mark david hall is the herbert hoover distinguished professor of politics at george fox university. he is also a senior fellow at baylor universities institute for a study of religion. he has written, edited, or co-edited a dozen books on religion and politics. those are in america, i thought those are two topics you are supposed to talk about, religion and politics, but he has written one that is called, did america have a christian founding? that is controversial today. his next book which will be released next spring is entitled, proclaim liberty throughout all the land, how christiane lee has advanced freedom and equality for all americans. i will tell, you if we ever have a prey vote stand book club, we will start with his collection. tonight, he is here to lead us in exploring the origins of the term christian nationalism. please welcome, dr. mark david hall. >> thanks to the family research council and the robertson school of government for hosting this event. i literally would have done it anywhere, but i was thrilled when i heard it was going to be a quarter stone chapel. m

mark david hall. [applause] >> thanks to the family research council for hosting this event. i would have done it anywhere, but i was thrilled when i heard it was going to be at cornerstone chapel. my brother-in-law and sister-in-law warships here. i am always blessed by the musical worship. i love your pastor is preaching. you have a great church. if you look at the history of the term christian nationalists, prior to 2006, nobody was using it. we should be clear about this. christians were not running around calling themselves christian nationalists. they were not saying we need to advocate for christian nationalists. christian nationalism came about in 2006 as a term of criticism, written by people who were critical of what they described as a toxic mix. of americans who wanted to conflate god and country. they are racist, sexist. that is christian nationalism. these early books, few written by academics, worked for places like the freedom from religion organization. many of them attribute christian nationalism to the work of an obscure theologian who no one has heard of.

i also want to thank doctor mark david hall who gave such wonderful or markdown what academia is saying on this issue. also my very good friend, dr. steve cough flynn who gave me a lot of briefings now is in the united states congress. he understands deeper, beneath the surface. he listens to what people really say about issues. the reason why we are here tonight is because some of us have noticed that there was something happening in the culture. it was aimed at all of you. it was aimed at the church, it was aimed pastors. it was aimed at the church because the church has been doing something right. believers have been doing something right. pastors, like the pastor of this church have taken on the whole council of god and preaches the whole council of god freely and bravely from the pulpit. that is right. you want to see more of that? that means the issues of the day in our own culture. whatever culture we live in, the bible has something to say about every issue in every culture. this church has not been afraid, together with other pastures and other churches, prior to elections, bef

i'm delighted to say that david leakey joins us now. welcome to mark a green shirt put on especially for the occasion. it's my favourite shirt. i'm afraid it's a bit tatty, but is the only green one of god? well look, it's. it's very fetching and it's in a good cause to celebrate st patrick's day. happy st patrick's day to you. aaron david leakey , you. lt—gen aaron david leakey, cmg, cvo . what career minute ? cmg, cvo. what career minute? bravery is in the family dna , bravery is in the family dna, isn't it? your father was major general and you are related to. two victoria cross winners . yes, two victoria cross winners. yes, my was always known as the coward of the family. he want to do so in three military crosses in the second world war. but he he was trumped by his elder brother who won a victoria cross. and then more recently . cross. and then more recently. my cousin won a victoria in afghanistan about six seven years ago have . there been years ago have. there been moments, david, in your career when you feared for your life ? when you feared

>> reporter: that's right, david. and mark muffley is set to make his first appearance in court tomorrow. we are still waiting to find out what his motive might have been for allegedly trying to sneak that explosive device onto that plane, david. >> trevor ault leading us off tonight from pennsylvania. trevor, thank you. >>> we turn now to that horrific train crash overseas, the head-on collision. two trains on the same tracks. it's now the deadliest train disaster ever in greece. a passenger train and a cargo train speeding toward one another on the same track for a full 12 minutes before the collision in the middle of the night. and just now emerging, the images. a massive fireball when they collided. greek tv obtaining the images tonight. cars derailing, landing away from the tracks there. crews searching the wreckage. we are told some passengers are still missing tonight. more than 350 passengers were on the train. at least 40 people killed. and tonight here, you'll hear from a passenger who crawled out of that wreckage. a

i'm delighted to say that david leakey joins us now. welcome to mark put on especially for the occasion. it's my favourite shirt. i'm afraid it's a bit tatty, but is the only green one of god? well look, it's. it's very fetching and it's in a good cause to celebrate st patrick's day. happy st patrick's day to you. aaron david leakey , you. lt—gen aaron david leakey, cmg, cvo . what career minute ? cmg, cvo. what career minute? bravery is in the family dna , bravery is in the family dna, isn't it? your father was major general and you are related to. two victoria cross winners . yes, two victoria cross winners. yes, my was always known as the coward of the family. he want to do so in three military crosses in the second world war. but he he was trumped by his elder brother who won a victoria cross. and then more recently . cross. and then more recently. my cousin won a victoria in afghanistan about six seven years ago have . there been years ago have. there been moments, david, in your career when you feared for your life ? when you feared for your life

mark: welcome back america. david mccormack. would know.communist china, have you seen anything like communist china? their ad aggressiveness? >> i think that we're seeing in china. and the world is a challenge to american leadership, we saw it in afghanistan, we see it in ukraine most with china which poses a risk anything not anything like what you or i have seen if our lifetime or america's lifetime. we need a whole of nation strategy for taking to china. sadly we don't have that today. we need's strategy that decouples china in the the -- key strategic industries, you can believe, i found out during covid, that your prescription drugs are from china our computer chips are made in china. it is inconceivable we've got en to that point. liberal media, we have not held china accountable for the fact they were source of covid, have not blad played a role in getting to bottom of it, and make sure, has right guidelines, today we have investment firms in silicon valley investing in companies, artificial intelligence companies technology compani

mark says david in knots. mark, the royal family., have their finger on the pulse . our nation. we on the pulse. our nation. we should be eternally grateful for that. thank goodness we have the royals. thank goodness, ginge and cringe overseas . let's hope and cringe overseas. let's hope they stay there . brilliant they stay there. brilliant stuff. oh, look, i'll get some more of your emails shortly. market gb news dot uk reacting to the big stories of the day royal insider former bodyguard to princess diana and now from broadcaster wharfe , broadcaster ken wharfe, ethnographer, academic commentator dr. lisa mackenzie . commentator dr. lisa mackenzie. and he's finally made it out of taxi because of the rail strikes . the bestselling author and journalist duncan larcombe , you journalist duncan larcombe, you made it in one piece. thank you , mark. i'm sorry i'm late. you millions have been disrupted, but you were worth the wait. let's pack home. we've got three stories in the next 10 minutes to crack on with in our quickfire news agen

mark says david in knots. mark, the royal family.heir finger on the pulse . our nation. we on the pulse. our nation. we should be eternally grateful for that. thank goodness we have the royals. thank goodness, ginge and cringe overseas . let's hope and cringe overseas. let's hope they stay there . brilliant they stay there. brilliant stuff. oh, look, i'll get some more of your emails shortly. market gb news dot uk reacting to the big stories of the day royal insider former bodyguard to princess diana and now from broadcaster wharfe , broadcaster ken wharfe, ethnographer, academic commentator dr. lisa mackenzie . commentator dr. lisa mackenzie. and he's finally made it out of taxi because of the rail strikes . the bestselling author and journalist duncan larcombe , you journalist duncan larcombe, you made it in one piece. thank you , mark. i'm sorry i'm late. you millions have been disrupted, but you were worth the wait. let's pack home. we've got three stories in the next 10 minutes to crack on with in our quickfire news agenda , sta

mark, thank you very much, david, talking to us, happy to talk to you. thanks for having me. now malawi has declared 14 days of morning after 225 people were killed when cycling freddy tor through southern africa for the 2nd time and a month it's commercial harbor, seen the most damage with flooding and mud slides and a semi the miller report some bland tire. hundreds of people are still missing. this is one of the most recent bodies found at searching the city of blan tire. as men carried by foot to mortuary, nearly 10 kilometers away, they shouted frustration. angry they are no rescue services. 3 days after the worst of the flooding and mud slides that hit this area, david period is still searching for, for missing family members. know him because a few things here know, and it is the team in the 40. so any government officers, nothing. he will, it was that people, the people that most people ality where there's now several meters of mud and fallen rocks was once a village, dozens of homes were stepped away, few on higher ground and by the strong winds and flooding. hundred

david: does -- thank you for joining us. this coming monday marksnniversary of the 2003 invasion of iraq by a u.s.-led coalition. the initial phase of the war saw an intense aerial bombardment of baghdad in which one of the many casualties was a 12-year-old. he lost his parents and young brother in the attack, as well as both his arms. our correspondent has this report. i should warn you it contains troubling descriptions and images. >> few iraqis carry deeper scars than him. his father h been desperate to see the end of saddam hussein's dictatorship. >> my father was saying when he sees the americans coming he will just make a party for them, a barbecue. we were just hoping for a better life. we were thinking getting rid of saddam we will have a future for iraq, but this never happened. i never know any family that they have not lost a loved one. correspondent: his family had fled the capital baghdad for safety, but returned thinking the worst was over, just hours before their home was hit by a rocket. >> i remember the house collapsed on us, fire

david mark yourselves . i decided because i yourselves. of this i did a smiths in psychology course over the winter a long distance one of these courses to try and work out why people think as they do. mark, you just spoke to people on the on the sofa there who refused to join the dots . all refused to join the dots. all the evidence is there now everything is there that . you everything is there that. you need statistically the data is out, but they're still sticking to this ludicrous idea that it was all broadly speaking, a good idea . there was nothing to do. idea. there was nothing to do. they couldn't do anything about it. they're also that it was a one off. it was a first, which is ridiculous because was around in 1968 when there was a much bigger flu crisis with more deaths and it was much worse. so, yes, had lived through it before and we it just like the swedes had this time around and it better . so we have it was better. so we have a nafion it was better. so we have a nation doesn't join the dots and in my smithsonian courses i d

second time in nhl history the same teammates were the first to reach the centennial mark in consecutive years. davide of those goals and netted one of his own boosting his leading point total to 129 he's a break out star. the already expanded world cup in north america just got even bigger fifa's world soccer governing body has approved an even larger world stage. changing the format to 12 groups of four teams from 16 groups of three. it krets a 104-game schedule up from the 80 originally planned in 2026. that will last nearly six weeks across 16 host cities, the united states, mexico, and canada we cannot wait for that. time now for the weather and meteorologist angie lassman is here and more and more rainout west >> more and more rainout west. the good news for the northeast the nor'easter will move away so quieter conditions but still wind gusts and lingering snow showers. we're going to go through the day with most of that rain focused in southern california heavy at that, overnight it's been relentless. and places like los angeles could pick up maybe 3, 4 inch of rain by the time it's over stil

you'll hear from david corn, mark leeb vich and malcolm vance three authors on the campus of the university of arizona in the gallagher theater, live coverage on book tv. >> welcome to the 2023 tuscon festival of books. i'm jim, a recovering journalist. my great pleasure to be here today with three absolutely incredible authors. first the lawyers have asked me to cover a few points. this panel is where does the g.o.p. go next? please save your questions, we'll have about 15 or 20 minutes at the end for questions. festival organizers like to thank c-span and book tv, you're going out to the nation today and

david. >> please, mark, go right ahead. >> i would not agree with that, briana. i think this is baiting. a mistake. they were trying to, like oren said, intercept which means escort and see what's going on but when you clip an aircraft to cause its, either land or crash, then you have a different situation right now. yes, russia has certainly been embarrassed in the black sea with the sinking of several vessels by a country that doesn't have a navy. that's ukraine. but, certainly, when you are interfering with international aircraft in international air space, that is not purposeful. that's baiting and it is interception. you know, this is not something that we're, again, mr. putin is trying to puff up his chest a little bit and say, see what i can control in the black sea. these reapers were more than likely not only looking for intelligence but also over watching some of the fleets going through embargoed territory out of ukraine and up the canal. these are things that are all parts of this. again, all of this is conjecture on my part what that reaper was doing there. certainly when a

and how about this from a great see mark finished off by david maris, i've been feca 171 on aggregate to reach the quarter final kid in about a says his future powers sanction. i won't be decided by the outcome of that champions. the time with by minute later on wednesday, p s t try one from the 1st like as they tried to stay in with a chance of winning the title. for the 1st time. the front champions white have name or to call upon he needs ankle surgery and is out for the rest of the season to the bay. now when the memphis grizzlies continue to struggle without, lest our jaw miranda, he's having a suspension. i'm being investigated by police. after being filmed on social media with a gun in a nightclub, he's now mr. 2 games, and they've lost both of them. the latest defeat was against the lakers, who up without the editor from james anthony davis, called in this one with 30 points and 22 rebounds than a shroud of 17. and caught the eye with this impressive assist to set up, often read to also good 17 because 11122132 move into night placed in the western conference in india. and aus

david mark yourselves . i decided because i yourselves.smiths in psychology course over the winter a long distance one of these courses to try and work out why people think as they do. mark, you just spoke to people on the on the sofa there who refused to join the dots . all refused to join the dots. all the evidence is there now everything is there that . you everything is there that. you need statistically the data is out, but they're still sticking to this ludicrous idea that it was all broadly speaking, a good idea . there was nothing to do. idea. there was nothing to do. they couldn't do anything about it. they're also that it was a one off. it was a first, which is ridiculous because was around in 1968 when there was a much bigger flu crisis with more deaths and it was much worse. so, yes , had lived through it so, yes, had lived through it before and we it just like the swedes had this time and swedes had this time around and it better . so we have it was better. so we have a nafion it was better. so we have a nation doesn't join the

the number one spot in equities the past two years, with total pay that rivals ceo david solomon's. the figures marked sharp contrast with rivals which say prices are falling at the fastest annual basis since 2012. australia's central bank has signaled the pause and the tightening cycle is in prospect. they lifted its cash rate to 3.6%, the highest level since 2012. governor philip lowe says the rate path will depend on incoming economic data. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm laura wright. this is bloomberg. tom, francine? mark: coming up we will speak to catherine mann, bank of england policy member. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: welcome back. european markets just changing will be into the green a little bit more upside coming through. let's check on individual stocks. good news when it comes to carlsberg. the ceo announcing unexpectedly that he will be stepping down at -- and the third quarter. the shares taking a hit on the back of that one. john would group gaining 14% as a pushback and s

federal judge's several top "world news tonight with david muir" including former chief of staff mark to testify before the grand jury. sources familiar with the secret proceedings tell abc news. trump had attempted to block the testimony by asserting executive privilege. the federal judge rejected that argument. meadows is a key witness, one of the few people with trump in the days leading up to january 6th and on that day itself. as his aid testified before the january 6th committee. >> said something to the effect of there's a lot going on, guys. but i don't know. things might get real real bad on january 6. in the evening was the first moment that i remember feeling scared. >> jon: trip is expected to appeal the judge's order. and a significant development in yet another investigation. the one regarding trump's handling of classified information. one of trump's top evan corcoran spent three hours before a grand jury central issue there is whether or not trump misled corcoran about classified documents. david? >> david: that testimony happened after you broke that story and this on

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amy: david sirota, your response to mark warner, who joined with the republicans come along with a thinksther democratic senators, in weakening the frank-dodd will? >> what you're saying is the power of the banking industry, wall street. a u.s. senator who voted to deregulate silicon valley bank goes on television and continues defending it, defending the regulation that his donors wanted. defending it even in the face of a bank failure, a bank that push for that deregulation that got itself exempted. that is what we're talking about we talk about the power of the baking industry in congress. it is so powerful even a democratic senator will go on television after a bank failure from a bank that was exempted from those more stricter stringent rules, go on television and defend that bill. i am glad to see katie porter and others have said they're going to put forward legislation to reverse what happened, what mark warner as aexample supported. and that is a good thing. as we talked about before, there is talk of extending deposit insurance. but the thing that has to happen in my view is if

opponents for all the division and also leaving a question mark over the timeframe over how long this pause in the legislation will last. davidme bateman, many thanks. -- tome bateman, many thanks for returning them to the u.s., where three children have died in a school shooting in tennessee. the attack took place at a private christian school in nashville, which is atteed by children aged 4 to 11. police said they killed the shooter, a 28-year-old female who may have been a former student. >> children running for their lives in the midst of yet another mass shooting. this time, it happened in nashville, tennessee at a private christian institution for children fou to 12 years old. it was slightly after 10:00 a.m. when emergency services got the call of an shooter investor the scene. the response was swift, taken officers less than shooter, a ne woman armed as two assault rifles and a handgun. >> officers entered the school, began clearing it. they heard shots second level, immediately went to the gunfire. when officers got to the second level, they saw a shooter, a female, who was firing. officers engaged her. she was fatal

david: lucy williamson there in paris. we take you to el salvador, markingirst anniversary of an emergency measure which gave police new powers and has also led to the arrest of more than 60,000 suspected gang members. the controversial measure has decreased the murder rate, which was once one of the hight in the world. it has also sparked protests on the part of relatives of those detained who say their loved ones have been rounded up and thrown into jail. to mark the anniversary of the state of exception, hundreds of relatives tooto the steps of the parliament building, as our correspondent will grant reports from san salvador. reporter: the state of exception is a year on and in that time morehan 65,000 people have been arrested. human rights groups and these relatives say there are thousands of innocent people detained, their loved ones have been attained arbitraly in flagrant abuse of the human rights and the constitution. they say they have not heard from them, have no information about them, and do not know when or if they will be let out again. there

united states, and in a very short period of time, he's marking himself as one of the least successful speakers of the house in american history. >> davidrd is next. does is calculate where his fear of political retribution 's greatest, and head in the other direction. he is letting down the united states, and in a very short period of time, he's marking himself as one of the least successful speakers of the house in american history. >> david rothkopf, thank you very much for joining our discussion tonight. >> my pleasure. >> tonight's last word is next. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunorm

andor fisher's boos will bein available at the book sales and signing tent the marked nn, or nancy nancy, on your map. david ansell is the senior vice president, associate provost for community health equity at rusk university medical center in chicago. he is the author of "the death gap: how inequality kills." thomas l. fisher is a board certified emergency medicine physician from chicago, and over his career he has worked to improve health care as an academic, health insurance executive the, health care company creator and white house fellow in the first term of the obama administration. the emergencycy was published by penguin random house. our moderator is katherine, katherine is the health care and life sciences reporter at crane chicago business where she writes about hospitals, public health, pharmaceutical companies biotech start-ups. she graduated from columbia college with a bachelor's degree in journalism in 2016. i hope you'll join me with granting them a warm welcome as they come before us today. [applause] thank you so much for that warm introduction. hello, everyone. thank you so much for bei

stuart: mark zuckerberg coming to his senses, that's quite a statement. davidee you again soon. >>> all right, we're off, we're running. the market has opened. stocks mixed as big tech the retreats. there's a head headline for you. the dow is up, what, 67 points, a few of the stocks have opened but not that many. i see a lot of losers on the big board right now. i do see five winners. six winners. all right. the s&p 500, where has that opened? it's on the downside, nearly half a percent lore. the nasdaq composite, where's that? nearly 1% lower. and as for big tech, well, let's have a look at that. we are up on microsoft, meta, alphabet, apple, amazon all are down. microsoft is up all of 3 cents. i gotta talk to you about tesla. the stock has opened, i think, sharply lower. yeah, 8% lower. super's with us. were you -- susan's with us. were you underwhelmed by investor day? [laughter] susan: well, i watched all four hours of it. i love this, to be honest. yes, underwhelming with actual announcements. you saw tons of renderings, future hype of future products but

david. well said, mark.d like our government, have , we would be government, have, we would be declared bankrupt . businesses declared bankrupt. businesses have to make commercial to survive. so should uk plc stop spending on unnecessary everything's? obviously politicians do not have the will to say we can't spend taxpayers on x, y and z. let common sense prevail . david here's hoping so. prevail. david here's hoping so. it is mothering sunday and therefore we're featuring your mums on the show. so let's have a look. we have debbie and her daughter lovely , gorgeous mum daughter lovely, gorgeous mum that she . hello, debbie and that she. hello, debbie and danielle danielle and stephen with . phyllis. gorgeous lovely. with. phyllis. gorgeous lovely. phyllis. some lovely mums. yummy let me say . so there you go. let me say. so there you go. more of your mother's day photos, please. market gb news dot uk. it's time now for this. yes, it's time for the big question in which we tackle a major news story of the d

david. well said, mark.d like our government, have , we would be government, have, we would be declared bankrupt . businesses declared bankrupt. businesses have to make commercial to survive. so should uk plc stop spending on unnecessary everything's? obviously politicians do not have the will to say we can't spend taxpayers on x, y and z. let common sense prevail . david here's hoping so. prevail. david here's hoping so. it is mothering sunday and therefore we're featuring your mums on the show. so let's have a look. we have debbie and her daughter lovely , gorgeous mum daughter lovely, gorgeous mum that she . hello, debbie and that she. hello, debbie and danielle danielle and stephen with . phyllis. gorgeous lovely. with. phyllis. gorgeous lovely. phyllis. some lovely mums. yummy let me say . so there you go. let me say. so there you go. more of your mother's day photos, please. market gb news dot uk. it's time now for this. yes, it's time for the big question in which we tackle a major news story of the d

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hi, david. but mark how are you?ocus in a moment . can we talk about this moment. can we talk about this massive story in the sunday telegraph ? hancock's plan to telegraph? hancock's plan to frighten the pants off the pubuc frighten the pants off the public ? we thought it we feared public? we thought it we feared it all along . well, we were it all along. well, we were right. a lot of this politics and fear rather than science or our health. absolutely and actually, this is linked . my old actually, this is linked. my old gig at the sunday express as well because we were the one newspaper paper throughout that terrible period deny recent history. there were actually saying this was going on this was the tactic being used when . was the tactic being used when. people talk about the msm . we people talk about the msm. we were the one who stood out. you were the one who stood out. you were . and it was. it was. you were. and it was. it was. you and it was your. your, your your colleagues, the editors . lucy colleagues

david. >> a lot of positive energy today. solomon energy, but positive energy markingthe 58th anniversary of blood he sunday when people cross this very bridge behind me named for alabama senator a brutal racist of the late 1800s. a grand dragon of the kkk. over the years many movementhe t barack obama on the 50th anniversary of 2015 as have other civil rights leaders including the vice president kamala harris who was just here one year ago to commemorate this solemn anniversary. she put out a statement today. it goes to the historical aspect of what we are going to see behind me today. with their reenactment of this. brave souls set out to secure one of the most sacred freedoms the right to vote on the bridge there. peaceful march met with crushing violence. only 25 beaten and suffered a fractured school. those brave marchers were pushed back but they continued to march forward. making the pilgrimage many years since 1955. the motorcade of his funeral also with the first crossed over the bridge. as i mentioned, there been movements to rename the john r lewis bridge. t

pressure has increased on west ham manager david moyes southampton one after being humbled by grimsby. they got a spot kick on the half—hour markadly from the spot, unable to beat danny ward from 12 yards out. three minutes later, the home side were up, alcatraz coolly finishing beyond the keeper. leicester came within inches an injury time equaliser, but only on the crossbar. southampton holding on for a vital win. west ham went into the match having lostjust one of their last five league games — but this was their biggest defeat of the season. goals from macallister, veltman, mitoma and welbeck. and west ham fans made their feelings known on the subject of their manager. there was anger from everybody, anger from the supporters. angerfrom the manager, the players are angry, they are disappointed with themselves. it happens, and that is the way it's got to be. we won't accept what happened, we will try and play much better, try and make sure the next performance gets better. but it is sore. crystal palace still haven't won in the premier league in 2023. this time, they fell to an own goal from joachim andersen, losing 1—0 to a

david: very well. we are spending a little bit more than that, as you can imagine. it is a complete state, much as the acquisition. it is in absolute markr confidence. it is a statement about our confidence in the u.k. tom: some of the biggest revenues for the institute out of the business. does that continue, what was driving that? david: it was not just europe. i think we all have the volatility in the markets, particularly the equity and debt markets. i think the challenges that clients were facing, whether it is to transfer, capital management or raising, those conditions remain. the thing is, you have big developed markets and a big strong developing markets, not just in capital but in restructuring which is triggering some very interesting opportunities as well as africa, the not so sleeping giant francine:. francine:-- sleeping giant. francine: a lot of deals are falling faster than the rest of the world in this area, i don't know what you are concerned about. in ipo's. david: we see that this is not just normal optimism, we generally see a backdoor building of strategic dialogues. one of the things that all of our clients are lo

david says mark, no climate emergency. there's no need. no climate emergency. there's no need .perature temperature controls. co2 repeal the insane climate legislation now. thank you, dave it's time for mark mates . and tonight, the winner mates. and tonight, the winner of this year's apprentice , of this year's apprentice, popular business based reality show from the bbc. having off competition from 17 other budding entrepreneurs , swindles budding entrepreneurs, swindles prevailed the final with her vision for nationwide chain of premium boxing gyms. well she packed a punch and scooped a quarter of £1,000,000 worth of investment from lord sugar. we spoke earlier . spoke earlier. marnie huge congratulations . did you have congratulations. did you have any hesitation in signing up for the show in the first place? no i am an old line kind of person , so i jumped in with both and hoped for the best. just how physically and demanding is the appearance on that show ? oh, appearance on that show? oh, incredibly incredibly hard. very long days filming a lot pressure. you're constantly

clearing in the woods, an area where sheriff david favreau says his team rescued 20 migrants including an elderly woman from frigid temperatures. we find clothes marking the path. these are footprints right along the canadian/u.s. border believed to have been left by migrants crossing over in the dead of night where they can be exposed to hypothermia and frostbite. this family recently found carrying a baby and toddler in subzero temperatures. >> they're coming out with these materials that absorb the moisture and then freeze, and they're freezing to their skin. >> reporter: officials say some mexican migrants believe there's a better chance they'll get into the u.s. through canada, and they can fly to canada without a visa. this man says he flew there and then crossed over. so far the spike in migrants here has not approached the record level at the southern border where last year there were over 2.3 million illegal border crossings. today the border patrol chief in a stunning admission acknowledging they don't have control of the southern border. >> does dhs have operational control of our entire border? >> no, sir. >> reporter: we met khalid, a tur

hi, david. but mark how are you? in a moment . can we talk about this moment. can we talk about this massive story in the sunday telegraph ? hancock's plan to telegraph? hancock's plan to frighten the pants off the pubuc frighten the pants off the public ? we thought it we feared public? we thought it we feared it all along . well, we were it all along. well, we were right. a lot of this politics and fear rather than science or our health. absolutely and actually, this is linked . my old actually, this is linked. my old gig at the sunday express as well because we were the one newspaper paper throughout that terrible period deny recent history. there were actually saying this was going on this was the tactic being used when . was the tactic being used when. people talk about the msm . we people talk about the msm. we were the one who stood out. you were the one who stood out. you were . and it was. it was. you were. and it was. it was. you and it was your. your, your your colleagues, the editors . lucy colleagues, th