that's fantastic. >> maya forstater. michael farage, thank you very much for joining me.ation, journalist aaron sebastian will discuss his scoop on a possible lowering of admission standards for minority applicants at ucla medical school. see you in a few moments welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. whistleblowers at ucla medical school in the united states have told a reporter at the washington free beacon that the school has significantly lowered admissions standards for minority applicants. the whistleblowers claim that half of ucla medical students now fail basic tests of medical competence. so we're joined now by washington free beacon reporter aaron ciborium, who broke this story. aaron, welcome to the show. i want to ask you about this, because people are going to think this is absolutely incredible. that a medical school is not prioritising meritocracy . you prioritising meritocracy. you would have thought when it comes to health care, this was the most important thing right? >> yeah, exactly. that is what you

co—founder of sex matters , maya co—founder of sex matters, maya forstater goes head to head with thewood, and that's next. welcome back to patrick christys. tonight coming up. would a free palestine be like a taliban state? but first, our labour right. to make it easier to change gender. it's time now for the head to head. well, remarkably , labour have remarkably, labour have announced plans to make it easier to change gender by scrapping the panel of doctors and lawyers currently needed to approve a gender recognition certificate and instead requiring just one doctor to be involved in the process. sir keir starmer party are considering allowing gps, not gender specialists, to sign off the legally binding documents , the legally binding documents, but the decision could prove to be a political headache for starmer in the run up to the next election. labour was quick to voice its support for the findings of the landmark cass review into gender services for kids, which shadow health secretary wes streeting describing it as a watershed moment and vowing to implement all of the review's