that's doctor lisa mckenzie, the first.et's go to the news. >> very good evening to you from the newsroom. back to lee in just a moment. first, though, the headlines. elon musk's comments on grooming gangs have been slammed today by the health secretary as misjudged and misinformed. the tech billionaire accused sir keir starmer of inaction and said safeguarding minister jess safeguarding ministerjess phillips deserves prison over her comments on child exploitation in oldham. the conservatives have also criticised musk for sharing factually inaccurate claims, they say, and warned against distracting from survivors needs. however, wes streeting has hit back and urged musk to help tackle rape gangs. >> look, when it comes to tackling the serious issue of child sexual exploitation and abuse, i do think that online giants, social media companies have got a big part to play in helping us to identify and prosecute perpetrators of child sexual exploitation and abuse. so whether it's elon musk or anyone else, if those leaders of tho

author and academic doctor lisa mckenzie. surely with all this investment flooding into america, we should be tying our boat to them, not the eu. >> well, i mean, personally, i think we should be. we should be friendly with both. you know, there's no you know, i think this was the misnomer about brexit that somehow when we left the eu, we were not friends with the eu, we were not friends with the with the europeans anymore. and, you know, we didn't want a relationship that wasn't true. that's not actually what we voted for, what we voted for to leave europe was so we could have more self—determination, not because we disliked europeans. and i think what has been built around brexit is somehow some animosity. and i think some of that has come from macron, from merkel at the time. and actually the british people have never had any animosity towards europeans. no, it's just the european union, right? yes. that's right. i mean, i. >> but would you not say that realigning with them and saying, you know, we're going to reintroduce

anderson, reform uk member of parliament for ashfield, and joining me once again this week is doctor lisa mckenziea self—proclaimed anarchist. that's right. and he's back. and he is a what.7 >> a&e true genius. a local man, local local man. >> he's been a scaffolder. he's done all sorts. and you've been accusing our guests of being a waspi woman? >> i would never, i would say accuse is a strong word. accuses. it's a bit awkward, and i apologise on her. i'm sick. i'm a 68. >> i'm a. i was born in 68. you're not 68? no, i was born in 68. that's a long way off from the 50s. >> so we've just cleared that up. >> yeah, i apologise wholeheartedly. >> waspi woman. but, lisa, i think every single frontbencher for the labour party at some stage in the run up to the last election and the one before, said that they would give the waspi women their compensation, which was due. it's unfair, it's terrible, it's wicked, it's horrible. they deserve this money. and what have they done just just a few weeks back? >> well, they've they've decided that there's a technicality, i think, in the ombudsman's decision that