now an action packed show with martin daubney . show with martin daubney. >> thank you. mark white., indeed. >> thank you. mark white. yes, indeed . what a moment in indeed. what a moment in political history. what a show we have for you. let's get stuck in because donald trump has been elected the 47th president of the united states. and . there it the united states. and. there it is. the republican nominee left democrats humiliated after sweeping wins in crucial swing states. he flipped pennsylvania, georgia, north carolina and wisconsin from to blue red. and early this morning, he took to the stage in florida to address the stage in florida to address the ecstatic crowds as he promised to usher america into a golden age. >> and to every citizen, i will fight for you, for your family and your future. every single day i will be fighting for you. and with every breath in my body , and with every breath in my body, i will not rest until we have delivered the strong, safe and prosperous america that our children deserve and that you deserve. this will truly be the golden age of americ

. >> a very, very good evening and welcome to farage with me martin daubney. tonight on the show, sir keir starmer has opened the door to paying other countries to take illegal migrants. sound familiar? also, we will not live in a two tier country. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> nigel farage launches a private prosecution over the manchester airport brawl. we'll get more on that later in the show. and the prime minister looks set to cosy up to china. is that wise, given our recent dodgy relationship with beijing? all of that in the next hour and plenty other stuff on top. but first, here's your latest news headunes first, here's your latest news headlines with sophie reaper . headlines with sophie reaper. >> thank you martin. the time is just after 7:00 and these are your latest gb news headlines with world leaders attending the 620 with world leaders attending the g20 summit in brazil. the pm has said ukraine is top of his agenda. this comes after president joe biden has given the green light to kyiv to use us. supplied long—range missiles to strike

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martin daubney. tonight we delve into the farmers protests that have rocked westminster. earlier on today and plenty of those farmers are with us tonight as part of a very special live studio audience. welcome to the studio. that's you . now, today, studio. that's you. now, today, today we've seen deep, deep despair. >> i don't make any money on the farm. i run the farm because it's in my blood. i run the farm because i've got a son who's 21 year old who's passionate about farming, and we're seeing solidarity . solidarity. >> nigel farage is here, of course . coui'se. >> course. >> what an unbelievable turnout night. yeah , and it's just the night. yeah, and it's just the start and magnificently , we've start and magnificently, we've seen jeremy clarkson reaching the end of his tether with the bbc. so it's not about you. >> it's not about your farm. and the fact that you bought a farm to avoid inheritance tax. >> on the other side of the classic bbc, their classic . classic bbc, their classic. >> oh, haven't we all felt like that before? classic bbc trying to stiff somebo

martin daubney covering for nigel farage on gb news., before the break, we asked you, was the archbishop of canterbury correct to resign over today's abuse scandal? and irvin says this if my memory serves me correctly , well be described the correctly, well be described the rwanda plan as ungodly. i wonder what he would have called his actions concerning this abuse scandal. the man is a disgrace to all civilised, decent people, let alone the church of england . let alone the church of england. and alex, as this the archbishop had to go. we now need a christian religious leader , not christian religious leader, not someone who is full of wokery and politics. alex. so many people have been echoing that sentiment. get back to your flock and stop being obsessed with identity politics now. the first draft of the highly contentious assisted dying bill was published yesterday, with supporters emphasising the bill's comprehensive safeguards, asserting that they are both legitimate and robust and designed to protect vulnerable individuals who cr

earlier, the son of a british farmer told martin daubney how this decision could impact his dream ofecoming a farmer. >> it makes me feel like disappointed in the government because they're taking away something that me and i'm guessing all of my generation of farmers are opportunities to become farmers when they're older. i'd say just think about how this affects my generation of farmers and how it affects their future of doing something that they've dreamed about for years. >> in weather news, the met office says the uk is braced for disruptive snow, ice and cold temperatures over the coming days. up to 20cm of snow may accumulate in the worst affected areas . in accumulate in the worst affected areas. in what's been accumulate in the worst affected areas . in what's been described areas. in what's been described by the met office as the country's first taste of winter. today, snow and frost have been recorded across parts of the yorkshire dales, as well as in certain areas of scotland, including at the coco 6auff viewpoint in aberdeenshire . and viewpoint in aberdeenshire. and at

and the final result comes when that's in martin martin daubney show. >> and we also have our own littlery of breakfast audiences and their views. just after 9:00, if you'd like to cast your vote early. gbnews.com/poll to do so . gbnews.com/poll to do so. >> in the latest attack on ukraine overnight, russia sent a drone towards kyiv , leading to drone towards kyiv, leading to red alerts right across the whole country. it's thought to be one of the most significant air attacks since the invasion two years ago. >> well , two years ago. >> well, meanwhile, ukraine's neighbour romania has seen the surprise lead of pro—putin candidate calin georgescu during the first round of their elections . so could putin be set elections. so could putin be set to gain another european ally, and does that give him more standing going into potential peace talks? >> well, here, with that and more, former british army spokesperson major michael shearer. major, what do you think? what's your assessment ? think? what's your assessment? >> well, there is no question that putin is now in a rush to deal himself th

farmer clive bailey had this to say to martin daubney earlier on they're talking about potentially strike action, not letting food leave the farm. >> we all know how just in time type supply chains work now, how fragile they can be. i think that could very easily lead to the kind of panic buying that we saw with fuel, and we saw with toilet roll , saw with fuel, and we saw with toilet roll, empty saw with fuel, and we saw with toilet roll , empty shelves saw with fuel, and we saw with toilet roll, empty shelves and, you know, yeah, i think most people could go longer without toilet roll than they can without food. can't they? >> well, the secretary of state for rural affairs, steve reed, has accused the wealthy of buying up huge estates to avoid paying buying up huge estates to avoid paying tax, before adding that small family farms will be protected. tonight, the telegraph are reporting that labour mps want the treasury to consider raising the £1 million threshold at which the tax is appued threshold at which the tax is applied , after the reaction from applied, after the reaction from c

farmer clive bailey had this to say to martin daubney earlier on they're talking about potentially strike action, not letting food leave the farm. >> we all know how just in time type supply chains work now how fragile they can be. i think that could very easily lead to the kind of panic buying that we saw with fuel, and we saw with toilet roll, empty shelves and, you know , yeah, i think most you know, yeah, i think most people could go longer without toilet roll than they can without food, can't they .7 without food, can't they? >> well, the secretary of state for rural affairs, steve reed, has accused the wealthy of buying up huge estates to avoid paying buying up huge estates to avoid paying tax before adding that small family farms will be protected. the chancellor also defended her budget today , defended her budget today, reform uk and fiscal stability are the number one priorities for this government and that's what we achieved in the budget on wednesday, a robust set of fiscal rules within a framework which gets debt down as our share of the economy, but crucially , within three

welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we're broadcasting live for you from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, the pound has plummeted to its lowest level since 2018. bond markets are approaching liz truss levels of chaos. pay will stagnate for two decades and the obr has downgraded growth targets. plus, mortgages are set to soar as rachel reeves crashed the economy and the farming community has blasted labour's budget inheritance tax raid as a kick in the teeth and a closure of the coal mines. on today's show , i'll speak to the show, i'll speak to the president of the national farmers union , who has called an farmers union, who has called an emergency meeting with labour's environment secretary on monday. can the government offer enough to call off a huge farmers protest that's planned for november the 19th.7 and the illegal immigrants who allegedly issued a chilling death threat to nigel farage has made it to britain in a dinghy. and i've got astonishing exclusive footage of how the afghan

it's 3:00 pm and welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. of course we're broadcasting live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk on today's show in brussels. as we speak, faceless eu bureaucrats are planning a bombshell demand for youth mobility as a red line in any deal between the uk and the european union. now, that could open britain to millions of under 30s from the continent. and today, for the first time, i'll reveal the shocking numbers of young europeans who could soon be pouring into keir starmer's britain . and there are starmer's britain. and there are only five days to go until thousands of angry farmers descend on westminster to protest about labour's disastrous budget. well, on today's show, i'll be joined by a turkey farmer who's spitting feathers because he feels he's been stuffed by rachel reeves and children as young as nine are among thousands of brits who've been reported to the coppers for non—crime hate incidents. in one case, two schoolgirls were grilled by cops after saying another pupil smelled of fis

welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we're broadcasting live from the house of westminster and all across the uk today. keir starmer is in hungary negotiating deals with balkan nafions negotiating deals with balkan nations to stop illegal immigration, help to return criminals . criminals. >> but will this come at a pnce? >> but will this come at a price? because it will have to be vetoed by the european union's ursula von der elianne. might this be another brexit surrender in disguise ? and surrender in disguise? and donald trump has promised to wage a war on woke. the next us president will end trans rights in sport and boot out diversity and inclusion hires. so is the writing on the wall for woke? we'll have a war on woke debate and that one is going to get spicy now for pm. today joe biden will address america with his hugely anticipated presidential loser speech. on such occasions, it's traditional to congratulate the winner, but will biden say well done to donald trump? his nemesis, or like kamala harris? will biden

welcome to gb tonight with me martin daubney. now amidst soaring illegal migration numbers, the prime minister today has pledged a further £75 million towards his border command, which is less money than what the government spends on asylum hotels over a two week period . hotels over a two week period. now brace yourselves, an astonishing exclusive. we'll be going live with nigel farage in pennsylvania as he follows donald trump on the final day of campaigning for the us election, and has robert jenrick been put on the naughty step because kemi badenoch just made her leadership opponent the shadow justice secretary. keep your friends close and your enemies closer . as. well, to show closer. as. well, to show an absolute delight to have your company. i've just been told that nigel farage might be meeting with a certain presidential hopeful. we're going to speak to him later in the show for a crucial insight. on the eve of the greatest election on the planet. that's all coming up. and don't forget, you can get in touch with your th

and i'm martin daubney in for the big man nigel farage tonight on farage coming up on tonight's show, our home office minister angela eagle today confirmed in the house of commons that a major statistical publication will drop at the end of this week of illegal migrant related crime. but why have these numbers been withheld until now.7 i'll numbers been withheld until now? i'll be joined in the studio by reform uk's rupert lowe, who spoke up on the issue in parliament earlier today to discuss this thorny topic. and it's been a bad start to the week for sir keir starmer, as the viral petition demanding a general election has now surpassed over 2.3 million. after just a few days, was only launched, in fact on wednesday. after just a few days, was only but will the online rage have any real world impact whatsoever? and the prime minister dismissed any calls for a general election earlier on today. but he didn't himself push for vehemently for a second brexit referendum. yes he did. sir keir starmer wanted a second roll of the dice when the election result didn't suit him, and also donald

and welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news broadcasting live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, a major suppuer the uk. on today's show, a major supplier of migrant boats has been arrested in a joint operation between dutch , belgian operation between dutch, belgian and uk authorities. the suspect, and uk authorities. the suspect, a turkish national aged 44, was arrested after arriving in amsterdam yesterday and the prime minister says it's a significant piece of the jigsaw. i had the pleasure and rachel reevesis i had the pleasure and rachel reeves is tonight set to unveil an £80 billion raid on private pension pots, claiming the money will turbocharge britain's infrastructure but with a woeful track record on projects like hsz and pet projects like failed solar farms. why should we trust the labour party with our pensions .7 as elon musk, boris pensions? as elon musk, boris johnson and nigel farage wade into the free speech scandal surrounding journalist allison pearson today, i'll be joined by common sense police and crime commissioner

it's 3:00 pm and welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb. news of course we're broadcasting live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, millions of british pensioners have today been hit by the perfect storm of the winter fuel allowance , soaring energy costs, allowance, soaring energy costs, spiralling inflation and plummeting temperatures. we'll speak to gb news very own vip, very irritated pensioners to ask them about their coming winter of discontent . first, he was the of discontent. first, he was the son of a toolmaker and now the prime minister claims he gets the farmers protests as his first job was removing stones from fields. well, today gb news is out in those very same fields, leaving no stone unturned to unearth any credible evidence of starmer. the farmer and keir starmer has controversially claimed that the bbc has backed him over labour's inheritance tax raid on farmers. yesterday , jeremy clarkson yesterday, jeremy clarkson blasted the beeb as the government's mouthpiece. on today's show, i'll

welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we're broadcasting live for you from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, welfare payments are set to rocket to an astonishing £100 billion per yean astonishing £100 billion per year, and the labour party by 2030. on today's show, i'll be joined by reform lee anderson to ask him . we gone completely soft ask him. we gone completely soft on soaring sickness payouts. is it time to slash these benefits? should we show work shy brits, especially youngsters, some tough love. and that man donald trump has threatened to slap 25% tariffs on everything. that's coming from mexico and canada to force them to take action on border chaos. that's seen as many as 21 million illegal immigrants stream into america these past four years. but it's trump's plan, america first. or is it america's worst option now? the gb news exclusive because locals in bassetlaw are furious after hundreds of asylum seekers from the bibby stockholm barge have been dumped into their community. i

farmer clive bailey had this to say to martin daubney earlier on they're talking about potentially strike action, not letting food leave the farm. >> we all know how just in time type supply chains work now, how fragile they can be. i think that could very easily lead to the kind of panic buying that we saw with fuel, and we saw with toilet roll empty shelves and, you know, yeah, i think most people could go longer without toilet roll than they can without food, can't they? >> well, the secretary of state for rural affairs, steve reed, has accused the wealthy of buying up huge estates to avoid paying buying up huge estates to avoid paying tax before adding that small family farms will be protected. the chancellor has also defended her budget earlier today. >> economic and fiscal stability are the number one priorities for this government, and that's what we achieved in the budget. on wednesday, a robust set of fiscal rules within a framework which gets debt down as our share of the economy. but crucially , within three years, crucially, within three years, something the previous governmen

i'm martin daubney standing in for the big man nigel farage on farage tonight. the leader of the opposition, kemi badenoch, has said that the tories got it wrong. you don't say when it came to reducing immigration, going as far to blame it on brexit and the shadow immigration secretary also committed to a hard cap on immigration. but are his words as useless as a screen door on a submarine .7 and the business submarine? and the business secretary has called today a dark day for luton after vauxhall announced it would be closing down its historic factory , costing up to 1100 factory, costing up to 1100 jobs. yet the government has doubled down on its commitment to phase out petrol and diesel cars by 2030, a policy, remember, brought in by the conservatives. but should they consider u—turning on this net zero policy? plus, labour continue to bite the hand that feeds them today. farmers gathered in dover to call for a government u—turn on its controversial inheritance tax plan raids. i'll be joined by one of those protesters later on in the programme. all of that t

while farmer clive bailey had this to say to martin daubney earlier on they're talking about potentially strike action, not letting food leave the farm. >> we all know how just in time type supply chains work now, how fragile they can be. i think that could very easily lead to the kind of panic buying that we saw with fuel, and we saw with toilet roll, empty shelves, and you know, yeah, i think most people could go longer without toilet roll than they can without food, can't they? >> well, the secretary of state for rural affairs, steve reed, has accused the wealthy of buying up huge estates to avoid paying buying up huge estates to avoid paying tax, before adding that small family farms will be protected. the chancellor had this to say about her budget earlier on economic and fiscal stability are the number one priorities for this government and that's what we achieved in the budget. >> on wednesday, a robust set of fiscal rules within a framework which gets debt down as our share of the economy, but crucially , within three years, crucially, within three years, something the previous g

welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we're broadcasting live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. today, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, finally fell on his sword after the child sex abuse scandal. he was accused of ignonng abuse scandal. he was accused of ignoring simply became too big to ignore. riddled with scandal yet consumed by woke moralising politics, what next for the embattled church of england? last night, a former aide to tony blair told gb news that labour should , due to the labour should, due to the farmers what thatcher did to the coal miners, they'll be joined by the furious editor of farmers weekly, who is leading a farmers rebellion calling on the government to do a u—turn . as government to do a u—turn. as donald trump looks set to stop funding the ukraine war and order the european union , order the european union, nafions order the european union, nations to cough up more cash for nato is the eu army planning to secretly expand? well, i'll be joined by the guard dog of bre

the martin daubney show. we're broadcasting for you live on gb news from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show , the prime uk. on today's show, the prime minister will speak to the nafion minister will speak to the nation shortly . in a short while nation shortly. in a short while on the day it was announced that net immigration hit almost i million last year after a mystery 170,000 were found, it seems down the back of the sofa at downing street. we'll bring you this live latest here on gb news and nigel farage has reform uk today announced it has smashed the 100,000 membership barrier and then sensationally unveiled former tory minister dame andrea jenkins as their latest big name defection. and she blasted the tories are a sinking ship. but it wasn't all rosy for reform because today their former deputy leader , ben their former deputy leader, ben habib, dramatically quit the party, claiming he'd been banned from speaking at events. i'll speak exclusively to ben habib on today's sh

it's 3:00 pm and welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we're broadcasting, of course, live from the heart of course, live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show , nigel the uk. on today's show, nigel farage reform uk leader, took on the government today as the leader of reform appeared to be doing the work for donald trump as he implied that the us president would have the power to veto the chagos island handoven >> they went toe to toe in parliament and on the same tickle, reform mp rupert lowe has sensationally claimed that over 3 million immigrants have claimed universal credit since 2019. now the figure comes from a department of work and pensions whistleblower and on today's show, i will reveal the astonishing cost to the british taxpayer. it's unbelievable. and donald trump's war on woke just went nuclear because trump has appointed elon musk to help flamethrower thousands of woke civil servants, saving billions of dollars plus his new defence secretary will urge woke generals to bite the bullet. is it

welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. broadcasting live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, in one of his final acts as us president, joe biden has given permission to ukraine to launch missiles into russia. the kremlin and donald trump's top team have accused biden of pounng team have accused biden of pouring oil on the fire of world war iii. was it provocative or the principled thing to do.7 and the principled thing to do? and jet set stormer's global tour continues with the g20 summit. seeing the prime minister chalk up his 10th foreign trip in just two months. well , we've up his 10th foreign trip in just two months. well, we've had two tear care and three gear care now . it's never here. keir, is now. it's never here. keir, is it right for starmer to be living la vida loca? while furious farmers rally back in blighty? we'll ask our man in brazil, chris hope. and tomorrow thousands of angry farmers are set to descend on westminster to protest against the prime minister. they're now ca

farmer clive bailey had this to say to martin daubney earlier on they're talking about potentially strikection, not letting food leave the farm. >> we all know how just in time type supply chains work now, how fragile they can be. i think that could very easily lead to the kind of panic buying that we saw with fuel, and we saw with toilet roll, empty shelves and, you know, yeah, i think most people could go longer without toilet roll than they can without food, can't they? >> well, the secretary of state for rural affairs, steve reed, has accused the wealthy of buying up huge estates to avoid paying buying up huge estates to avoid paying tax , before adding that paying tax, before adding that small family farms will be protected . the chancellor has protected. the chancellor has also defended her budget earlier today. >> economic and fiscal stability are the number one priorities for this government and that is what we achieved in the budget. on wednesday . a robust set of on wednesday. a robust set of fiscal rules within a framework which gets debt down as our share of the economy, but c

while farmer clive bailey had this to say to martin daubney earlier on they're talking about potentially strike action, not letting food leave the farm. >> we all know how just in time type supply chains work now, how fragile they can be. i think that could very easily lead to the kind of panic buying that we saw with fuel, and we saw with toilet roll, empty shelves, and you know, yeah, i think most people could go longer without toilet roll than they can without food, can't they? >> well, the secretary of state for rural affairs, steve reed, has accused the wealthy of buying up huge estates to avoid paying buying up huge estates to avoid paying tax, before adding that small family farms will be protected. the chancellor had this to say about her budget earlier on economic and fiscal stability are the number one priorities for this government and that's what we achieved in the budget. >> on wednesday, a robust set of fiscal rules within a framework which gets debt down as our share of the economy, but crucially , within three years, crucially, within three years, something the previous g

it's 3:00 pm and welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we're broadcasting live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. as millions of americans head to the polls for the greatest political showdown on earth. can donald trump pull off the political comeback of the century and be voted in as the 47th president of the united states .7 or will democrats kamala states? or will democrats kamala harris nudge it? we'll be live from the land of the free, covering the greatest political spectacle on the planet . and spectacle on the planet. and yesterday, sir keir starmer announced he wanted to reset britain's relationship with interpol to help smash the gangs. well, i'll be joined by the big brexit beast ben habib, who thinks the prime minister may be deliberately walking into a carefully laid trap to snag us into closer ties with the cursed european union. and yesterday, the president of the national farmers union, tom bradshaw, had a crunch meeting with the environment minister to relay the fury of british farmers ?or ? or will demo

it's 3:00 pm or welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. of course we're broadcasting live for you from the very heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, a petition calling for a general election has now amassed over 2.2 million signatures and one of them was brit acting legend michael caine. but keir starmer, the politician, remember who campaigned for three years for a second brexit referendum? well, he simply brushed it aside. while those petitions powerful, or are they pointless and a storm babet finally blows over the great clean up operation begins in earnest with at least four dead. flood damage and commuter chaos. we'll have the latest from our reporters live from the uk's heaviest impacted areas . and nigel farage has areas. and nigel farage has blasted the uk's new national security adviser for jetting to mauritius to surrender the chagos islands before trump's inauguration. the reform leader addsif inauguration. the reform leader adds if we treat the usa like this, can they still regard us as an ally? a labour

the final result as always, will be announced later in martin daubney show.want to get involved, just go to gbnews.com/poll. or you can use the qr gbnews.com/poll. or you can use the or or code on your screen how. >> now. >> now at 6:10, let's have a look at some of the other key stories this morning. >> voters head to the polls in ireland this morning for a general election, which will set the political landscape there for the next five years. the three largest parties are said to be virtually neck and neck heading into the vote, with one party leader describing the race as too close to call. >> boris johnson has called for british troops to defend ukraine's borders in a peace deal ukraine's borders in a peace deal. the former prime minister told the telegraph that peacekeeping responsibilities should be handled by a multinational group of western nations. however, he added he did not think the uk should be sending in combat troops to take on the russians. >> councils are to be given four bin guidelines to end the wild west of recycling policies. under the n