so, lee, why— proud erg lee anderson. so, lee, wny de— proud erg lee anderson. claim prove that you are a proper, cariiare,)cialist. but you claim prove that you are a proper, cariiare, but.ist. but you claim prove that you are a proper, cariiare, but you'ret you claim prove that you are a proper, cariiare, but you're not.i claim prove that you are a proper, cariiare, but you're not. you're you are, but you're not. you're just a hypocrite who jumps on any bandwagon that comes along . any bandwagon that comes along. if you're on twitter. i think sne-s— if you're on twitter. i think shes a— if you're on twitter. i think she's a failing celebrity and she's a failing celebrity and she's trying to look relevant. that's all she's trying to do. i think what she should do then is at age, get a bus pass out at her age, get a bus pass out and go and enjoy life. lee, you won't be surprised— and go and enjoy life. lee, you won't be surprised to- git c lee, you won't be surprised to learn vendennan— won't be surprised to learn vorderman is— won't be surprised to learn vorderm

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you sound like lee anderson. you have _ ridiculous. you sound like lee anderson. have a mobile hone. g .,, , , mobile phone. my mobile number is 27 ears old. i mobile phone. my mobile number is 27 years old. i drive _ mobile phone. my mobile number is 27 years old. i drive a _ mobile phone. my mobile number is 27 years old. i drive a £300 _ mobile phone. my mobile number is 27 years old. i drive a £300 car, - mobile phone. my mobile number is 27 years old. i drive a £300 car, i - years old. i drive a £300 car, i don't have a flash phone, flash clothes, flash television. i work seven days a week. let me tell you this. we're both on the same page, then. we are paying taxes and were given it to the government and there given it to the government and there given it's people who don't want to work. i have is laid in a bed this week in the nhs. the man next to me was 62 or 60 years of old delhi my age... —— 60 is about the mac let me finish. i age... -- 60 is about the mac let me finish. . , , ,, , finish. i have supported nhs this week. i provided _ finish. i have supp

lee, do the tories, lee anderson. lee, is yoa— the tories, lee anderson. over the next year, 18 months, i think it's really going to backfire on the labour party you've people party when you've got people like abbott and john like diane abbott and john mcdonnell even john john mcdonnell and even john john nicholson scotland , the snp nicholson in scotland, the snp condemning these sorts of adverts. remember, these are mps with the dodgy past themself have saying dodgy awful have saying dodgy and awful things when you've even got mps like this saying that these adverts are wrong, you adverts are wrong, then you know, know he's got a case know, you know he's got a case to this to answer. and isn't this panioaianiy— and isn't this particularly ironically because you particularly ironically because yoa—ino- particularly ironically becausei yoa—ino noani you remember all of the pearl oiaioning— you remember all of the pearl clutching from _ you remember all of the pearl clutching from starmer when ionis— clutching from starmer when boris criticised— clutching fr

lee, do the tories, lee anderson. lee, is yoa— the tories, lee anderson. over the next year, 18 months, i think it's really going to backfire on the labour party you've people party when you've got people like abbott and john like diane abbott and john mcdonnell even john john mcdonnell and even john john nicholson scotland , the snp nicholson in scotland, the snp condemning these sorts of adverts. remember, these are mps with the dodgy past themself have saying dodgy awful have saying dodgy and awful things when you've even got mps like this saying that these adverts are wrong, you adverts are wrong, then you know, know he's got a case know, you know he's got a case to this to answer. and isn't this panioaianiy— and isn't this particularly ironically because you particularly ironically because yoa—ino- particularly ironically becausei yoa—ino noani you remember all of the pearl oiaioning— you remember all of the pearl clutching from _ you remember all of the pearl clutching from starmer when ionis— clutching from starmer when boris criticised— clutching fr

chairman lee anderson , he's a white man, lee anderson, he's a white man, so ne— lee anderson, he's— , allowed in. he's going to be in the studio to explain why ioisni— in the studio to explain why rishi-labour— in the studio to explain why rishi labour squirming rishi has labour squirming and ne-ii—on- rishi has labour squirming and ne-ii—on inel he'll give his verdict on the ioiesi— he'll give his verdict on the ioiesi eieni— he'll give his verdict on the latest eight £0.30 lee diss nook. — latest eight £0.30 lee diss track. you're— latest eight £0.30 lee diss track. you're not- latest eight £0.30 lee diss track. you're not going to want to track. you're not going to want io iss— track. you're not going to want io miss-inan- track. you're not going to want to miss-that as- track. you're not going to want to miss-that as it- track. you're not going to want to miss-that as it .- track. you're not going to want to miss that as it . what to miss hearing that as it. what are to miss hearing that as it. what yon— to miss hearing that as it. what you having— to miss hearing that as it. w

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i'm lee anderson. thank you very ito talk to )inintthankteally . i'm lee anderson. yed that job. and i think if politics wouldn't have in politics wouldn't have got in the have been the way, that would have been something work with something that i did work with young young young people, homeless, young people. nowi young people, homeless, young people. now i love your comments this people. now i love your comments tnto wook— people. now i love your comments tnto wook to— people. now i love your comments this week to mark— now i love your comments this week to mark rowley, toouoo— this week to mark rowley, because-it's- this week to mark rowley, because it's important because i think it's important tnot— because i think it's important tnot .— because i think it's important tnot , you— because i think it's important that , you know,— because i think it's important that , you know, because the that, you know, because the oottoo— that, you know, because the oottoo tnooo— that, you know, because the police these days, people have toot— police these days, people have toot

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lee yes, looking lee anderson yes, i'm looking forward joining us. i've forward to and joining us. he's one my got to say he's one of my favourites. look, lee is brilliant, is the tory brilliant, but he is the tory party's equivalent of john preston, isn't he. i mean he has that about him if he and that air about him if he and rishi were the same schools he put the toilet put rishi's head down the toilet and it a few. do you think and give it a few. do you think if met him? no, i haven't if you met him? no, i haven't met him, but he has got vibe. he's a big lad. so lad that. met him, but he has got vibe. he's a big lad. so lad that . so. he's a big lad. so lad that. so. yeah, so . so it was very yeah, so. so it was very interesting actually about these . he was formerly of the labour party. we know that labour's formerly labour party formerly in the labour party because got investigated for because he got investigated for antisemitism. he did . antisemitism. indeed he did. there we go. so if he's not going to insult before, he's going to insult before, he's going to insult me now.

so here we've got the tory party deputy chairman, lee anderson, to take it all down. on the northern just hold on to the northern isles. best of the sunnier isles. but best of the sunnier weather and weather across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures reaching mid—teens across reaching the mid—teens across the into the evening time on the uk into the evening time on thursday. we see an increased risk of those showers turning to longer spells of rain across eastern parts of england. but overnight night, we'll see clearing skies for the rest of the uk under those clear skies, temperatures will start to drop away and we'll see a frost returning, particularly across parts of northern ireland into scotland. temperatures here falling to freezing, if not below, but just holding up in the southeast where we hold on to that cloud and rain. it'll to that cloud and rain. so it'll be a of a cloudy start be a bit of a cloudy start across the far southeast to begin friday morning. and then generally vast majority begin friday morning. and then gethe|lly vast majority begin f

tory mp lee anderson has slammed the choice of the slammed the bbc's choice of the uk representativeovision song contest that's due her woke ideology and due to her woke ideology and dislike towards boris johnson . dislike towards boris johnson. what do you think about that? we're discussing that after this good afternoon. is this coming out to 40 minutes after 5:00? this is good on tv online , on this is good on tv online, on digital radio. don't forget, you can download the gb news app for free. i'm nana akua right? so it's free. i'm nana akua right? so wsfime free. i'm nana akua right? so it's time for a quick british debate this hour. and i'm asking , should employees be able to see their bosses for her tv prime minister is you see that criticism from his own party after backing the worker protection bill. now the bill seeks to offer new protections to employees who face abuse, harassment and unfair discrimination and could mean that doctors shop assistants and bar staff could legal action against their employers. if a member of the public them. so what this actually mean if the a

and lee anderson , the mp conservative, raised it a couple of months back.y . now, of course, the penalty. now, of course, the london elite went absolutely bonkers . how london elite went absolutely bonkers. how dare london elite went absolutely bonkers . how dare anybody bonkers. how dare anybody suggest that? but when you poll the country, about half the people think we probably should have the death penalty. here's the point. when the death penalty was removed back in the mid 1960s, it was done in a vote in parliament with very, very specific promise. and that was that for the very worst of crimes life mean life. that was the contract with parliament. that was the contract with people . and it's not being met. people. and it's not being met. you know, i get my broader point about about the role of rehabilitate , how you shouldn't rehabilitate, how you shouldn't and how important it is and how re—offending rates of death, burglary, assault are much much higher much higher. burglary, assault are much much higher much higher . we want them higher much higher

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it joined an tory deputy chair, lee anderson, and more of britain's top commentators. 9 to 11 pm. onlnl— racist and everyone and i think your point there— racist and everyone and i think your point there is— racist and everyone and i think your point there is when ewenwlnlnp-e— your point there is when everything's racist and what is oelnollw— everything's racist and what is actually racist?— everything's racist and what is actually racist? your thoughts? keep— actually racist? your thoughts? keep lnen— actually racist? your thoughts? keep them coming in. philip says this keep them coming in. philip says the le— keep them coming in. philip says the le ell— keep them coming in. philip says this is all john's— keep them coming in. philip says this is all john's doing. a kiss sterner. — this is all john's doing. a kiss sterner. ne— this is all john's doing. a kiss starmer. he said— this is all john's doing. a kiss starmer. he said that a man eon-l— starmer. he said that a man cant be— starmer. he said that a man cant be e— starmer. he said that a man can't be a biological woman. and i c

it's lee anderson, deputy chairman of the conservative party, saying they're vile, but they're gettingnce that someone like horis— competence that someone like boris johnson— competence that someone like boris johnson and liz truss eeriaihly— boris johnson and liz truss certainly there's certainly lacked. there's a eomgleiely— completely legitimate argument to completely legitimate argument iolmaie— completely legitimate argument to.made about— completely legitimate argument to made about 25% budget cuts to be made about 25% budget cuts to be made about 25% budget cuts io ihe— to be made about 25% budget cuts io ihe iiimisiry— to be made about 25% budget cuts to the ministry of— to be made about 25% budget cuts to the ministry of justice. it's over nine years— to the ministry of justice. it's over nine years of tory gowemmem— over nine years of tory government and the effect that's had government and the effect that's haa oh— government and the effect that's had on so— government and the effect that's had on so many— government and the effect that's had on so many areas of criminal ias

criticism from the conservatives, sajid javid, the former home secretary says it is a champion, and lee andersonmer, the labour leader, was not working in politics parts was not working in politics parts was the director of public prosecutions, so they are trying to question his record when it comes to justice. a controversial advert but at this point labour sticking by it, not taking it down and further adverts seem to be following a similar pattern of trying to attach certain policy issues to rishi sunak personally. certain policy issues to rishi sunak ersonall . : ~ certain policy issues to rishi sunak ersonall. ., ,, certain policy issues to rishi sunak ersonall . ., ,, �* personally. thank you, david, i'm sure that you _ personally. thank you, david, i'm sure that you will— personally. thank you, david, i'm sure that you will bring _ personally. thank you, david, i'm sure that you will bring is - personally. thank you, david, i'm sure that you will bring is the - sure that you will bring is the latest on any more of those adverts that do emerge. escaping from north korea has always been per

it's lee anderson, deputy chairman of the conservative party, saying they're vile, but they're getting but then also i have the competence that someone like nons— competence that someone like boris johnson— competence that someone like boris johnson and liz truss senoiniy— boris johnson and liz truss certainly there's certainly lacked. there's a eonpieieiy— completely legitimate argument to completely legitimate argument iolnooe— completely legitimate argument to.made about— completely legitimate argument to made about 25% budget cuts to be made about 25% budget cuts to be made about 25% budget cuts io ine— to be made about 25% budget cuts io ine iiinisiry— to be made about 25% budget cuts to the ministry of— to be made about 25% budget cuts to the ministry of justice. it's over nine years— to the ministry of justice. it's over nine years of tory governneni— over nine years of tory government and the effect that's had government and the effect that's noo on— government and the effect that's noo on so— government and the effect that's noo on so nony— government and the effect that's had

and some people, including mr lee anderson, have pointed out that alastair did exact alastair campbelle thing lthere's a _ he won't be saying the same thing there's a labour prime thing if there's a labour prime wrnrerer— thing if there's a labour prime minister choosing— thing if there's a labour prime minister choosing the chair of the minister choosing the chair of rne—r- minister choosing the chair of. rne—r-wnor the bbc next time. i mean, what are the bbc next time. i mean, what ore-swinge— the bbc next time. i mean, what are-saying?-lineker- are you saying? gary lineker won-r— are you saying? gary lineker won-r ne— are you saying? gary lineker won't be objective and fair, i eon-r— won't be objective and fair, i don't—lineker. won't be objective and fair, i. don't—lineker will don't think. gary lineker will be objective. he's all about even same as his playing career. gary is all about the gary lineker is all about the easy is football. career easy tap ins is football. career was about hanging around the goal was about hanging around the goal, is goal, tapping things in and is pol

and some people, including mr lee anderson, have pointed that anderson, have pointed out that alastairere's a _ he won't be saying the same thing there's a labour prime thing if there's a labour prime wrnrerer— thing if there's a labour prime minister-the-ofl minister choosing the chair of the minister choosing the chair of rne-nekr— minister choosing the chair of the-next time.- minister choosing the chair of the-next time. i- minister choosing the chair of the next time. i mean, the bbc next time. i mean, what are the bbc next time. i mean, what wow— the bbc next time. i mean, what wow-eon— the bbc next time. i mean, what are you gary lineker are you saying? gary lineker won-r— are you saying? gary lineker won-r ne— are you saying? gary lineker won't be objective and fair, i eon-r— won't be objective and fair, i don't—lineker. won't be objective and fair, i. don't—lineker will don't think. gary lineker will be objective. all about be objective. he's all about even his playing career. even same as his playing career. gary lineker is all about the easy tap is football. career easy tap

lee anderson said that one anderson has said that if one wniii— anderson has said that if one whiff-trouble that tipping paine— police to stop that tipping pain. i— police to stop that tipping point, i think.— police to stop that tipping point, i think. the point, i think. and the government- point, i think. and the government did and force government did try and force inraugn— government did try and force through amendment january through an amendment in january wnien— through an amendment in january which-blocked.— through an amendment in january which-blocked.-now- which was blocked. and now again.— which was blocked. and now again—iaaii again, they're going to look again— again, they're going to look again-nui- again, they're going to look again -but we're - again, they're going to look again but we're in a again at this. but we're in a easiiian— again at this. but we're in a position where— again at this. but we're in a position where i— again at this. but we're in a position where i think people nave— position where i think people have never been— position where i think people have ne

and so we really do need to just quite straightforwardly, as as lee anderson rightly put it , andersonpeople within this movement are willing put movement are willing to put peopte-s— movement are willing to put peopte-s ttves— movement are willing to put people's lives at— movement are willing to put people's lives at risk. you people's lives at risk. if you do something— people's lives at risk. if you do something like the suffragettes - do something like the suffragettes i do something like the- suffragettes-i don't suffragettes did. and i don't trtrt— suffragettes did. and i don't trtrt we— suffragettes did. and i don't think we should— suffragettes did. and i don't think we should allow them to eorrpe— think we should allow them to compare themselves to the suffragettes. _ compare themselves to the suffragettes. but running onto rrt— suffragettes. but running onto and-suffragettes- suffragettes. but running onto and suffragettes did put and the suffragettes did put peopte-s— and the suffragettes did put peopte-s-rt— and the suffragettes did put people's at risk. �*ftti;99 people's

take it down to lee anderson, deputy chair of the conservative party, saying how vile it is.t there is anything that could-said— that there is anything that could-said-the. could be said about the conservative— could be said about the conservative party if keir sieeeeee-e— conservative party if keir starmer's dragged it into the owner— starmer's dragged it into the ewireee-we— starmer's dragged it into the gutter? we already gutter? will we already in the owner— gutter? will we already in the ewrieee-we— gutter? will we already in the gutter? no, weren't. gutter? will we already in the. gutter?-no,.weren't. i gutter? david no, we weren't. i ree— gutter? david no, we weren't. i eie-ie— gutter? david no, we weren't. i mean, the-is this,- gutter? david no, we weren't. i mean, the-is this, you. mean, the reality is this, you know, sentencing is actually done externally from the government. you know, the government. you know, the government put the guidelines down as far as legislation goes, but actually out of but it's actually taken out of their hands when comes down their hands

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anderson appreciate it. thank you perspective now from retired first amendment lawyer lee levine.representative fox news , cnn and many other media organizations in his distinguished 40 years of practice. lee when you hear the developments in court today, the judge accusing foxes legal team making misrepresentations, saying he's likely to appoint a special master to investigate. is that a big deal to run afoul of the judge like this on the eve of the trial? oh, yes, it is a very big deal. anderson it's a big deal on three levels first one of the things that the judge said today. was that he was likely going to give the jury what's called an adverse inference instruction, which means that he's going to tell them that because fox did not produce information and discovery that hampered dominion and its ability to defend the case. the jury can infer from that that the information that fox didn't provide would have been helpful to dominion and that is coming from the judge that will be very powerful to the jury, especially on top of all of the emails and texts that you just discussed o

lee why do you think fox chose to settle on the cusp of opening statements? oh, i don't think there's any question anderson that they chose to settle because they knew they were almost certain to lose that liability and they knew that it was enormously risky for them to spin the roulette wheel on damages, but the damages could have been far higher than the amount that was settled for even though the amount that was settled for is the largest that has ever been paid out in any defamation. lawsuit against the media company. were you? i mean, you've had a 40 year career in this and defamation cases. you had said this was the strongest defamation case you had seen in all that time. were you surprised by the dollar figure? a little bit. uh, i had predicted that the number would be somewhere around $450 million , but that it would be accompanied by a full throated on air apology by the various hosts on their shows, so i think maybe in some cosmic sense, although i have no insight information. dominion traded that for another quarter billion dollars. and you know, why do you think and that's you think that's what