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and, mark, how quickly doesit richard. quickly does it take the authorities to process the arrivals on the island and move them to italy? >> is that a matter of days, weeks . weeks. >> yeah , it doesn't take long at >> yeah, it doesn't take long at all, actually . i mean, it took a all, actually. i mean, it took a bit of a while all last week when we had such a surge of 11,000 people coming across in ten days. at one point, the migrant camp run by the red cross had 7000 migrants inside that camp. it's designed to hold only 400. and that took them a while to process them . but while to process them. but normally when they do it, they're fairly quick. they send out a ferry in the morning, a ferry in the evening carrying about 400 people each time to the italian mainland. but there is the wider question, of course , of when they reach the italian mainland. italy says they feel like they've been abandoned by the european union, that no one is prepared to properly burden share and take these thousands of migrants away from ital

and, mark, how quickly doesit richard. quickly does it take the authorities to process the arrivals on the island and move them to italy? >> is that a matter of days, weeks . weeks. >> yeah , it doesn't take long at >> yeah, it doesn't take long at all, actually . i mean, it took a all, actually. i mean, it took a bit of a while all last week when we had such a surge of 11,000 people coming across in ten days. at one point, the migrant camp run by the red cross had 7000 migrants inside that camp. it's designed to hold only 400. and that took them a while to process them . but while to process them. but normally when they do it, they're fairly quick. they send out a ferry in the morning, a ferry in the evening carrying about 400 people each time to the italian mainland. but there is the wider question, of course , of when they reach the italian mainland. italy says they feel like they've been abandoned by the european union, that no one is prepared to properly burden share and take these thousands of migrants away from ital

mark meets. on this evening. sir richard of the dearlove, the former head of the british secret intelligence service, mi6 , a government service, mi6, a government agency responsible for the collection analysis and dissemination of foreign intelligence . the mi6 is also intelligence. the mi6 is also charged with the conduct of espionage activities outside of british territory. sir richard is currently chairman of the board of trustees of the university of london and he was previously master of pembroke college, cambridge from 2004 to 2015. sir richard, welcome to mark dolan tonight at what is the greatest immediate threat to british national security, do you think ? you think? >> i think it's probably twofold and we have a major war on the european continent , which and we have a major war on the european continent, which is a destabilizer in all sorts of different ways . and i think in different ways. and i think in addition to that, we should look at organised criminality. and by that i mean everything that covers cyber cr

mark meets. on this evening. sir richard of the dearlove, the former head of the british secret intelligence service, mi6 , a government service, mi6, a government agency responsible for the collection analysis and dissemination of foreign intelligence . the mi6 is also intelligence. the mi6 is also charged with the conduct of espionage activities outside of british territory. sir richard is currently chairman of the board of trustees of the university of london and he was previously master of pembroke college, cambridge from 2004 to 2015. sir richard, welcome to mark dolan tonight at what is the greatest immediate threat to british national security, do you think ? you think? >> i think it's probably twofold and we have a major war on the european continent , which and we have a major war on the european continent, which is a destabilizer in all sorts of different ways . and i think in different ways. and i think in addition to that, we should look at organised criminality. and by that i mean everything that covers cyber cr

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richard: thank you mark for the question. certainly graft is a feature of any bureaucracy in the british empire is certainly an example of a bloated bureaucracy at the end of the 18th century. i think of british india at the time when humble english civil servants will go to india on a tour of duty, effectively in the embassy over there, but would come back astonishingly wealthy. where had the got all of that money? opportunities abound in organizations like an empire. some of that was public knowledge. the british newspapers, and thomas payne lived in england until 1774 remember, the british newspapers were not the governments pocket like some of them still today. they were often fierce critics of government for waste and abuse. it is entirely possible that payne was a consumer of british newspaper reporting and aware of some of that stuff. the fact he uses numbers to get that point across is also not surprising to me. payne had a great head for numbers. he was in -- a tax collector for several years while he was living in e

this is a vegan joke from richard . is a vegan joke from richard. hi, mark.ou tell if someone is vegan? don't worry, they'll tell you within the first two minutes of meeting them . nice look a couple them. nice one. look a couple more before we go . this is going more before we go. this is going to be andrew who says hi. mark is a livestock farmer. we're being paid to grow wildflowers and feed the birds. we need to be more food efficient. okay and look, i mean, i could just read these things out for the whole show . hi, mark, says cathy. show. hi, mark, says cathy. i don't know where you get your information, but the vast majority of cattle in this country are not grazed on grass. they live miserable lives in huge sheds without seeing daylight. dairy cows have their calves taken from them just after leaving both after birth, leaving both distraught so humans can drink the milk. cathy, thank you for that. cathy isn't happy with me. cathy doesn't agree with me. but she still given me three kisses. cathy i'm living the dream . and cathy i'm living the dream. and

this is a vegan joke from richard . is a vegan joke from richard. hi, mark.ou tell if someone is vegan? don't worry, they'll tell you within the first two minutes of meeting them . nice look a couple them. nice one. look a couple more before we go . this is going more before we go. this is going to be andrew who says hi. mark is a livestock farmer. we're being paid to grow wildflowers and feed the birds. we need to be more food efficient. okay and look, i mean, i could just read these things out for the whole show . hi, mark, says cathy. show. hi, mark, says cathy. i don't know where you get your information, but the vast majority of cattle in this country are not grazed on grass. they live miserable lives in huge sheds without seeing daylight. dairy cows have their calves taken from them just after leaving both after birth, leaving both distraught so humans can drink the milk. cathy, thank you for that. cathy isn't happy with me. cathy doesn't agree with me. but she still given me three kisses. cathy i'm living the dream . and cathy i'm living the dream. and

sunak has made it worse, says richard and betty says, hi, mark.c cars, electricity run , heat pumps and electricity run, heat pumps and all electric cooking. where are we going to get this electricity from? wind turbines don't work if no wind or the wind too strong. solar panels don't work. if no sun, we do not have, nor will we have enough infrastructure to produce enough electricity. well, betty , you electricity. well, betty, you raise a good point. rishi sunaks u—turn on petrol and diesel cars was welcomed by toyota , no less, was welcomed by toyota, no less, because of their concerns about the existing infrastructure for electric cars and i like toyota. i've got one. although that said , other cars are available . it's , other cars are available. it's time now for the big story and king charles has called for the uk and france to step up their fight against climate change, branding it our most existential challenge of all. the monarch used a historic speech in the french senate to call for a renewed entente cordiale between the two countries

sunak has made it worse, says richard and betty says, hi, mark.c cars, electricity run , heat pumps and electricity run, heat pumps and all electric cooking. where are we going to get this electricity from? wind turbines don't work if no wind or the wind too strong. solar panels don't work. if no sun, we do not have, nor will we have enough infrastructure to produce enough electricity. well, betty , you electricity. well, betty, you raise a good point. rishi sunaks u—turn on petrol and diesel cars was welcomed by toyota , no less, was welcomed by toyota, no less, because of their concerns about the existing infrastructure for electric cars and i like toyota. i've got one. although that said , other cars are available . it's , other cars are available. it's time now for the big story and king charles has called for the uk and france to step up their fight against climate change, branding it our most existential challenge of all. the monarch used a historic speech in the french senate to call for a renewed entente cordiale between the two countries

my mark meets guest is the country's former top spy, sir richard dearlove, ex—head of mi6 .o mi6. he's live in the studio to tell us how safe britain really is in the big story. does labour's migrant plan prove they want to take us back into the eu? are we asking the co—founder of vote leave liz live from the united states, douglas carswell . and i'm looking forward to this in my take at ten super luvvie stephen fry thinks brexit's been a disaster even though i voted remain. i'm here to put him right. i'll be deaung to put him right. i'll be dealing with this millionaire socialist in no uncertain terms and explaining how democracy works. that's at 10:00. you won't want to miss it. sebastian's directing . mark is

gb news presenter albie amankona iona, a brand new star on mark dolan tonight former labour special adviser paul richards a very good friend of mine, author and journalist emma wolf . of mine, author and journalist emma wolf. tonight i'll be asking the pundits will ending the war on motorists a win rishi sunak the next election as waiting lists grow for obese patients, are we letting down fat britain and our attractive people more trustworthy ? i people more trustworthy? i wouldn't know . plus, the most wouldn't know. plus, the most important part of the show , your important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop. mark at gbnews.com. and let me tell you folks, this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. also it's friday night. so you want big debate . night. so you want big debate. you want big stories, you want big guests , but you want a bit big guests, but you want a bit of a laugh as well and a bit of fun. of course you do. it's 9:00. let's hope you've cracked open beer. maybe open a bottle of beer. maybe you've fired up the kettle.

gb news presenter albie amankona iona, a brand new star on mark dolan tonight former labour special adviser paul richards a very good friend of mine, author and journalist emma wolf . of mine, author and journalist emma wolf. tonight i'll be asking the pundits will ending the war on motorists a win rishi sunak the next election as waiting lists grow for obese patients, are we letting down fat britain and our attractive people more trustworthy ? i people more trustworthy? i wouldn't know . plus, the most wouldn't know. plus, the most important part of the show , your important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop. mark at gbnews.com. and let me tell you folks, this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. also it's friday night. so you want big debate . night. so you want big debate. you want big stories, you want big guests , but you want a bit big guests, but you want a bit of a laugh as well and a bit of fun. of course you do. it's 9:00. let's hope you've cracked open beer. maybe open a bottle of beer. maybe you've fired up the kettle.

my mark meets guest is the country's former top spy, sir richard dearlove, ex—head of mi6 .in the studio to tell us how safe britain really is in the big story. does labour's migrant plan prove they want to take us back into the eu? are we asking the co—founder of vote leave liz live from the united states, douglas carswell . and i'm looking forward to this in my take at ten super luvvie stephen fry thinks brexit's been a disaster even though i voted remain. i'm here to put him right. i'll be deaung to put him right. i'll be dealing with this millionaire socialist in no uncertain terms and explaining how democracy works. that's at 10:00. you won't want to miss it. sebastian's directing . mark is sebastian's directing. mark is producing. it's

i think the government have forgotten that we pay their wages and market gbnews.com richard says mark illustrated how easy it is to manipulate the peasants . the end manipulate the peasants. the end game is a managed decline into a controlled digital universal income. the majority will embrace it, endorse it and enjoy it. look how many people loved lockdown. john says hi mark. don't be concerned about rising temperatures or extreme weather. there is no real scientific evidence that weather is becoming more extreme. it's just reported more widely . john says, reported more widely. john says, mark, my brother's carer, can now not come to see him because he can't afford to pay £12.50 daily and it has fallen on the nhs and the council to give him social care . sheila, in response social care. sheila, in response to my comments about sweden, says mark, sweden only has 10 million people and a less densely distributed population than the uk. obviously if they were going to be less affected by covid than we were, think about . sheila, thank you for about it. sheila, thank you for that. about

i think the government have forgotten that we pay their wages and market gbnews.com richard says mark illustrated how easy it is to manipulate the peasants . the end manipulate the peasants. the end game is a managed decline into a controlled digital universal income. the majority will embrace it, endorse it and enjoy it. look how many people loved lockdown. john says hi mark. don't be concerned about rising temperatures or extreme weather. there is no real scientific evidence that weather is becoming more extreme. it's just reported more widely . john says, reported more widely. john says, mark, my brother's carer, can now not come to see him because he can't afford to pay £12.50 daily and it has fallen on the nhs and the council to give him social care . sheila, in response social care. sheila, in response to my comments about sweden, says mark, sweden only has 10 million people and a less densely distributed population than the uk. obviously if they were going to be less affected by covid than we were, think about . sheila, thank you for about it. sheila, thank you for that. about

mark urban, produced by louie harris white, filmed byjon hughes and edited by richard o'neill.documentary — life, loss and waiting in ukraine — is now available to watch on—demand on bbc iplayer. and now i am joined here in studio byjohn foreman, former uk defence attache in moscow and kyiv, and solomiia bobrovska, deputy head of ukrainian delegation to the nato parliamentary assembly, who is in kyiv. thank you forjoining us. you may have heard there in mark's report 24th brigade in eastern ukraine, 18, 19 months into world war ii like trench, are they reaching reasonable liberal democrats of their endurance? i liberal democrats of their endurance?— liberal democrats of their endurance? ., ., endurance? i would say that -- limits i would _ endurance? i would say that -- limits i would say _ endurance? i would say that -- limits i would say to _ endurance? i would say that -- limits i would say to be - endurance? i would say that -- limits i would say to be in - endurance? i would say that -- - limits i would say to be in trenches alwayses, that means always faces the shell, so

this from richard says, this from richard who says, mark, anaesthetic, mark, to save on anaesthetic,of spare by prince harry and they can read that before every operation. your emails are the best part of the show. thank you for them. we'll do more tomorrow . but look, earlier today we've been asking you as a major documentary about his life, his release. should david beckham finally receive a knighthood? the are in and the results are in and surprisingly, just 36.4% say yes, but a majority say no . so yes, but a majority say no. so 63.6% do not give becks a knighthood. ashlene do you think he deserves a gong? should he be? sir david? >> for what? like literally for what? charity football . how much what? charity football. how much charity? i mean, i think. i think a lot. >> unicef. >> unicef. >> yeah. okay. no, i don't think he should have one. okay. i just don't. i'm not really. because. >> do you take the view that why get a knighthood just for being good your job? good at your job? >> also, if you're >> and also, you know, if you're in with that much in that position with that mu

. ♪ little richard: i opened my bible to mark 8:36-37, "therefore what shall it profit a man, if he shoulde i was one of the first gay people to come out. but god let me know that he made adam to be with eve, not steve. oh, god, how can you save me? i'm homosexual. oh, god. i'm not just a dope addict. i'm unnatural. i like men. not only did he take me from dope... king: richard continued his tour, and he's renouncing his queerness even more fervently than before. little richard: he changed me from homosexuality. there's harm to communities to have somebody speaking on a public stage in that way. i feel he betrayed gay people by saying he's not. but i do understand. you're not strong enough to take it. i understand that. especially a person like little richard, who had so much to hold. ♪ as i look around ♪ ♪ i can see ♪ ♪ so many people ♪ nyong'o: when i hear his passionate singing at this time, especially at the mda telethon, it's hard to tell how much is running towards god versus running away from himself. ♪ but i realize ♪ ♪ that i ♪ ♪ should be grateful ♪ ♪ oh, so grateful ♪ man: i thi

the trustees improperly enriched the daughters of her late husband, richard blum, who died last year. co-trustees michael klein and mark skolnick filed an objection last week questioning feinstein's capacity, her daughter's involvement in the case, and her disbursement requests. >> first lady dr. jill biden has tested positive for covid. jobina is at the live desk with what we know about her condition this morning. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, gloria. thank you. the white house says the first lady is experiencing mild symptoms. she will remain at the first family's delaware home during her recovery. president biden and the first lady were last together on saturday. mr. biden is preparing to head to india this week for the g20 summit. both tested positive for covid last summer and were treated with paxlovid. dr. biden's diagnosis comes after a new variant was detected in several states. governor data shows hospitalizations and deaths are up nearly 22% in recent weeks and updated covid shot is expected later this month. the cdc is set to meet next week to discuss the exact timing of all of that and the new cdc

the trustees improperly enriched the daughters of her late husband, richard blum, who died last year. co-trustees michael klein and mark scull filed an objection last week questioning feinstein capacity. her daughter involved in the case, and also disbursing requests. >> a former teacher running from police at a local high school football game now facing charges . this was the scene friday night at heritage high school in brentwood. officers say when they approached former teacher carlos hurtado, he ran away. police say the former teacher was asked to leave by the principal. hurtado was charged with disrupting school activities, trespassing and obstruction. he recently separated from the district. a social media post on his page says that he was forced to resign. >> turning to the scene at burning man, tens of thousands of people are trapped in the black rock desert in northern nevada. over the weekend. burners there have been told to shelter in place. abc news reporter matt gutman is on the ground and has the very latest. hey, good morning. >> kumasi and gloria. shelter in place orders given over the weekend for event

funds meant for feinstein to enrich the daughters of her late husband, richard blum, who died last year. co-trustees michael klein and markiled an objection last week questioning feinstein's capacity, her own daughter's involvement in the case, and her disbursement requests. first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid 19. the white house says president biden has tested negative. is being monitored for symptoms and will undergo regular covid testing before he is set to travel later this week for meetings with world leaders in india and vietnam. abc news reporter justin finch has the latest from washington. >> first lady jill biden's office describing her covid 19 symptoms as mild after testing positive for the virus, saying she will remain in the biden's rehoboth beach, delaware, summer home as she recovers. the first lady's press secretary says the 72 year old was last with the president yesterday after the couple was seen in florida surveying damage from hurricane idalia before returning to delaware. the white house saying its medical team will monitor the first lady before she returns to washington on president

richards haven't had the easiest relationship over the years. so is this why it took them 18 years to produce another album with original songs? we can only speculate, but in his 2010 mark type of life keeper just said that they weren't friends, but they're the closest brothers, i'm paraphrasing there. so i think, you know, best buy all the personal differences. they can always come together and pre ease like and i'm glad you did that for this of them now. so we have this kind of rocky relationship on one side. also, they're not the youngest guys to have a rock group. so considering all of this, why produced another element all at this point? is it, like i said it's nearly past the milestone. um i think there's still a lot of demand. if you're going to receive a lot, if you are ready for a tour. so it just makes sense to cut out and music. i think the fans want it. i think they're still talented. big jarvis? those things? well i, there's no reason to not telling you roles those out. i'm so excited and i'm yeah, you said you're excited. i'm kind of excited to i used to listen to the rolling stones as a kid with my parents. they still have a big audience. absolutely. stil

the trustees improperly enriched the daughters of her late husband, richard blum, who died last year. co-trustees michael klein and mark skolnick filed an objection last week questioning feinstein's capacity. her daughters involvement in the case, and her disbursement requests in the east bay. >> a woman is in critical condition after being hit by a stray bullet from a drive by shooting. it happened yesterday at lake merritt on lakeside drive and madison street police say the woman was an innocent bystander and was hit while she was on the pedestrian path. no information has been released about a suspect. >> if your commute takes you between vallejo and hercules on interstate 80, you may notice a smoother ride today. the westbound lanes are back open after a labor day weekend closure. the lanes closed thursday night so caltrans could repave three miles of the freeway. crews say the work went faster than they expected and they reopened the lanes 12 hours before the original goal. >> this is really great news for the drivers as they come back from their labor day vacations. we definitely what we wanted to do is we wanted

mark white there at hmp in wandsworth. richard tice is with us, leader of reform uk.to that, richard, does it seem like something that should probably not have been allowed to happen ? allowed to happen? >> literally couldn't make this stuff right? this is nothing short gross gross negligence short of gross gross negligence to the point where i wonder actually , is it just a one man actually, is it just a one man job? it's so negligent. i wonder whether other people are involved. well, this is really, really serious . and it's i mean, really serious. and it's i mean, you look at pictures of someone clinging under a van. it's pretty basic. they've clearly got cctv evidence. i wonder whether this is a one man job. >> as mark white was saying that about as bev asked the question, how do they know? was there cctv? and i thought he must have been helped. somebody must have turned people must turned up. they must people must have he couldn't have been obscured. he couldn't have been obscured. he couldn't have on his own. just have done that on his own. just walked the kitch

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. >> as a fellowtura late night he and conan and mark, do you agree that the focus on trump is pretty much destroyed comedy? >> yeah. and also, richard nixonar destroyed the art of juggling. >> you know, olbermann[laughte is getting worked up because that's the only work he's getting. >> here's the bigger issue here here with all of this with comedy or anything. >> this show, you have to participate in all parts of life, not just the clic the h the bubble or the sack that you're in. and i think that was their big mistake. i k that wthey turned their bacf the country because trump made them cry. and over not deeds. i mean, what conan said that the most outrÉ, outlandish crime trump did wasvior, his behavior got his deeds, the economy didn't mattenor. sei the fact that there were no wars didn't matter. but did you see his mean tweet ? i can't sleep. that's not funny. my show successful because we go at everything, including not just my guest like piers, who's on tonight, but also me. i'm my biggest target. and we holi am md to the fire. >> and it's amazing that this is the funniest time to be alive. >>to b i mean, we talk about it late

richard roth with me at the u.n. today. back to you, brianna, and boris, on a day that the american president says marks an inflexion point asis was saying early on. not just for the u.s. but the world. >> significantly, no doubt. i wanted to touch on something, ambassador, something that david brought to mind a moment ago when he mentioned the permanent members of the u.n. security council. president biden this time around is the only leader from the members of the permanent security council who is actually there at the u.n. is there anything to read into that? does it seem to you that the united nations perhaps, an effectiveness is waning? because biden alluded to that in his speech, remember. >> as he should. because the united nations security council has failed. it failed to dot basic role, mission of the u.n. which is to stop or prevent wars. and the reason it failed, one of the five that could hold that is the aggressor. so, yes, the u.n. security council has lost credibility. >> i wonder, we heard him talking about the weaponization of food, energy and children. but time is also a big weapon for volodymyr zelenskyy,

the trustees improperly enrich the daughters of her late husband, richard blum, who died last year. co-trustees michael klein and markction last week questioning feinstein's capacity. her daughters involvement in the case, and her disbursed requests . >> good morning, everyone. checking in on traffic right now, we are following three different issues in the santa cruz mountains right now. first crash, northbound 17 at the katz statues off ramp. we have two others in the area as well. the richmond-san rafael bridge is pretty backed up if you're traveling in the westbound direction. we're going to see stop and go traffic from marina bay parkway to the toll plaza and then we'll end here on some drive times. tracy to dublin, 50 minutes coomassie. >> thanks jobina meteorology. drew tuma has a we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. next kitchen project with airport home appliances, massive in stock premium and luxury appliance selection, our highly trained experts are here to help fin

mark for colom bow arch heard on june 21. 2023. at the hearing the h pc heard 3 comment in support of nomination. and it was by sf heritage and richard brands and the property owner in opposition it designation. the h pc vote toed, prove with amendments recommending land mark of will colom bow market arch it is significant for association with italian-american community and with the building the first build enclose the market for fruits and vegetables and products. the amendments incorporate in the the draft were to strike free stands from will character defining feature and add language regarding redevelopment agencies association with the site. separate from the land mark ordinance the historic preservation commission made recommendations that consideration begin during future project to identifying and preserving original paint on the xafrm interceptive panel be installed for informing about the market arch. thank you. i'm available for questions and richard is here to give a presentation on his w as well. >> welcome. mr. brandy. good afternoon i'm richard brandy i wrote this report for the nomination of the market arch. i have i

richard engel's interview with secretary blinken tonight on nbc "nightly news". >>> this morning a desperate attempt to save an american trapped thousands of feet underground. markeding and has been stuck deep inside the cave in southern turkey since saturday. right now more than 150 cave rescue experts are rushing there to save dickey who is highly trained himself as a caver and even a cave rescuer himself. kelly cobiella is joining us with more on this. kelly. >> medical teams and rescuers are now working around the clock to help save an elite american cave explorer who suddenly became critically ill saturday more than half a mile down in one of turkey's deepest caves. overnight, a team of expert cave divers descending underground in a complex effort to rescue american mark dickey who is trapped deep inside a turkish cave. the 40-year-old joined an international caving expedition in southern turkey in late august but fell ill earlier this month 3,000 feet below the surface. that's more than half a mile. carl heitmeyer is an expert in these types of rescues and a long-time friend of dickey. >> he's got some type of internal hemorrhaging, and he was semiconsciou

richard o'neill. it's on the bbc news youtube channel and later this week there'll be a documentary on iplayer called life, loss and waiting in ukraine. marked so rudimentary, but how effective is it?— how effective is it? variable, i would say- — how effective is it? variable, i would say. the _ how effective is it? variable, i would say. the country, - how effective is it? variable, i would say. the country, the l how effective is it? variable, i- would say. the country, the army, that brigade have been through an extraordinary transformation, they've gone through a time when the war which is taking over in the east and a few people knew about it and a few people paid the price into a struggle for national survival into which everything has been thrown, the talents, the link is, the volunteers and all available weapons and technology, so the self—propelled guns you solve earlier than some of the drones are much newer and they are moving, as we see, from the ones thatjust drop things, which has been going on since the beginning of the war, to the so—called first person ones. that is an advance in the sense that you can bombard something w

that claim she saw trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, burn documents in his white house fireplace about a dozen times during the transition. >> even richardhinson that meadows told her the president knew he lost the 2020 election, despite what he was saying publicly. "does the president really think that he lost?" hutchinson asked meadows on one occasion. he said," you know, a lot of times he'll tell me he lost but he wants to keep fighting it." how much the committee hearings and findings have impacted the country's view of trump remains unclear. >> i think the january 6th hearings actually presented a pretty concise case, and i do think it got through the voters and i think partly it was because it was trump's appointees, republican appointees, who were the ones they used to testify against him. whether that lingers in voters' minds i think is a real open question. >> i don't think they've wounded him in the sense of they've changed a lot of minds. his supporters either don't care or still believe what he says, which is that the election was stolen and biden is not the legitimately elected president. >> if any of this, new revelations f

mark kimmette, thank you very much. >> let's dig deeper now on the accusations from sergey lavrov as the general and omar just talked about, these accusations that the west fuels flconflict overseas. here's richardork city, lavrov spoke and had strong words against washington and nato allies regarding how that side of the equation is handing the conflict in ukraine. he called ukrainian peace proposals completely unfeasible. he also commented on the black sea grain deal initiative, which russia withdrew from months ago. he was asked, has russia officially withdrawn from that deal? >> we are working with those who respect themselves and who will never betray their national interests, because someone from washington has told them to. we know how american diplomats travel around the world and prohibit meetings with our diplomats and with representatives of russia in general. i'll say the following. the u.s. is a superpower, that's clear to everyone. but to run around like this, threatening everyone, only then to show one's obsession with domineering, well, it's simply embarrassing for a great nation to act this way. >> lavrov was asked why he didn't attend the security council meeting on ukraine, wh

bosses, richard donohue and jeffrey [ inaudible ] and jeffrey said they are not signing the five-page letter and would not allow this to go to the governor of georgia and other state officials. markame judge, judge jones. he said you're not going to get this moved to federal court. we're not going to get a decision today from the judge we're told. it should come in the coming days. ryan? >> so harry, let's go to you now. as gary points out mark meadows was not successful, he was the white house chief of staff, does jeffrey clark have a better argument his case should be moved to federal course? >> far worse. meadows was able to point to a pan know plea of activities that feels like he's doing what chiefs of staffs do, setting up phone calls and the like. character is charged with one piece of conduct. he wrote a letter telling georgia officials the doj had found irregularities in the election. that letter was a lie. it's clear it was a lie. and even apart from all the good points that gary makes about his not really having the position to write the letter in the first place, the fact that it was, you know, trying to meddle in state elections and doing so with a lie, takes it pret

mark and we are doing an awful lot of it because stupid is stupid. do stupid things and expecting a good outcome is insanity. host: richardcebook says, "if democrats do not want to make cuts, shut it down. if people are tired of overspending and sending large amounts of money overseas, bided's is not the world president. he is our president unfortunately and needs to start acting as such." david in texas, republican. caller: good morning. i worked 43 years for the united states government in several capacities and am retired now. in those 43 years we have had shutdowns, but i never lost a dime. i don't know of any government employees who have not been paid at all. so, you know, the scare tactics on the military not getting paid -- i spent 21 years of those 43 years in the service and i never lost a paycheck. host: here is from cbs news. all active-duty military members, many federal law enforcement officers, and employees at federally funded hospitals are considered essential. along with air traffic controllers and transportation security administration officers. essential employees, even though they continue to work, ar

mark. i love your big opinions. yes, we do need change, but not to flip flop. starmer mr tice will receive my vote. richardcourse. who is the leader of reform uk and also a brand new star on gb news. brilliant stuff. well, look, we'll get back to your emails shortly, but it's back to your emails shortly, but wsfime back to your emails shortly, but it's time now for the big story . telegraph are . and the telegraph are reporting that mps who believe women can have a penis will be named and shamed ahead of the general election. an army of volunteers in a non—political grassroots campaign is planning to meet all mps and prospective parliamentary candidates and ask them a simple question what is a woman? their answer will be video recorded and uploaded individually to a website which is being launched in the coming months. sharon davies , mp, the months. sharon davies, mp, the former olympic swimmer and feminist campaigner who has been appointed as the campaign's first ambassador, said it would let voters know if their mp is going to stand up for women , and going to stand up for women, and so could the inabili

mark. i love your big opinions. yes, we do need change, but not to flip flop. starmer mr tice will receive my vote. richardurse. who is the leader of reform uk and also a brand new star on gb news. brilliant stuff. well, look, we'll get back to your emails shortly, but it's back to your emails shortly, but wsfime back to your emails shortly, but it's time now for the big story . telegraph are . and the telegraph are reporting that mps who believe women can have a penis will be named and shamed ahead of the general election. an army of volunteers in a non—political grassroots campaign is planning to meet all mps and prospective parliamentary candidates and ask them a simple question what is a woman? their answer will be video recorded and uploaded individually to a website which is being launched in the coming months. sharon davies , mp, the months. sharon davies, mp, the former olympic swimmer and feminist campaigner who has been appointed as the campaign's first ambassador, said it would let voters know if their mp is going to stand up for women , and going to stand up for women, and so could the inability