martin -- kemal: [indiscernible] adrian: ok. martin, the u.s.as recently lifted sanctions after concluding that ethiopia is no longer engaging in a pattern of gross violations of human rights. do you think that abiy ahmed would have made comments such as the ones that he has been reported to have made about the use of force if those sanctions had still been in place? martin: it is a very good question, especially as there are so many examples of gross human rights abuses by ethiopia, which the united states certainly knows about. i mean, you know, it is slightly odd because the chinese have just renewed the rail connections with djibouti, and they are pretty good now. and there is no reason why that should not be developed. as has been said, the eritrean ports of assab and another are both available and could be used. and a port in kenya has been talked about, and the ethiopians have put some money into that and it is possible they could get something in sudan or even somalia. so there's lots of options. but i am afraid that prime minister abiy

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martin luther king, but he's martin luther king jr. he's very intentional wanting to go south because he wants to be in the fight. he doesn't have any plans to become a leader of any movement. he just wants to run a church in the south where he can make a difference and eventual perhaps become a university professor or maybe a university president. that's his that's his career vision. but when the moment comes and again, this is about choice, when he gets to montgomery and a bus boycott begins. we all know they're looking somebody who would be willing to address the first mass meeting. thousands of people are gathering at holt street baptist church on december 5th, 1955, trying to what's this going to be? can we all to stay off the busses tomorrow? can we do we want to stay off the busses indefinitely until the city integrates those busses? how long we do this and who's going to help decide and they ask king to be the the for the movement for the movement is there not malcolm to lead yet and he's not sure if he wants to do that because

>> hello martin. >> hello martin. >> it's great to be on your show.lower contacted me again about after four weeks ago, highlighting the fact that khan had interfered and written to the head office. >> q bbc headquarters to say he's not happy with the way ulez has actually reported the negative reporting and what happened then is the bosses at headquarters wrote or emailed every single one of the bbc and the southern regional offices , the southern regional offices, all the very experienced journos that they could not report on ulez unless they got it approved by headquarters. >> and he told me last night, right up to date that particular order is still in place. local local journalists cannot report on ulez without the permission of headquarters . of headquarters. >> now, howard, if these allegations are true , this is allegations are true, this is astonishing. this is an active mayoral campaign with an edict not to report unfavourably . not to report unfavourably. presumably the bbc are completely denying that we've got a response. we have to read o

martÍn, esta familia se encuentra en los estados unidos.ias. el gobierno de joe biden estÁ dispuesto a defender en la corte suprema. una norma que restringue el acceso a la frontera sur, segÚn dijo el subsecretario de polÍtica fronteriza. un juez de california decidirÁ esta sememana si deroga o no la norma que califica como no aptos a los que crucen a estados unidos de forma irregular. la oficina de ciudadanÍa e inmigraciÓn realizÓ ajustes para identificar con mayor facilidad a los migrantes que pudieran ser sujetos a carga pÚblica. ahora se busca que respondan con mayor claridad a informaciÓn como estado de salud, estatus, recursos financieros y habilidades del inmigrante. mÁs de 40 millones de personas estÁn bajo el azote del cofocante calor cuyo riesgo es mortal. la ciudad de (nombre en inglÉs) registrÓ 104 grados, la mÁs alta que haya registrado en miami se marcÓ 98 grados superando un histÓrico de 95 en phoenix funcionaron estÁn preocupados por las altas temperaturas. las muertes ya suman 18 desde abril. esta ola de calor se extiende m

. >>> martÍn, buenas tardes.os unidos, joe biden, y una victoria temporal para defensores de los derechos humanos de los inmigrantes, el juez de san francisco, acaba de fallar que la polÍtica adoptada por la administraciÓn joe biden que rechaza a la mayorÍa de los solicitantes de asilo que hayan cruzado por terceros paÍses va en contra de la ley, la medida fue criticada incluso por legisladores demÓcratas, mientras el gobierno insiste que sin ella se dispararÍa la llegada de indocumentados a la frontera afectando a ciudades fronterizas y del interior. la polÍtica del presidente joe biden no queda anulada automÁticamente, el juez le dio al departamento un plazo de 14 dÍas para apelar su decisiÓn ante la corte del noveno distrito de san francisco. sin embargo expertos legales creen que esta batalla llegarÁ hasta la corte suprema de justicia, mientras se libra en la corte, esperan que las reglas de la administraciÓn joe biden que no permiten la entrada a la mayorÍa de los solicitantes de asilo se mantendrÁ en pie. m

sorry, martin. i gave one sorry, martin.ther. i might not agree with him on everything, but i really respect how he puts views respect how he puts his views across. i'd to see him on across. i'd like to see him on more. nice, isn't more. well, that's nice, isn't it? chris has said you're it? and chris has said you're two guests could really two current guests could really develop policies develop meaningful policies if you stuck an office you stuck them in an office together a couple of weeks. together for a couple of weeks. they brilliant. they are refreshingly brilliant. we who's watching we never know who's watching this channel. that's not a bad plan. >> couple black eyes and a >> a couple of black eyes and a good manifest. know, i'd good manifest. so you know, i'd have teeth missing. have a few teeth missing. >> and andrew said, got to >> and andrew said, i've got to say, last 30 minutes has say, the last 30 minutes has been riveting viewing. well done to and the panel. i've to you and the panel. i've learned thank you,

les saluda martÍn berlanda.os con una noticia de Última hora, hunter joe biden se declara de delitos no culpables. >>> mientras bomberos luchaban contra el incendio en un incendio en manhattan, hoy se experimentÓ en phoenix temperaturas por encima de los 110 grados, estamos con lo Último sobre el calor extremo en esta ciudad. (hablan en inglÉs). . y el actor kevin spacey acusado de nueve delitos sexuales contra cuatro hombres fue declarado no culpable, aquÍ verÁn sus declaraciones. ♪. . ♪(mÚsica)♪ . quÉ tal, quÉ bueno que nos acompaÑa, en una noticia de Última hora, hunter biden se dectra rÓ culpable de dos delitos menores de evasiÓn. fiscal, luego que se vino abajo el acuerdo que tenÍa el hijo del presidente, para admitir su culpabilidad. javier vega se encuentra en la corte, te escuchamos. >>> quÉ tal, martÍn, desde delaware, desde la corte federal de distrito de delaware, donde llegÓ hoy a las 10 de la maÑana el hijo del presidente biden, hunter biden, dispuesto a declararse culpable, pero tuvo que declararse

tamsin martin. maels— wonderful. tamsin martin. mamls wow— wonderful. tamsin martin. . afternoon from the gb newsroom. at 12:01, faux pas pence has been hit by a fourth night of riots with the interior ministry saying more than 1300 people were arrested overnight . were arrested overnight. buildings and vehicles were torched and stores looted as violent protests were staged across the country. it follows the death of a 17 year old boy who was shot by police in a suburb of paris, known only as nana. suburb of paris, known only as nana . his funeral is set to be nana. his funeral is set to be held later today. british travellers are also being warned to be aware of the unrest, which could restrict their movements. travel expert simon calder believes it's still safe for now . if it starts spreading, if it gels— . if it starts spreading, if it gee m— . if it starts spreading, if it gets in towards— if it starts spreading, if it gets in towards the tourist ama— gets in towards the tourist areas. and bear- gets in towards the tourist areas. and bear in mind that france— are

henry martin, jugador clave.mael siempre es clave. >> centro de davis, remate de cabeza que se va desviado, dice el Árbitro que fue el Último tocarla el panameÑo, y si, casi un tiro de esquina, para las elecciones final de panamÁ. >> en el primer tiempo, mÉxico fue muy predecible con jorge sÁnchez por derecho, de gallardo vimos poco, tiene que aprovechar, es un tipo que manda buenos centros, y hoy no se ha manifestado en defensiva. godoy, chÁvez, >> uriel, aquÍ estÁ mosquera, que sale jugando con tito, andrade, va con cummings, godoy, y quintero, estuvieron en aquella Última gran final jugada con la selecciÓn de panamÁ hace 10 aÑos. ochoa que sale con este despeje, gallardo, servicio de manos para panamÁ. >> mismo no puede ponerla competir, se lanza afuera. >> aquÍ la juega chiquita el equipo mexicano, rebote que favorece a panamÁ, bÁrcenas, adelanta lÍneas, carrasquilla, montes el que la saca, ahora el que la trata de retener es henry martin, jugando con pineda, pero carrasquilla le mete el cuerpo, quÉ dice el Á

thanks martin. addison.hanks martin. >> here's the latest from the newsroom in our top story, the gunman who killed a beautician outside a pub in merseyside on christmas eve has been sentenced to life and will serve a minimum of 48 years for her murder. 26 year old ellie edwards was killed by connor chapman outside the lighthouse pub in the wirral last year. the 23 year old fired 12 shots from a submachine gun, injuring several others , before injuring several others, before fleeing the scene. chapman was found guilty after a three and a half week trial at liverpool liverpool crown court. ellie's father, tim edwards, spoke after the sentencing. thankfully now he's got 48 years and hopefully he's got 48 years and hopefully he never sees christmas again . he never sees christmas again. >> and if i'm lucky enough to still be around for a long time, yeah, i will do my best to make sure he never comes out of jail i >> -- >>aman >> a man who killed a mother and her two young daughters by setting fire to their flat

el 50 aniversario de hip hop y para eso ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> cÓmo les va muy buenas tardes les saluda martÍnde julio en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, donald trump es imputado por los casos de los documentos que almacenÓ en su residencia de florida y tambiÉn crece la imputaciÓn del presidente con cargos del asalto al capitolio. habamos con el padre de la estudiante mexicana desaparecida en berlÍn. casi 150 millones de personas estÁn bajos alerta de calor, tenemos ayuda para los niÑos. >>> argentina no pudo ganarle a sudÁfrica empatan a 2 goles pero mantiene viva su esperanza de llegar a octavos de final le tenemos lo mejor de la copa mundial femenina de la fifa. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> shakira se impone en las preferencias en los latinos (nombre en inglÉs) de billboard ocupando los primeros lugares 3 de sus canciones son las preferidass de los oyentes de radio en mÚsica latina. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> oiga bueno que nos acompaÑa. vamos a las noticias. el expresidente donald trump enfrenta nuevos cargos por los casos de documentos clasificados que tenÍa en su residencia de florida los fisca

i'm martin daubney. over the next three hours, i'll be keeping you company, of course, on your tv, online, and on your digital radio. >> coming up hour. no >> coming up in this hour. no big tax cuts before the next general election , as the general election, as the chancellor admits. the pledge to halve inflation has proven harder than expected. is the harder than expected. it is the last nail in the coffin for the beleaguered tory party. next up, angerin beleaguered tory party. next up, anger in portland over plans to house asylum seekers on their doorstep. more than 12,000 people have crossed the english channelin people have crossed the english channel in small boats this year after a record 686 crossed in 13 small boats yesterday . but is small boats yesterday. but is the barge really the best way to tackle the migrant housing crisis? and at the end of the houn crisis? and at the end of the hour, the rain in spain falls mainly on the plain . everyone mainly on the plain. everyone should be taught how

martin: we have a clear investment program going forward. the traditional products, combustion engine, electric trucks and hydrogen. we need both technologies for and a mission three future -- emission free future. there are partnerships around the globe. competitors, suppliers need to secure ourselves a good position as the leading manufacturer. there is enough left to have our shareholders participate in that success. matt: love that blue. a great big rig we are showing on the screen. as you make shift, a lot of auto manufacturers have made as well. you're selling more of the high-margin heavy duty trucks to fund this transition. what are you seeing in the emissions free business. how much money can you make on vehicles that are not powered by gas and diesel? martin: there is no reason that the margins on the mission free trucks should be lower than on combustion trucks. there is a lot of investment necessary. fuel-cell factories. i'm not afraid of that transition. it is not a threat bro industry. it is our chance. jon: when we saw that da

i'm martin daubney.ith aaron arm strong. >> with aaron armstrong. >> hi. it is at 134 232. in fact . i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom . ministers are facing newsroom. ministers are facing further pressure to impose an outright ban on disposable vapes. the local government association says their manufacture and sale should be stopped next year amid warnings of rising popularity amongst children. single use vapes are also considered to be a fire hazard for waste collectors . hazard for waste collectors. france is considering a ban by the end of this year. the european union is expected expected to follow suit in 2026. industry bodies say vapes help smokers quit and can be recycled . ed the british medical association, meanwhile, has warned the government their doctors will not back down on demands for a 35% pay rise as junior doctors in england strike for a third day. that's despite the prime minister adopting the recommended actions of independent pay review bodies and making a final offer of 6. the fi

martin makes the important oint that scams. martin makes the important point that ads _ scams.e _ scams. martin makes the important point that ads like this _ scams. martin makes the important point that ads like this have - point that ads like this have appeared on facebook, twitter, instagram, and they make money from these ads that unless they are punished, unless the penalty that we impose is so great that they are forced to put people on duty to check that sort of stuff that it really won't come to an end. what do you see, particularly here in the uk in legislation, because of have an online bill, we have online advertising legislation which is coming down the pipe. does it cover this sort of thing? 50. coming down the pipe. does it cover this sort of thing?— this sort of thing? so, i think there's work— this sort of thing? so, i think there's work to _ this sort of thing? so, i think there's work to be _ this sort of thing? so, i think there's work to be done - this sort of thing? so, i think - there's work to be done precisely to cover these kinds of attacks. now, the la

i'll start with you, martin.s to ticket offices, i mean, there's two kind of veins of thought here, isn't there? there's one which is, you know, get your tickets on your phone, crack on with life. you don't need this. it's an unnecessary, airy bureaucracy. the other side of fence is, well, that's of the fence is, well, that's great got smartphone great if you've got a smartphone and rest of it. but what and all the rest of it. but what about people that don't have that? what about people that have questions the have got the questions and the queries? resource queries? you need that resource for them? >> yeah, the out is, what, >> yeah, the data out is, what, about people more now about 90% of people or more now aren't even using ticket offices. but the fact of the matter people that do matter is the people that do rely upon them are the most vulnerable, or vulnerable, disabled or the elderly. and times gb news elderly. and often times gb news don't campaigners out don't kill cash campaigners out there. it's all p

martin j america sees an award winning journalist, and commentator. and in budapest we cross the jordan, samuel, we, he is a pod cast, read the goggle, which can be found on youtube span locals. i start out with george. as i said in the introduction, georgia, i've always believed. and you know, i've talked about this a great length of this is just another huge graft on the heels of afghanistan. and we all know the phrase, whatever it takes. well, i think that we're missing the 2nd half, whatever it takes for me to make a lot of money. because i think that's the full sentence of this propaganda effort to keep the company going. it's, it's, it's no coincidence. you know, we run out of ammo all we have to buy and make new m. oh okay, new contract going out for you. and in the meantime, we don't really want to do it bucks, cluster munitions, which basically they want to get rid of it. so they can buy the next generation of munitions. i mean, it seems to work for everybody. does it go ahead, doris? well, it's absolutely right. and it's an aspect of this wo

oh martin, who really wants the job at this point. okay. i mean, the way things are going this conflict will be bookend by stilton berg. it'll be binding stilton birds war in brooklyn. we'll. we'll be talking about it for a long time. but he's got his name all over it. i don't think there's a lot of people that say, i don't know if that's a good career move right now, cuz they're, they're defaulting too close to the you want to be, well, didn't want to be in that situation. i'm sorry, keep going. know, so back with the money thing. i mean, he still, somebody made a huge issue about um, now, uh, nate's, a budget was expanded by 8 percent this year, which he said was completely aggressive. well, it will need to be, you know, needs to be spent of a lot more, not on the so happy the 11 members or company reaching the cheapest set of gdp criteria. but it really is all about money running out of stock. so running a village equipment generally, i mean if you look at the last week, i mentioned it shows abundance. bank is basically bank to help in a

there trump lose is martin. yeah, i think there's also a number of swing voters, the who are sick and tired of the games and the school degree of by the ministration i can see through it that kind of see that all of these cases is george points out a completed, contrived, you know a lot to swing voters in and need to be 5 or 67 percent for, for trump to get it. but i think the protest boots that we saw before, um with uh, with something and hillary, i think that's going to repeat to so much, much more intensive for that. you know what i worry about martin and i throw this to george. i think there's another option. people are just lucky to participate in this spot. yeah, i don't know. i don't know, you know, because considering, you know, again, you know, be showing your cards like that. a lot of people just scratching their hands like why do you do that? i mean, you have the best thing going for you all have a plan. okay. i mean, ronald reagan did that and he succeeded because he didn't tell anybody. dorothy. ri

go ahead martin. well, i think um, uh, the comments, but edward looked fuck, recently were very interested in his theory. the of the great job, let's go let us know that his theory is that the russian central bank go home to his subdivision. look, thanks a very good. remember, we've got inflation on the control. we've got inflation at a so dream level. but most europeans cannot even spent as low as about that account last forever. so there's an economic cool aspect to this whole thing, which is the, you know, the situation, but pollutants in which is quite comfortable is not something that you can, you can banks, you can bank on forever, that has to be a longer strategy. so there are incentives the same for russia to look up some of the issues that i saw, the same video you did. i found them seem to be utterly completely convincing. deal with them as losing trays. so the, the key is that the, the was possibly some sort of, but general communication going on between buns and noticing the actually large

cedric: martin lawrence played, many, many characters on that show. martin: jerome in the house!t you to get a smaller head but i ain't got no control over that. kim c: shanaynay, shanaynay, shanaynay. shanaynay: oh my goodness, if it isn't little miss attitude. cedric: all the characters just felt personal to the kind of young black experience. shanaynay: why are you always over here? i mean, do you have a bed? cedric: fox used that show to build their network. kim f: fox was florida for black people almost. it was just like, that's where we all gonna go now to have a new life. yvette: television became segregated there was a place for shows of color and a place for shows that didn't feature characters of color. patrick: but given the success of shows like fresh prince and martin on fox in the early 90s, networks started to look at other underrepresented groups to build an audience. soraya: margaret cho as a comedian is extremely queer... margaret: i'm here, i'm queer... soraya: ...very bawdy. margaret: actually i'm not really allowed to say the word vagina because i don't even

um but no, no membership of the time being a 12 martin. i mean, what was, why with the us, the board membership, i mean they have the best of all possible worlds right now, is they, they can, they can give you nations in armory and everything else to the ukrainians and still be able to quote unquote stay out of the conflict while they're ukrainian brethren are dying and drugs, i mean and, and now their children will start dying here. i mean the people are watching inventory and e and jake sullivan, blank and they must think this is such a sweet heart d a sweetheart. deal for them now. you radians. of course one moment. yes, i think so, and it's a love seat, right? why was the american sign up to anything which would just take this conflict to complete, you know, level under level that most of us couldn't even imagine in our streams they want to contain it. but to them it's interesting. the storybook press conference a couple days ago reveal cut a loss and i admit i watched it start off. i didn't watch it and i just need to amend the some o

i'm joined by my guess, martin j america. she's an award winning journal and commentators in budapest we cross the george samuel. he's a pod cast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. are gentlemen cross up rules of effect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. all right, let's start out with george in budapest. well, wherever we're going up of the escalation ladder again, a, something that the by the administration said would be a potential war crime sending cluster obviously ukraine. um um is now um um regular policy here we have a dot, a pending unofficial se remarkably russian victory worse than civilian cluster bomb depths. that's the us panic a. so george become mono is open for everyone to see. and it's pretty ugly. george, it's survey is right. yeah, i think it's a big way. you're absolutely right. is saying that the united states, the glad early on that it's alleged russia was using, plus the bombs. and that this was on down to really a war crime. so now binds, s

there trump lose is martin. yeah. but i think it's also a number of swing voters, the who are sick and tired of the games and the skilled, the great of by demonstration, i can see through it. they can see that all these cases is george points out, a completely contrived, you know, a lot the swing vote has been a need to be 5 or 67 percent for, for trump to get it. but i think the protest rhodes that we saw before, um with the, with something and henry, i think that's going to repeat yourself much, much more intensive for that. you know what i worry about martin and i throw this to george. i think there's another option. people are just lucky to participate this and spot on. yeah, i don't know. i don't know, you know, speaking considering, you know, again, you know, be showing your cards like that. a lot of people just scratching their hands. like, why do you do that? i mean, you have the best thing going for you all have a plan. okay. i mean, ronald reagan did that and he succeeded because he didn't tell anybody. doro

martÍn. >>> ahorrar y prepararnos si Ños queda.d de las vacaciones escolares. pero pensando en la vuelta al colegio. con lo que, store presenta para las familias. este aÑo, se calcula que los hogares reduzcan sus gastos, en un 10%, con un promedio por niÑo de 597 dÓlares. se va a gastar un 14 y 13% menos en uniforme y tecnologÍa respectivamente. tomando en cuenta una subida importante en los Útiles escolares que van a costar un 20% mÁs. >>> en la cumbre de la otan. han estado reunidos los presidentes de estados unidos y ucrania. joe biden le dijo a volodimir zelenski integrar a ucrania. biden elogio a su homÓlogo por su determinaciÓn. dijo que la cumbre fue un Éxito. es la quinta vez que se reÚnen y el futuro de ucrania estÁ en la otan. >>> el senado de iowa aprobÓ el proyecto de ley de lats fetales, la medida se pasÓ cerca de la medianoche. culminando una maratÓnica sesiÓn legislativa especial. que convocÓ a decenas de manifestantes en las afueras del capitolio. la gobernadora republicana dijo que lo va a convertir en ley este mis

ok, martin jones, thank you very much indeed. martin, _ indoors.nes, thank you very much indeed. martin, an - indoors. ok, martin jones, thank you very much indeed. martin, an expat i very much indeed. martin, an expat who is living in lazio in italy, thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us during the heatwave. it is true there is a difference, always, isn't there, in the way that different countries cope with hot weather. italians, i suppose, are used to the hot weather but it is extremely hot right now, the temperature in rome has reached a record of a1 celsius today, just to show you how hot things are getting. you may have noticed we are following the pentagon news briefing, it's to the right of me on the screen, we are waiting for... i think we can trust, can we cross live there now? no we won't start like i think they're preparing the microphones for the two officials to talk to the world's press. the reason they are doing this is because a us soldier has been taken by north korean authorities after he crossed the border betwee

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martin: good morning. we cannot ignore the rally but we are approaching the second half on a more cautious note. our central view is that the u.s. will go into a technical recession but it has been evading or avoiding most economists view from the beginning of the year. it's probably a recession that is possibly there and it's quite interesting given that we do to we find that markets come off at the beginning of a recession but markets are wanting to ignore that. markets already passed a shallow recession and looking toward the next interest rate cycle, which we are still expecting central banks to be more still expectinl banks to be more active, linked close to peak rates and the timeframe. we have peak rates obviously important. end of march quarter next year. central banks may start cutting rates but the markets are looking as far forward as that, i personally think we are likely to see a pullback. we've had an amazing rally since october of last year. so we are approaching this at this point in time g

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kennedy's sex life, wiretaps and bugs on martin luther king. there were files cap in his office separate from other files to keep them safe. others said there was another purpose. then he had an extensive file collection called his personal files. those were destroyed. he asked his secretary to destroy them and she did. they were birthday cards and such she says. some think there was other material in there but we do not know. >> he was under seven presidents. what was his relationship with some of them? >> mostly, he was very useful to them and he liked them a lot. the three princes -- presidents that interested me the most were one, franklin roosevelt because it was roosevelt who made the modern fbi. the new -- the fbi turned out to be a new deal alphabet agency. he pushed law enforcement in a big way and pushed hoover into political intelligence during the war. that was fascinating for me. then the last two presidents lyndon johnson and richard nixon were also fascinating because they had very long-term relationships with them. he lived on t

martin, i get your point. like a lot of americans feel that you are unrepresented in our two-party system. a lot of americans feel that way. this is why i think we should be supporting proportional representation for the u.s. house of representatives to create an opportunity for more political parties to form so that we can organize political parties that represent. this is a really big country. it is a diverse country in so many ways and the idea that every thing can be aggregated up to these two parties just doesn't make much sense in this contemporary moment. and trying to put everything into these two parties which makes it difficult for the parties to really maintain those coalitions, that creates this problem where the only way the democratic and republic of parties can hold the coalition together is bite saying the other party would be such a threat to this country that you have to vote for us whether or not you like it. again, there is way too much focus on third parties at the presidential level and w

." - martin lawrence is a standup comedian, and the "martin" show was based on all of the things thato stomp with the big dog! - people really seem to gravitate to him. - jerome's in the house! - 'cause it was raw. ♪ i said jerome's in the hou-eh-ou-eh-ouse ♪ - he played at least 10 different characters within the sitcom, and you believed them all. - how you all doing? (audience laughs) party's my middle name! go, gina, go, gina! what's happening, baby? - martin lawrence was the one who said comedy has a way of bringing light into this dark world. black people, we do have this way of laughing at our struggle. he embodies that. (glass shatters) (mama payne whimpers) - damn, damn, damn! - "damn, gina" is said to me 100 times a day. - [unison] aw, damn! - i loved martin and gina's romance, particularly because it was the first time i saw a young black couple in love on television. - grab my ears? (audience laughs) (upbeat funky music) - we didn't think that we were gonna make the impact that we made. - girl, your hair is so nappy, wilson couldn't pick it. - recently, me, tichina, and mar

." - martin lawrence is a standup comedian, and the "martin" show was based on all of the things thateally seem to gravitate to him. - jerome's in the house! - 'cause it was raw. ♪ i said jerome's in the hou-eh-ou-eh-ouse ♪ - he played at least 10 different characters within the sitcom, and you believed them all. - how you all doing? (audience laughs) party's my middle name! go, gina, go, gina! what's happening, baby? - martin lawrence was the one who said comedy has a way of bringing light into this dark world. black people, we do have this way of laughing at our struggle. he embodies that. (glass shatters) (mama payne whimpers) - damn, damn, damn! - "damn, gina" is said to me 100 times a day. - [unison] aw, damn! - i loved martin and gina's romance, particularly because it was the first time i saw a young black couple in love on television. - grab my ears? (audience laughs) (upbeat funky music) - we didn't think that we were gonna make the impact that we made. - girl, your hair is so nappy, wilson couldn't pick it. - recently, me, tichina, and martin had gone to lunch, and we were a

welcome back to the laurence fox show with me, martin daubney . show with me, martin daubney. for the first time revealed the true size of the multi—million pound critical race theory industry that's invaded british schools and is teaching your children that white people are inherently racist. the report was called who are the experts? an investigation into anti racist third party organisations in schools. it was written by don't divide us, a grassroots movement that calls itself the uk's common sense voice on race as well. i'm delighted now to be joined by its author and don't divide us director dr. alka sahgal. divide us director dr. alka sahgal . cuthbert hello to you, sahgal. cuthbert hello to you, alka . fantastic report, which alka. fantastic report, which i've read in its entirety is shall we first start off, can you give us a flavour of some of the more extreme dream teaching practises that your report unearthed . unearthed. >> okay. well, hello . thank you. >> okay. well, hello. thank you. thank you for having me on. i think what you can see in terms of the content is

martin says this, a firefighter. martin says this, not me.'t help thinking these fires are started by environmentalists to keep climate change at the top of the agenda. that might be an overreach. that's overreach. but anyway, that's just there. joan trees don't just out there. joan trees don't spontaneously ignite fact. this is arson and for a bit of balance, andy said just because a fire is started by human hand, the conditions to become the conditions for it to become a wildfire are tinder a widespread wildfire are tinder dry conditions and strong winds . so it's of you, martin, to . so it's odd of you, martin, to discount climate change as a factor in these cases. that's what we like, nice bit of what we like, a nice bit of balance. don't forget, balance. and don't forget, coming dewbs& co we've coming up after dewbs& co we've got nigel farage, the exclusive coming up after dewbs& co we've got ni�*line'arage, the exclusive coming up after dewbs& co we've got ni�*line on ge, the exclusive coming up after dewbs& co we've got ni�*line on tha

." - martin lawrence is a standup comedian, and the "martin" show was based on all of the things thatwith the big dog! - people really seem to gravitate to him. - jerome's in the house! - 'cause it was raw. ♪ i said jerome's in the hou-eh-ou-eh-ouse ♪ - he played at least 10 different characters within the sitcom, and you believed them all. - how you all doing? (audience laughs) party's my middle name! go, gina, go, gina! what's happening, baby? - martin lawrence was the one who said comedy has a way of bringing light into this dark world. black people, we do have this way of laughing at our struggle. he embodies that. (glass shatters) (mama payne whimpers) - damn, damn, damn! - "damn, gina" is said to me 100 times a day. - [unison] aw, damn! - i loved martin and gina's romance, particularly because it was the first time i saw a young black couple in love on television. - grab my ears? (audience laughs) (upbeat funky music) - we didn't think that we were gonna make the impact that we made. - girl, your hair is so nappy, wilson couldn't pick it. - recently, me, tichina, and martin had