you for watching. we'll be back tomorrow 8:00. i'm jacob tomorrow from 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg being rees—mogg and this is being state nation . good state of the nation. good evening. speaking with your evening. i'm speaking with your latest weather update from met office after a bit of a gloomy one today. tomorrow for most of us should good deal u

lee anderson comes in with his latest campaign , an in with his latest campaign, an idea that we should teach kids at school about suicide . maybe at school about suicide. maybe that would stop a few young people taking their lives. and joining me on talking pints, ali maraj , conservative political maraj, conservative political activist and the founder of something called the prize will find out what that's all about, all of that in a couple of minutes. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, let's bnng evening to you. well, let's bring you some breaking news we've had just in the last few moments. we've heard the disgraced pop star gary glitter has been recalled to prison after breaching his licence conditions . in a statement, the conditions. in a statement, the ministry of justice said protecting the public is the number one priority. the 78 year old was released last month after serving half of 16 year sentence for sexually abusing three girls. that just coming to us within the last few moments. gary glitter, 78 years o

but so finally, as lee says, finally, as lee anderson says, prisoners fruit prisoners should be fruit picking to solve the uk labour shortage. former prisoners minister is early on. whittaker gives her unmissable response and she's seen it all when it comes to the slammer. oh, you so so—and—so . now you're being very so—and—so. now you're being very gentle. push on me . yeah, gentle. push on me. yeah, absolutely , love. anyway, absolutely, love. anyway, a first look at tomorrow's front pages and a new greatest britain union jackass that's coming up to this, ladies and gentlemen , to this, ladies and gentlemen, it's dan wootton tonight with me, patrick christie's. let's go now. we normally go to the news now to the headlines, but we're not doing that. okay because first we are going to go live to the us where our very own nigel farage is at the moment to react to those bombshell revelations by the telegraph. that man cox team nigel, they wanted to lock you up . yes, i know. and that's you up. yes, i know. and that's why i'm here in new york. i run away to avoid hancock's henchmen becau

but so finally, as lee anderson says, prisoners fruit prisoners should be fruit picking to solve the uk labour shortage. former prisoners minister is early on. whittaker gives her unmissable response and she's seen it all when it comes to the slammer. oh, you so so—and—so . now you're being very so—and—so. now you're being very gentle. push on me . yeah, gentle. push on me. yeah, absolutely , love. anyway, absolutely, love. anyway, a first look at tomorrow's front pages and a new greatest britain union jackass that's coming up to this, ladies and gentlemen , to this, ladies and gentlemen, it's dan wootton tonight with me, patrick christie's. let's go now. we normally go to the news now to the headlines, but we're not doing that. okay because first we are going to go live to the us where our very own nigel farage is at the moment to react to those bombshell revelations by the telegraph. that man cox team nigel, they wanted to lock you up . yes, i know. and that's you up. yes, i know. and that's why i'm here in new york. i run away to avoid hancock's henchmen because they could still b

is the tory party deputy chairman lee anderson right to say will no longer ever give money out on the i'm going to debate that right the . break is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight , as is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight, as the prime minister prepares to hand over new powers to police to deal with , quote, to police to deal with, quote, nuisance beggars is tory deputy chairman lee anderson right to say he will not give money out ever to those begging on the streets. i'm going to ask if sunak's on anti—social behaviour which also includes a ban on laughing , which also includes a ban on laughing, could help the tories clean up at the next general election . i'm ready to respond. election. i'm ready to respond. next, my superstar panel tonight, by carol tonight, i'm joined by carol owen benjamin butterworth and emma webb, with whom you have the most useless politician of his generation elected leader of the snp. does sturgeon leave hollyrood with her separatist dream tatters? that's coming up in a blockbuster crisis. person union jack has plus see how tomorrow's newspaper front pages have

is the tory party deputy chairman lee anderson right to say will no longer ever give money out on thetle. i'm going to debate that right the . break is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight , as is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight, as the prime minister prepares to hand over new powers to police to deal with , quote, to police to deal with, quote, nuisance beggars is tory deputy chairman lee anderson right to say he will not give money out ever to begging on the ever to those begging on the streets. i'm going to ask if sunak's on anti—social behaviour which also includes a ban on laughing , which also includes a ban on laughing, could help the tories clean up at the next general election . i'm ready to respond. election. i'm ready to respond. next, my superstar panel tonight, joined by carol tonight, i'm joined by carol owen benjamin butterworth and emma webb, with whom you have the most useless politician of his generation elected leader of the snp. does sturgeon leave hollyrood with her separatist dream tatters? that's coming up in a blockbuster crisis. person union jack has plus see how tom

tory deputy chairman lee anderson returns to the show to, deliver his unflinching verdict.live in the studio . also on the way, j.k. studio. also on the way, j.k. rowling has hit out at the danger posed by extremists trends, ideology and her most personal interview ever. we've seen thousands of% increase in young women trying to escape their physical bodies. should we not be asking ? why that's not be asking? why that's happening ? but is the harry happening? but is the harry potter author right to say children changing gender is one of the worst medical scandals in a century. that's big debate later in the show as this woman goes on us hit tv show doctor phil claiming that she is , phil claiming that she is, madeleine mccann , a dna sample madeleine mccann, a dna sample to, scotland yard, for example . to, scotland yard, for example. are you willing do that if you i will show that my rules come from within . i will do this . so from within. i will do this. so in light of this huge development, should the home office still be giving £300,000 a new funding for the uk investi

tory party deputy lee anderson is going deliver his unflinching verdict shortly.sh , shortly. but next in the clash, a polish woman claims mainstream us tv she is the missing madeleine mccann . and should the madeleine mccann. and should the home office still be giving £300,000 in new funding for the uk ? will two of scotland yard's uk? will two of scotland yard's most respected detectives, mike neville and shannon chowdhry, are joined by broadcaster bushell shake to duke it out right after break. but i'm fascinated to hear your views on this. email me down at gbnews.uk. d0 this. email me down at gbnews.uk. do you think it was incentive for dr. phil to bring on a woman claiming to be madeleine mccann before she's actually dna or actually being dna tested or actually being dna tested or actually this going to bring her case international attention case to international attention at gb news. you can find our poll there on twitter and the results in clash straight results in the clash straight after . break lee and konstantin kissin on the way. but first, the clash a

well joined by lee anderson here in the studio and by graham link, the constitu that lee was talkinge that lee was talking about earlier. lee suicide in the under forties. earlier. lee suicide in the under forties . biggest of death under forties. biggest of death . what got you? obviously graham's a constituent. what? what what got you onto this problem ? obviously, graham, my problem? obviously, graham, my constituent lost his son just before christmas. nobody saw it coming. and so as soon as it happened, you , graham, that help happened, you, graham, that help him? i found out there was a debate today, so i put him not to speak in that debate. that's about getting suicide awareness back on on the curriculum. so people talk to two specialists in school because i say, no, this is the biggest killer of young men, the fault in this country's epidemic level. nobody's talking about but they're about it now . they're talking about it now. graham, i know. fair play to him. he's campaigning now. you know didn't himself know, he didn't realise himself how between 12 and 14 people a day taki

with all the problems this country is facing that if few culture wars ripped up by people like lee andersonnd their children and their friends and neighbours and constituents have said to them what on earth are you people trying to do! think this is a good day for the bbc because it has shown it can stand up to the kind of right wing creeping authoritarianism which this governing —— these governing party are in the group because of an extremist fringe that has taken over. i'm very pleased for gary, i'm especially pleased that his very first game back in the chair will involve burnley football club, and i hope that the burnley fans willjoin me in the away end singing gary's name before we turn to the more serious matter of beating manchester city. away from the exact football, _ beating manchester city. away from the exact football, how _ beating manchester city. away from the exact football, how do - beating manchester city. away from the exact football, how do you - beating manchester city. away from | the exact football, how do you blame for this row escalating in the first place? i for t

should children be watching drag shows and is lee anderson right? when he says that prisoners should be able to work to help the get them digging and fruit? that's what anderson says , do that's what anderson says, do you think? my saturday sidekick for the first hour of the show is his and i'm political commentator from his trip to nairobi david oldroyd bolts off tonight. in my big opinion, i'm bofis tonight. in my big opinion, i'm boris johnson. to off, he needs to keep his aura out and let sunak get on with the job. because at the moment he's anfics because at the moment he's antics are risking a labour government in the big question should makeup be allowed in schools or is it time for girls to go make up free and concentrate on their studies . concentrate on their studies. lots to get through. this is mark dolan . it's saturday night mark dolan. it's saturday night so . let's have a debate. let's so. let's have a debate. let's have a bit of fire. let's have a few sparks. but let's have fun along the way . put something along the way. put something

lee anderson. yes.d veg to solve the uk's agriculture labour shortages. the mp for ashfield argued that those languishing in jail could help tackle the lack of seasonal farm workers . they of seasonal farm workers. they also claim the food banks being abused by people who actually need them. so we've kind of got to for one buy one, get one free on lee anderson today . with me on lee anderson today. with me now is benjamin. now he's a research fellow at the bo group. look you much. should look thank you very much. should we prisoners work ? yeah, we put prisoners work? yeah, absolutely. at the moment, cost an enormous amount just to keep people in prison. it's about 40 grand a year per prisoner. so it'd be good to get some money back for the taxpayer. so they're not entirely a burden on pubuc they're not entirely a burden on public funds, but also we've got this sort of pamby idea this sort of namby pamby idea that prisoners about to be that prisoners are about to be to be made better rather than to be p

as a conservative mp, i have a of conservative mp, i have a lot of admiration for lee anderson and.eople were being critical i did a tweet just a few weeks ag himeople were being critical i did a tweet just a few weeks ag him being vere being critical i did a tweet just a few weeks ag him being vice being critical i did a tweet just a few weeks ag him being vice chairmanical i did a tweet just a few weeks ag him being vice chairman ofl of him being vice chairman of the conservative but the conservative party. but i put a tweet saying whilst put out a tweet saying whilst i haven't decided i'm going to vote becoming the vice vote him becoming the vice chairman of the conservative party, it makes me more likely to vote them, not less likely to vote for them. we need working people have a real representation in parliament and we just don't get that from from the labour party at the moment . the labour party at the moment. know you're really busy writing your which your next book, which is fiction, which looking fiction, which i'm looking forward to. would you consider , forward to. woul

as a conservative mp, i have a of conservative mp, i have a lot of admiration for lee anderson and.o. people were being critical i did a tweet just a few weeks ag himeople were being critical i did a tweet just a few weeks ag him being vere being critical i did a tweet just a few weeks ag him being vice being critical i did a tweet just a few weeks ag him being vice chairmanical i did a tweet just a few weeks ag him being vice chairman ofl of him being vice chairman of the conservative but the conservative party. but i put a tweet saying whilst put out a tweet saying whilst i haven't decided i'm going to vote becoming the vice vote him becoming the vice chairman of the conservative party, it makes me more likely to vote them, not less likely to vote for them. we need working people have a real representation in parliament and we just don't get that from from the labour party at the moment . the labour party at the moment. know you're really busy writing your which your next book, which is fiction, which looking fiction, which i'm looking forward to. would you consider , forward to.

should children be watching drag shows and is lee anderson right? when he says that prisoners should be able to work to help the get them digging and fruit? that's what anderson says , do that's what anderson says, do you think? my saturday sidekick for the first hour of the show is his and i'm political commentator from his trip to nairobi david oldroyd bolts off tonight. in my big opinion, i'm bofis tonight. in my big opinion, i'm boris johnson. to off, he needs to keep his aura out and let sunak get on with the job. because at the moment he's anfics because at the moment he's antics are risking a labour government in the big question should makeup be allowed in schools or is it time for girls to go make up free and concentrate on their studies . concentrate on their studies. lots to get through. this is mark dolan . it's saturday night mark dolan. it's saturday night so . let's have a debate. let's so. let's have a debate. let's have a bit of fire. let's have a few sparks. but let's have fun along the way . put something along the way. put somethin

i'll giving my thoughts shortly and we'll be hearing from the mighty lee anderson.ace in parliament today. the right to protest is once again under threat. we will be speaking to someone who has fallen foul of this new policy which threatens our basic rights. plus do you have a spare £5,000 to fork out on flights for your yearly houday on flights for your yearly holiday to portugal? well, that might be your future flight plan to subsidise the green tag on your ticket if prices going to triple, then

and you know, lee anderson, now vice of the being even the tory party, being even clearer you are sayingrer than you are saying, look, unless this right, look, unless we get this right, we're get wiped out in we're going to get wiped out in the next so we'll the election next year. so we'll see. i'm i'm personally sceptical. yeah because i think the court human the european court of human rights going come back rights is going to come back into and at the moment it into play and at the moment it won't it. well won't consider leaving it. well there's about next there's talk about in the next manifesto leaving it is manifesto about leaving it is not promises . well why not more promises. well why don't do it now. well the idea idea . an idea. yeah, right. idea. an idea. yeah, right. yeah. the idea that . the uk yeah. the idea that. the uk needs to be in this body. i mean, the uk is legal system has been replicated right across the world. the idea that we cannot have a fair legal system without belongings the echr i think is frankly, gary lineker doesn't agree with you, does he? well can ag

i'll giving my thoughts shortly and we'll be hearing from the mighty lee anderson.ree speech battle took place in parliament today. the right to protest is once again under threat. we will be speaking to someone who has fallen foul of this new policy which threatens our basic rights. plus do you have a spare £5,000 to fork out on flights for your yearly houday on flights for your yearly holiday to portugal? well, that might be your future flight plan to subsidise the green tag on your ticket if prices going to triple, then by 2050. we are looking at eight times, ten times. it's only a few people will be able to travel with the mega—rich at the% those with private jet. so folks probably stay. send in your views as always and state of the nation starts now . starts now. we'll also be hearing from panel the esteemed historian, dr. david and the former labour mp , david and the former labour mp, but still a socialist, steven pound. but still a socialist, steven pound . as ever, i want to hear pound. as ever, i want to hear from you . get in touch by from you. get in tou

and you know, lee anderson, now vice of the party, being even the tory party, being even clearer youaying, clearer than you are saying, look, this right, look, unless we get this right, we're going get wiped in we're going to get wiped out in the next so we'll the election next year. so we'll see. i'm i'm personally sceptical. yeah because i think the court human the european court of human rights going come back rights is going to come back into play and at moment it into play and at the moment it won't leaving it. well won't consider leaving it. well there's next there's talk about in the next manifesto leaving it is manifesto about leaving it is not promises . well why not more promises. well why don't do it now. well the idea idea . an idea. yeah, right. idea. an idea. yeah, right. yeah. the idea that . the uk yeah. the idea that. the uk needs to be in this body. i mean, the uk is legal system has been replicated right across the world. the idea that we cannot have a fair legal system without belongings the echr i think is frankly, gary lineker doesn't agree with you, does he? we

i'll giving my thoughts shortly and we'll be hearing from the mighty lee anderson.ok place in parliament today. the right to protest is once again under threat. we will be speaking to someone who has fallen foul of this new policy which threatens our basic rights. plus do you have a spare £5,000 to fork out on flights for your yearly houday on flights for your yearly holiday to portugal? well, that might be your future flight plan to subsidise the green tag on your ticket if prices going to triple, then by 2050. we are looking at eight times, ten times. it's only a few people will be able to travel with the mega—rich at the% those with private jet. so folks probably stay. send in your views as always and state of the nation starts now . starts now. we'll also be hearing from panel the esteemed historian, dr. david and the former labour mp , david and the former labour mp, but still a socialist, steven pound. but still a socialist, steven pound . as ever, i want to hear pound. as ever, i want to hear from you . get in touch by from you. get in touch by emailing. but

stand on this, but when you have this, but also when you have people anderson saying people like lee andersonn reported that that in reported that he said that the next election be fought the next election will be fought culture maybe culture war issues then maybe you have some armaments you want to have some armaments in war issues in your culture war issues rather ignore and rather than just ignore it and just please don't damage me with this it goes away this war. i mean, it goes away and is johnson when he and the is boris johnson when he was on him he just was asked on him and he just said it straight he said it straight away, he said this women are and human this is what women are and human female, but also women and trans men need to be also treated with , safety and respect and have their rights also upheld . so you their rights also upheld. so you can do both. you just have to take a stand and just be honest right. i mean, one to monday's guardian ban , we're told that we guardian ban, we're told that we should look at our phones less, but the government is going to make certainly ma

stand on this, but when you have this, but also when you have people anderson saying people like lee andersonin reported that that in reported that he said that the next election be fought the next election will be fought culture maybe culture war issues then maybe you have some armaments you want to have some armaments in war issues in your culture war issues rather ignore and rather than just ignore it and just please don't damage me with this it goes away this war. i mean, it goes away and is johnson when he and the is boris johnson when he was on him he just was asked on him and he just said it straight he said it straight away, he said this women are and human this is what women are and human female, but also women and trans men need to be also treated with , safety and respect and have their rights also upheld . so you their rights also upheld. so you can do both. you just have to take a stand and just be honest right. i mean, one to monday's guardian ban , we're told that we guardian ban, we're told that we should look at our phones less, but the government is going to make certainly m

lee anderson comes in with his latest campaign , an in with his latest campaign, an idea that we shoulde . maybe at school about suicide. maybe that would stop a few young people taking their lives. and joining me on talking pints, ali maraj , conservative political maraj, conservative political activist and the founder of something called the prize will find out what that's all about, all of that in a couple of minutes. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst

lee anderson comes in with his latest campaign , an in with his latest campaign, an idea that we shoulde. maybe that would stop a few young people taking their lives. and joining me on talking pints, ali maraj , conservative political maraj, conservative political activist and the founder of something called the prize will find out what that's all about, all of that in a couple of minutes. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, let's bnng evening to you. well, let's bring you some breaking news we've had just in the last few moments. we've heard the disgraced pop star gary glitter has been recalled to prison after breaching his licence conditions . in a statement, the conditions. in a statement, the ministry of justice said protecting the public is the number one priority. the 78 year old was released last month after serving half of 16 year sentence for sexually abusing three girls. that just coming to us within the last few moments. gary glitter, 78 years old, real name paul gadd has after serving only half of his six yea

it's also as lee anderson, the tory mp, calls this more controversy or as i would put it, speaks commonk to help the economy? all of that and much more. a busy 3 hours time to get after nine. my big opinion monologue in which i'll be dealing with johnson who risks giving a labour government and he might take it ten. another great for king charles. lots to get through. but first, the king of news . aaron the king of news. aaron armstrong . yes, thank you, mark. armstrong. yes, thank you, mark. i'm out . armstrong in the gb i'm out. armstrong in the gb news romance . speaking of news romance. speaking of royalty, we'll start with the duke of sussex who says some british soldiers were not nasa's eerily supportive of military efforts in afghanistan. in a live streamed interview with a former specialist, dr. gabor motty prince harry says he did not align with the west during the conflict and his memoir, the duke of sussex, described killing 25 taliban fighters in afghanistan than as chess pieces off the

sort of i think this initial sort of very music from likes very warm mood music from likes of lee andersonly watered down. and i'll be very intrigued to see what people are saying in the brexiteers barton the brexiteers barton camp come the weekend . absolute. that's weekend. absolute. that's camilla don't forget , camilla tominey. don't forget, you her here every you can see her here every sunday morning with her fabulous political show, vaizey. lord political show, ed vaizey. lord vaizey sue gray. so you're. do you think there should be a penod you think there should be a period of time elapsing before she leaves that job in the cabinet which she's already left and takes up that job with keir starmer ? so i pointed out we, starmer? so i pointed out we, point out in the mail today there was somebody involved in a senior job there was somebody involved in a seniorjob in number 10, been appointed the house of laws. appointed to the house of laws. she wouldn't like to take up that it was that year. let that job. it was that year. let me tell i'll tell you when me just tell i'll tell you when

i just wonder whether you agree with what lee anderson, he was recently promoted from within the conservativehey provide. the best way for me to help people, whoever it is, nikki or others, is to make sure we are reducing inflation. looking at your actions in the budget last week, they will think, hang on a minute in the budget uk that the tax base to some of the richest people in the country on the pension pots enable wonder, how can it be right at a time when other people are going to the food bank? how does that make sense? how is that an action you are proud of? let's look at the budget in the round. the budget also froze fuel duty, which will help everyone as they are filling up their car. extended free childcare, which is going to make a major difference to working families up and down the country, it was a big ask. and it's the same budget that extended our help with energy bills. so we did lots of things that are going to help people. but on this question about pensions, what's this about? this is about cutting waiting lists. you know, at this point, think about it, i'm sure almost ev

the paper says that lee anderson, the conservative deputy chairman, believes the new legislation is age of matt hancock's leaked whatsapp messages. the paper reports that the former health secretary rejected advice from the uk's chief medical officer to replace 14—day covid quarantines with five days of testing in november 2020. in quite the early days of the pandemic. across the uk, almost a million people are living with some form of dementia. it's an illness which can impact your memory, your mood and even your movement. it can also come at a huge financial and emotional cost for the loved ones around you. so, over the next few months, we're going to look at what it's like caring for someone with dementia, and what can be done to make things easier. we're going to start with someone who'll be familiar to you — our very own nina warhurst. nina's dad chris was diagnosed with dementia last year and it was down to nina and her sisters amy and mel to try to make some sense of it all. my dad is a funny man is how i'd sum up. ever since being little, he could give a little side eye at som

anderson for fivenk minutes. [inaudible] >> i'm sorry. good morning, chair lee, ranking member sewell and all the distinguished member of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. i am chris anderson. i'm the supervisor of elections representing seminole county florida. on november 3, 2020, i was elected into office as a first african-american to serve in this capacity. i also became the first african-american to serve as the first constitutional officer in seminole county. i'm proud to say that i stand on the shoulders of giants, like my grandmother, i'd anderson. she was my mother. i was raised by a single father. my grandmother told me stories of how she had to clean old joints to make extra money that she told me she had to take root just about foodhe on the table o feed five children. on cold. winter days in north florida gender dress especially one because she was allowed to ride in front of the truck because of the color of her skin here she had to ride in the back. it's because struggles like hers and struggles of so many

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>>'m sorry good morning chair lee thank you for the portunity to testify before you toda i am chris anderson represenng seminole coty, florida on november 3, 20 i was elected into office withhe first african-american to serve in this capacity. also because became the first african-american to serve a constitional office. i am proud to say i stand on the shoulders of giants. like my grandmother. ida anderson. she was my mother. i was raised by a single father. my grandmother told me sties how she had to make extra money. she told m she had to pick fruit just to put food on the tae to feed five children. on cold winter days inorth orida e'not allod to re in the front of the trk becae of the color of her skin shhad to ride in the backi am able to sit here today, and for that and for at i'm gratef. i wod be riss if i did not recognize my former, current men and women. many of them paid or made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms that we enjoy. and in the wordsresident reagan, our fallen heroes dive, they give up two livethe lives they were living, and the lives they could have lived. for the

lee, in a previous appearance, you said that -- was helpful without a smoking gun. what would a smoking gun look like one standard is actual malice? >> well, when i said that last time, anderson, i was talking about the testimony that murdaugh gave when he was talking about that various hosts on fox had endorsed election fraud. i said that was not a smoking gun, because it did not relate directly to dominion. it just talked generally about election fraud. but what allergist red eye think is a little bit closer to a smoking gun. here we've got murdaugh saying, he, who had at least theoretical authority to stop powell and giuliani from appearing on foxes shows, in fact, never believed and has never seen, any evidence of election fraud by dominion. that's pretty close to a smoking gun. >> i just want to put what rupert but murdoch and read that out for you again. as you said, this is important. a dominion lawyer said, do you believe dominion was engaged in a massive and coordinated effort to steal the 2020 presidential election? rupert murdoch said no. next question was, have you ever seen any credible evidence to suggests that dominion was engaged in a massive coordinated effor